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the body. T o r educe your exposur e to these chemicals:
work in a well ventilat ed area, and work with approved
safety equipment, such as dust masks tha t are specially
designed to filter out micr oscopic particles.
Observe the relevant guidelines for your mat erial, sta ,
application and plac e of application (e.g. occupa tional
health and safety r egulations, disposal).
Collect the gener ated particles at the sour ce, avoid
deposits in the surrounding are a. Use suitable acc essories
for special work (see chapt er 11.), thus less particles enter
the environment in an uncontr olled manner. Use a suit able
extr action unit.
Reduce dus t exposure with the following measures:
- For eicient dus t collection, use a suitable Car at
M-class vacuum cleaner tog ether with this power t ool.
- Do not direc t the escaping particles and the exhaus t air
stream at your self or nearby persons or on dus t deposits.
- Use an extr action unit and/or air purifiers
- Ensure good ventila tion of the workplace and keep clean
using a vacuum cleaner Sweeping or blowing stir s up dust
- Vacuum or wash the pr otective clothing
Do not blow , beat or brush.
. OVERVIEW
See page 2.
1 Bar auxiliary handle *
2 Thumb screws of the bar auxiliary handle *
3 Locking discs of the bar auxiliary handle *
4 Threaded holes on g ear housing
5 2-hole spanner
6 Adjusting nut
7 Diamond cup wheel*
8 Support flange
9 Spindle
10 Spring-mounted ring brush
11 Spindle locking button
12 Ex tractor c onnection piece
13 Opening segment (for working close t o walls)
14 Safety guard
15 Handle
16 T rigger (for switching on and o )
17 Electronic signal indica tor
18 Speed adjustment wheel
* depending on equipment/not in scope of delivery
. INITIAL OPERA TION
Before plugging in the machine, check that the
ra ted mains volt age and mains frequency , as
specified on the ra ting label, match your pow ersupply .
Austr alia: Always use a residual current device
(RCD) prot ected supply with a rat ed residual current of
30 mA or less.
6.1 Fitting of b ar auxiliary handle
Always work with the b ar auxiliar y handle (1)
att ached! Fit the bar auxiliary handle as shown (see
illustr ation A, page 2).
- Fit locking discs (3) to the le and right of the ge ar
housing.
- Fit the bar auxiliary handle (1) at the gear housing.
- Insert the thumb screws (2) le and right into the bar
auxiliar y handle (1) and turn gently .
- Adjust the bar auxiliary handle (1) to the requir ed angle.
- Firmly tighten the thumb screws (2) to the le and right
manually.
6.2 Dust e xtr action
Always use a suitable dus t extrac tion system:
Connect an M-class vacuum cle aner to the extr actor
connection piec e (12). For optimal dust ex traction, use
the connecting sleeve 6.30796. We r ecommend using an
antist atic suction hose with diameter 35 mm.
. A TTA CHING THE ACCESSORY
Disconnect the mains plug bef ore changing any accesso-
ries. The machine must be switched o and the spindle
must be at a s tandstill.
7.1 Locking the spindle
Press in the spindle locking knob (11) only when the
spindle is stationary!
- Press in the spindle locking butt on (11) and turn the
spindle (9) by hand until you feel the spindle locking
button eng age.
7.2 Fitting/removing the diamond cup wheel
See illustr ation B on page 2.
T o fit:
- Fit the support flange (8) on the spindle. (9) The flange
should not turn on the spindle when properly att ached.
- Lay the diamond cup wheel (7) on the support flange (8)
so that it lies flat along the support flange.
- The two sides of the clamping nut (6) are dierent.
Screw the clamping nut onto the spindle so that the
band of the clamping nut (6) is facing upward.
- Lock the spindle (see chapt er 7.1). Turn the clamping
nut (6) clockwise using the 2-hole spanner (5) to secure.
T o remove:
- Lock the spindle (see chapt er 7.1). Turn the clamping nut
(6) anticlockwise using the 2-hole spanner (5) to unscr ew.
. USE
8.1 Working close to walls
T o open and close the segment: switch o the ma-
chine and pull the mains plug. The acc essor y
must be s tationary.
Only raise the segment (13) when w orking close to
walls. Otherwise, the segment must be lower ed.
The open area of the safe ty guard must fac e the direction
of the wall.
8.2 Setting the speed
Set the optimum speed on the se tting wheel (18),depend-
ing on the application. A wheel set ting of between 4 and 6
is suitable for mos t applications.
8.3 Switching On and O
Always guide the machine with bo th hands.
Switch on firs t, then guide the accessory tow ards
the workpiece.
The machine must no t be allowed to dr aw in
additional dust and shavings. When switching the
machine on and o , keep it away from dust deposit s. Aer
switching o the machine, only set it down when the mo tor
has come to a s tandstill.
Avoid inadvert ent starts: always swit ch the tool
o when the plug is remov ed from the mains
socket or if ther e has been a power cut.
In c ontinuous operation, the machine continues
running if it is for ced out of your hands. Therefore,
always hold the machine with both hands using the han-
dles provided, st and in a safe position and concentr ate on
the work.
Machines with the designation W ...RT:
T orque activ ation (with dead man’ s lever)
Switching on: Slide the trigger swit ch (16) for wards and
then push the trigger switch (16) upw ards.
Switching o: Rele ase the trigger switch (16).
Machines with the designation W ...RT:
Continuous opera tion (depending on features)
Switching on: Switch the machine on as described abov e.
Now slide the trigger switch (16) f or wards again and rele ase
in the front position to lock the trigg er switch (16)(continu-
ous opera tion).
Switching o: Push the trigger swit ch (16) upwards and
release.
een korte rus tpauze.
. CLEANING, MAINTENANCE
Mot or cleaning: The machine must be v acuumed regularly,
frequently and thoroughly through the ventila tion slots
using a suitable v acuum cleaner . The machine must be
held firmly in this case.
Replacing the spring-mounted ring brush: R eplace worn
brushes for optimal dus t extrac tion. Replacement brush
set: Order No. 6.28214.
Meetwaarden bep aald volgens EN IEC 60745-1.
. TROUBLESHOOTING
Machines with VTC and T C electronics:
The electr onic signal display lights up and the
load speed decreases (no t W...RT). (17) Ther e is
too much load on the machine! Run the machine in
idling until the electronics signal indica tor switches o .
The machine does not s tart. The electronic signal
display (17) (depends on model) flashes. The
rest art protection is ac tive. If the mains plug is
inserted with the machine switched on, or if the pow er
supply is rest ored following an interruption, the machine
does not s tart up. Swit ch the machine o and on again.
. AC CESSORIES
Use only genuine Car at accessories. Use only ac cessories
that fulfil the requirement s and specifications listed in
these opera ting instructions. F or a complete r ange of
acc essories, see www.car at- tools.nl/.eu/.com/.be/. dk or
the cat alogue.
. REP AIRS
Repairs t o electrical tools must be carried out by
qualified electricians ONL Y! A defective mains c able
must only be replac ed with a special, original mains cable
from Dara t, which is available only from the Carat service.
If you have Cara t electrical tools that requir e repairs,
please cont act your Carat service c entre.
For addresses see www .cara t-t ools.nl/.eu/.com/.be/.dk.
Y ou can download spare part s lists from
www .carat -tools.nl/.eu/. com/.be/.dk.
. ENVIRONMENT AL PROTECTION
The sanding dust gener ated may cont ain hazardous mat e-
rials: do not dispose of this dus t with household wast e, but
at a special collec tion point for hazardous was te.