Disposal Information - WOLFF TURBO-STRIPPER 230 V/ 50 Hz Serie Mode D'emploi

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always include the machine number specified on the
type plate of the machine.
6.1 Lubrication of the Impact fig. G
The Turbo-Stripper is virtually maintenance-free. Have the
guides of the swing bolts lubricated from time to time (after
approx. 500 square meters). The lubricator nipples are
located collateral on the front side.
The used grease will flush dirt out of the machine.
Press maximum 3 to 4 times with the grease gun. Never
press too much grease into the machine. Otherwise the
mechanism will be blocked.
6.2 Changing the driving wheels fig.C
Remove the splint-pins (4) and pull the wheels (3) from
the axle (1).
Do not loose the keyes (2) under any circumstances!
7.0 Trouble shooting
Fault Possible cause Remedy
The machine Power supply
does not start interrupted
Defective cable
Defective plug
Higher exer- Cutting blade
tion of force dull
required while
working

8.0 Disposal information

Disposal
The machine, accessories and packaging should be sorted
for environmental-friendly recycling.
.
Only for EC countries:
Do not dispose of power tools into household
waste! According the European Guideline
2002/96/EC for Waste Electrical and Electro-
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nic Equipment and its implementation into national right,
power tools that are no longer usable must be collected
separately and disposed of in an environmentally correct
manner.
Subject to change without notice
9.0 Notes on various floor cover-
ings
Operating instructions
► Do not place the power tool until a load that
► Needle-punched floor covering, carpet, PVC.....
Contact
Electrician
For repair and
/or replace parts
Replace
► Coverings without a foam backing:
cutting blade
or resharpen
► Coverings with a foam backing:
► Coverings with a fleece backing:
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causes it to stop.
The TURBO STRIPPER is primarily used to remo-
ve linoleum, PVC, rubber, cork, design, and CV
coverings as well as needle-punched floor cover-
ing and carpeted flooring.
Hardwood parquet, multi-layer parquet, semiflexi-
ble and ceramic tiles can also be removed to a
limited extent.
The coverings to be removed should be pre-cut in
blade-widths (fig. E) and then removed with the
stripper in one step. In many cases, the glue can
also be removed at the same time.
Prior to performing the stripping work, pre-cut the
strips in blade-widths (fig. E). Regularly check
whether the blade is still straight and sharp.
Only use sharp blades! Remove the large sections
of the wearing surface. Use a carpet pulling claw for
this.
Then remove the foam residue with the stripper. If
there is some foam in the recess, approach from
the side.
Do not remove the wearing surface beforehand. Cut
the covering into strips and strip them together with
the fleece backing.