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Pneumatic Air Angle Die Grinder Kit - 28-Pieces

Kit De Meule À Rectiﬁer Les Matrices D’angle Pneumatique À

Air Comprimé - 28 Pièces

Kit de Amoladora Neumática en Ángulo - 28Piezas

空気圧エアアングルダイグラインダーキット-28ピース

B087RJK3GQ

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Notice originale

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Manual original

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正規の説明書

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Table of Contents

1. Important Safeguards �� 3

1�1 General safety �� 3

1�2 Projectile hazard �� 4

1�3 Entanglement hazards �� 4

1�4 Operating hazard �� 4

1�5 Repetitive motion hazards �� 4

1�6 Accessory hazards �� 5

1�7 Workplace hazards �� 5

1�8 Dust and fume hazards �� 5

1�9 Noise hazards �� 6

1�10 Vibration and noise reduction �� 6

1�11 Residual risks �� 6

1�12 Additional safety for pneumatic power tools �� 7

1�13 Kickback and related warnings �� 7

1�14 Safety of grinding tools �� 7

1�15 Safety of sanding tools �� 8

1�16 Emergency �� 8

2. Symbols Explanation �� 9

3. Intended Use �� 9

3�1 Performance �� 9

4. Air System Requirements �� 9

4�1 Air line layout diagram �� 10

5. Product Description �� 11

6. Before First Use �� 12

7. Preparing For Use �� 12

7�1 Connecting an air hose �� 12

7�2 Installing and removing the collet �� 13

7�3 Installing the grinding stone �� 13

7�4 Installing the sanding disc �� 14

7�5 Operating the tool �� 14

7�6 Disconnecting the air hose �� 15

8. Sanding and Grinding Tips �� 15

9. Troubleshooting �� 16

10. Cleaning and Maintenance �� 17

10�1 Cleaning �� 17

10�2 Maintenance �� 17

10�3 Greasing �� 18

10�4 Storage �� 18

10�5 Service �� 18

10�6 Disposal �� 18

11. Feedback and Help �� 18

12. Speciﬁcations �� 19

13. Parts List �� 20

14. Exploded View �� 21

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1. Important Safeguards

WARNING

For multiple hazards,

read and understand

the safety instructions

before installing,

operating, repairing,

maintaining, changing

accessories on, or working near the die

grinder� Failure to do so can result in serious

bodily injury�

WARNING

»The warnings, precautions, and

instructions discussed in this user

manual cannot cover all possible

conditions and situations that may

occur� The operator must understand

that common sense and caution are

factors which cannot be built into

this tool, but must be supplied by the

operator�

Read the Material Safety Data Sheets

(MSDS) before working on any materials�

MSDSMSDSMSDS

Contact the suppliers of the workpiece

materials and abrasive materials for copies

of the MSDS if one is not readily available�

WARNING Risk of serious personal

injury!

»Exposure to dust generated from

workpiece and/or abrasive materials

can result in lung damage and/or skin

irritation (dermatitis)�

»Use dust capture or local exhaust�

Wear appropriate personal protective

equipment (PPE)�

WARNING Risk of injury!

»The rated speed of the accessories

must be at least equal to the maximum

speed marked on the die grinder�

Accessories running faster than their

rated speed can break and ﬂy apart�

»The arbour size of any accessory must

properly ﬁt the spindle or collet of the

die grinder� Accessories that do not

match the mounting hardware of the

die grinder will run out of balance,

vibrate excessively and may cause loss

of control�

1.1 General safety

»Only qualiﬁed and trained operators

should install, adjust or use the die

grinder�

»Do not modify this die grinder�

Modiﬁcations can reduce the

effectiveness of safety measures and

increase the risk to the operator�

»Do not discard the safety instructions;

