Nitto Kohki FS-50A User manual

HANDY PNEUMATIC SANDER
Please read this manual carefully before you attempt to use
your tool so that you may use it properly and safely.
FREE SANDER Model FS-100C,FS-50A
PROFESSIONAL TOOL
Specications
Model FS-100C FS-50A
Maximum Operating Pressure 0.6 MPa 0.6 MPa
Air Consumption (No Load) 0.2 m3/min 0.14 m3/min
Rated Speed (No Load) 20,000 min-1 15,000 min-1
Orbit Diameter 1.5 mm (1/6") 1.2 mm (3/64")
Pad Size 100 mm x 110 mm
(4" x 4-3/8")
75 mm x 82 mm
(2-15/16" x 3-7/32")
Abrasive Paper Size 114 mm x 140 mm
(4-1/2" x 5-1/2")
70 mm x 114 mm
(2-3/4" x 4-1/2")
Mass (Weight) 0.5 kg 0.5 kg
Sound Pressure Level 82 dB(A) 76 dB(A)
Sound Power Level 93 dB(A) 87 dB(A)
Vibration Level [Uncertainty K] ≦2.5 m/s2
(2.4 m/s2[0.73 m/s2]) 2.7 m/s2[0.76 m/s2]
Thread Size of Air Inlet Rc1/8 Rc1/8
Due to continuous product development/improvement the specications and congurations in
this document are subject to change without prior notice.
Manufactured by :
NITTO KOHKI Co., Ltd.
2-9-4, Nakaikegami, Ohta-ku,
Tokyo, 146-8555, Japan
Tel : [phone]
Fax : [phone]
E-mail : [email protected]
URL : www.nitto-kohki.co.jp
Keep the manual handy – so you can use it whenever necessary.
Original Instructions
FS-50AFS-100C
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IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
When using the tool, please observe the safety
precautions below to prevent possible accident or
injury.
GENERAL: TOOLS
WARNING
TO OPERATORS
● Wear proper clothing for the type of work being
done.
Take care so that clothing, ties, hair etc. will not
become entangled with the moving parts. If items
become entangled it will cause the operator to be
pulled towards the tool and lead to possible cause of
accident or injury.
●Always wear suitable eye protection.
Remember, regular glasses are not safety glasses.
The lenses are only shock resistant, which will not
give you sufficient eye protection you may need in
your working environment.
●Always wear suitable hearing protection.
●Wear respiratory protective equipment (PPE).
Wear respiratory protective equipment (PPE) when
working in an environment where dust particles are
generated in operation.
●Avoid working posture that is too stressful.
Always ensure a firm footing and well balanced
posture.
●Do not operate the tool if you are too tired.
●Never touch any moving parts of the tool when
running.
ABOUT WORK AREA
●Keep the work area clean.
Cluttered work areas (e.g. workbench) invite
accidents.
●Carefully select the work area.
Do not expose tool to rain.
Do not use tool in a wet or soaked area.
See that the work area is adequately illuminated.
●Never work near inflammable liquid or in a
potentially explosive atmosphere.
●Keep children away from the work area.
Keep children and unauthorized people away from
the work area to avoid accident or injury.
The following Safety notations are used throughout the manual to highlight safety precautions for the user and for
the tool.
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided by following the
instructions given, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided by following the
instructions given, could result in injury or material damage.
Please note, however, that failure to observe safety precautions under the “ Caution” category could result in a
serious occurrence depending on the situation: please observe all safety precautions in the manual.
Caution: Important precautions for tool setup, operation and maintenance.
Thank you very much for your purchase of this
Nitto Kohki products.
Before using your tool, please read this manual
carefully so that you may use it properly to get
the most out of it.
Please keep the manual handy - so you can
use it whenever necessary.
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CONTENTS page
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS …………………… 2
GENERAL: TOOLS …………………………………………… 2
GENERAL: PNEUMATIC TOOLS ……………………………3
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS TOOL …………………………4
1. USAGE ……………………………………………………4
2. CHECK THE CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGE ………4
3. AIR SUPPLY ……………………………………………… 4
4. PREPARATIONS …………………………………………4
5. ATTACH ABRASIVE PAPER …………………………… 5
6. HOW TO OPERATE THE TOOL…………………………5
7. REPLACING RUBBER SUPPORTS …………………… 6
8. STORAGE …………………………………………………7
9. ORDERING SERVICE PARTS …………………………7
10. OPTIONAL PARTS ………………………………………7
11. EXPLODED DIAGRAM : FS-100C ……………………… 8
12. EXPLODED DIAGRAM : FS-50A ……………………… 9
PICTOGRAM
Warning: It might be dangerous to operate the tool if
the instructions supplied are not followed.
