
Form 
# 
Z518A 
Model 
5566 
Date 
5-99IB 
7 
314" 
(20 
mm) 
Belt 
Sander 
IMPORTANT 
Readthese instructionscarefullybeforeinstalling,operating,servicing 
or 
repairingthis 
tool. 
Keep 
these instructionsin a safe,accessibleplace. 
1 
SAFETY 
MESSAGES 
1 
A 
WARNING 
Operator Instructions 
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Safety 
rules 
when 
using 
a 
5566 
Belt 
Sander 
Personal SafelyEquipment 
Use 
- 
Safety 
Glasses 
YES 
Use 
- 
Safety Gloves 
Use 
- 
Safety 
Boots 
Use 
- 
Breathing 
Masks 
YES 
Use 
- 
Ear Protectors 
- 
Always wear safety goggles. 
- 
Donot use as a grinder. 
- 
Useaccessoriesratedfor atleast 
2,000
rnlmin.beltspeed. 
- 
Prolongedexposure to vibrationmay cause injury. 
- 
Readallinstructionsbeforeusingthistool. All operators must
befullytrainedinitsuseand aware of these 
safety
rules. 
- 
Do notexceed the maximumworking air pressure. 
- 
Use personalprotectionequipment as recommended. 
- 
Usecompressedaironly atthe recommendedconditions. 
- 
If the tool appears to malfunction, remove from use 
immediatelyand arrangefor serviceandrepair.If itisnot 
practicaltoremovetoolfrom service,then shut off the air 
supply to the tool and write or have written a warning 
noteand attachitto thetool. 
- 
If tool is to beusedwith a balancer or other suspension 
device, ensure that the tool is firmly attached to the 
suspension/supportdevice. 
- 
When operating the tool, always keep the body and 
particularlythehandsawayfromtheworkingattachment 
fixed to the tool. 
- 
The tool isnotelectricallyinsulated.Neverusethetool if 
there is any chance of coming into contact with live 
electricity. 
- 
Always when usingthe tool, adopt a firm footing and/or 
position and grip the tool sufficiently only to overcome 
any reaction forces that may resultfrom the tool doing 
work. Do notovergrip. 
- 
Useonly correctsparepartsfor maintenanceand repair. 
Do 
not improvise or make temporary repairs. Major 
servicing and repairs should only be carried out 
by 
personstrained to do so.
- 
Donotlock, tape, wire, etc.the'Or!/Off' 
7 
supplytothe tool can beshutoff inan emergency. 
- 
Check hose andfittingsregularlyfor wear. 
- 
Take care against entanglementof the moving parts of 
the tool with clothing, hair, ties, cleaning rags, rings, 
jewelry,watches,bracelets,etc.This couldcausethebody 
or partsof the bodyto be drawn towardsand in contact 
with the moving parts of the tool and could be very 
dangerous. 
- 
It is expected that users will adopt safe working 
practices and observe all local, regional or country 
legalrequirementswhen installing, using or maintaining 
the tool. 
- 
Take carethat the exhaustair doesnot pointtowards any 
other person or material or substance that could be 
contaminatedby oil droplets.Whenfirst lubricating 
a 
tool 
or if the tool exhaust has 
a 
highoil content,do notallow 
theexhaustairto come nearvery hot surfaces or flames. 
- 
Neverlaythe tooldown untiltheworking attachmenthas 
stoppedmoving. 
- 
When the tool is not in use, shut 
off 
the air supply and 
press throttle triggertlever to drainthe supply line. If the 
tool is notto be usedfor 
a 
periodof time, first lubricate, 
disconnectfromairsupplyandstore inadryaverageroom 
temperatureenvironment. 
- 
If 
the tool is passedfrom one user to a new or inexperi- 
enceduser, makesuretheseinstructionsare available to 
be passedwiththe tool. 
- 
Do not remove any manufacturer fitted safety devices 
where fitted, i.e., wheel guards, safety trigger, speed 
governors, etc. 
I 
- 
Always Read InstructionsBefore 
a 
Using PowerTools 
@ 
AlwaysWear Safety Goggles 
@ 
Wear HearingProtection 
Avoid ProlongedExposure 
To Vibration 
valve in 'On' position. The throttle 
trigger/lever, etc. must always be 
free 
!o return 
to 
the 
'Off' 
position when 
released. 
- 
Alwaysshutoff the airsupplytothetool 
andpressthe'OnJOff' valve toexhaust 
the air from the feed hose before 
fitting, removing or adjusting the 
working attachmentfittedto the tool. 
- 
Beforeusingthe tool, makesurethat a 
shut off device has been fitted to the 
supply tine and the position is known 
and easily accessible so that the air 
Includes; 
Safety 
Rules 
Foreseen 
Use 
Work 
Stations 
PuttingIntoService 
Operating 
Dismantling 
and 
Assembly. 
All PipeAnd Fittings 
Should Be
112' 
Or
Larger 
with 
SufficientCapacity 
To Maintain Recommended 
Easy 
To
ReachAnd 
Air 
Tool
Operate! 
Shut 
Oil 
Valve 
Recommended 
Air 
Supply 
System Figure