Floor Style R-7 User manual

Owner's Manual
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Not your only choice...
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Radiator Sander
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WARRANTY
Floor Style includes a one-year warranty for defects on material and work-
manship affecting a machine's performance. For electrical components, includ-
ing all switches, motor brushes, and plugs, the warranty period is 90 days.
Shipping is not included in the warranty.
For any unit believed to be defective within warranty, write or call the dealer
from which the machine was purchased. If you are unable to resolve to your
satisfaction, please call Floor Style at 1-800-767-8953. Please give the seller's name, address, date
and number of invoice, and describe the nature of the defect. If the unit was damaged during tran-
sit, file a claim with your carrier immediately!
After the one-year warranty period has expired, charges must be assessed. A Floor Style
approved technician must perform all repairs within warranty period unless directed otherwise in
writing.
ADDENDUM
Floor Style, liability under this warranty is limited to repair of the product and/or replacement of
parts and is given to the purchaser in lieu of all other remedies, including incidental and consequen-
tial damages. There are no expressed warranties other than those specified herein.
There are no warranties that extend beyond the description of the face hereof. No warranties,
including but not limited to warranty of merchantability, shall be implied.
Floor Style accepts no responsibility for any direct or consequential damages or injuries, as Floor
Style cannot control user's handling, end use, or effect of use.
ELECTRICAL
All electrical connections should be made by a qualified electri-
cian. Floor Style can accept no responsibility for improper electrical
connections. Improper connections can cause damage to you or
your machinery.
It is important for you and the longevity of your machinery that the
proper electrical connections, with the proper voltage be made.
Also be sure the proper length and size of cord is used for your
machinery. Improper cord size or length can damage the motor on
your machine. If you are unsure, contact Floor Style for proper cord length and size.
Failure to remove electrical plug from outlet before attempting service or maintenance could
result in electrocution or severe injury. Always unplug machinery before servicing.
Never leave the unit unattended while plugged in.
Inspect all cords and equipment prior to use. Do not operate this machinery with broken or
frayed cords.
WARNING
Failure to follow all operating instructions and
warnings can cause damage to your machinery
or serious or fatal injury to yourself or others.
Do not operate this machine unless you are trained
and authorized.
Do not operate a faulty machine.
Do not attempt repairs unless you are trained and
authorized.
Make sure extension cables are free of
obstructions and in ood workin condition.
Always do proper preventive maintenance before
usin the machine.
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Floor Style
Radiator Sander
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Floor Style R-7 or R-5 Radiator Sander! The Radiator
Sander can save you time and money, enabling you to sand underneath low clearance areas with
ease. It has the thinnest sanding head on the market today, while remaining rugged in design. The
dependable Leeson motor is completely sealed from dust, ensuring long life.
Specifications
otor - ½ hp / 110V / 3450 rpm fully enclosed
Sanding head - ½" thick / 7" (or 5" on R-5)
Body - cast aluminum 13" extension (9" on modified unit)
Disc speed - 2500 rpm
Wheels - adjustable poly casters
Initial Inspection
After receiving your new Radiator Sander, check the carton for damage. Note any defects such
as sliced cord or a damaged switch. Prior to connection to an electrical source, verify that the motor
shaft turns by hand. Listen for unusual noises and feel for binding spots.
Operation
Before connecting your sander to a 110V electrical source, verify that
the switch is in the "OFF" position. The switch is located between the
hand grips. Always use three wire grounded plug extension cords and
electrical source.
Hold the unit securely by the handle grips when switching the unit on.
This unit was adjusted to allow for flat sanding disc contact. If more
frontal or side disc contact is preferred, the caster height can be adjusted.
Loosen the lock nut, adjust the height, and retighten the lock nut.
(Figure 1)
Fi ure 1
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Motor Caution:
This unit is equipped with a thermally protected motor with an automatic reset. If the unit stops from
overheating or stalling, allow the unit to cool. Do not leave the unit switched on if this occurs.
Maintenance
Unplug your unit from the electrical source and allow it to cool before performing any maintenance.
Replacement of any electrical cords should be done by a qualified electrician or an FSP technician.
Sanders can be cleaned using an air nozzle. Eye protection is recommended. The following is a
caution advisory by OSHA regarding wood dust:
1. Avoid dust contact with an ignition source.
2. Sweep or vacuum dust for recovery or disposal.
3. Avoid prolonged or repeated breathing of wood dust in the air.
4. Avoid dust contact with eyes or skin.
5. First Aid: In case of contact, flush eyes and skin with water. If irritation persists, call a physician.
Belt Replacement
1. Remove sanding disc bolt, tapered washer, and sanding
disc.
2. Loosen motor bolts.
3. Replace sanding disk bolt with a 5/16-18 X 1 ½ " or longer
bolt, driving out dust plug.
4. Remove bolt and replace from topside ensuring maximum
thread contact.
5. Using a hammer, separate disk/pulley from the main body.
There will be sufficient resistance.
6. Replace belt while sufficient spacing is available.
7. Use an arbor press or similar device to press assembly back
together after removing bolt. (Keep disc parallel with the frame)
8. Tighten motor bolts allowing proper belt tension.
9. Approximately ½" deflection with normal thumb pressure should be sufficient to prevent slippage.
10. Avoid over tightening belt. This shortens belt and bearing life.
11. Replace sanding disk, bolt, and washer.
WARNING!
Breaking these simple rules may cause serious or fatal injury to you or those around you.
- Do not operate unless you have read the owner's manual.
- Do not operate a damaged machine or attempt to repair without training.
- Perform regular visual inspections.
- Breathing and vision protection should be worn in the form of safety goggles
and a dust mask at all times.
- When operating unit, always keep sander turned right side up.
- Exposure to moving belts and pulleys risks your safety.
Fi ure 2
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Replacement Parts
Please feel free to contact Floor Style with your questions, comments, or concerns at
1-800-767-8953. Additional products such as replacement parts and sandpaper are
available for your Radiator Sander. A salesman or technician will always be happy to
answer your questions.
Recommended Safety Equipment
available from Floor Style
Dust Masks Ear Plu s Safety Glasses
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