Skil 9105 Operation manual

Models

9105,

9300

9310

Small

Angi

Grinders

Owner’s

Operating

Guide

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IMPORTANT:

Read

Before

Using

For

Repairs

and

Parts

—

See

Pages

SKIL

S-B

Power

Too!

Company

Chicago,

60646

“READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS?’

Failure

the

SAFETY

RULES

identified

BULLET

(+)

symbol

listed

BELOW

and

other

safety

precautions,

may

result

serious

personal

injury.

General

Safety

Rules

—

for

all

Power

Tools

Work

Area

KEEP

WORK

AREAS

CLEAN.

Ciutiered

areas

and

benches

invite

accidents.

AVOID

DANGEROUS

ENVIRONMENTS.

Don't

use

power

tools

damp

wet

locations.

not

expose

power

tools

rain.

Keep

work

area

well

Hit.

AVOID

GASEOUS

AREAS.

not

operate

portable

electric

tools

explosive

atmospheres

presence

flammable

liquids

gases.

Motors

these

tools

normally

spark,

and

the

sparks

might

ignite

fumes.

KEEP

CHILDREN

AWAY.

not

let

visitors

contact

tool

extension

cord.

All

visitors

should

kept

away

from

work

area.

Personal

Safety

GUARD

AGAINST

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

Prevent

body

contact

with

grounded

surfaces.

For

example;

pipes,

radiators,

ranges

and

refrigerator

enclosures.

Rubber

gloves

and

non-skid

footwear

are

recommended

when

working

outdoors,

where

damp

wet

ground

may

encountered.

Ground

Fault

Circuit

interrupter

protected

power

line

must

used

for

these

conditions.

DRESS

PROPERLY.

not

wear

loose

clothing or

jewelry.

They

can

caught

moving

parts.

Wear

protective

hair

cover-

ing

contain

long

hair.

USE

SAFETY

EQUIPMENT.

WEAR

SAFETY

GOGGLES

glasses

with

side

shields.

Wear

hearing

protection

during

ex-

tended

use

power

tools

and

dust

mask

for

dusty

operations.

STAY

ALERT.

USE

COMMON

SENSE.

Watch

what

you

are

doing.

not

operate

tool

when

you

are

tired

under

influence

drugs.

REMOVE

ADJUSTING

KEYS

AND

WRENCHES.

Form

habit

checking

see

that

keys

and

adjusting

wrenches

are

removed

from

tool

before

turning

on.

AVOID

ACCIDENTAL

STARTING.

Don’t

carry

plugged

tool

with

finger

switch.

sure

switch

OFF

when

plugged

in.

DON'T

OVERREACH.

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

all

times.

BEFORE

CONNECTING

THE

TOOL

power

source

(recep-

tacle,

outlet,

etc.),

sure

voltage

supplied

the

same

that

specified

the

nameplate

the

tool.

power

source

with

valt-

age

greaisr

than

that

specified

for

the

tool

can

result

serious

injury

the

user

—

well

damage

the

tool.

doubt,

NOT

piug

the

tool.

Using

power

source

with

voltage

less

than

the

namepiate

rating

harmful

the

motor.

“VOLTS

AC”

designated

tools

are

for

Alternating

Current

50-60

only.

“VOLTS

DC"

designated

tools

are

for

Direct

Current.

not.

use

designated

tools

with

power

source.

not

use

electronic

speed

controlled

tools

with

power

source.

Tool

Use

and

Care

DON’T

FORCE

TOOL.

will

the

job

better

and

sajer

the

rate

for

which

was

designed.

USE

THE

RIGHT

TOOL.

Don’t

force

smail

tool

attachment

the

job

heavy-duty

tool.

Don’t

use

tool

for

purpose

not

intended

—~

for

example;

don’t

use

circular

saw

for

cutting

tree

limbs

logs.

SECURE

WORK.

Use

clamps

vise

hold

work.

It’s

safer

than

using

your

hand

and

frees

both

hands

operate

the

tool.

DON’T

ABUSE

CORD.

Never

carry

tool

cord

yank

disconnect

from

receptacle.

Keep

cord

from

heat,

oil

and

sharp

edges.

Always

keep

cord

from

spinning

blade,

bits

any

other

moving

part

while

the

tool

use.

OUTDOOR

USE

EXTENSION

CORDS.

When

tool

used

outdoors,

use

only

extension

cords

suitable

for

use

outdoors

and

marked

with

suffix

W-A

(for

UL),

(for

CSA).

Refer

“Recommended

Sizes

Extension

Cords”

Table.

THE

USE

ANY

OTHER

ACCESSORIES

not

specified

this

manual

may

create

hazard.

DISCONNECT

TOOLS.

When

not

use;

before

servicing;

when

changing

blades,

bits,

cutters,

etc.

STORE

IDLE

TOOLS.

When

not

use,

tools

should

stored

dry,

high

locked

place

—

out

the

reach

children.

NOT

ALTER

MISUSE

TOOL.

These

tools

are

precision

built.

Any

alteration

modification

not

specified

misuse

and

may

result

ina

dangerous

condition.

MAINTAIN

TOOLS

WITH

CARE.

Keep

icols

sharp

and

clean

for

better

and

safer

performance.

instructions

for

lubri-

cating

and

changing

accessories.

Inspect

too!

cords

periodically

and

damaged,

have

repaired

authorized

service

facility.

Inspect

extension

cords

periodically

and

replace

damaged.

Keep

handles

dry,

clean

and

free

from

oil

and

grease.

CHECK

DAMAGED

PARTS.

Before

further

use

the

tool,

guard

other

part

that

damaged

should

carefully

checked

determine

that

will

operate

properly

and

perform

its

intended

function.

Check

for

alignment

moving

parts,

binding

moving

parts,

breakage

paris,

mounting,

and

any

other

conditions

that

may

affect

its

operation.

guard

other

part

that

damaged

should

properly

repaired

replaced.

