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When first lubricating a toot or if ttw toot exhaust has 3 high oil content, do not allow the exhaust air to come near very ftoi surfaces or flames. -Never lay the tool down until the worWng attachment has stopped moving. -When the toot is not in use, shirt oft ttÈ air supply and pressthetrigg&^!~wto<facanfeesupptytine.BBte tool is not to be used for Ãperiod of time, first iubricate, disconnect from air supply and store \r\ a dry average room temperature environment. -If the tool is passed f r m one user to a new w inexperienced user, make sure these (nstrucSons are passedwiththatoot -Do not remove any manufacturer fitted safety devices where fitted, i-e., wheel guards, safety trigger, speed governors?,etc. -Wherever possible, secure workpiice with clampst a viss,etc.tomaisait rig(<iisoSdoesRotwwe&RngW work opefaSon. Keep good balance at a11 times. Do not stretch or overreach. Try to match the too)to the work operation. Do notuse a loot thai is too light or heavy for the work operalion. If in doubt sesk advice. -In genera.) terms, this toot is not suitable for underwater use or use in wpbsive wivlronmente seek advice from manufacturer. -Try to make sure that the work area is clear to enable the work task to be performedsafeiy- if practical ansi possifcis.try to clear unnecessary obst(uc8ons before starting work-Always use ah hose and couplings with minimum working pressure ratings at least 1 112 times the maximum working pressure rating of Ihe toot. - - - Foreseen Use Of The~ool 5558A This toot is &signed tor the purpose of c s ia m or sanding at a vanetaoffnataffetstaaistfeawtai,wswt.sSasfessateiais,^C. TtÈdualrotaryofbttatacCortwSwasttwamurtoisbrssiv EpncNng mites and hence Is primarily a finishifig sanding toot. It can be used wfth a variety of grades of 150 mm (6'diameter) abrasive discs whichr according to pad fitted to the tori, can be so#adhesive çVefctoA$atiiwf, Dowstusemtoriferanyot&er~tothaifarw^ahas (wendesigned and use only abrasive discs as clesenbed. Putting Into Service Air Supply Use a dean lubricated air supply that will give a measured air piesswe at the tool o<SO p.aiJ4.2 bat when 9w too*is wnning wflhtne{Bg3e-la8sf<iepresse<f.Use;'ee6ffHwffite<itosestzs and SstPQ'&i. ti is reaanffiewieti that the toot is connected to the air supply as shown in fiaure 1. Do not connect the tod to the atr line systtsm without incorporatingan easyto reach and operate air shut off valve. The air supply should be lubricated. I1 (S strongly recwiffien(fediftat an ate fatar, rsguiator, lubffcaiar (FRL} useti as stiow> inFfgare3 as ftis wB s^rfy aft itj&iteitefi , aif at* coffeet pressure to the toot. Details & such equipment can be obtained from your supplier. If such equipment IS rtot used, then the tool should be I i A h t e d by shuttimi off the air supply to the tool, depressuriang ths fine by pressing the triggetAewr on the tool Clfeeonnact Iià ak iine ansi ffiio me Rose adaptor s ie.tsp(Ènhi &m$ ! of a suitafcfe W d s a f e msiw (liBncating 041 profBmMy incorporating a fust mhibftor. Reconnect loot to air supply and run tool slowly lor a few seconds to allow air to circulate the oil. if too) is used frequently. lubricate on daily basis and if tool starts to stow or tose power, KisteeMwtentisi!8*attfeeairpressa#at8iatwiÂ¥sitsiteiheto<^E furwiw fe 60y6iS42 bar. Operating Setectasiat^xaabi^arodisc<seeSaefen'F<ws^nUteaotTooT) amtatsAftsweftatBisteedssxwstftothetool.Conwcttos~ air sufifty as reconnmeoded. Appty 8à saoder lightly to ttie work aftd allow the abtasiw doc to wLTate great care when sand"mgaroundsharpedges and surfaces toaw4dthecfiscsna~~i.e.thediscmay