give them to the operator�

»Do not use the die grinder if it has been

damaged�

»Always ensure that shaft diameters match

internal diameters of the collet inserts�

»Do not operate tool in water or in an

excessively wet application�

»Do not use abrasive accessories with a

lower RPM rating than this marked on the

tool�

»Do not leave an unattended tool

connected to air source�

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1.2 Projectile hazard

»Be aware that failure of the workpiece

or accessories, or even of the inserted

tool itself can generate high-velocity

projectiles�

»Always wear impact-resistant eye

protection during operation of the die

grinder or when changing accessories on

the tool� The grade of protection required

should be assessed for each use�

»Ensure that the workpiece is securely

ﬁxed�

»Check regularly that the speed of the die

grinder is not higher than that marked on

it� The speed checks shall be carried out

without the abrasive product mounted

and in accordance with the instructions

given�

»Ensure that sparks and debris resulting

from use do not create a hazard�

»Disconnect the grinder from the energy

supply before changing abrasive product

and servicing�

»The risk to others should also be

assessed while doing this�

1.3 Entanglement hazards

»Chocking, scalping and/or lacerations

can occur if loose clothing, personal

jewelery, neck wear, hair or gloves are not

kept away from the tool and accessories�

1.4 Operating hazard

»Avoid contact with the rotating spindle

and inserted tool to prevent cutting of

hands and other body parts�

»Use of the tool can expose the operators

hands to hazards, including cuts and

abrasions and heat� Wear suitable gloves

to protect hands�

»Operators and maintenance personnel

shall be physically able to handle the

bulk, weight and power of the tool�

»Hold the tool correctly; be ready to

counteract normal or sudden movements

and have both hands available�

»Maintain a balance body position and

secure footing�

»Release the start and stop device in case

of an interruption of the energy supply�

»Use only lubricants recommended in this

user manual�

»Personal protective safety glasses shall

be used; suitable gloves and protective

clothing are recommended�

»A rotary ﬁle shall not be operated at a

speed exceeding the rated speed�

»For overhead work, wear a safety helmet�

»Be aware that there is a running-on for

several seconds of the rotary inserted tool

after the start-and-stop device has been

released�

»Do not operate the tool in explosive

atmospheres, such as in the presence

of ﬂammable liquids, gases, or dust� The

abrasives are able to create sparks when

working material, resulting in the ignition

of the ﬂammable dust or fumes�

1.5 Repetitive motion hazards

»When using a die grinder to perform

work-related activities, the operator can

experience discomfort in the hands,

arms, shoulders, neck or other parts of

the body�

»While using a die grinder, the operator

should adopt a comfortable posture

whilst maintaining a secure footing

and avoiding awkward or off balance

postures� The operator should change

posture during extended tasks; this can

help avoid discomfort and fatigue�

»If the operator experiences symptoms

such as persistent or recurring

discomfort, pain, throbbing, aching,

tingling, numbness, burning sensations

or stiffness, these warning signs should

not be ignored� The operator consult a

qualiﬁed health professional�

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1.6 Accessory hazards

»Disconnect the die grinder from the

energy supply before ﬁtting on changing

the inserted tool or accessory�

»Use only sizes and types of accessories

and consumables that are recommended

in this user manual; do not use other

types or sizes of accessories or

consumables�

»Avoid direct contact with the inserted tool

during and after use as it can be hot or

sharp�

»Never mount a grinding wheel, cut-off

wheel or router cutter on a die grinder� A

grinding wheel that bursts can cause very

serious injury or death�

»Do not use mounted wheels which are

chipped or cracked or which could have

been dropped�

»Use only permitted inserted tools of the

correct shaft diameter�

»Pay special attention to the fact that the

permitted speed of the mounted point

has to be lowered due to the increase

of the length of the shaft between the

end of the collet and the mounted point

(overhang)� Make sure that the minimum

gripping length of 0�39" (10 mm) is

observed�

»Be aware of the risk of mismatching the

diameter of the shaft of the mounted

point and that of the collet�

1.7 Workplace hazards

»Slips, trips and falls are major causes

injury when using this tool� Be aware of

slippery surfaces caused by use of the

tool and also of trip hazards caused by

the air line or hydraulic hose�

»Proceed with care in unfamiliar

surroundings� There can be hidden