Have

defective

switches

replaced.

not

use

tool

switch

does

not

turn

off.

ALL

REPAIRS

ELECTRICAL

MECHANICAL,

should

attempted

only

trained

repairmen.

Contact

the

nearest

Skil

Factory

Service

Center,

Authorized

Ski!

Service

Station

other

competent

repair

service.

Use

only

Skil

replacement

parts:

any

other

may

create

hazard.

“SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS”

-2-

“READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS?

Failure

the

SAFETY

RULES

identified

BULLET

(e)

symbol

listed

BELOW

and

other

safety

precautions,

may

result

serious

personal

injury.

Safety

Rules

for

Grinders

When

using

grinding

wheel

attachments,

the

guard

must

always

attached

the

tool

and

positioned

for

maximum

safety,

the

least

amount

wheel

exposed

from

the

side

the

toot

being

operated.

Before

using

grinder

installing

new

wheel,

inspect

the

grinding

wheel

for

chips

and

cracks.

Remove

bad

wheels

im-

mediately.

Run

the

tool

load

for

one

minute, holding

the

tool

the

direction

away

from

people.

Wheels

with

flaws

will

normally

break

apart

during

this

time.

Carefully

handie

both

the

tool

and

individual

grinding

wheels

avoid

chipping

cracking.

Inspect

grinding

wheel

before

using.

not

use

grinding

wheel

that

cracked.

tool

dropped

while

grinding,

install

new

wheel.

not

use

wheel

that

may

darnaged.

Grinding

wheels

any

other

accessory

must

have

maximum

safe

operating

speed

greater

than

the

“no

load

RPM”

marked

the

tool’s

nameplate.

not

use

grinding

wheel

that

larger

than

the

maximum

recommended

size

for

your

tool,

worn

down

darnaged

wheels

from

larger

grinders.

not

use

depressed

hub

grinding

wheels

for

cutoff

operations.

not

use

this

tool

with

“Woodcarving”

blade,

such

blades

create

frequent

kick-back

and

loss

control.

Proper

apparel

while

using

grinder

includes:

face

shield

least

safety

goggles,

dust

mask,

leather

gloves

and

shop

apron

capable

stopping

small

wheel

work

piece

fragments.

Keep

cord

away

from

the

grinding

wheels

any

other

sanding

accessory.

Avoid

bouncing

and

snagging

the

wheel,

especially

when

work-

ing

corners,

sharp

edges,

etc.

This

can

cause

loss

contro!

and

kick-back.

Clean

the

tool's

air

vents

compressed

air

excessive

accu-

mulation

powdered

metal

inside

the

motor

housing

may

cause

electrical

failures,

not

grind

sand

near

flammable

materials,

sparks

from

the

wheel

could

ignite

these

materials.

When

sanding,

not

use

oversized

sanding

disc.

Larger

sand-

ing

disc

will

extend

beyond

the

sanding

pad

causing

snagging,

tearing

the

disc

kick-back.

Extra

paper

extending

beyond

the

sanding

pad

can

also

cause

serious

lacerations.

When

sanding

chemically

pressure

treated

lumber,

paint

that

may

lead

based,

any

other

materials

that

may

contain

car-

cinogens,

use

special

precautions.

suitable

breathing

respirator

must

be worn

all

personnel

entering

the

work

area.

Work

area

should

sealed

plastic

sheeting

and

persons

not

protected

should

kept

out

until

work

area

thoroughly

cleaned.

Double

Insulated

Tools

Double

Insulation

[]

design

concept

used

electric

power

tools

which

eliminates

the

need

for

the

three

wire

grounded

pow-

cord

and

grounded

power

supply

system.

recognized

and

approved

system

Underwriter’s

Laboratories,

CSA

and

Federal

OSHA

authorities.

IMPORTANT:

Servicing

too!

with

double

insulation

requires

care

and

knowledge

the

system

and

should

performed

only

qualified

service

technician.

WHEN

SERVICING,

USE

ONLY

IDENTICAL

REPLACEMENT

PARTS.

POLARIZED

PLUGS.

your

tool

equipped

with

polarized

plug

(one

blade

wider

than

the

other),

this

plug

will

fit

polarized

outlet

only

one

way.

the

plug

does

not

fit

fully

the

outlet,

reverse

the

plug.

still

does

not

fit,

contact

qualified

electrician

install

the

proper

outlet.

reduce

the

risk

electric

shock,

not

change

the

plug

any

way.

Extension

Cords

Replace

damaged

cords

immediately.

Use

damaged

cords

can

shock,

burn

electrocute.

extension

cord

necessary,

cord

with

adequate

size

conductors

should

used

prevent

excessive

voltage

drop,

loss

power

overheating.

The

table

shows

the

correct

size to

use,

depending

cord

length

and

nameplate

amperage

rating

tool.

doubt,

use

the

heavier

gauge.

Always

use

U.L.

and

CSA

listed

extension

cords.

RECOMMENDED

SIZES

EXTENSION

CORDS

Tool’s

120

VOLT

A.C.

TOOLS

240

VOLT

A.C.

TOOLS

Ampere

Cord

Length

Feet

Cord

Length

Meters

Rating

Cord

Size

A.W.G.

Wire

Sizes

mm?

100 159

15 30 60

120

3-6

16 14

6-8

18 16 14 12

1.0

8-10

18 16 14

40-12

1.0

2.5

—

12-16

_—

—_

— _

—_

NOTE:

The

smaller

the

gauge

number,

the

heavier

the

cord.

“SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS”

Operating

Instructions

SLIDE

ON-OFF

SWITCH

WITH

LOCK

The

tool

switched

“ON”

the

slide

switch

located

the

side

the

motor

housing.

The

switch

can

locked

the

“ON”

position,

convenience

for

long

grinding

operations.

turn

the

tool

“ON”

without

locking

it,

slide

the

switch button

forward

applying

pressure

ONLY

the

REAR

portion

the

button.