bebroughttoanabrupt ssspwcwUSsssSiSy^cwedwhichwScausettÈtoottote*fe^ hati&- It !s &ways ifacof~resflddto use safely gtaasfis and a breathing mask. The sanding of certain materials may create a hazarcfous dust which may require m a \ breathing equipment. Ctwck before using the tool. Even 9 tte machine has a b w noise leva!,theactualsandfcw~ass~isauseanoisel&such~r earcratectefswl!feefcauirad.ESwearesfsTpwsaonShe mteiiatixSag sanctet!" safety ffews Wts recomerKieA Do not cortinueto useatwastve dim that are worn or dogged. Ttife win make the sanding process heffteiwit and the need to apply unnecessarilyhighfcrcostothetoot. DorwtusawxiasiradorfHwsizedmtSscs.TBe<i6scshouki &emfflt~e8Èat1/4'iamis(iiafnaerSwiaÈ{arfand#staff ttanttropad.hairwgutalorlever(42)tehxaiedm(heisxteofttÈ bo~(16).Itcanbeusedtovarythevolume<rfcompressed~rfedto the motor which wilt vary the speed of the saoder. AnairstrainerisinowporatediitintetbuSt&w.TWsstioutdbecheewct pef*xttea9tf*rSetrfartyiffhstoo!sfewsorlosespowervItcanbe eas%çteanrfwTOSaciwq&iat3tHi#Èfc?miia(Èdte(58)."ntespBt lock can be set to provute eittiw rotary or orbital action. Slide the drtve washer (5)ptate h untB Die point falters the races-s in the pad mounting shaft (9) for rotary action. The counterweight balance pCTrades a titoat when which fiwas a smooth,swirt-iree L Dismantling & Assembly Instructions DisewiTOCttoo! from air supply. RUto*&Èif!sm>eiwBiafceifeie(ito;atÈtioffi&a(ancew<1tl.Pre the W e dimpie on drive washer (5) to engage the hots in the Side Of mounting pad shah (9) and unscrew pad [I). Carefully remove the instruction telbof fixed to the random balance bwtv (1 11 Page No 2 spring washer (3). balance nut (4). drive washer (5) wave washer (6) and then remove retaining ring (7) and wave washer (8). Still grippingrandom balance body (1 l),tap out mountingpad shaft (9) assembly at the rear end to remove the assembly from the random balance body with wave washer (15). Remove fixing screw (14) from pad mounting shaft (9) and tap this pad mounting shaft (9) through bearing (10). Remove two screws (38) and take off motor cover (49). Grip body (16) in a vise fitted with soft jaws and remove four rotor screws (31) and take off rotor cover (29). From the front end of the tool, tap the end of rotor shaft (18) to drive the motor assembly out of the body (16). Note how the slot in the side of the cylindei(26) has to line up with the port in the body (16). Grip rear plate (28) and tap the rear end of the rotor shaft (18) through the rear plate (28) and bearing (24). Remove rotor blades (23), shims (20). and unscrew set screw (22) from rotor (21) and remove rotor shaft (18). Note location of set screw (22) hole in rotor (21) in position with flat on rotor shaft (18) and remove shims (20). Tap front end of rotor shaft (18) through front plate (17) to remove bearing (19) fromfront plate (17). Unscrew cap screw (32) and take out throttle spring (33). push rod (45). and O-ring (34). Do not remove valve body bushing (46) from body (16).Take off retaining ring (35), remove plate washer (36)and rubber washer (37). Remove screw (44) and lock washer (43). Pull off regulator lever (42) and O-ring (41). Carefully pull out regulator (40) with two O-rings (39). Unscrew bolt (53) from nut (54) and take off safety lever (52). Take out two screws (50) and remove lever bracket (51). Remove handle grip (57) and unscrew handle (58) from body (16) and take off valve lever (55). Remove muffler (47) and muffler element (48) trom motor cover (49). Notes Reassembly Clean all parts and examine for wear. Use only manufacturer or authorized distributor supplied spare parts and replace any worn parts. Look