hazards, such as electricity or other utility

lines�

»The die grinder is not intended for use in

potentially explosive atmospheres and is

not insulated against contact with electric

power�

»Ensure that there are no electrical cables,

gas pipes, etc�, which can cause a

hazard if damaged by use of the tool�

1.8 Dust and fume hazards

»Dust and fumes generated when using

die grinders can cause ill health (for

example cancer, birth defects, asthma

and/or dermatitis); risk assessment and

implementation of appropriate controls

for these hazards are essential�

»Risk assessment should include dust

created by the use of the tool and the

potential for disturbing existing dust�

»Operate and maintain the die grinder as

recommended in this user manual, to

minimize dust or fume emissions�

»Direct the exhaust so as to minimize

disturbance of dust in a dust-ﬁlled

environment�

»Where dust or fumes are created, the

priority shall be to control them at the

point of emission�

»All integral features or accessories for

the collection, extraction or suppression

of airborne dust or fumes should

be correctly used and maintained in

accordance with this user manual�

»Select, maintain and replace the

consumable/inserted tool as

recommended in this user manual, to

prevent an unnecessary increase in dust

or fumes�

»Use respiratory protection in accordance

with the employer’s instructions and

as required by occupational health and

safety regulations�

»Working in certain materials creates

emission of dust and fumes, causing a

potentially explosive environment�

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1.9 Noise hazards

»Exposure to high noise levels can cause

permanent, disabling hearing loss and

other problems, such as tinnitus (ringing,

buzzing, whistling or humming in the

ears)� Therefore, risk assessment and

implementation of appropriate controls

for these hazards are essential�

»Appropriate controls to reduce the risk

may include actions such as damping

materials to prevent work pieces from

“ringing”�

»Use hearing protection in accordance

with the employer’s instructions and

as required by occupational health and

safety regulations�

»Operate and maintain the die grinder as

recommended in this user manual, to

prevent an unnecessary increase in the

noise level�

»Select, maintain and replace the

consumable/inserted tool as

recommended in this user manual, to

prevent an unnecessary increase in noise�

»If the die grinder has a silencer, always

ensure that it is in place and in good

working order when the die grinder is

being operated�

1.10 Vibration and noise reduction

To reduce the impact of noise and vibration

emission, limit the time of operation, use

low-vibration and low-noise operating

modes as well as wear personal protective

equipment(PPE)�

Take the following points into account to

minimize the vibration and noise exposure

risks:

»Select, maintain and replace the

consumable/inserted tool as

recommended in this user manual, to

prevent an unnecessary increase in

vibration and noise levels�

»Use correct attachments for the die

grinder and ensure they are in good

condition�

»Hold the tool with a light but safe grip,

taking account of the required hand

reaction forces, because the risk from

vibration is generally greater when the

grip force is higher�

»Plan work schedule to spread any high

vibration tool use across a longer period

of time�

»Exposure to vibration can cause disabling

damage to the nerves and blood supply

of the hands and arms�

»Wear warm clothing when working in cold

conditions and keep your hands warm

and dry�

»If you experience numbness, tingling,

pain or whitening of the skin in your

ﬁngers or hands, stop using the die

grinder, and consult a physician�

»Support the weight of the tool in a stand,

tensioner or balancer if possible�

»An improperly mounted or damaged

inserted tool can cause excessive

vibration levels�

1.11 Residual risks

Even if you are operating this die grinder in

accordance with all the safety requirements,

potential risks of injury and damage

remain� The following dangers can arise in

connection with the structure and design of

this die grinder:

»Health defects resulting from vibration

emission if the die grinder is used over

long periods of time or not adequately

managed and properly maintained�

»Injuries and damage to property due to

broken application tools or the sudden

impact of hidden objects during use�

»Danger of injury and property damage

caused by ﬂying objects�

»Burns, if touching hot surfaces�

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1.12 Additional safety for pneumatic

power tools

»Air under pressure can cause severe

injury:

- always shut off air supply, drain hose of

air pressure and disconnect tool from air

supply when not in use, before changing

accessories or when making repairs;