When

pressure

released

the

switch

button

will

snap

“OFF”

position.

LOCK

THE

SWITCH

“ON’,

slide

the

switch

button

forward

and

press

“IN”

the

FRONT

portion.

UNLOCK

THE

SWITCH,

simply

press

and

release

the

REAR

portion

the

button.

Switch

spring

loaded

and

will

snap

back

automatically.

WARNING

tool

twist.

Hold

the

too!

with

both

hands

while

starting

the

tool,

since

torque

from

the

motor

can

cause

the

Start

the

too!

before

applying

work.

Lift

the

tool

from

the

work

be-

fore

releasing

the

switch.

NOT

turn

the

switch

on and

off

while

the

tool

under

load:

this

will

greatly

decrease

the

switch

life.

Your

tool

equipped

with

circuit

breaker

protect

the

motor

from

overload.

the

tool

stops

during

operation

TURN

OFF

SWITCH

IMMEDIATELY,

After

allowing

the

motor

cool

for

about

seconds,

the

circuit

breaker

may

reset

depressing

the

button.

circuit

breaker

trips

repeatedly,

excessive

force

causing

the

toal

overload.

Don’t

press

hard

and

let

the

tool

the

work.

WARNING

prevent

accidental

start-ups,

turn

switch

Mies

“OFF”

when

circuit

breaker

trips.

switch

not

ihe

“OFF”

position,

tool

will

restart

when

circuit

breaker

de-

pressed.

Also,

tool

may

restart

without

resetting

the

circuit

breaker

cold

weather

when

the

temperature

falls

below

32°F

(0°C).

SIDE

HANDLE

The

side

handle

used

guide

and

balance

the

tool

can

thread-

into

the

front

housing

either

side

the

tool,

depending

personal

preference

and

comfort.

Use

the

side

handle

for

safe

control

and

ease

operation.

WHEEL

GUARD

Always

attach

wheel

guard

for

grinding

operation.

Attach

with

provided

fasteners.

LOCK

NUT

AND

BACKING

FLANGE

Your

tool

equipped

with

threaded

spindle

for

mounting

acces-

sories,

Always

use

the

supplied

lock

nut

(and

backing

flange)

that

has

same

thread

size

spindle.

The

backing

flange

provided

with

your

tool

intended

for

use

with

Type

depressed

hub

wheels.

Grinding

Operations

WHEEL

GUARD

INSTALLATION

Wheel

guard

must

attached

when

using

disc

grinding

wheels.

Always

keep

wheel

guard

be-

WaRWiNG

tween

you

and

your

work

while

grinding.

attach

the

wheel

guard

DISCONNECT

tool

from

power

source.

Set

the

tool

its

top

side

(spindle

up).

Secure

guard

housing

with

screws

provided

(Fig.

1).

ATTACHING

THE

DISC

GRINDING

WHEEL

Disconnect

tool

from

power

source.

sure

that

wheel

guard

is in

place

for

grinding.

Place

BACKING

FLANGE.and

GRINDING

WHEEL

the

spindle.

Thread

the

lock

nut

and

tighten

nut

using

the

supplied

lock

nut

wrench,

while

holding

the

spindle

with

spindle

lock

wrench.

secure

wheels

1/8"

thick

less

models

9105

9310,

hub

tock

nut

should

face

outward.

secure

wheels

thicker

than

1/8",

hub

lock

nut

should

face

inward.

REMOVE:

Reverse

procedure,

(Fig.

1).

SELECTING

GRINDING

WHEELS

Pee

Before

using

grinding

wheel,

certain

that

its

maximum

safe

operating

speed

not

exceeded

the

nameplate

speed

the

grinder.

not

exceed

the

recom-

mended

wheel

diameter.

BISC

GRINDING

WHEELS

Grinding

wheels

should

carefully

setected

order

use

the

grinder

most

efficiently.

Wheels

vary

type

abrasive,

bond,

hardness,

grit

size

and

structure.

The

correct

type

wheel

use

determined

the

job.

RESET*

BUTTON

“NOT

AVAILABLE

ALL

MODELS

SPINDLE

HANDLE

WHEEL

GUARD

SCREW

BACKING

FLANGE

Grinding

Operations

Use

disc

grinding

wheels

for

fast

grinding

structural

steel,

heavy

weld

beads,

steel

casting,

stainless

steel

and

other

ferrous

metals.

GRINDING

TIPS

Efficient

grinding

achieved

controlling

the

pressure

and

keep-

ing

the

angle

between

wheel

and

workpiece

10°

15°.

the

wheel

flat,

the

tool

difficult

control.

the

angle

too

steep,

the

pressure

concentrated

small

area

causing

burning

the

work

surface.

enn

Excessive

sudden

pressure

the

wheel

will

slow

grinding

action,

causing

the

circuit

breaker

trip,

and

put

dangerous

stresses

the

wheel.

When

grinding

with

new

wheel

certain

grind

while

pulling

tool

backwards

until

wheel

becomes

rounded

its

edge.

New

wheels

have

sharp

corners

which

tend

“bite”

cut

into

work-

piece

when

pushing

forward.

Sanding

Operations

BACKING

PAD

nat

Before

attaching

backing

pad

sure

its

max-

mimes

imum

safe

operating

speed

not

exceeded

the

nameplate

speed

the

tool.

Wheel

guard

may

not

used

for

most

sanding

Momeni

operations.

Always

reinstall

wheel

guard

when

converting

back

grinding

operations.

INSTALL

BACKING

PAD

AND

SANDING

DISC

Disconnect

too!

from

power

source.

Set

the

tool

its

top

side

(spindle

up).

Place

the

rubber

backing

pad

onto

the

spindle

shaft.

Center

the

sanding

disc

top

the

backing

pad.

Insert

the

lock

nut

through

the

disc

and

thread

onto

the

spindle

far

you

can

with

your

fingers.