Using this tool improperly could result in serious injury.
Read the instruction manual before using.
Always wear suitable eye protection.
Always wear suitable hearing protection.
Always wear respiratory protective equipment (PPE).
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IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
When using the tool, please observe the safety
precautions below to prevent possible accident or
injury.
GENERAL: TOOLS
WARNING
TO OPERATORS
● Wear proper clothing for the type of work being
done.
Take care so that clothing, ties, hair etc. will not
become entangled with the moving parts. If items
become entangled it will cause the operator to be
pulled towards the tool and lead to possible cause of
accident or injury.
●Always wear suitable eye protection.
Remember, regular glasses are not safety glasses.
The lenses are only shock resistant, which will not
give you sufficient eye protection you may need in
your working environment.
●Always wear suitable hearing protection.
●Wear respiratory protective equipment (PPE).
Wear respiratory protective equipment (PPE) when
working in an environment where dust particles are
generated in operation.
●Avoid working posture that is too stressful.
Always ensure a firm footing and well balanced
posture.
●Do not operate the tool if you are too tired.
●Never touch any moving parts of the tool when
running.
ABOUT WORK AREA
●Keep the work area clean.
Cluttered work areas (e.g. workbench) invite
accidents.
●Carefully select the work area.
Do not expose tool to rain.
Do not use tool in a wet or soaked area.
See that the work area is adequately illuminated.
●Never work near inflammable liquid or in a
potentially explosive atmosphere.
●Keep children away from the work area.
Keep children and unauthorized people away from
the work area to avoid accident or injury.
BEFORE OPERATION
●Inspect tool before use.
Before using, check that screws are securely
tightened, that any protective cover or guard is
securely in place, other parts are free from damage
and that the tool runs as it should.
Check that moving parts are properly adjusted for
positioning and tightened, that parts are free from
damage and properly mounted, and that all other
parts are in good condition for normal operation.
Should you find any damage to the protective
cover or other part, replace it in accordance with
the Operation Manual. If there are no instructions
in the Manual, please contact the sales agent
through which you have purchased your tool or an
authorized dealer near you for repair.
Likewise, if a switch failure occurs, contact sales
agent through which you have purchased your tool
or an authorized dealer near you for repair.
Do not use the tool if it does not start or stop with
the start/stop switch.
●Securely mount cutter
An improperly mounted cutter may y out, causing
possible damage to the tool or injury to the operator.
●Always remove spanner, wrench, etc., once
adjustment has been made with them.
●Use a tool appropriate for the application.
Avoid heavy-duty application that is beyond the
capacity of tool.
●Do not use the tool for purposes other than what
it is designed for.
●Do not abuse tool.
Use tool in accordance with the specications: you’ll
get the most out of it while ensuring safety.
●Securely fasten workpiece in place.
Use a vice or clamp to securely fasten the workpiece in
place. It is much safer this way than holding it in your
hand, allowing you to operate the tool with both hands.
ABOUT HANDLING
●How to store tool.
When the tool is not used, store it in a dry area and
out of reach of children.
●How to carry tool.
Do not touch the start switch while the tool is being
carried.
●Do not leave the tool unattended while it is
running.
Turn off the start switch and disconnect the tool from
power source. Do not leave the work area until the
tool comes to a complete stop.
The following Safety notations are used throughout the manual to highlight safety precautions for the user and for
the tool.
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided by following the
instructions given, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided by following the
instructions given, could result in injury or material damage.
Please note, however, that failure to observe safety precautions under the “ Caution” category could result in a
serious occurrence depending on the situation: please observe all safety precautions in the manual.
Caution: Important precautions for tool setup, operation and maintenance.
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MAINTENANCE/SERVICE
●Do not take apart or modify tool.
Disassembly or modification carried out without
the supervision of a qualied or authorized service
engineer could result in an accident or injury.
●Inspect cutting tool and accessories, etc.
