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the
GRASS-
HOPPER
9mm Mini Dual Action
Random Orbital Polisher
The Grasshopper specifications
Bringing back that showroom shine
Pad size compatibility
3”
Max power
780 Watts
Variable speeds
1500 - 5500 OPM
Max noise levels
65dB @1m
Throw
9mm
Voltage
220 - 240v~
Frequency
50/60Hz
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
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OPM
To reduce risks associated with the use of the polisher, please
carefully read the following instructions.
Work area
• Do not operate the polisher while near or exposed to
flammable liquids or gases.
• Keep a safe distance from bystanders while operating the
polisher.
Electrical safety
• There should be no modification of the polisher in any way.
• Avoid body contact with earthed or grounded surfaces such
as pipes, radiators, ranges and refrigerators.
• Do not expose the polisher to water or leave it in an area
where it may become wet.
• Do not use the polisher in any wet weather conditions.
• Keep the cord away from any heat, oil, sharp edges or
moving parts.
Personal safety
• Do not use the polisher while you are tired or under the
influence of drugs, alcohol or medication.
• Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses
and gloves.
• Ensure the switch is in the off position before connecting to
a power source.
• Remove any adjusting key or wrench before turning the
polisher on.
Polisher use and care
• Do not use the polisher if any of the parts are broken,
misaligned or showing signs of excessive wear.
• Disconnect the plug from the power source before making
any adjustments, change in accessories or when storing the
polisher.
• Keep the polisher clean and well maintained to prolong its
intended life cycle. If damaged, have the polisher repaired by
an authorised repairer or contact the Apex Customs
customer support team for further information.
Service
• Please note that the standard 12 month warranty from date
of purchase will be void if your polisher has been tampered
with or serviced by a non qualified Apex Customs repairer.
Only use original parts supplied by Apex Customs.
Stay safe
!
apexcustoms.com.au
Ready to shine?
Bringing back that showroom shine
Polishing pads
Backing pads
Counter weight set
Screw M4x10
Counter weight cover
Output shaft
3x10 woodruff key
Skeleton oil seal
Screw M4x14
Front cover
6201 Bearing
Retaining ring
Spiral bevel gear
Retaining ring
698 Bearing
Screw M8
Handle head
Gear box
Screw ST5x25
Self lock assembly
Retaining ring
Bearing 6000
O-ring 29x1.9
Middle cover
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1. NEVER start the machine before the
backing pad is installed.
2. Align the backing pad with the foam
pad's center. Otherwise, vibration may
be excessive.
3. Generally, lower speeds are
recommended for tight work areas
while higher speeds are ideal for
larger surface areas.
4. To prevent burning through paint, use
very light pressure and keep the
polisher moving constantly.
5. Use the polisher at low speeds while
polishing rough surfaces.
6. For tricky or tight areas, use
"coast-down" to polish. To do so, turn
the machine on for a few seconds to
enable it to oscillate, then turn it off
and use the residual oscillations to
polish.
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Armature
Isolation mat
607 Bearing
Bearing sleeve
Wind guide
Screw ST4x65
Stator
Switch block
Switch lever
Spring
Switch
Motor housing
Brush shaft
Carbon brush
Screw ST3x6
Speed controller
Cord clamp
Screw ST4x14
Capacitance
Tail cover
Screw ST4x14
Cord sleeve
Cable / cord
Troubleshooting
1. If the polisher does not start, check the following:
• Is the power source active?
• Is the power cable on the the machine damaged?
• Are any screws on the switch loose?
• Is the switch or the speed controller damaged?
• Is the armature or stator damaged?
Best practice
2. If large sparks are visible from the side vents of the
machine, the carbon brushes may need to be replaced.
Kindly contact the Apex Customs customer support team
for further information on how to replace these.
3. If the machines become noticeably noisier over time, stop
using immediately and inspect if the bearings or counter
weight are damaged / misaligned.
Parts list
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