Hold

spindle

with

the

spindle

lock

wrench,

then

tighten

the

backing

pad

securely

with

lock

nut

wrench

(Fig.

2).

REMOVE

BACKING

PAD

AND

SANDING

DISC

Disconnect

tool

from

power

source.

Using

the

lock

nut

wrench

unscrew

the

nut

from

the

spindle

while

holding

spindle

with

the

spindle

lock

wrench.

SPINDLE

HANDLE

SANDING

DISC

SELECTING

SANDING

DISC

Sanding

discs

are

made

extremely

hard

and

sharp

aluminum

oxide

grits,

phenol-resin

bonded

sturdy

fiber

backing

for

fast

heavy-duty

service

and

fong

life.

The

discs

vary

size

and

spacing

the

abrasive

grits.

OPEN

COAT

(type

—

used

for

soft

materials

and

paint

varnish.

CLOSED

COAT

(type

—

used

for

metal,

hardwood,

stone,

marble

and

other

materials

where

ground

particles

are

fine.

Sanding

dises

range

grit

from

(very

coarse)

180

(very

fine}.

obtain

best

results,

select

sanding

discs

carefully.

Many

jobs

require

the

use

several

grit

sizes

and

times

both

“open

coat

and

closed

coat”

discs

are

required

get the

job

done

faster.

See

chart

for

application

examples.

OPERATION:

Refinishing

painted

wood

metal

surfaces.

REMARKS

GRIT

remove

paint

and

smooth

Coarse

surface

irregularities.

16-24-30

smooth

Medium

the

rough

sanding.

36-50-80

remove

scratches

left

Fine

discs.

100-120

smooth

surface

for

painting,

Very

Fine

polishing

waxing.

150-180

Sanding

Operations

SANDING

TIPS

For

best

results,

tilt

the

Disc

Sander

10°

15°

angle

while

sanding

that

only

about

the

surface

around

the

edge

the

disc

contacts

the

work.

the

disc

(accessory)

held

flat

the

back

edge

the

disc

comes

contact

with

the

work,

the

side

may

result.

sander

tilted

too

much,

sanding

action

will

too

great

and

rough

cut

surface

gouging

and

snagging

will

result.

Guide

the

Disc

Sander

with

crosswise

strokes.

careful

not

hold

the

sander

one

spot

teo

long.

not

use

circular

motion,

this

makes

swirl

marks.

Test

before

use on

scrap

stock,

not

force

apply

pressure

when

sanding.

Use

only

the

weight

the

tool

for

pressure.

Excess

pressure

actually

slows

the

tool

down,

and

will

cause

the

circuit

breaker

trip.

faster

stock

removal

desired,

change

coarser

grit

disc.

Remove

gummy

paint

from

metal

with

“open

coat”

disc.

Sand

until

sparks

start

appear,

then

stop

and

change

“closed

coat”

disc

remove

any

remaining

paint.

SANDING

WOOD

When

sanding

wood

the

direction

the

disc

motion

the

contact

point

should

paraliel

the

grain

much

possible,

The

rapid

cut

discs

and

the

swirl

type

scratch

pattern

they

occasionally

create

generally

prohibit

their

use

for

producing

the

final

finish.

Scratches

and

circular

marks

are

usually

the

result

using

too

coarse

grit.

When

changing

finer

grit,

move

across

the

sand-

ing

lines

that

were

made

coarser

disc.

SANDING

METAL

When

sanding

automobiles

appliances,

wipe

the

metal

clean

with

non-flammable

solvent

commercial

cleaner

rernove

ail

wax

and

grease.

doing

this

first,

the

sanding

discs

will

sand

better

and

last

longer.

For

heavy

duty

work,

use

coarse

grit

disc

first.

Follow-up

with

medium

grit

remove

scratches.

produce

smooth

finish,

use

fine

grit

disc.

Masonry

Cutting

Operations

For

cutting

masonry

materials

brick,

tile,

stone,

etc.,

itis

best

use

dry

diamond

cutting

wheel.

Use

only

lock

nut

and

flange

with

equal

diameters.

The

wheel

guard

must

used

with

dry

diamond

cutting

wheel.

not

use

water

or other

cooling

fluid

with

this

ioal

for

cutting.

Disconnect

tool

from

power

source

before

attaching

cutting

wheel.

With

wheel

guard

place,

assemble

flange,

cutting

wheel

and

lock

nut

order

shown

(Fig.

3).

secure

wheels

1/8"

thick

less

models

9105

93710,

hub

jock

nut

should

face

outward.

secure

wheels

thicker

than

1/8",

hub

lock

nut

should

face

inward.

When

cutting,

make

only

small

passes

through

workpiece

time.

aware

that

“Kickback”

can

occur

any

time.

Keep

both

hands

tool

jor

maximum

control.

VENT

SIDE

SPINDLE

HANDLE

———

WHEEL

GUARD

SCREW

BACKING

DRY

DIAMOND

WHEEL

FLANGE

LOCK

NUT

Wire

Brush

Operations

Wire

brushes

are

intended

“clean”

structural

steel,

castings,

sheet

metal,

stone

and

concrete.

They

are

used

remove

rust,

scale

and

paint.

Before

assembling

wire

brush

this

tool,

disconnect

from

the

power

source.

Wire

brushes

are

equipped

with

their

own

threaded

hub,

simply

thread

spindle.

sure

seat

against

shoulder

before

turning

tool

“ON”.

Use

any

other

accessories

not

specified

this

manual

may

create

hazard.

Specifications

MODEL

WHEEL

DIA.

SPINDLE

THREAD

WHEEL

ARBOR

9310

41/2”

(115

mm)

10x

1.5

7/8”

(22

min)

9105

1/2”

(115

mm)

M14

7/8"

(22

mm)

9300

4’

(100

mm)

10x

1.5

5/8”

(16

mm}

Service

reniiee,

Preventive

maintenance

performed

unautho-

slaabi

rized

personnel

may

result

misplacing

in-

ternal

wires

and

components

which

could

cause

serious

hazard.

recommend

that

all

tool

service

performed

Skil

Factory

Service

Center

Authorized

Skil

Service

Station.