Always check to see that cutting tool and
accessories, etc. are in good operating condition
without damage or deterioration before you mount
them on the tool. Should you find any damage to
an accessory or part, please contact sales agent
through which you have purchased your tool or an
authorized dealer near you for repair.
●Check parts for damage.
When you have found damage to accessory or other
part, carefully check the damaged part to determine
the extent of influence it has upon the functions
of the tool – that is, determine whether it can still
perform its normal functions.
Check to see that the linkage of the moving parts
is OK, that all parts are OK without damage,
that they are properly mounted, and that the tool
functions normally. Should you find any damage
to an accessory or part that may hamper proper
functioning of the tool, please contact sales agent
through which you have purchased your tool or an
authorized dealer near you for repair.
●Have your tool repaired at an authorized Nitto
Service Center.
For repair or parts replacement, please contact the
sales agent through which you have purchased your
tool or an authorized dealer near you.
●Use only Nitto genuine parts.
Use of improper parts may result in serious accident.
To obtain a Nitto genuine part, consult this Manual
or contact the sales agent from which you have
purchased your tool directly.
●Do not detach label or nameplate from tool.
When a label/nameplate gets damaged, worn or
becomes missing, contact the sales agent through
which you have purchased your tool or Nitto Kohki
Co. Ltd, directly for a replacement.
DISPOSAL
●When a tool is taken permanently out of service, it
is advised that the tool is disassembled, degreased
and parts separated by material and recycled locally
in the appropriate manner.
GENERAL: PNEUMATIC
TOOLS
WARNING
●Use appropriate air pressure.
Excessively high air pressure will increase the tool
number of revolutions or strokes causing not only
potential premature failure/breakage but could also
lead to an unexpected accident or injury.
●Connect tool to air supply line.
There are various types of pipes running in a factory
in addition to the pneumatic line (such as oxygen,
nitrogen, gas and water). For this reason, always
ensure that you are connecting to the pneumatic
line.
●Start tool properly.
Turn the start switch OFF before connecting to the
air supply line.
●Always disconnect the tool from the air supply
line before putting on/taking off any accessory
and prior to carrying out any maintenance work.
●Avoid exposure to exhaust air.
Pneumatic tool exhaust air contains oil and
contaminated moisture. Make sure the exhaust air is
not directed towards your face or anyone else within
the work area.
●Keep tool off electricity.
This pneumatic tool is not electrically insulated. To
avoid a potential electric shock do not use where
there is a possibility of coming into contact with live
electricity.
CAUTION
●Handle tool carefully.
Abusive use of tool could invite failure or accident.
Do not throw, drop or shock the tool.
●Handle connecting hose carefully.
Do not carry the tool by the air hose.
Do not pull the air hose to disconnect.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THIS TOOL
About Your Tool
WARNING
● Wear protective glasses and a dustproof mask
Operation generates chips and dust particles, etc.
which may cause eye and/or respiratory injury.
Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
for eye and respiratory protection.
● Always turn off the air supply and disconnect the
air supply hose beforehand whenever replacing
Abrasive Papers.
● Be sure to keep hands clear of moving parts.
● Air pressure at the sander inlet must not exceed
0.6 MPa.
● Always replace damaged, bent or severely worn
Pads.
Do not use a Pad that has been subjected to an
Abrasive Paper failure.
● Avoid grinding at pad edge or banging pad edge
against work material or other object, as this can
shorten tool life.
1. USAGE
This tool is for sanding workpieces using Abrasive
Paper.
2. CHECK THE CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGE
Check the contents and make sure that the tool
does not have any damage which may have
occurred during transportation. The contents should
correspond to the list as follows. In case of damage/
missing parts, please contact the sales agent from
whom you purchased the tool.
FS-100C
Package Contents Qty Check
FREE SANDER FS-100C 1set
Air Hose H Ass'y 1set
Bushing R1/4 x NPT1/4 1
Abrasive Paper #180 5
Abrasive Paper #240 5
Instruction Manual 1
Declaration of Conformity 1
Caution for Use 1
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THIS TOOL
About Your Tool
WARNING
● Wear protective glasses and a dustproof mask
Operation generates chips and dust particles, etc.
which may cause eye and/or respiratory injury.
Always use PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
for eye and respiratory protection.