- never direct air at yourself or anyone else�

»Whipping hoses can cause severe injury�

Always check for damaged or loose

hoses and ﬁttings�

»Do not exceed the maximum air pressure

stated on the tool�

»Whenever universal twist couplings (claw

couplings) are used, lock pins shall be

installed and whip check safety cables

shall be used to safeguard against

possible hose-to-tool connection failure�

»Never carry an air tool by the hose�

1.13 Kickback and related warnings

»Kickback is a sudden reaction to a

pinched or snagged rotating wheel,

sanding disc, grinding stone or any other

accessory�

»Pinching or snagging causes rapid

stalling of the rotating accessory which

in turn causes the uncontrolled tool to

be forced in the direction opposite of the

accessory’s rotation�

»Kickback is the result of tool misuse and/

or incorrect operating procedures or

conditions and can be avoided by taking

proper precautions�

»Maintain a ﬁrm grip on the tool and

position your body and arm to allow you

to resist kickback forces� The operator

can control kickback forces, if proper

precautions are taken�

»Use special care when working corners,

sharp edges etc� Avoid bouncing and

snagging the accessory� Corners, sharp

edges or bouncing have a tendency to

snag the rotating accessory and cause

loss of control or kickback�

»Do not attach a toothed saw blade� Such

blades create frequent kickback and loss

of control�

»Always feed the bit into the material in

the same direction as the cutting edge

is exiting from the material (which is the

same direction as the chips are thrown)�

Feeding the tool in the wrong direction

causes the cutting edge of the bit to

climb out of the work and pull the tool in

the direction of this feed�

1.14 Safety of grinding tools

»Always try to hold the tool with both

hands during operation�

»Ensure that the workpiece is kept at waist

height where possible� Never use the

tool between the legs whilst sitting on the

ﬂoor�

»Ensure that sparks and particles resulting

from use do not create a hazard� Use

screens where appropriate�

»Never bump the grinding stones onto the

workpiece, or let it hit any other objects

while grinding�

»Always allow the tool to run up to full

operating speed before applying it to the

material being worked on�

»Use clamps, or vices to hold the

workpiece� Failure to secure the

workpiece could result in serious personal

injury�

»Do not position your hand in line with and

behind the rotating disc� When the disc,

at the point of operation, is moving away

from your hand, the possible kickback

may propel the spinning wheel and the

tool directly at you�

»Do not restart grinding in the workpiece

until the disc reaches full speed then

carefully re-enter� The disc may bind,

walk up or kickback if the tool is restarted

in the workpiece�

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1.15 Safety of sanding tools

»Inspect the sanding disc before use� Do

not use if split or broken�

»Avoid any contact with a moving sanding

disc and always wear gloves when

possible to protect the hands�

»Beware of potentially explosive

atmospheres being caused by dust /

fumes resulting from sanding and used

dust extraction systems where possible�

»Always wear a face mask when using

the sander as protection from airborne

particles of sanded material�

»Avoid disturbing existing dust and

minimize the scattering of dust in the

workplace environment�

»Take steps to control the dust at the point

of emission�

1.16 Emergency

Familiarize yourself with the use of this

die grinder by means of this user manual�

Memorize the safety directions and follow

them to the letter� This will help to prevent

risks and hazards�

»Always be alert when using this die

grinder, so that you can recognize and

handle risks early� Fast intervention can

prevent serious injury and damage to

property�

»Immediately release the air tool handle

and disconnect the air supply if there are

malfunctions� Have the tool checked by

a qualiﬁed professional and repaired, if

necessary, before you operate it again�

WARNING

»Some dust created by power sanding,

sawing, grinding, drilling, and other

construction activities, contain

chemicals known (to the State of

California) to cause cancer, birth

defects or other reproductive harm�

Some examples of these chemicals

are: lead from lead-based paints,

crystalline silica from bricks and

cement or other masonry products,

arsenic and chromium from chemically

treated lumber� Your risk from these

exposures varies, depending on

how often you do this type of work�

To reduce your exposure to these

chemicals: work in a well ventilated

area, and work with approved safety

equipment, such as those dust masks

that are specially designed to ﬁlter out

microscopic particles�

SAVE THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

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2. Symbols Explanation

Read this user manual carefully

before use�

Wear ear protection,

compliantto:

