Operation; Mode Of Operation - MeisterCraft MES 220 E Traducción De Las Instrucciones De Servicio Originales

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tool used, the material and work being
done.
Stage 1: lowest stroke-speed for
precise fine work
Stage MAX: highest stroke-speed
for fast removal on larger
surfaces.
The optimum stroke-speed depends on
the material and should be individually
determined by trial and error.
Always start with the lowest speed
and, if required, select the next higher
speed.
8 – Operation
Insert plug into a 230 V~ socket.
ATTENTION! Always start the tool
before bringing it into contact
with material!
Starting
Press ON/OFF switch (4) on "I". The
appliance runs at the preselected
stroke-speed.
Stopping
Press ON/OFF switch on "0".
ATTENTION! Do not lay the
machine aside until it has come
to rest!
9 – Mode of operation
• Guide the appliance with both hands
as shown in Fig. 3.
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• Always work away from the body.
• Start with a shallow working angle
and light pressure.
• The lifting movement begins only when
pressure is applied to the material to
be worked on. This enables the
workpiece to be precisely positioned.
ATTENTION! To high an application
pressure, too high a working
angle and sharp-edged insertable
tools may damage the base material!
ATTENTION! Risk of injury to
user and others near him from
flying pieces! these persons should
wear safety glasses.
Tool used and appliance may heat up
during use.
Do not overload appliance and allow
appliance to cool down from time to time.
Insertable tools
a) Scraper (Fig. 4)
For work on hard base materials, such as
concrete, screed, etc.. For removing floor
coverings made of fabric, PVC and cork.
Removing adhesive, plaster and mortar
residues. Ensure the tool is correctly fitted.
b) Spatula (Fig. 5)
For work on soft base materials, such
as wood, or on sensitive surfaces, such
as plastic or glass. For removing paint
and silicon residues, glass, tiles and
plastic sheets and smoothing and
removing adhesive and paint residues
on wooden flooring.
c) Universal knife (Fig. 6)
For the removal of window putty, joint
material from window joints and door