Specific Safety Instructions - NUTOOL MPK1200 Manual Del Usuario

SPECIFIC SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warning!
Some wood and wood type products, especially MDF (Medium
Density Fibreboard) can produce dust that can be hazardous to
your health. We recommend the use of an approved face mask
with replaceable filters when using this machine in addition to
using the dust extraction facility.
Ensure that power tools are disconnected from the mains
supply when not in use, before servicing, lubricating, making
adjustments, changing accessories and router bits.
Do NOT stop the machine by forcing the router bit into the work
piece.
Always use the correct type of router bit for the operation to be
carried out.
Do NOT use router bit's that are bent, have chipped or missing
teeth. This is highly dangerous and could result in a serious
accident causing injury to the operator, bystanders and damage
to the machine.
Only use router bits that are recommended by the supplier and
that are in good condition.
When routing long work pieces use saw horses or work benches
to support the work piece.
Ensure that all securing clamps are tight and check for
COMPONENTS AND CONTROLS (PIC. 1)
1
Motor casing
2 Depth stop securing screw
3
On/Off switch
4 Motor brush cover
5
Spindle lock
6 Handle
7
Parallel fence securing screw
8
Depth stop turret
9
Depth stop scale
10
Depth stop
11
Mains cable
12
Depth lock lever
13
Router base
14
Dust extraction unit
15
Mitre fence
16
Mitre fence extension bars
17
Router guide plate
18
Spanner
19
Hexagonal key
20
Collet
21
Router bit x 12
22
Bit/pantograph for curve routing
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Before attempting to use your Router read the following
instructions.
excessive play.
Always keep the collets and locking nut clean and free from
sawdust build-up.
Whenever replacing router bits ensure that the shank is inserted
into the collet by a minimum of 20mm or half its length for safest
operation.
Ensure that the collet nut is securely tightened using the
wrenches provided. Do not over tighten.
Before commencing any cut allow the router to reach its full
speed and let it run for a few seconds. If any unusual noise
or vibration is heard STOP the machine immediately and
investigate the cause.
Do NOT start the machine with the router bit in contact with the
work piece.
Check the work piece for any protruding nails, screw heads or
anything that could damage the Router bit.
Do NOT attempt to modify the machine or its accessories in
any way.
Do NOT force the machine let the machine do the work this will
reduce the wear on the machine, reduce the life of the battery
and blade and increase its efficiency and operating life.
Approved ear defenders should be worn when using a router for
extended periods.
WARNING: Isolate the machine from the power supply before
any adjustments, maintenance or when changing Router bits.
Lift the Router from the box along with the accessories.
Retain the box until all parts have been accounted for.
DEPTH STOP (PIC.2)
Locate the depth stop spindle. Slacken the securing knob
(Pic.2.1) and lower the spindle into the Router casting (Pic.2.2).
Leaving the depth scale in its upper most position, tighten the
securing knob. Note the depth scale.
ROUTER BODY LOCKING LEVER (PICS.3&4)
To the rear and to the right of the Router is the locking handle.
Make sure it is in the release position (Pic.3.1). This enables you
to lock (Pic.3.2) the Router body in any vertical position.
PLUNGE OPERATION (PIC.4)
Adopt a well balanced body position. Grip both handles and
press downwards to plunge the Router. The Router body to
move downwards. Release the downward pressure and the
springs will allow the Router body to return to the uppermost
position.
DUST EXTRACTION OUTLET (PICS.5&6)
It is recommended that the dust extraction outlet is used (read
specific safety instructions relating to dust particles that are
harmful to your health). A suitable commercial dust extractor
can be purchased or a vacuum cleaner pipe can be used to
extract dust particles as the machine is cutting.
Make sure the collet securing nut is loosely tightened in a
clockwise direction. This allows the dust extraction adapter to
slide in from the rear of the Router (Pic. 5).
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