ANSI/ASA S12�6

Wear eye protection,

compliantto:

ANSI Z87�1

Wear dust protection,

compliantto:

NIOSH (42 CFR 84)

Wear protective gloves,

compliant to:

ANSI/ISEA 105

3. Intended Use

»This pneumatic tool is intended for use in

household and light industrial locations�

It can only be used by skilled, trained

professionals in accordance with the

instructions in this user manual�

»This pneumatic tool is designed to be

used with a sanding disc or other shaft

mounted abrasive tool for sanding

metals, wood, stone, plastics and other

materials� It should only be used for

such sanding applications and within

its marked capacity and ratings� Only

accessories speciﬁcally recommended

in this user manual should be used with

this tool� Use in any other manner or with

other accessories could lead to unsafe

operating conditions�

»No liability will be accepted for damages

resulting from improper use or non-

compliance with these instructions�

3.1 Performance

»Factors outside the tool may effect

its operation and efﬁciency such as

reduced compressor output, excessive

air demand from the air line, moisture

or restrictions in the air line, or the use

of connectors of improper size or poor

condition which will reduce air supply�

NOTICE

Light industrial applications

must follow Occupational Safety and

Health Administration requirements�

4. Air System Requirements

»Use only clean, dry, regulated

compressed air as a power source�

»Air compressors used to drive this tool

must comply with the applicable laws and

regulations�

»A build-up of moisture or oil in the

air compressor will accelerate wear

and corrosion in the tool� Ensure any

moisture is drained from the compressor

daily and the inlet ﬁlter is kept clean�

Thoroughly read the user manual of the

air compressor or other power source�

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»If an unusually long air hose is required,

(26�2 ft / over 8 meters), the air pressure

or the hose inside diameter may need to

be increased�

»The air hose must be rated at least 150%

of the maximum operating pressure of

the tool�

»A typical air line layout is shown in

chapter 4�1� If an automatic lubricator

is used, it will keep the tool in good

condition, but should be regularly

checked and topped up with oil�

»SAE 10 oil should be used and the

lubricator adjusted to approximately

2drops per minute�

»Do not exceed the maximum pressure

for the tool of 90 PSI (6�2 bar)� Higher

pressures and contaminated air will

shorten the life of the tool due to faster

wear and is a possible safety hazard�

»Change ﬁlters on the air system on a

regular basis�

4.1 Air line layout diagram

Air Tool Hose Lubricator

Regulator

Filter Shut-off Valve

Drain

Compressor

Drain

Air Dryer

Auto drain

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5. Product Description

DA B C E F

J

OP

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

G

NM

L

I

H

K

ARed sanding disc (medium) MAir inlet

BGreen sanding disc (ﬁne) NTrigger lever with safety latch

CBrown sanding disc (coarse) O5x Grinding stones Ø 1/4" (6 mm)

DFine sanding disc (120 grit) P5x Grinding stones Ø 1/8" (3 mm)

EFine sanding disc (60 grit) Q2x Collets (1x pre-assembled)

F3" (7�6 cm) disc holder RMale quick-connector

GCollet nut S2x Wrenches 7/16" / 21/32"

(11 mm / 17 mm)

HSpindle TOil bottle

ILubricating nipple U2" (50 mm) disc holder

JAir tool V2x 1/4" (6 mm) shank

KExhaust W5x 2" (50 mm) sanding discs

LAir regulator wheel (speeds 1 - 4)

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6. Before First Use

DANGER Risk of suffocation!

»Keep any packaging materials away

from children – these materials

are a potential source of danger,

e�g� suffocation�

»Check the tool for transport damages�

»Remove all the packing materials�

7. Preparing For Use

WARNING Risk of injury!

»Compressed air can be dangerous�

Ensure that you are familiar with all

precautions relating to the use of air

compressors and compressed air

supplies before using the tool�

7.1 Connecting an air hose

WARNING Risk of injury!

