909 PS120 Manuel d'instruction - Page 13

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Note.

Always keep the honing wheel saturated with

machine oil and abrasion paste.

At the end of the honing process, ensure the sharpener is

switched off at the on/off switch (5) and the plug removed

from the socket.

Maintenance

WARNING.

Always ensure that the tool is switched off and

the plug is removed from the power point before making any

adjustments or maintenance procedures.

Dressing the stone

Dressing a stone cleans and levels the front surface to

increase efficiency of operation and prevent vibration.

1. Lower the tool support just above the sharpening stone

and tighten into position. It requires the use of a stone

leveller (not supplied).

2. Start the motor and rest the Stone Leveller onto the tool

support and across the front of the stone, as shown.

Note.

Stone levelers have a smooth and a coarse face. For

rapid removal - ie. if the sharpening stone is gouged or quite

uneven, use the coarse face of the leveller. Use the smooth

face for light removal and finishing off the levelling process.

3. Hold the leveller evenly in position until you are satisfied

that the stone is level. It is not necessary to apply

excessive force.

Replacing the sharpening stone

Prior to changing a stone, ensure the tool is switched off

and the power plug is removed from the socket.

1. Unclip the water reservoir (6) from the side of the

sharpener and empty the water from it.

2. Use a spanner to remove the wheel retaining nut by

turning the nut anti-clockwise.

3. Remove the washer and the

old sharpening stone.

4. Ensure the new wheel

conforms to the replacement

wheel specifications.

5. Ensure the clamping surfaces

are clean and fitted with blotters.

6. Fit the wheel on to the spindle and directly against the

inner flange washer.

7. Fit the flange washer against the outer blotter of the

wheel and screw the retaining nut onto the shaft.