Master quality power Ww70069 User manual

6"

BELT

AND

9"

DISC

SANDER

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

PLEASE

READ

THE

FOLLOWING

CAREFULLY

THE

MANUFACTURER

AND/OR

DISTRIBUTOR

HAS

PROVIDED

THE

PARTS

DIAGRAM IN

THIS

MANUAL

AS

A

REFERENCE TOOL ONLY. NEITHER THE

MANUFACTURER

NOR

DISTRIBUTOR

MAKES

ANY

REPRESENTATION

OR

WARRANTY

OF

ANY

KIND

TO

THE

BUYER

THAT

HE

OR

S'HE

ISQUALIFIED

TO

MAKE

ANY

REPAIRS

TO

THE

PRODUCT

OR

THAT

HE

OR

SHE

IS QUALIFIED TO

REPIACE

ANY

PARTS

OF

THE

PRODUCT.

IN

FACT,

THE

MANUFACTURER

AND/OR

DISTRIBUTOR

EXPRESSLY

STATES

THAT

ALL

REPAIRS

AND

PARTS REPLACEMENTS

SHOULD

BE

UNDER-

TAKEN

BY

CERTIFIED

AND

LICENSED

TECHNICIANS

AND

NOT

BY

THE

BUYER.

T'HE

BUYER

ASSUMES

ALL

RISK

AND

LIABILITY

ARISING

OUT

OF

HIS

OR

HER

REPAIRS

TO

THE

ORIGINAL

PRODUCT

OR

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

THERETO, OR

ARISING

OUT

OF

HIS

OR

HER

INSTALLA-

TION

OF

REPLACEMENT

PARTS

THERETO.

LIMITED

PRODUCT

WARRANTY

Harbor

Freight

Toot

Co.

makes

every

effort

to

ensure

thaf

its

products

meet

high quality

and

durability standards,

and

warrants

to

the or~ginal purchaser.

that

this

product

meets

high

quality

and

durability

standards.

and

warrants

to

the

original

purchaser.

fat

a

period

of

90

days

from

date

of

purchase.

that

this product

is

free

from

defects

in

materials

and

workmanship.

that

all

components

of

this

6"

belt

and

9"disc

sander are

free

from defects

in

materials

and workmanship.

This

warranty

does

not apply

to

damage

due

directly

or

indirect1

y

to

misuse,

abuse,

negligence

or

accident,

repairs

or

alterations

outside

our facilities.

or

to

lack

of

main

teriance.

We

shall

in

no

evetlr

be

liable for death-injuries

to

persons

or property.

or

for

incidental.

contingent,

special,

or

consequential

damages

arising

from the

use

of

this

product.

Some

states

do

not

allow the exclusion or limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages,

so

the

above

limitation

of

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

yw.

To

take

advantage

of

this

warranty,

the

prduct

or

part

must

be

returned

to

us

with

transportation

charges

prepaid.

Prmf

of

purchase

date

and

an

explanation of

the

complaint

must

accompany

the product.

If

our

inspection verifies

the

defect,

we

will

either

repair

or

replace

the

prduct

at

our

election.

or

we

may

elect

to

refund

the

purchase

price

if

we

cannot

readily

and

quickly

provide

you

with

a

realacemmt.

We

will return

repaired

products at

our

expense.

If

we

determine

there is

no

defect,

or

that

the defect resulted

from

causes

not

within

the

scope

of

this

warranty,

then

you

must

bear

our

costs

,in

storing

and

returning

the

product.

Specifically excluded from this warranty

are

failures

caused

by

misuse,

neglect,

abuse,

improper

operation

or

modification,

or

unauthorized service

or

parts. Harbor Freight

Tds

will

not

be

liable

for

consequential

or

incidental

damages

or

other

losses

or

expenses

incuned

by

reason

of

the

use

or

sale

of

its

products.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights

and you

may

also have other

rights,

which

vary

from

state to

state.

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

You

will

need

this

manual

fos

the safety

instructions,

assembly

instructions, operating

procedures,

parts

list

and

warranty.

Put

them

in'

a

safe,

dry

place

for

future

reference.

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

This

machine

has

a

three

-

prong

plug,

the

third(

round

prong

being

the

ground. Plug the

machine's

cord

only

into

a

three

-

prong

receptacle.