TOOL

LUBRICATION

Your

Skil

tool

has

been

properly

lubricated

and

ready

use.

recommended

ihat

tools

with

gears

regreased

with

special

gear

lubricant

every

brush

change.

CARBON

BRUSHES

The

brushes

and

commutator

your

tool

have

been

engineered

for

many

hours

dependable

service.

maintain

peak

efficiency

the

motor,

recommend

every

two

six

months

the

brushes

examined.

Only

genuine

Skil

replacement

brushes

specially

designed

for

your

tool

should

used.

BEARINGS

After

about

300-400

hours

operation,

every

second

brush

change,

the

bearings

should

replaced

Skil

Factory

Service

Center

Authorized

Skil

Service

Station.

Bearings

which

become

noisy

(due

heavy

load

very

abrasive

material

cutting)

should

replaced

once

avoid

overheating

motor

failure.

Cleaning

are

[Oo

avoid

accidents

always

disconnect

the

too!

Lela

from

the

power

supply

before

cleaning

per-

forming

any

maintenance.

The

tool

may

cleaned

most

effec-

tively

with

compressed

dry

air.

Always

wear

safety

goggles

when

cleaning

tools

with

compressed

air.

Ventilation

openings

and

switch

levers

must

kept

clean

and

free

foreign

matter.

not

attempt

clean

inserting

pointed

objects

through

openings.

CAUTION

Certain

cleaning

agents

and

solvents

damage

‘

plastic

parts.

Some

these

are:

gasoline,

carbon

tetrachloride,

chlorinated

cleaning

solvents,

ammonia

and

house-

hold

detergents

that

contain

ammonia.

Tera

“LEA

TODAS

LAS

INSTRUCCIONES”.

incumplimiento

las

REGLAS

SEGURIDAD

Identificadas

por

simboro

del

PUNTO

NEGRO

(¢}

que

indican

CONTINUACION

otras

precauciones

seguridad

puede

dar

lugar a

lesiones

personales

graves.

Reglas

generales

seguridad

para

todas

las

herramientas

mecanicas

Area

trabajo

MANTENGA

LIMPIAS

LAS

AREAS

TRABAJO.

Las

areas

mesas

desordenadas

invitan

que

produzcan

accidentes.

EVITE

LOS

ENTORNOS

PELIGROSOS.

utilice

herramientas

meca-

nicas

lugares

hiimedos

mojados.

exponga

las

herramientas

mecanicas

lluvia.

Mantenga

area

trabajo

bien

iluminada.

EVITE

LAS

AREAS

GASES.

utilice

herramientas

eléctricas

portatiles

atmdsferas

explosivas

presencia

liquidos

gases

inflamables.

Los

motores

estas

herramientas

normalmente

producen

chispas

las

chispas

pueden

dar

lugar

ignicion

vapores.

MANTENGA

ALEJADOS

LOS

NINOS.

permita

que

los

visitantes

toquen

las

herramientas

cordén

extensién.

Todos

los

visitantes

deben

mantenerse

alejados

del

area

trabajo.

Seguridad

personal

PROTEJASE

CONTRA

LAS

SACUDIDAS

ELECTRICAS.

Evite

contacto

del

cuerpo

con

las

superficies

conectadas

tierra.

Por

ejemplo:

tuberias,

radiadores,

cocinas

refrigeradores.

recomiendan

guantes

caucho

calzado

antideslizante

cuando

trabaja

intemperie,

donde

puede

encontrar

terreno

himedo

mojado.

estas

condiciones

debe

utilizar

una

{fnea

energia

protegida

con un

Interruptor

circuito

por

failos

conexion

terra.

VISTASE

ADECUADAMENTE.

ponga

ropa

suelta

joyas.

Pueden

quedar

atrapadas en

las

piezas

mdviles.

Use

cubiertas

protectoras

para

pelo

fin

sujetar

peto

largo.

UTILICE

EQUIPO

SEGURIDAD,

USE

GAFAS

SEGURIDAD

lentes

con

protectores

laterales.

Utilice

proteccién

los

oidos

cuando

use

las

herramientas

mecanicas

mucho

rato

una

mascara

contra

polvo

operacion

corte

genera

polvo.

MANTENGASE

ALERTA.

USE

SENTIDG

COMUN.

Fijese

que

esta

haciendo.

utilice

herramienta

cuando

esta

cansado

bajo

influencia

medicamentos.

QUITE

LAS

LLAVES

AJUSTE

TUERCA.

Forme

habito

ase-

gurarse

que

las

llaves

ajuste

tuerca

han

quitado

herramienta

antes

encenderla.

EVITE

ARRANQUE

ACCIDENTAL.

lleve

herramienta

enchufada

con

dedo

interruptor.

Asegdrese

de que

interruptor

esta

posicién

OFF

(desconectado)

cuando

enchufe

herramienta.

INTENTE

ALCANZAR

DEMASIADO

LEJOS.

Mantenga

una

posicion

equilibrio

adecuados

todo

momento.

ANTES

CONECTAR

HERRAMIENTA

una

fuente

energia

(caja

tomacorriente,

etc.),

asegtirese

que

voltaje

suminis-

trado

mismo

que

indica

placa

del

fabricante

herramienta.

Una

fuente

energia

con un

voltaje

superior

especi-

ficado

para

herramienta

puede

ocasionar

graves

lesiones

usuario

—

asi

como

dajios

herramienta.

caso

duda,

enchufe

herra-

mienta.

utilizaci6n

una

fuente

energia

con

voltaje

inferior

capacidad

nominal

indicada

placa

del

fabricante

perjudicial

para

motor.

Las

herramientas

designadas

“VOLTS

AC”

son

para

corriente

alterna

50-60

solamente.