● Always turn off the air supply and disconnect the
air supply hose beforehand whenever replacing
Abrasive Papers.
● Be sure to keep hands clear of moving parts.
● Air pressure at the sander inlet must not exceed
0.6 MPa.
● Always replace damaged, bent or severely worn
Pads.
Do not use a Pad that has been subjected to an
Abrasive Paper failure.
● Avoid grinding at pad edge or banging pad edge
against work material or other object, as this can
shorten tool life.
1. USAGE
This tool is for sanding workpieces using Abrasive
Paper.
2. CHECK THE CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGE
Check the contents and make sure that the tool
does not have any damage which may have
occurred during transportation. The contents should
correspond to the list as follows. In case of damage/
missing parts, please contact the sales agent from
whom you purchased the tool.
FS-100C
Package Contents Qty Check
FREE SANDER FS-100C 1set
Air Hose H Ass'y 1set
Bushing R1/4 x NPT1/4 1
Abrasive Paper #180 5
Abrasive Paper #240 5
Instruction Manual 1
Declaration of Conformity 1
Caution for Use 1
FS-50A
Package Contents Qty Check
FREE SANDER FS-50A 1set
Air Hose H Ass'y 1set
Bushing R1/4 x NPT1/4 1
Abrasive Paper #180 5
Abrasive Paper #240 5
Instruction Manual 1
Declaration of Conformity 1
Caution for Use 1
3. AIR SUPPLY
3-1. Air Pressure
Adjust air pressure with the air regulator to the
appropriate level for the pneumatic tool used.
Air pressure that is too low will stop the tool from
operating at full capacity.
Air pressure that is too high may cause damage to
the tool.
3-2. Air Line (Fig.1)
Use a 9.5 mm (3/8") I. D. connecting hose between
the compressor and the tool.
Drained water, etc., if flown into the tool, could
cause tool failure. Install an air filter between the
compressor and the tool.
Fig.1
 
Fig. 1
3-3. Lubrication
Install an oiler between the compressor and the tool.
Use the machine oil ISO VG-10. Failure to lubricate
as required may result in damage to the tool. Use of
oil that is too thick will reduce the performance of the
tool.
4. PREPARATIONS
4-1. Thread Size of Hose Fitting
The product comes with a metal fitting with
Rc(metric) thread. Connect the Bushing R thread x
NPT thread included as standard accessories, if you
would like to have American NPT thread instead.
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5. ATTACH ABRASIVE PAPER
WARNING
Always turn off the air supply and disconnect the
air supply hose beforehand whenever replacing
Abrasive Papers.
5-1. Abrasive Paper
Cut standard size paper (9" x 11") into 4 pieces for
Model FS-100C and into 8 pieces for Model FS-50A,
as shown in Fig.2. For dry sanding, use an open
cost type Abrasive Paper with silicon carbide or
aluminum oxide abrasive grains to prevent clogging,
improve grinding efficiency, and prolong the life of
the paper.
Fig.2
Fig. 2
5-2. Attach Abrasive Paper
Raise the circular knob at the end of the Clamp
Spring (2 points), pull to the side, and push it down.
The paper clamp will then open, push in Abrasive
Paper at this point, raise the circular knob and insert
the Clamp Spring inside the Clamp Stopper. This
completes tting the Abrasive Paper. Refer to Fig.3
and Fig.4. Install Abrasive Paper tightly. If both sides
are not clamped completely (Fig.5), cutting and
sanding power will drop. Compare Fig.4 and Fig.5.
Notice how in the incorrectly clamed figure, the
cutting surface of the Abrasive Paper does not come
in contact with the Rubber Pad.
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
5-3. In Case of Using Double-Sided Adhesive Tape
Attach double-sided adhesive tape to the sponge
part then attach the Abrasive Paper to the tape.
5-4. In Case of Using Spray Adhesive
Spray the Abrasive Paper with adhesive then attach
it to the sponge. Since the Abrasive Paper must
be removed after it has been used. Avoid using
permanent adhesive. Paper adhesives are available.
6. HOW TO OPERATE THE TOOL
6-1. Start and Stop
(1) FS-100C (Fig.6)
To start, press the Trigger until it is locked. Hold the
Trigger in this position. To stop, press the Cancel
Switch and return the Trigger to its original position.
