Craftsman CMEE100 Instruction Manual
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To change the polishing pad, first ensure the polisher is turned off and unplugged. Press the spindle lock button and rotate the pad until it locks in place. Then, unscrew the pad by hand or using the appropriate tool, and replace it with a new one.
Regularly clean the exterior with a damp cloth, check the power cord for damage, and inspect the pad for wear. Ensure the vents are clear of dust and debris to prevent overheating. Store in a dry place.
Check if the power cord is properly plugged into an outlet. Ensure the outlet is functional by testing with another device. Inspect the power cord for damage. If the issue persists, the internal components may need professional inspection.
To avoid swirl marks, use a clean, high-quality polishing pad and apply even pressure across the surface. Work in small sections and use the appropriate polish for the material. Keep the pad clean by washing it frequently.
Ensure the pad is properly centered and secured. Use a well-balanced pad and avoid pressing down too hard. If vibration persists, check for any mechanical issues with the polisher.
The polisher is suitable for a variety of surfaces, including car paint, glass, metal, and plastic. Always use the correct pad and polish for each specific surface to achieve the best results.
After use, clean the polisher and remove any polishing compound residue. Wrap the cord loosely around the handle and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Turn off the polisher and unplug it immediately. Allow it to cool down completely before inspecting the vents for blockages. Ensure the pad is not too coarse for the task, which can cause overheating.
While primarily designed for polishing, the CMEE100 can be used for light sanding tasks with the appropriate pad and sandpaper attachment. Ensure the surface is compatible with this function.
Replace the pad when it shows signs of wear, such as fraying, tearing, or if it no longer provides a smooth finish. Regularly inspect the pad for damage after each use.