Don't

attempt to

defeat the

protection

the

ground

wire provides

by

cutting

off

the

round

prong.

2.

If

a

three

-

prong

receptacle

is

not

available,

you

may

use

an

adapter,

but

you

must

then

connect

the

green

ear

on

the

adapter

to

the

outlet,

Unscrew

the

center

screw

of

the

outlet

cover

and

put

the

screw

through

the

green

ear.

Plug

the two prongs

into

the

outlet,

and

replace the

screw

in

the outlet.

Now

plug

the

machine

into

the

adapter.

VOLTAGE WARNING

Before

ming

the

td

to

a

power

source

(receptacle, outlet,

etc.

)

be

sure

the

vdtage

supplied

is

about

the

same

as

that

specified

on

the

nameplate

of

the tool.

There

is

no

problem

if

one

says

120V

and

the other

says

1iOV.

Never

ky

to

plug

a

1iOV

tool

into

a

220V outlet,

w

the

other

way

around-

plug

and

outlet

have

completely

different

shapes.

This

is

because

a

power

Source

with

a

vdtage

greater

than

that

specified

on

the

tml

can

result

En

a

SERIOUS

INJURY

to

the

user

-

as

well

as

damage

to

the

tool.

If

in

doubt,

DO

NOT

PLUG

IN

THE

TOOL.

Using

a

power

sauce

with

voltage

(

l1OV

1

less

than

the

nameplate

rating

(

220V

is

harmful

to the motor.

tMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

WM

using

electric

tds,

machines

or

equipment,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

followed

to

reduce

the

rish

of

fire,

electric

shuck,

and

personal

injury,

including

the

following:

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE

USING

THIS

TOOL

1.KEEP

WORK

AREA

CLEAN.

Cluttered

areas

invite

injuries

2.

CONSIDER

WORK

AREA

ENVIRONMENT.

Don't

use

machines

or

power

tools

in

damp,

wet,

or

poorly

lit

locations,

Keep

work

area

well

lit.

'Don't

expose

to

rain.

Don't

use

tools

in

the

presence

of

flammable

gases

or

liquids.

3.KEEP

CHILDREN

AWAY.

All children should

be

kept

away

from

the

work

area.

Don't

let

them

handle

machines,

tools

or

extensions

cords.

4.

STORE

IDLE

EQUIPMENT.

When

not

in

use,

tools

~hould

be

stored

in

a

dry

location

to

inhibii

rust.

then

placed

up

high

or

locked

up.

Deep

out

of

reach

of

children.

5.DON1f

FORCE

THE

MACHINE

OR

TOOL.

It

will

do

the

job

better

and

more

safely

at

the

fate

for

which

it

was

intended.

6.

USE

THE

RIGHT

TOOL.

Don't

force

a

small

tool

or

attachment

to

do

the

work

of

a

larger

industrial

tool.

Don't

use

a

tod

for

a

purpose

it

was

not

intended.

7.

DRESS

PROPERLY.

Don't

wear

Imse

clothing

or

jewelry.

They

can

be

caught

in

moving

parts.

Rubber

gloves

and

non

-

skid

footwear are

recommended

Wen

working

wtdoors,

Wear

protective

hair

covering

to

contain

long

hair

and

keep

it

from

harm.

8.

USE

EYE

PROTECTION.

Use

a

full

face

mask

if

the

work

,

you're

doing

produces

metal

filings,

dust

or

wood

chips.

Goggles

are

acceptable

in

other

situations. Wear

a clean

dust

mask

if

the

work

invoives

creating

a

lot

of

fine

or

coarse

dust.

9.WN'T

ABUS

THE

POWER

CORD.

Never

carry

a

tool

by

its

cord.

Da

not

yank

it

to

disconnect

it

from

receatacle.

Do

not

move

bench

-

mounted

or

floor

-

standing

machines

with

the

power

cord

in

the

outlet.

Keep

cord

away

from

heat,

oil.

and

sharp

edges.

10.

SECURE

WORM.

Use

clamps

or

a

vise

to

hold

the

work

if

possible.

It's

safer

than

using

your

hands

and

it

frees

both

hands

to

operate

the

tool.

11.DON'T

OVERREACH.

Keep

proper

foating

and

balance

at

all

times.

