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Repairing The Sanding Belt

The operator performs a replacement of a worn hook-and-loop sanding pad on a DeWalt DW4388 orbital disc sander. The process involves removing the three retaining screws using a T20 star bit screwdriver, detaching the old worn pad, explaining the wear on the microscopic hooks that causes sandpaper to fly off during use, and preparing a new replacement pad for installation.

  • Created Sep 18 at 12:04 PM PDT
  • Submitted by Joe Consorti
  • 3 steps
  • 1 min total
Video still from step 10:10

Warning: Unplug the DeWalt DW4388 Orbital Disc Sander from the power source before performing any maintenance.

Verify the compatibility of the New hook-and-loop sanding pad

Check that the New hook-and-loop sanding pad matches the DeWalt DW4388 Orbital Disc Sander before you install it.

  • Unbox the New hook-and-loop sanding pad from its packaging.
  • Compare the hole pattern and diameter of the New hook-and-loop sanding pad to the Worn hook-and-loop sanding pad on the DeWalt DW4388 Orbital Disc Sander.

Verify: The New hook-and-loop sanding pad is confirmed to have matching holes and diameter.

Clip 00:04.60 - 00:14.40

Video still from step 20:16

Caution: Make sure to check and use 22 in-lb instead of 18 in-lb.

Remove the Worn hook-and-loop sanding pad

Remove the Retaining screws to detach the Worn hook-and-loop sanding pad from the DeWalt DW4388 Orbital Disc Sander.

  • Select the T20 star bit screwdriver.
  • Align the T20 star bit screwdriver with the three Retaining screws on the bottom of the DeWalt DW4388 Orbital Disc Sander.
  • Loosen and remove the three Retaining screws.
  • Detach the Worn hook-and-loop sanding pad from the DeWalt DW4388 Orbital Disc Sander.

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