»Before performing any assembly and/or

adjustment procedures, make sure the

air hose (not included) is disconnected

from the air inlet (M)�

1� Remove the protective cap covering the

air inlet (M)� Store the protective cap in a

safe place�

M

2� If an automatic lubricator is not being

used, add 2-3 drops of air tool oil (not

included) every two to three hours of use

into the air inlet (M)�

M

T

3� Blow out air line to remove any dirt or

moisture, then connect a ﬂexible air hose

(not provided) to the air inlet (M)� For

hoses equipped with a quick-connector,

use male quick-connector (R)�

R

Flexible air hose

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NOTICE

Use thread sealant tape (not

included) on the male quick-connector(R)

and/or the air hose and tighten it with

a wrench (not included) for airtight

connection� Do not over tighten�

4� Connect the other end of the air hose to

the air compressor� Set air pressure to

90PSI (6�2 bar)�

7.2 Installing and removing the collet

1� Unscrew and remove the collet nut (G)�

Use the two wrenches (S) to loosen the

collet nut (G) if necessary�

Small wrench

Large wrench

G

2� Pull out the collet (Q) from the spindle (H)�

The collet (Q) can be difﬁcult to remove

once inserted� Use a set of pliers to

loosen the collet (Q) for removal�

Q

Spindle

3� Insert the new collet and screw the collet

nut (G) loosely back on by hand�

Q

G

NOTICE

Two collets of different sizes

are provided� Install the collet that ﬁts the

shank of the grinding stone (O or P) to be

used�

7.3 Installing the grinding stone

WARNING Risk of serious injury!

»Do not use chipped or cracked

grinding stones as they can break off

during operation and cause serious

injury�

1� Once the correct collet size has been

installed, insert the shank of the chosen

grinding stone (O/P) into the collet and

tighten the collet nut (G) by hand�

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A minimum length of 0�39" (10 mm) of the

shaft must be inside the collet nut for safe

operation�

G

0�39" (10 mm)

O/P

2� Place the small wrench on the spindle(H)

to stop it from rotating and hold it in

place�

3� Use the large wrench to fully tighten the

collet and grip the stone in position by

turning it clockwise until secure�

Large wrench

Small wrench

7.4 Installing the sanding disc

1� Refer to chapter ‘Installing and removing

the collet to install the larger collet and

then insert the shank (V) into the collet�

2� Place the smaller wrench on the spindle

(H) to stop it from rotating�

3� Use the larger wrench to fully tighten the

collet and grip the shank (V) in position�

4� Screw the disc holder (F/U) onto the

shank (V)�

5� Tighten the nut on the shank (V) against

the disc holder (F/U) using the small

wrench�

F/U

V

6� Screw the chosen sanding disc onto the

disc holder (F/U)�

Sanding disc

F/U

7.5 Operating the tool

CAUTION Risk of injury!