in particularfor wear on seals, ball bearing and blades. Coat all parts in pneumatic tool lubricating oil, and reassemble in the reverse order carefully. Assure all parts are tight and let lever and regulator mechanisms operate freely. With (ever depressed, pour 5 mi of a suitable pneumatic tool oil into inlet bushing and release. Connect a suitable air supply and run this tool for 2 or 3 seconds to allow the oil to circulate. Operation Specification Average Air Consumption Air Inlet Thread 4.0 d m (28 scfm) Spindle Thread 5116-24UNF t 114-18NPT Length 8" (204mm) Height 5.4" (136mm) Pad 6" (150mm) I 1 at 60 PSIGl4.2 bar I. r cc Declaration of Conformity Sioux Tools Inc. 117 Levi Drive, Murphy, NC 28906, U.S.A. declare under our sole responsibility that the product Model 5558A 6" Dual Action Sander, Serial Number to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standard(s) or other normative document(s) EN792 (Draft), EN292 Parts 1 & 2, IS0 8662 Parts 1 & 8, Pneurop PN8NTC1 following the provisions of 89139ZEEC as amended by 91/368/EEC & 93144fEEC Directives & f A L . G a Seebeck (President) Page No 3 Modhle 5558A Fonceuse a action double de 150 mm Important Usez atlefitivenwnl ces Instructions avant d'instalk, He faire foncttoniw, d'Bfltretenir ou de -rer cet outil. Gardez ces Sioux Tools, Inc. 117 Levi Drive Murphy, NC 28906 US.A. Tel No. 828-835-9765 Poids net du produit 1,97 kg Type de produit Tours par Ponceuse 3 action double de 150 m m t/rnm c? Fax No. 828-835-9685 Emploi conseille (fun d i i t i f d'6quilibrage ou d'un support. NON - k g e de fuyau fecornmandd Taille minimum 8 mm - - Longueur maximum de tuyau recommand& 10 m - Niveau sonore: Niveau de pression sonore 79,O dB (A) Pression (fair De fonctionnement recornmand6e 4,2 bar Maximum 4,2 bar M6thode de test: Test6 selon Ie code de test Pneurop PN8NTC1 et la norme IS0 3744. Niieau de vibrations 3,7 m/s2 M^thode de test test4 selon les normes IS0 8662, sections 1 & 8 Test6 sous line pression #air de 4,2 bar St i'out1 doit 6tre employe avec un cfisposftif d'huilibrage ou da suspension,assurez-vousoue I'outjtesi henfixa ace - N'empkye~ de ptateaux en polystyrene. N'erndwez oue des accessoires d'une puissance nominalesup6fteurea 10.000 trAnin. 11 hutotporter des lunettesde security et m masque respiratoire. Une exposition p(Olong6eawevibrations peut causer des Measures. Usez tes instructions avant demployer cet outiL Tous Ie operateurs d d w ? connaHre pariaftemenl son uliBsation ponqage, Ie sciage. Ie meulage, Ie percage pneumatique et d'autres activites de construction contiennent des produits chimiqms qui sort connus comme provoquant Ie cancer, des anomalies cong6nitales et d'airtres troubles reproductifs. Ernployezseufementde Pair compreno dans les conditions r e c q m a d h Q ~ I C vous I employe2routi~, ten& toutours~ecorps et 18s mains & I'Acart des accessoires de travail fix& a foutd. Cot oulil n'est pas +&6 61ectriquement. N'employez jamais cet o d si vous risquezd'entrer en contact avec de l'6tectridt6. Quadvous employezcetoutil, prenez une position ierrne et tenez bien I'otitil pour compenser toutes forces de r&ction quipourraient&tre museespar!%fonctionnement de I'outit. Ne s q e z pas trop fort dans les mains. Employe2 settlement des pieces de recbange correctes pour rentretien et tes reparations. NVimprovisezpas de fSparaBons tsmporaires. L'entretien et les reparationsne dotvent &tre effectuees que par du personnelqualie. Toufktuyauxetoccoids Prise Cair an m e t çltwHitavoirindBio6tr ffw moms 1.27 tin (t/y) SiFouBsembtematfoncSonnar,an-etez .immeciatementsonempfaietfailes-te . Svstefne tfalimentation {fair recommand4 Page No 4 Fmure 1