User manual KRESS FE 6962

[. . . ] Do not reach into the range of cutter, even after switching off the motor. Operation of router Guide router with both hands while cutting. For inserting routing cutter into work, loosen holding knob (7) and push router down with handles. Always feed machine against direction of router (up-cutting). [. . . ] Pull mains plug as a protection against unauthorized operation whenever the work is interrupted for extended periods!Before putting the machine into operation, please fit the parts supplied in the exact positions indicated on the spare parts diagram. Use the same diagram to fit special attachments for parallel stop and fine adjustment. 1 The performance of your milling and grinding motor, the loading of the tools and changing the collet chuck are described in the operating manual for the roting and grinding motor. The spindle lock on the milling and grinding motor can be activated by using the indexing pin (1) on the motor frame (2). Assembly of the milling and grinding motor The milling and grinding motor (3) is placed into the receiver (4) of the motor frame (2) with the collar and clamped tight with the locking nut (5). Assemble exactly according to the illustration, otherwise the ventilation slits (6) of the motor (3) become obstructed. 2 Parallel stop with precise adjustment and changeable slide guides (optional accessory) For milling work running parallel to a straight edge, use the parallel stop, thereby obtaining a very high degree of measuring accuracy by means of the quickly adjustable precision adjustment mechanism (optional accessory). Screw the precision adjustment rod (11) into the thread bore (12) of the mounting base (13) and secure with the Place the precision adjustment nut (15), which has been screwed onto the precision adjustment screw (16), into the slot (17), introduce the guide rods (18) into the bores provided (19) at the mounting base (13), place the precision adjustment rod into the bore of the precision adjustment screw (16) and tighten the clamping screws (20) and (21). Precision adjustment of milling distance by turning the precision adjustment nut (15). Cutting bores laminated on one or both sides flush with each other Thin boards and straight edges require replugging of skids to permit guiding of parallel stop between the projecting laminations. Unscrew plastic sliding angle stop (26) from parallel stop (23) and attach in such a manner that the long leg of the angle (26) projects from the stop. For flush-cutting edges which are not straight, use flushing cutter with guide bearing which is, of course, also used where straight edges make use of the parallel stop unnecessary. 3 Curved path guide (optional accessory) For milling work to be carried out at equal distance from any cam profile outer edge, use the curved path guide with ball bearing roller. Push curved path guide (22) below the parallel stop (23) as far as possible, insert the cup square bolt (24) from above and tighten underneath with the clamping nut (25). Adjust the distance as required with the parallel stop. 4 Cutting according to template When cutting acording to template, insert guide sleve (27) 24 mm OD (optional accessory) into base plate and fasten with two countersunk screws (28). Note: For outside contours the template should be smaller than the work by dimension A, for inside contours larger than the work by dimension A. Optional accessories Parallel stop Precision adjustment mechanism for parallel stop Curved path guide Beam compass Guide sleeve 24 mm Adaptor for vacuum cleaner 35 mm Environmental protection Kress takes back worn-out machines for the purpose of resource-saving recycling. As a result of their modular construction, Kress machines can be very easily dismantled into their reusable materials. [. . . ] Parts which have been replaced become our property. The guarantee will be rendered void if the device is used improperly, mistreated or opened up by unauthorised repair personnel. Parts which are subject to wear are not covered by the guarantee. The guarantee may only be enforced when defects are reported without undue delay (including shipping damage). [. . . ]