Hand Grips are used on a wide variety of products for finishing control surfaces and cushion the user's hands from unnecessary vibrations. On a daily basis, it's easy to forget that these important piece of accessory is a part of a larger piece of equipment but the benefits of them being there are very important. Like on the OnFloor OF16S EZV Sander, they provide a stable and comfortable handlebar ensuring stability and control of your equipment. But then again, these part also wore off and this article will show you how to replace the handle grips on an OnFloor OF16S EZV Sander.
Please be sure that the power cord is unplugged before servicing.
Before we start, please make sure the machine is not plugged into the power source, utilize the lockout tagout procedure and refer to the EZV manual.
Remove the old handle grip by carefully cutting it from the base to the tip with the safety knife, then just peel it off.
To make this step easier, apply a small amount of window cleaner or liquid soap to the metal handle first.
Twist the handle on and then lightly tap the handle grip down with the rubber mallet.
Repeat with the second handle if needed, and then you're all set.
If you feel that there is something wrong with your equipment and you can't follow through the steps, you can always contact Onfloor so we can help you out.
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aThis instructional video will show you how to replace the handle grips on an EZV Sander.
To replace the handle grips, you'll need a safety knife, a rubber mallet, replacement handle grips, a small amount of window cleaner or liquid soap, and important, you should wear safety glasses while performing this procedure.
Before we start, please make sure the machine is not plugged into the power source. Utilize the lockout tagout procedure and refer to the EZV manual.
First, remove the old handle grip by carefully cutting it from the base to the tip with the safety knife, then just peel it off.
Then, to make this step easier, apply a small amount of window cleaner or liquid soap to the metal handle first.
Twist the handle on and then lightly tap the handle grip down with the rubber mallet.
Repeat with the second handle if needed, and then you're all set.