Fig. 6
(2) FS-50A (Fig.7)
To start, push the Trigger all the way towards the
body. To stop, pull the Trigger all the way out away
from the body.Removing
Fig. 7
6-2. Sanding Pressure
Sanding pressure for FS-100C is 20 to 50 N and
for FS-50A is 10 to 30 N. Applying excessive force
will lower sanding efficiency. For flat work, adjust
pressure so force is applied evenly to the entire
surface of the Rubber Pad. Uneven pressure will
result in an irregular surface.
7. REPLACING RUBBER SUPPORTS
WARNING
Always turn off the air supply and disconnect the
air supply hose beforehand whenever replacing
Rubber Supports.
7-1. FS-100C
Disassembly Sequence
1) Place the Trigger at OFF, loosen 4 screws (Cross
Pan Head Screw with Spring Lock Washer M4 x 10)
and remove the Rubber Pad. Loosen 4 nuts of the
Rubber Support and remove the Base Plate.
NOTE: Do not remove the air tube.
2) Loosen 4 screws (Cross Recessed Pan Head
Tapping Screw M4 x 20) and remove the Housing
Cover. (Fig. 8) Trigger and the Cancel Switch can
be also taken off same time.
Fig. 8
3) Loosen 4 nuts of the Rubber Support and take
out 4 Rubber Supports from the Housing. Now the
disassembly is completed. (Fig.9)
Fig. 9
Assembly Sequence
1) Fix 4 Rubber Supports to the Housing with the nuts.
Place the Trigger and the Cancel Switch and spring
0.45 x 3.1 x 17 on the Housing, and mount the
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Fig. 4
Fig. 5
5-3. In Case of Using Double-Sided Adhesive Tape
Attach double-sided adhesive tape to the sponge
part then attach the Abrasive Paper to the tape.
5-4. In Case of Using Spray Adhesive
Spray the Abrasive Paper with adhesive then attach
it to the sponge. Since the Abrasive Paper must
be removed after it has been used. Avoid using
permanent adhesive. Paper adhesives are available.
6. HOW TO OPERATE THE TOOL
6-1. Start and Stop
(1) FS-100C (Fig.6)
To start, press the Trigger until it is locked. Hold the
Trigger in this position. To stop, press the Cancel
Switch and return the Trigger to its original position.
Fig. 6
(2) FS-50A (Fig.7)
To start, push the Trigger all the way towards the
body. To stop, pull the Trigger all the way out away
from the body.Removing
Fig. 7
6-2. Sanding Pressure
Sanding pressure for FS-100C is 20 to 50 N and
for FS-50A is 10 to 30 N. Applying excessive force
will lower sanding efficiency. For flat work, adjust
pressure so force is applied evenly to the entire
surface of the Rubber Pad. Uneven pressure will
result in an irregular surface.
7. REPLACING RUBBER SUPPORTS
WARNING
Always turn off the air supply and disconnect the
air supply hose beforehand whenever replacing
Rubber Supports.
7-1. FS-100C
Disassembly Sequence
1) Place the Trigger at OFF, loosen 4 screws (Cross
Pan Head Screw with Spring Lock Washer M4 x 10)
and remove the Rubber Pad. Loosen 4 nuts of the
Rubber Support and remove the Base Plate.
NOTE: Do not remove the air tube.
2) Loosen 4 screws (Cross Recessed Pan Head
Tapping Screw M4 x 20) and remove the Housing
Cover. (Fig. 8) Trigger and the Cancel Switch can
be also taken off same time.
Fig. 8
3) Loosen 4 nuts of the Rubber Support and take
out 4 Rubber Supports from the Housing. Now the
disassembly is completed. (Fig.9)
Fig. 9
Assembly Sequence
1) Fix 4 Rubber Supports to the Housing with the nuts.
Place the Trigger and the Cancel Switch and spring
0.45 x 3.1 x 17 on the Housing, and mount the
Housing Cover on them, and tighten 4 screws (Cross
Recessed Pan Head Tapping Screw M4 x 20).
2) Fix the Base Plate to the Rubber Supports with 4
nuts, taking care to prevent the Rubber Support
from being twisted.
NOTE: If the Rubber Support is installed, being
twisted, the Rubber Support will be quickly
damaged. (Fig.9)
3)Thereafter, reassemble in the reverse of
disassembly.