Do

not

reach

over

w

across

machines

which

are

still

running.

12.

MAINTAIN

TOOLS.

WITH

CARE.

Keep

tools

sharp

and

clean

for

better

and

safer

performance.

Follow

instructims

for

lubricating

and

changing

accessories.

Inspect

tool

cords

periodically

and

if

damaged,

have

them

repaired

by

an

arrth~ked

service

facility.

Keep

handles

ary,

clean,

and

free

from

oil

and

grease.

13.

DISCONNECT

TOOLS.

When

not

in

use,

before

servicing,

and

when

changing

accessories

such

as

blades,

bits,

and

cutters.

14.

REMOVE

ADJUSTING

KEYS

AND

WRENCHES.

Make

it

a

habit

to

check

that

keys

and

adjusting

wrenches

are

removed

from

the

tool

or

machine

work

surface

before

plugging

it

in.

15.

AVOID

UNINTENTIONAL

STARTING.

Don't

carry

a

plugged

in

tool

with

a

finger

on

the

switch.

Be

sure

the

switch

is

in

the

OFF

position

when

not

in

use.

16.

OUTDOOR

EXTENSION

CORDS.

When

the

equipment

Is

used

outdoors,

use

only

extension

cords

intended

for

outside

use.

17.

STAY

ALERT.

Watch

what

you

are

doing,

use

common

sense.

Don't

operate

any tool

when

you

are

tired.

18.CHECK

DAMAGED

PARTS.

Before

using

any

tml,

any

part

that

is

damaged

should

be

carefully

checked

lo

determine

that

it

will

operate

properly

and

perform

its intended

function.

Check

for

alignment

of

moving

parts,

binding

of

moving

parts,

beakage

of

parts,

mounting,

and other

conditions

that

may

affect

its

operation.

Any

part

that

is

darnaged

should

be

properly

repaired

or

replaced

by

an

authorized

service

center

unless

otherwise

indicated

elsewhere

in

the

instruction

manual.

Have

defective

switches

replaced

by

an

authorized

service

center.

Don't

use

the

tool

if

switch

does

not

turn

on

and

off.

19.

GUARD

AGAINST

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

Prevent

My

contact

with

grounded

surfaces:

pipes,

radiators,

ranges,

and

refrigerator

enclosures.

If

this

tool

is

a

drill,

a

driver/drill,

a

reciprocating

saw

or other

machine

for

drilling

into

walls,

floors,

or

wherever

L

b

live

"

electrical

wires

may

be

encountered,

DO

NOT

TOUCH

THE

CHUCK

OR

ANY

FRONT

METAL

PARTS

OF

THE

DRILL

Hdd

the

tool

only

by

the

plastic

handle

or

the

side

grip

to

prevent

electric

shock

if

you

hit

a

live

wire.

20.

REPLACEMENT

PARTS.

When

servicing,

use

on1

y

identical

replacement

parts.

21.

Support

stock

with

backstop

or

work

table.

22.Maintain

1/16"

maximum

clearance

between

table

and

sanding

belt

or

disc.

23.Hold

the

stock

firmly

so

as

not

to

loose

your

grip.

24.

If

small

children

are

present,

remove

the

drive

belt

when

sander

is

not

in

operation

25.

Always

feed

the

stock

against

rotation

of

the

sander.

26.

Fasten

stand

or

sander

base

to

flow

before

using.

2

7.

Connect

power

cord

to

a

circuit

breaker

protected

source.

Your

Sander

1.

Pulley

cover

2.

Backstop

3.

Sanding

belt

7.

Stand

plate

8.

Stand

9.

Knob

4.

Adjust

kncb

10.

Miter

gauge

5.

Work

taMe

11.

Sanding

disc

6.

Motor

5

Unpacking

Fig.

2

Carefully

unpack

the

sandw

and

check

all

items.

Hgure

2

~llusfrates.

the

contents

of

the

carton.

Do

na

dxard

any

paclung

material

unul

the

saner

1s

fully

assembled

and

operational.

A.

Body

F.

Stand

plate

K.

V

-

belt

0.

Wwk

table

G.

Bdts

&

washers

L.

Big

pulley

C.

Miter

gauge

H.

Hardware

package

M.

Pulley

D.

Stand

I.

Pulley

cover

N.

