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Remove feeler gauge and slide adjustment block
under outfead roller (See Figure 15). Outfead roller
should Just contact adjustment block. If outfeed roller
is too high or low loosen hex nut on set screw
(Figure 19, Key Nos. 3 and 29) under outfead roller.
Rotate set screw to position outfeed roller properly.
Secure position by tightening hex nut on set screw.
Place adjustment block on other end of outfead miler
and repeat step 4 above. Be sure that outfeed roller
is at the came height on both ends so that the roller
is parallel with the table.
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Figure 15 - Outteed Roller with Block Adjustment
CHIPBREAKER
ADJUSTMENT
Refer to Figures 13, 14, 16, 19 and 20.
The chipbreakerbreaks the chips of wood that are
created by the blades during the planingoperation.The
chipbreakerthen directsthe chipsaround cutterhead
and out of the chip chute.The chlpbreakermust be
positioned1ram below cutterhead to operate properly.
The chlpbreakerposition is checked and adjusted by
using the followingprocedure:
• Dlsconneot planer from power source.
• Adjust blade height properly (See =Adjusting Blade
Height", page 7).
• Place adjustment block (See Figure 13) under cutter-
head at one end as shownin Figure 14. Place lmm
feeler gauge between blockand blade. Raise or
lower table so that blade just contacts feeler gauge
when blade Is at lowest pesitlen. Put gearbox in neu-
tral and rotate cutterbead slowlyto determine lowest
positionof blade. Lock table in pesitlon by tightening
lock knobs (Figure20, Key No. 75). Do not unlock
table positionuntil both sides of chipbreakerhave
been adjusted.
• Remove feeler gauge and slide adjustmentblock
under chipbreaker (See Figure 16). Chlpbreaker
shouldJustcontact adjustment block.If chipbreaker
is too high or too low, loosen hex nut on set screw
(Figure 19, Key Nos. 3 and 29) under chipbreaker,
Rotate set screwto position chlpbreakerproperly.
Secure positionby tightanlnghex nut on set screw.
• Place adjustment blockon other end of chlpbreaker
and repeat steps 3 and 4 above. Be sure that chip-
breaker is at the same height on bothends so that
the chipbreakeris parallel with the table.
Figure 16 - Chlpbreaker with Block
ADJUSTING
TABLE
POSITION
Refer to Figures 13. 17 and 20.
The table is positioned parallel to the cuttarhead at the
factory and should need no further adjustment. If the
planer is cutting one side of the workpleca deeper than
the other producing a tapered cut, then the table may
need to be adjusted. Check to see that the blades are
adjusted properly, see =Adjusting Blade Height" page 7.
•
Disconnect
planer from power source.
•
Place adjustment block (See Figure 13) on table at
outside edge of roller case and on infeed side of
planer. Slide block to one corner of roller case. Raise
or lower table until block Just contacts roller case.
Lock table in position by tightening lock knobs (Key
No. 75). Do not unlock table position until all four cor-
ners of the roller case have been checked.
• Slide blockto other side of rollercase on infead side
of table. Check to see that the blockjust contacts the
roller case.
•
Move adjustment block to outfead side of table and
check height of both sides of roller case. Adjustment
block should just contact roller case. If all four cor-
ners of roller case are at the came height, then roller
case and cutterhead are parallel to the table.
•
If roller case Is not parallel to the table, then the
table must be adjusted. Loosen the two bolts holding
the chain tension sprocket (See Figure 17). It may
be necessary to remove bolt "A" to release the ten-
sion in the chain.
Rgure 17 - Chain Tension Bracket
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