NOTE: If the screws are not tightened securely, they will
become loose due to vibration, leading to parts
damage. Therefore, tighten them sufciently.
7-2. FS-50A
Disassembly Sequence
1) Loosen 4 screws (Cross Recessed Pan Head Screw
with Spring Lock Washer M4 x 8) and remove the
Rubber Pad. (Fig.10)
Fig. 10
2) Loosen Cross Recessed Countersunk Fiat Head
Screw M6 x 14 of the Base Plate and remove the
Base Plate from the End Plate. (Fig.10)
NOTE: Do not remove the air tube.
3) Loosen the screws at both sides of the Rubber
Support and remove the Rubber Support. Now the
disassembly is completed. (Fig.11)
Fig. 11
Assembly Sequence
First, install the Rubber Support to the Housing by
screws (Cross Recessed Pan Head Screw with
Toothed Lock Washer M4 x 8). Next, fit the End
Plate by screws (Cross Recessed Countersunk Flat
Head Screw M4 x 6), grasping lightly the bottom of
the Rubber Support with pliers, etc. and taking care
to prevent the Rubber Support from being twisted.
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11. EXPLODED DIAGRAM : FS-100C
WARNING
This diagram is for your reference only. Do not attempt to service or repair the Tool. Do not take the Tool apart.
Contact an authorized Nitto dealer for all service and repair of the Tool. Improper service and repair can cause
accidents and service injuries. Never attempt to modify the Tool. Never attempt service or repair the Tool yourself.
No. Part No. Description Qty Price
29 TB08683 Housing Cover Ass'y 1set
1 (TP15371) Housing Cover 1
27 (TP04218) Label NITTO 1
28 (TQ12752) Warning Label CE Mark 1
2 TP15374 Trigger 1
3 TA99365 Housing Sub Ass'y 1set
4 TP04234 Spring Lock Washer M4 4
5 TPI 4488 Cross Recessed Pan Head
Tapping screw 4 x 20 4
6 TP15376 Spring 0.45 x 3.1 x 17 1
7 TPI 5375 Cancel Switch 1
8 TA91647 Tube Ass'y 1set
26 TA99971 CLamp Ass'y 2set
9 (TP10870) Clamp Spring 2
10 (TP11245) Cross Recessed Pan Head
Screw 4x10 8
11 (TP10872) Clamp Stopper B 2
12 (TP17901) Clamp Stopper C 4
13 (TP10871) Clamp Stopper A 2
14 TA9A372 Base Plate Sub Ass'y 1set
16 TA99364 Throttle Valve Ass'y 1set
8. STORAGE
CAUTION
When tool is not used, store it out of reach of
children.
Avoid storing the tool in a location subject to high
humidity. If the tool is left as it is used, residual
moisture on the inside can cause rusting. Before
storing, and after operation, oil the tool at the air inlet
with machine oil ISO VG-10 and run it for a short
time.
9. ORDERING SERVICE PARTS
For further operational and handling information or
for replacement of parts and components, contact
the company from whom you purchased the tool or
an authorized dealer.
In ordering parts and components give each part
number, part name and quantity required.
Use only NITTO genuine parts.
10. OPTIONAL PARTS
In addition to standard accessory parts, the following
parts are available for your applications and needs.
FS-100C
Part No. Description Qty
TA9A367 Rubber Pad A'ssy 1set
TA91474 Round Pad A'ssy 1set
TA9A265 Abrasive Paper #100 200 pcs
TA9A266 Abrasive Paper #120 200 pcs
TA9A267 Abrasive Paper #150 200 pcs
TA9A268 Abrasive Paper #180 200 pcs
TA9A269 Abrasive Paper #240 200 pcs
TA9A270 Abrasive Paper #280 200 pcs
TA9A271 Abrasive Paper #320 200 pcs
TB02240 Dust Collector A'ssy 1set
FS-50A
Part No. Description Qty
TA99828 Rubber Pad A'ssy 1set
TB02235 Dust Collector A'ssy 1set
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11. EXPLODED DIAGRAM : FS-100C
WARNING
This diagram is for your reference only. Do not attempt to service or repair the Tool. Do not take the Tool apart.
Contact an authorized Nitto dealer for all service and repair of the Tool. Improper service and repair can cause
accidents and service injuries. Never attempt to modify the Tool. Never attempt service or repair the Tool yourself.