Sand disc

E.

Stand

bracket

1.

Backstop

6

Assembly

d

leg

staml

1.

When

you

start

assembling

the

kg

stand,

assemble

the

two

stands

(D)and

the

two

brackets

(El

together

as

shown

in

Fig.

3.

BoRs

and

nuts

can

be

found

in

your

hardware

p&age.

Finger

tighten

bolts;

do

not

tighten

all

the way

until

you

We

completed

assembling

the

leg

stand

2.Putstand~laZe(F)m

the

legstFig.4).

Now

@Men

bolts

wfth

wrench.

Assembly

of

pulley

cover

put

the

pulley

cover

(1)m

tfie

body

with

the

three

holes

on

cover

aligned

MI

the

three

threaded

holes

on

the

body.

USE

bolts

from

hadware

package

to

tighten

the

cover(Fig.

5

1

Fig.

3

Fig.

5

7

ASSWtlbb

of

belt

pulb

ad

V-

belt

put

the

belt

puky(M)on

the

shaft

of

the

motor

and

attach

it

with

a

bolt

as

shown

in

Fig.

6.

Put

the

heft

pulley

(L3on

the

shaft

of

the

body

and

attach

it

with

a

bolt

through

rectangular

window

at

bottom

of

cover.

Then

put

the

beltZK1on

to

the

pulleys.

Adjust

the

tension

of

belt.

AssemMy

of

sanding

disc

Put

the

sanding

disc

on

the

shaft

of

the

body,and

tighten

the

bolt

through

the

rectangular

widow.

(Fig.

7).

Then

put

on

the

disc

cover using

the

bolts

M4

X

8

Assembb of

leg

stand

and

body

Put

the

body

on

the

leg

stand

aligning

Ih

four

holes

on

Ih

stand

plate

Wh

the

threaded

holes

on

the

body.

Take

attach

using

bolts

and

washers.

1

Fig.

8

1.

I-

Fig.

6

--

Fig.

8

Assembly

of

backstop

Mount

the

backstop

on

the

hdy

as

shown

h

Fig.

9

with

a

bolt.

Assembly

of

work

table

Lmsen

the

two

set

screws

as

shown

in

Fii10.lnsert the

table's

bar

in

the

hole,

but

remember

to

have

the

flat

surface

of

the

shaft

faclng

the

set

screw.

ngllten

the

two

screws,

making

sure

you

have

a

space

of

1/16

(1.6mrn)behrveen

the

table

and

disc.

Horizonta1

and

tension

adjustment

of

sanding

belt

R

sanding

belt

is

too

tight,

too

loose

or

not aligned

properly

at

the

center,

use

Allen

wrench

on

the

adjustment

knob

to

achieve

the

desired

tension.

(

Fig

11

)

.

Fig.

10

Fig.

1

I

Re-

the

me

procedure

as

in

Fig.

8.

Loosen

the

belt

and

take

the

old

beR

out

.

After

replacing

with

a

new

bek,

make

sure

that

the

bek

has

the

proper

tenskn.

(Fg.

12

1.

Sanding

disc

paper:

and

V

-

belt

replacement

1.

Loosen

the

bolts

and

open

the

dlsc

cover

as shown

h

Fig.

13.

2.

Tear

off

t

old

sandlng

paper,

clean

off

the

remaining

glue

on

disc,

and

put

on

the

new sanding

paper

as

in

Fig.

14.

Fig.

I

2

-.

3.

Insert

the

Allen

wrench

into

the

rectangular

window

opening

at

the

bottom

of

ffie

disc

cover

I

fig.

15

1.

Loosen

the

set

screw

inside

and

take

off

the

mndlng

disc.

When

you

put

the

disc

kh

on,

remember

that

the

set

screw

must

be

mounted

on

the

flat

side

of

the

shaft

and

tightened.

Adjustment

of

work

table

Loosen

the

knob

and

adjust

the

table

until

It

reaches

the

deslred

a@Ie(

from

Q

"

-

45

"

)

and

tighten.

f

Fig.

16

1

Samling

belt

adjustment

Loosen

the

two

nuts

as

shown

in

Fig.

17.

Although

only

I

nut

is

shown,the

other

is

located

at

the

bottom

of

disc

cover

as

indicated

by

the

arrow.

