Sanding machine, operating method thereof and working baseplate disassembly-assembly method

A sander comprising:

• a main body comprising a housing;
• a motor being disposed in the housing;
• a switch mechanism for starting or stopping the motor, and the switch mechanism comprise a switch;
• and a drive component being driven by the motor to rotate;
• a working head adapted to the drive component;
• wherein the main body further comprises an interlocking mechanism, the interlocking mechanism comprises an operation member movably disposed relative to the housing, the operation member is operably shifted between a first state and a second state, when the operation member is in the first state, the interlocking mechanism allows the switch to be triggered, when the switch is in a triggered state, the operation member is prevented from being shifted from the first state to the second state;
• and when the operation member is in the second state, the interlocking mechanism prevents the switch from being triggered;
• wherein the switch mechanism further comprises a trigger member, the interlocking mechanism comprises a first interlocking member selectively engaged to or separated from the operation member;
• when the operation member is in the first state, the first interlocking member is engaged to the operation member and allows the trigger member to trigger the switch, and when the switch is in a triggered state in which the motor is started, the operation member is prevented from being separated from the first interlocking member;
• and when the operation member is in the second state, the first interlocking member is separated from the operation member, and the first interlocking member prevents the trigger member from triggering the switch;
• and
• wherein the interlocking mechanism further comprising an abutting member capable of abutting against or getting separated from the first interlocking member, when the operation member is in the first state, the abutting member is separated from the first interlocking member and the trigger member can be moved to trigger the switch;
• and when the operation member is in the second state, the abutting member abuts against the first interlocking member to prevent the trigger member from triggering the switch.