The part numbers with ( ) are included in the Ass’y parts written above them.
No. Part No. Description Qty Price
29 TB08683 Housing Cover Ass'y 1set
1 (TP15371) Housing Cover 1
27 (TP04218) Label NITTO 1
28 (TQ12752) Warning Label CE Mark 1
2 TP15374 Trigger 1
3 TA99365 Housing Sub Ass'y 1set
4 TP04234 Spring Lock Washer M4 4
5 TPI 4488 Cross Recessed Pan Head
Tapping screw 4 x 20 4
6 TP15376 Spring 0.45 x 3.1 x 17 1
7 TPI 5375 Cancel Switch 1
8 TA91647 Tube Ass'y 1set
26 TA99971 CLamp Ass'y 2set
9 (TP10870) Clamp Spring 2
10 (TP11245) Cross Recessed Pan Head
Screw 4x10 8
11 (TP10872) Clamp Stopper B 2
12 (TP17901) Clamp Stopper C 4
13 (TP10871) Clamp Stopper A 2
14 TA9A372 Base Plate Sub Ass'y 1set
16 TA99364 Throttle Valve Ass'y 1set
No. Part No. Description Qty Price
17 TA91575 Cross Recessed Pan Head
Screw 4 x 8 Ass'y 1set
19 TP16951 Filter 1
20 TA96330 Rubber Support Ass'y 4set
21 TA9A369 Turbine Ass'y 1set
22 TP03790 O Ring S-56 1
23 TA9A371 End Cap Ass'y 1set
24 TP01945 Hex. Socket Head Cap Screw
5 x 12 1
25 TA9A367 Rubber Pad Ass'y 1set
ACCESSORIES
No. Part No. Description Qty Price
15 TB08077 Air Hose H Ass'y 1set
TP02236 Bushing R 1/4 x NPT 1/4 1
Abrasive paper # 180 5
Abrasive paper # 240 5
TQ12753 Instruction Manual 1
TQ12754 Declaration of Conformity 1
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12. EXPLODED DIAGRAM : FS-50A
WARNING
This diagram is for your reference only. Do not attempt to service or repair the Tool. Do not take the Tool apart.
Contact an authorized Nitto dealer for all service and repair of the Tool. Improper service and repair can cause
accidents and service injuries. Never attempt to modify the Tool. Never attempt service or repair the Tool yourself.
The part numbers with ( ) are included in the Ass’y parts written above them.
No. Part No. Description Qty Price
25 TB08684 Housing Sub Ass'y 1set
1 (TP05700) Housing 1
22 (TP04218) Label NITTO 1
23 (TQ12752) Warning Label CE Mark 1
24 (TP05745) Name Plate 1
2 TP05698 Valve Nipple 1
3 TA97589 Trigger Ass'y 1set
4 (TP1200) ORingP - 10 2
5 TA91647 Tube Ass'y 1set
6 TP05708 Clamp Stopper 2
7 TP05707 Clamp Spring 2
8 TQI 725 Hex. Socket Countersunk
Head Screw 3 x 6 4
9 TP04226 Cross Recessed Countersunk
Flat Head Screw 6 x 14 1
10 TA99828 Rubber Pad Ass ' y 1set
11 TA91575 Cross Recessed Pan Head
Screw 4x8 Ass'y 4sets
12 TP05701 Housing Cap 1
13 TP04217 Cross Recessed Raised Countersunk Head Screw 4 ×
10 2
No. Part No. Description Qty Price
14 TA91 465 Rubber Support Ass'y 4sets
15 TP05705 End Plate 1
16 TP0571 2 Cross Recessed Countersunk
Flat Head Screw 4 x 6 4
17 TP05706 Steel Ball (15/32") 1
18 TA92337 Cylinder Sub Ass'y 1set
19 (TP05703) Cylinder 1
20 TP06290 Cross Recessed Pan Head Screw with Spring Lock Wash-
er 4 x 8 4
ACCESSORIES
No. Part No. Description Qty Price
21 TB08077 Air Hose H Ass'y 1set
TP02236 Bushing R 1/4 x NPT 1/4 1
Abrasive paper # 180 5
Abrasive paper # 240 5
TQ12753 Instruction Manual 1
TQ12754 Declaration of Conformity 1
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