Las

herramientas

designadas

“VOLTS

DC”

son

para

corriente

continua.

utilice

herramientas

designadas

con

una

fuente

energia

DC.

utifice

herramientas

con

regulacién

electronica

velocidad

con

una

fuente

energia

DC.

Utilizacion

cuidade

ias

herramientas

FUERCE

HERRAMIENTA.

herramienia

trabajara

mejor

con

mas

seguridad

capacidad

para

cual

fue

disehada.

UTILICE

HERRAMIENTA

ADECUADA.

fuerce

una

herramienta

pequefia

accesorio

realizar

trabajo

una

herramienta

pesada.

utilice

herramienta

para

funciones

para

las

cuales

fue

disefiada

—por

ejemplo,

use

sierra

circular

para

cortar

ramas

froncos

arboles.

FIJE

PIEZA

TRABAJO.

LUtilice

abrazaderas

tornillo

carpin-

tero

para

sujetar

pieza

trabajo,

£8

mas

seguro

que

utilizar

mano

libera

ambas

manos

para

maneiar

nerramienta.

ABUSE

DEL

CORDON.

Nunca

lieve

herramienta

por

cordén

tire

él

para

desconectarlo

cel

tomacerriente.

Proteja

cordén

del

calor,

aceite

los

bordes

afilados.

Mantenga

siempre

cordén

alejado

hoja

cuando

esté

giranda,

las

brocas

o de

cuaiquier

otra

pleza

moévil

durante

utilizacion

herramienta.

ALA

INTEMPERIE,

UTILICE

CORDONES

EXTENSION.

Cuando

herramienta

utiliza

intemperie,

use

dnicamente

cordones

exten-

sién

adecuados

para

utilizacién

intemperie

marcados

con

sufijo

W-A

(para

UL)

(para

CSA),

Consulte

tabla

“Tamajios

recomen-

dados

cordones

extension”.

UTILIZACION

CUALQUIER

OTRO

ACGESORIG

especificado

este

manual

puede

constituir

peligro.

DESCONECTE

LAS

HERRAMIENTAS.

Cuando

estén

utilizando;

antes

del

servicio

ajustes

reparaciones;

cambiar

hojas,

brocas,

cortadores,

etc.

GUARDE

LAS

HERRAMIENTAS

QUE

ESTA

USANDBO.

Cuando

las

herramientas

estén

utilizando,

deberan

guardarse

lugar

seco,

alto

con

cierre-—~

fuera

del

alcance

los

nifios.

ALTERE

HAGA

USO

INCORRECTO

HERRAMIENTA

Estas

herramientas

estan

fabricadas

con

precision.

Cualquier

alteracion

modificacién

especificada

constituye

un uso

incorrecto

puede

dar

lugar

una

situacién

peligrosa.

MANTENGA

LAS

HERRAMIENTAS

CON

CUIDADO.

Conserve

las

herra-

mientas

afiladas

limpias

para

que

funcionen

mejor

con

mas

seguridad.

Siga

las

instrucciones

lubricacién

cambio

accesories.

Inspec-

cione

periddicamente

los

cordones

las

herramientas

estan

dafiados

hagalos

reparar

por

centro

servicio

autorizado.

Inspeccione

perid-

dicamente

los

cordones

extensién

sustitiyalos

estan

daflados.

Mantenga

los

mangos

secos,

limpios

libres

aceite

grasa.

REVISE

LAS

PIEZAS

DANADAS.

Antes

volver

utilizar

herra-

mienta,

una

proteccién

otra

pieza

que

esté

dafiada

deberd

revisarse

cuidadosamente

para

determinar

que

funcionara

adecuiacamente y

que

realizar

funcién

para

cual

est

disefiada.

Verifiqu

alineacién

las

piezas

moviles,

sujecién

las

piezas

méviles,

ruplura

piezas,

montaje

cualquier

otra

situacidn

que

pueda

afectar

funcionamiento.

protector

cualquier

ofra

pieza

que

presenta

dafios

debe

reparar

sustituir

adecuadamente.

Reemplace

los

interrupteres

defectuosos.

utilice

herramienta

interruptor

enciende

apaga.

TODAS

LAS

REPARACIONES,

ELECTRICAS

MECANICAS,

ceben

ser

realizadas

tinicamente

por

técnicos

reparacién

capacitados.

Pongase

contacto

con

Centro

servicio

fabrica

Skil

mas

préximo

con

Estacién

servicio

Skil

autorizada

con

otro

servicio

reparaciones

competente.

Utilice

piezas

repuesto

Skil

uinicamente,

cualquier

otra

puede

constituir

peligro.

“CONSERVE

ESTAS

INSTRUCCIONES”

raiatal

“LEA

TODAS

LAS

INSTRUCCIONES”.

incumplimiento

las

REGLAS

SEGURIDAD

identificadas

por

simbolo

del

PUNTO

NEGRO

(°)

que

indican

CONTINUACION

otras

precauciones

seguridad

puede

dar

lugar

Jesiones

personales

graves.

Normas

seguridad

para

amoladoras

utilizar

accessorios

rueda

amolar,

protector

siempre

debe

estar

colocado

herramienta

situado

para

proporcionar

una

se-

guridad

maxima,

tal

manera

que

cantidad

muela

que

queda

descubierto

sea

minima

lado

desde

cual

estd

manejando

herramienta.

Antes

utilizar

una

amoladora

instalar

una

muela

nueva,

in-

speccione

rueda

amolar

para

ver

est4

melfada

agrietada.

Quite

las

muelas

dafiadas

inmediatamente.

Haga

funcionar

herramienta

sin

carga

durante

minuto,

sujetando

herramienta

sentido

Opuesto

las

personas.

Normaimente,

las

muelas

con

defectos

romperan

durante

este

tiempo.

Maneje

cuidadosamente

herramienta

las

ruedas

amolar

indivi-

duales

para

evitar

que

mellen

agrieten.

