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Assembly Instructions for the Genie

Remove strapping from around motor. Remove wooden board

under machine baseboard. (Do not leave this board underneath

your baseboard as it can cause machine to be unlevel.)

Set pans in place. Ease each hood over its aluminum bracket.

It will fit snug. Make certain back edge of hood is inside pan to

prevent water from running outside pan.

Two sets of splash guards are included. They slip down over the

outside and inside edges of each pan. They fit tight, and you

may have to trim inside groove of guard with a sharp knife if it is

too snug for you.

Lamp can fit on either button screwed onto the rear of the

baseboard. Pull up the quick-connect fitting on stem of lamp and

it will slip over the base button and attach.

Please read safety instructions and entire operating instructions

in the manual before using machine.

Before plugging in this machine, make certain the electrical

outlet is properly grounded and of the proper voltage. Since

the Genie uses water as a coolant your electrical circuit

should also be protected by a Ground Fault Circuit

Interrupter (GFCI) to prevent the possibility of electrical

shock. If a GFCI protected circuit is not available you may

purchase a portable unit from Diamond Pacific or your local

hardware store. Also make certain that the machine switch

is off and that your hands and the electrical connections are

dry.

Do not

use silicon carbide or aluminum oxide wheels on this

unit. Such wheels require metal guards as they may break

and fly apart while in use. The hood and pan on this unit are

designed for use with diamond grinding wheels only, and

should not be used

with silicon carbide or aluminum oxide

wheels.

Rock dust can be hazardous to one's health. Use sufficient

water at all times while grinding and polishing stones so that

rock dust does not form.

Before grinding and polishing any material, make certain that

it will not produce toxic fumes or dust. Sea shells are one of

the known hazardous materials of this type. If you should

ever have occasion to grind metallic ores or other mineral

specimens, be aware of the possibility that they may contain

toxic quantities of such substances as uranium, lead,

mercury, arsenic, asbestos, copper sulfate, etc.

Use safety glasses

to protect your eyes from flakes of stone

or other objects that might be thrown by the wheels.

It is possible for a stone to become wedged between

adjacent wheels or between wheels and the pan which could

result in injury to yourself and/or damage to the machine,

such as a bent shaft. Be alert while working to prevent this

from occurring.

The motor of this unit is sealed to prevent grit contamination

and normally runs hot to the touch. Avoid contact with the

motor while in use to prevent possible burns.