After

you

loosen

the

nuts,

you

can

pull

up

the

belt

into

a

vertical

position.

Tighten

the

nuts

before

you

Fig.

15

'I.

Fig.

16

carry

on

your

work.

Ftg.

17

Switching

work

table

posPbn

When

the

belt

is

in

vertical

position,

you

can

move

the

table

to

the

brmt

of

the

belt.

First,

loosen

the

screw

and

move

to

the

position

as

shown

in

Fig.

18.

Tighten

the

set

screw

but

make

sure

to

leave

a

1/8"

C

3mm)

gap

between

the

beR

and

the

table.

Opera

tion

Fig.

18

Horizontal

grinding

Do

not

push

too

hard

on

stock;

the

sanding

belt

works

better

without

forcing

lt(Fig.19).

PositionbachstOP

so

that

R

hokls

the

stock

in

place.

When

beaming

(and

during

1

operation,keep

hands

clear

of

the

belt.

Curve

grinding

Use

the

end

of

the

bdt

along

the

shaft

to

grlnd

curves

into

stock

as

shown

in

Fig.

20.

Fig.

1

Q

Fig.

20

12

When

the

belt

is

in

Vertical

position,

use

the

backstop

or

the

work

table

to

hold

the

stock.

(See

Fig.

21

1.

Horizontal

disc

sanding

The

disc

sander

Is

useful

for

small

area

sanding.

Put

the

stock

on

the

work

table

as

shown

in

Fig.

22.

Make

sure

that

the

edge

to

be

sanded

is

straight

against

the

di.

Bevel

grinding

with

w&

table

Your

work

table

can

help

you

do

bevel

grinding

from

0"

-

45"

as

shown

in

Fig.

23.

After

adjustment,

make

sure

you

tighten

the

set

screw

to

Insure

precise

beveling.

Fig.

21

Swlvel

grinding

from

left

to

right

Uslng

the

miter

gauge

along

with

the

work

table,

you

can

obtain

angle

grinding

from

0

"

-

60

"

as

shown

h

Fig.

24.

Make

sure

the

knob

is

tightened

after

adjusting

the

miter

gauge.

Technical

Data

Table

size

table

tilting:

ktt

size

Belt

tilting

Belt

speed

6

-

1/4"

X

12"

0"

-45O

6"

X

48"

0"

-90'

1060FPM@

50Hz

1280WM@60Hz

I

Disc

size:

9"Dia

1425RPM@SOHz

Disc

mnp

speed

1

1725RPM@60Hr

Motor

Dimensions

Net

weight

1

HP

-

28"

~17-3/4"

~14"

106

I%.

Assembly

Diagram

and

Parts

List

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

UNIT

PART

NO.

DESCRtPT1ON

UMT

Table

Sanding

be&

Miter

gauge

BoR

M5

X

30

An@

gauge

Washer

8

BoR

M8

X

12

Nut

M5

Table

support

bracket

Wnob

BoR

M5

X

10

Pointer

Set

screw

Set

screws

Sand

paper

Sand

disc

V

-belt

A

-

710

Support

bar

Pulley

&OR

M8

X

10

Washer

8

Pulley

cover

BoR

M8

X

35

(Out

of

use)

Bott

M4

X

8

'Bracket

Retaining

ring

C

-

snap

ring

Ball

bearlng

Motor

Bolt

M8

X

25

Hey

I35

X

20

Tube

Set

screw

Driving

roller

Nut

M8

Key B5

X

50

Driving

roller

shaft

1

Back

stop

1

Sand

be&

frame

1

Roller

adjust

bar

2

Spring

5

2

Roller

1

Adjust

nut

2

Hnob

2

Roller

shaft

i

Support

bolt

M16X240

5

Bolt

M8

x

30

4

Nut

MI6

1

Cord

clamp

1

Base

1

Pulley

i

SwM

1

Cord

clamp

1

Power

Cord

1

Stand

2

stand

plate

2

Bolt

M8

X

10

16

Rubber

4

Washer

5

8

Bolt

M5

X

12

8

Nut

M5

4

Nut

M8

4

stand

bracket

2

Washer

8

4

Bolt

MS

X

10

4

PACKING

LIST

packing

Diemention:

Box

Slze:(LX

WX

H)

Gross

Weight:

I

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