Inspeccione

rueda

amolar

antes

utilizarla.

use

una

rueda

amolar

que

esté

agrietada.

herramienta

cae

amolar,

instale

una

muela

nueva.

utilice

una

muela

que

pueda

estar

dafiada.

Las ruedas

amolar

cualquier

otro

accesorio

deben

tener

una

velo-

cidad

maxima

funcionamiento

con

seguridad

mayor

que

las

“RPM

sin

carga”

indicadas

placa

del

fabricante

herramienta.

utilice

una

rueda

amolar

que

sea

mas

grande

que

tamafio

maxi-

recomendado

para

herramienta

muelas

desgastadas

dafiadas

provenientes

amoladoras

mas

grandes.

utilice

ruedas

amolar

con

cubo

forma

depresién

para

Operaciones

corte.

utilice

esta

herramienta

con

una

hoja

para

tallar

madera;

tales

hojas

crean

frecuente

retroceso

pérdida

control.

indumentaria

adecuada

mientras

utiliza

una

amoiladora

incluye:

mascara

protectora

menos

gafas

seguridad,

mascara

contra

polvo,

guantes

cuero

delantal

taller

capaces

detener

pe-

quefios

fragmentos

muela

pieza

trabajo.

Mantenga

cordon

alejado

las

ruedas

amolar

cualquier

otro

accesorio

lijar.

Evite

que

muela

dé

saltos

que

atasque,

especialmente

trabajar

rincones,

bordes

afilados,

etc.

Esto

puede

causar

pérdida

control

retroceso.

Limpie

las

aberturas

ventilacién

herramienta

con

aire

com-

primido

acumulacién

excesiva

metal

poivo

dentro

caja

del

motor

puede

causar

averias

eléctricas.

amuele

lije

cerca

materiales

inflamables,

que

las

chispas

provenientes

muela

podrian

inflamar

estos

materiales.

lijar,

utilice

disco

lijar

demasiado

grande.

disco

lijar

mas

grande

sobresaldra

zapata

lijar,

causando

aiasco,

rasgado

del

disco

retroceso.

papel

extra

que

sobresalga

zapata

lijar

tam-

bién

puede

ocasionar

serias

laceraciones.

lijar

madera

tratada

presién

quimicamente,

pintura

que

pueda

estar

basada

plomo

cualquier

otro

material

que

pueda

contener

carcind-

genos,

utilice

precauciones

especiales.

Todo

personal

que

entre

area

trabajo

debe

usar

aparato

respiracién

adecuado.

area

trabajo

debe

cerrar

con

sabanas

piastico

hay

que

mantener

fuera

las

personas

protegidas

hasta

que

area

trabajo

haya

sido

limpiada

fondo.

Herramientas

con

aislamiento

doble

aislamiento

doble

[O]

concepto

disefio

utilizado

las

herramientas

mecanicas

eléctricas

que

elimina

necesidad

cable

energia

tres

hilos

conectado

tierra

sistema

fuente

energia

conectado

tierra.

Es un

sistema

reconocido

aprobado

por

Underwriter’s

Laboratories,

CSA

las

autoridades

federales

OSHA.

IMPORTANTE:

servicio

ajustes

reparaciones

una

herramienta

con

aislamiente

doble

requiere

cuidado

conocimiento

de!

sistema

debera

ser

realizado

Unicamente

por

técnico

servicio

competente.

CUANDO

REQUIERA

SERVICIO

AJUSTES

REPARACIONES,

UTILICE

UNICAMENTE

PIEZAS

REPUESTO

IDENTICAS.

ENCHUFES

POLARIZADOS.

herramienta

esta

equipada

con

enchufe

polarizado

(una

terminal

mas

ancha

que

otra),

este

enchufe

entrara

tomacorriente

polarizado

solamente

una

manera.

enchufe

entra

por

completo

tomacorriente,

déle

vuelta.

sigue

sin

entrar,

pongase

contacto

con

electricista

competenie

para

instalar

tomacorriente

adecuado.

Para

reducir

riesgo

sacudidas

eléctricas,

haga

ningdin

cambio

enchufe.

Cordones

extensién

Sustituya

ios

cordones

dafiados

inmediatamente.

utilizacién

cordones

dafiados

puede

causar

“shock”,

quemar

electrocutar.

necesita

cord6n

extensidn,

debe

utilizar

cordén

con

conductores

tamafio

adecuado

para

prevenir

caidas

tensién

exce-

sivas,

pérdidas

potencia

sobrecalentamiento.

tabla

muestra

tamafio

correcto

utilizar,

segun

longitud

del

cordén

capacidad

nominal

amperios

indicada

placa

del

fabricante

herramienta.

caso

duda,

utilice

medida

mas

gruesa

siguiente.

Utilice

siempre

cordones

extensién

catalogados

por

ULL.

CSA.

TAMANOS

RECOMENDADOS

CORDONES

EXTENSION

HERRAMIENTAS

120

VOLT

A.C.

HERRAMIENTAS

240

VOLT

A.C.

Longitud

def

cordén

pies

Longitud

del

cordén

matros

Tamafio

del

cordon

A.W.G,

Tamafios

del

cable

mm?

109

159

15 30 60

120

Capacidad

nominal

amperios

herramienta

75 15

1.5

2.5

6-8

16 14 12

4.0

8-10

18 16

1.0

4.0

10-12

14 12

1.0

4.0

12-16

~—

NOTA:

Cuanto

mas

pequefio

nuimero

calibre,

mas

grueso

cordén.

“CONSERVE

ESTAS

INSTRUCCIONES”

Instruceiones

funcionamiento

INTERRUPTOR

CORREDIZO

“ON/OFF”

(DE

ENCENDIDO

APAGADO)

CON

CIERRE

herramienta

s¢

enciende

(posicién

“ON”)

con

él

interrupter

corredizo

ubicado

lade

caja

del

motor.

interruptor

puede

fijar

posicién

“ON”,

cual

resulta

practice

para

operaciones

amolado

proiongadas.