»The air tool will continue to rotate for

a short time after the trigger has been

released�

»Do not put the tool down until the

accessory have stopped rotating�

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NOTICE

»Tool speed can be adjusted by

increasing or decreasing the pressure

on the trigger or by adjusting the air

regulator wheel (L) until the you reach

the desired speed�

»Do not use excess pressure while using

the grinding stone as this will shorten

its life�

1� Use your index ﬁnger to slide the safety

latch forward while squeezing the

trigger(N)�

Locking lever

Trigger

2� Release the trigger to stop the air tool�

7.6 Disconnecting the air hose

NOTICE

Do not disconnect the air

supply hose until the compressor has

been shut down and the compressed air

released�

1� Refer to the compressor instruction

manual for the procedure to shut down

and release the compressed air�

2� Once the pressure has been released,

disconnect the air supply hose from the

air inlet (M)�

8. Sanding and Grinding Tips

»Do not force the sanding disc or stone

against the material being worked on�

»The key to efﬁcient grinding is to control

the pressure and surface contact

between the grinding tool and the

workpiece�

»Allow the tool to reach full speed before

working on a workpiece�

»Avoid overloading the grinder� If it

becomes hot during use, rest for a few

minutes while it cools down�

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9. Troubleshooting

Problem Possible cause Solution

Tool does not start� »Shut-off valve

closed or

obstructed�

»Dirt or gum deposits

on components�

»Throttle lever

malfunction�

»Bearing(s) worn�

»Open the valve� Clean any

obstructions�

»Flush tool with gum solvent� If

problem persists, disassemble,

clean and lubricate internal parts�

»Clean throttle lever mechanism to

ensure free movement� Replace

mechanism if needed�

»Disassemble and inspect bearing�

Grease or replace as needed�

Excessive or abnormal

vibration�

»

Improper lubrication�

»Bearing(s) worn�

»Drip a few drops of air tool oil into

the air inlet to lubricate the moving

parts�

»Disassemble and inspect bearing�

Grease or replace as needed�

Excessive heat

develops in tool�

»

Improper lubrication�

»Drip a few drops of air tool oil into

the air inlet to lubricate the moving

parts�

»After extensive use, apply a shot

of general purpose grease using

a suitable grease gun in the

lubricating nipple (I)�

Tool runs at normal

speed but slows down

under any load�

»Excessive pressure

on tool�

»Worn components�

»

Improper lubrication�

»Reduce the force applied to the

tool�

»Contact a professional repair center�

»Drip a few drops of air tool oil into

the air inlet to lubricate the moving

parts�

Tool does not run�

Air ﬂows freely from

exhaust�

»Motor vanes stuck

due to buildup of

dirt or gum�

»Disconnect air supply and rotate

tool assembly manually�

»Try operating tool in short bursts�

»Drip a few drops of air tool oil into

the air inlet to lubricate the moving

parts�

Tool starts immediately

as soon air supply is

connected without

lever being pressed�

»Throttle valve

cap and O-rings

damaged�

»Shut of air supply and stop using

the tool� Inspect/repair the throttle

valve cap� If in doubt, contact a

professional repair center�

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Problem Possible cause Solution

Tool runs slowly� Low

air pressure�

»Motor parts jammed

with dirt or gum

deposits

»General airﬂow

blocked by dirt�

»Moisture or

obstruction in air

hose�

»Regulator set to low

pressure�

»Improper size of air

transmission lines,

hoses, ﬁttings, or

quick-connectors�

»Examine air ﬁlter on the compressor

and air inlet strainer for cleanliness�

»Operate the tool in short bursts�

»Air supply must be clean and dry�

Clean out air hose(s) and remove

any kinks or bends�

»Adjust the pressure at the regulator

to max� 90 PSI (6�2 bar)� Check

for loose connections at air inlet,

o-rings, etc�

»Use appropriate-sized air lines/

hoses� Verify proper ﬁttings/quick-

connectors�

10. Cleaning and Maintenance

WARNING Risk of injury!

»Make sure that the air tool is

disconnected from the air supply

before starting any cleaning or

maintenance procedures�

10.1 Cleaning

»Keep the body of the tool clean and free

from excessive oil and debris by wiping

with a cotton rag�

»Grit or gum deposits inside the tool may

also reduce its efﬁciency� This condition

can be corrected by cleaning out the air

strainer and ﬂushing out the tool with

gum solvent or oil�

Strainer

»Never use corrosive detergents, wire

brushes, abrasive scourers, metal or

sharp utensils to clean the tool�

»Check the air inlet strainer frequently for

blockage and clean if necessary�

10.2 Maintenance

WARNING

»This air tool should be inspected

periodically to make sure it is in a safe

working condition�

Regular maintenance ensures the air tool

operates in a safe and working condition�

10.2.1. Daily maintenance

»Drain water from the air tank, air line and

compressor before each use of the air

tool�

»Pour a few drops of air line oil into the

air inlet� This should be carried out

regardless of whether or not an in-line

lubricator is used�

»If an in-line lubricator is not used, this

procedure should be repeated after every

two to three hours of use�

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10.2.2. Weekly maintenance

»Check the air inlet (M) strainer for

blockage and clean if necessary�

»Check the oil level at in-line lubricator (if

used)�

»Check the speed and vibration levels

regularly and after each service�

10.3 Greasing

The air tool is ﬁtted with a lubricating nipple(I)