Para

encender

herramienta

{posicion

“ON")

sin

dejaria

fija,

deslice

botén

interruptor

hacia

adelante

ejerciendo

presion

UNICAMENTE

sobre

parte

ATRAS

del

botén.

soltar

completamente

botén

del

interruptor,

éste

voiverd

posicién

“OFF”.

PARA

FIUAR

INTERRUPTOR

POSICION

“ON”,

deslice

botén

del

interrupter

hacia

adelante

OPRIMA

parte

DELANTERA.

PARA

DESBLOQUEAR

INTERRUPTOR,

simplemente

oprima

suelte

parte

ATRAS

del

botén.

interruptor

esta

accionado

por

resorte y

saliaré

vuelta

automaticamente.

Agarre

herramienta

con

las

dos

manos

cuando

arrangue

herramienta,

que

par

fuerzas

del

motor

puede

hacer

que

herramienta

tuerza.

Arranque

herrarnienta

antes

aplicarta

pieza

trabajo.

Levante

herramienta

pieza

trabajo

antes

soltar

interruptor.

encienda

apague

interruptor

mientras

herramienta

esta

sometida

carga;

esto

acortaré

enormemene

vida

del

interruptor.

herramienta

esté

equipada

con

cortacircuito

para

proteger

motor

contra

fas

sobrecargas.

herramienta

detiene

durante

funciona-

miento,

APAGUE

INTERRUPTOR

(POSICION

“OFF”)

INMEDIATAMEN-

TE.

Después

dejar

que

motor

enfrie

durante

unos

segundos,

puede

restablecer

cortacircuito

oprimiendo

botén.

cortacircuite

salta

repetidamente,

aplicacién

una

fuerza

excesiva

esta

haciendo

que

herramienta

sobrecargue.

ejerza

tania

presién

deje

que

herramienta

haga

trabajo.

Para

evitar

arranques

accidentales,

apague

inte-

diedeeninls

rruptor

(posicién

“OFF”)

cuando

cortacirculto

salte.

interruptor

encuentra

posicién

“OFF”,

herramienta

volvera

arrancar

cuando

oprima

cortacircuito.

Ademas,

puede

que

herramienta

vuelva

arrancar

sin

restablecer

cortacircuito

tiempo

frio

cuando

temperatura

baje

menos

0°C

(32°F).

MANGO

LATERAL

mango

lateral,

utilizado

para

guiar

equilibrar

herramienta,

puede

enroscar

eri

parte

delantera

caja

dei

motor

cualquiera

los

dos

lados

herramienta,

dependiendo

preferencia

personal

comodidad.

Utilice

mango

lateral

para

contro!

seguro

una

utili-

zaci6n

facil.

PROTECTOR

MUELA

Coloque

siempre

protector

muela

para

operacién

amolado.

Coldquelo

con

los

tornillos

suministrados,

TUERCA

FIJACION

PESTANA

SOPORTE

herramienta

esté

equipada

con

husillo

roscado

para

montar

acce-

sorios,

Utilice

siempre

tuerca

fijacion

suministrada

pestafia

soporte)

que

tiene

mismo

tamafio

rosca

que

husillo.

pestafia

soporte

suministrada

con

herramienta

esta

diseflada

para

utilizacién

con

muelas

cubo

forma

depresién

tipo

27,

Operacién

amolado

INSTALACION

DEL

PROTECTOR

MUELA

protector

muela

debe

colocar

cuando

mGaietiaemenk!

utilizan

ruedas

amolar

disco.

Mantenga

siempre

protector

muela

entre

usted

pieza

trabajo

cuando

esté

amolando.

Para

colocar

protector

muela,

DESCONECTE

herramienta

fuente

energia.

Apoye

herramienta

sobre

lado

superior

(hustilo

hacia

arriba).

Fije

protector

caja

protectora

con

los

tornillos

sumi-

nistradas

(Fig.

4).

COLOCACION

RUEDA

AMOLAR

DISCO

esconecte

herramienta

fuente

energia.

Asegtirese

que

protector

muela

esia

sitio

para

amolar.

Coloque

PESTANA

SOPORTE

RUEDA

AMOLAR

husillo,

Enrosque

tuerca

fiiacién

apriete

tuerca

utilizando

Have

tuercas

filacién

sumi-

nistrada

vez

que

sujeta

husillo

con

Have

filacion

del

husillo.

Para

sujetar

firmemente

las

muelas

grosor

1/8"

menos

los

modelos

9105

9310,

cubo

tuerca

fijacién

debera

estar

orlentado

hacia

afuera.

Para

suietar

firmernente

las

muelas

de un

grosor

superior

1/8",

cubo

tuerca

filacién

debera

estar

orientado

hacia

adentro.

PARA

DESMONTAR:

Invierta

procedimiento

(Fig.

1).

SELECCION

AUEDAS

AMOLAR

Antes

utilizar

una

rueda

amolar,

asegurese

que

velocidad

maxima

funcionamiento

con

seguridad

superada

por

velocidad

indicaca

placa

del

fabricante

amolacora.

exceda

diameiro

muela

recomendaco.

RUEDAS

AMOLAR

DISCO

Las

ruedas

amolar

deben

seleccionar

culdadosamente

para

utilizar

amoladora

con

ura

eficiencla

maxima.

Las

muelas

varfan

cuanto

tipo

abrasivo,

adhesive,

dureza,

tamafio

de!

grane

estructura,

tipe

cerrecto

muela

utilizar

esta

determinado

por

trabajo.

BOTON

DE*

RESTABLECIMIENTO

DISPONIBLE

TODOS

LOS

MODELOS

ABERTURA

VENTILACION

HUSILLO

LATERAL

PROTECTOR

MUELA

“L

Tonto

@-—————

restatia

SOPORTE

TORNILLO

—

RUEDA

——~

AMOLAR

DISCO

TUERCA

FACION

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