to provide a facility for lubrication of the drive

gears� After extensive use, apply a shot of

general purpose grease using a suitable

grease gun�

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10.4 Storage

»When not in use, disconnect from air

supply, clean the air tool and store in a

cool and dry place away from children

and pets�

»Always store the product in the carry

case provided�

»For long term storage or if the air tool is

idle for longer than 24 hours, run a few

drops of air line oil into the air inlet (M),

and run the tool for 5 seconds in order to

lubricate the internal parts�

»Once the air hose is disconnected, cover

the air inlet (M) with the protective cap�

»Do not store the tool in environments

where temperature is below 32 °F (0 °C)�

10.5 Service

»Have the air tool serviced by a qualiﬁed

repair person using only identical

replacement parts� This will ensure that

the safety of the die grinder is maintained�

»When servicing the air tool, use only

identical replacement parts� Use of

unauthorized parts or failure to follow

maintenance instructions may create a

risk of injury�

10.6 Disposal

Protect yourself and the environment�

This tool contains materials which can be

recovered or recycled� When its useful life

has expired, return the tool to a specialized

recycling facility�

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customer review�

AmazonBasics is committed to delivering

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high standards� We encourage you to write

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12. Speciﬁcations

Model number AT-7034MSK

Air inlet 1/4" (female)

Minimum hose size (I�D) 3/8"

Rated (maximum) air pressure 90 PSI (6�2 bar)

Average air consumption 4 CFM (28�3 LPM)

Rated speed (at no load) 20,000 (±10%) RPM @ 90 PSI (6�2 bar)

Net weight (tool only) approx� 1�33 lbs (0�6 kg)

Dimensions (W x H x D) approx� 6�1 x 1�4 x 2�9" (15�5 x 3�8 x 7�4cm)

Noise emission level

Sound pressure level (LpA): 76�9 dB(A)

Sound power level (LwA): 87�9 dB(A)

Uncertainty KwA: 3 dB(A)

NOTICE

The noise emission values have been

determined according to noise test code given in

ISO15744� Wear hearing protection, especially when

sound pressure is over 80 dB(A)�

Vibration emission levels

Hand-arm vibration ahw: <2�9 m/s²

Uncertainty K= ±1,5 m/s

NOTICE

The declared vibration value has been

measured in accordance with a standard test method

(according to ISO 28927-12) and may be used for

comparing one tool with another� The declared vibration

value may also be used to evaluate the exposure for the

user caused by vibration in advance�

CAUTION Risk of injury!

»Depending on the actual use of the tool the vibration values can differ from the

declared total values� Adopt proper measures to protect yourself against vibration

exposures� Take the whole work process including times the tool is running under no

load or switched off into consideration! Proper measures include among others regular

maintenance and care of the tool and accessories, keeping hands warm, periodical

breaks and proper planning of work processes�

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13. Parts List

No. Description No. Description

1 Housing 25 Bearing

2 Trigger 26 Rear plate

3 Lever 27 Pin

4 Spring 28 Rotor

5 Pin 29 Rotor blade

6 Trigger pin 30 Cylinder

7 O-ring 31 Rotor collar

8 O-ring 32 Front plate

9 Valve stem 33 Pin

10 Spring 34 Bearing

11 O-ring 35 Angle gear

12 Valve plug 36 Clamp nut

13 Soft grip 37 Cap

14 Rear cover 38 Angle head

15 O-ring 39 Grease cap

16 Set plate 40 Bearing

17 O-ring 41 Gear

18 Air regulator 42 Lock nut

19 O-ring 43 Work spindle

20 Air inlet 44 Semi-round key

21 Lock pin 45 Collet

22 Spring 46 Collet jacket

23 Front cover 47 Wrench (small)

24 Gasket 48 Wrench (large)

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