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Summary of Contents for 108512

Page 1: ...AW2260S Planer Thicknesser Code 108512 Original Instructions AT 22 09 2022 BOOK VERSION 01 ...

Page 2: ...afety instructions before use Eye protection should be worn Ear protection should be worn Two Man Assembly HAZARD Dust mask should be worn WHAT S IN THE BOX A Bridge Guard Arm B Bridge Guard C Fence Bracket Assembly D Fence Fence Support Arm E TORX Key Handle F Spring Metal Plate for Bridge Guard G x 1 Push Pad Guide Blocks H x 4 Cap Head Hex Bolts for Fence Bracket Assembly I x 2 M6 Eye Bolt Lift...

Page 3: ...WHAT S IN THE BOX 3 A B C E I J K F H G D D L M ...

Page 4: ...ers must be kept clear of the blades push blocks are highly recommended Use only the recommended blade size type Ensure all blades are sharp in good condition The blades must be adjusted in accordance with the instruction manual Never thickness plane small pieces 12 in length minimum Long material should be supported at the same height as the planer or thicknesser table Ensure you are comfortable ...

Page 5: ...the nuts on each foot and place safely aside Insert the threaded feet up through the elongated holes to each corner of the machines base and secure using the nuts you removed earlier see Image 3 L D Method 1 Put two substantial lengths of timber 4 x2 under the thicknesser table either side of the column With assistance lift both ends of the timber up carefully equally then place the planer down in...

Page 6: ...e see fig 08 2 Slide the fence assembly into the fence mounting bracket C Secure the fence with the locking handle see fig 09 Bridge Guard Arm Guard Cover Assembly Fig 08 09 Fitting the bridge guard arm A and bridge guard B level parallel with the outfeed table see fig 10 11 1 Line up the two pre drilled holes in the bridge guard arm mounting bracket A with the with the two threaded holes to the s...

Page 7: ...angled ends facing upward into the cradles recess in the mounting plate holder Press the clips home see fig 14 15 4 Slide the bridge guard B into place and secure with the locking knob see fig 16 Fig 16 F Ensure that the machine has sufficient space around it to fully function is stable on the floor the wheel kit is locked off Degrease tables cutter block recommended is the Liberon wax polish remo...

Page 8: ...centre towards the outfeed table see fig 19 Fig 19 Raise the infeed table up to meet the underside of the straight edge see fig 20 this should come to a positive stop bringing both tables level with each other If the infeed table stops higher or lower than the outfeed table then adjustment can be made via the bolt stop see fig 21 22 Fig 20 Fig 21 22 Straight edge Higher stop Locking nut Lower stop...

Page 9: ...crew out if the gap is at the bottom then wind the adjuster screw in Ensure that all is locked in place once adjustments have been made then set the pointer to zero see fig 26 Fig 26 Fig 25 Clamping handle Screw lock nut Following the planing thicknessing operation instructions on page 10 Machine a piece of timber so that it has two clean parallel faces at this point leave the thicknessing table l...

Page 10: ...plane Select the wider face The first planing operation If possible ensure that you are not planing against the grain and that if the timber is bowed that the back of the bow is uppermost crown up Try to ensure that the timber is as stable on the table as possible see fig 32 Set the fence leaving sufficient exposed width of planer blades for you to machine the largest dimension of the workpiece se...

Page 11: ...eding and skip your hands over the bridge guard when you reach it use push blocks where possible Make as many passes as required to render the timber clean flat and straight see fig 36 Fig 36 Fig 37 38 49 Press the red stop button and let the machine run to a stop If necessary alter the infeed table to increase or decrease the depth of cut It is usually possible to remove more material when edging...

Page 12: ... you have finished the cut press the red stop button and let the machine run to a stop You should now have 2 straight clean flat surfaces that are square to each other see fig 43 Thicknessing Release the two table lock cam handles located at either side of the machine twist pull then using the handle lift the tables up fully to a stop see fig 44 45 46 Swing over into place the yellow guard extract...

Page 13: ...ining pass is complete measure the dimension you have just cut and calculate how much more material you have to remove to reach the required size see fig 51 Raise the thicknessing bed for the new cut NOTE ONE COMPLETE TURN OF THE CRANK HANDLE RAISES OR LOWERS THE BED APPROXIMATELY 2MM IMPORTANT WIDER OR HARDER BOARDS WILL REQUIRE MORE LIGHTER PASSES TO ACHIEVE THE REQUIRED DIMENSION RATHER THAN FE...

Page 14: ...st or last few inches of the timber A This is known as Snipe there are 4 main reasons for snipe 1 The blades are set too far out of the cutter block causing snipe at the end of the timber both in planing thicknessing non spiral planers only 2 The outfeed table is set too low in relation to the cutter block planing only 3 The timber isn t being placed flat on the thicknessing table at the start or ...

Page 15: ...ughly remove any shavings sawdust chips etc from in under and around the machine Check the cutter block for resin build up especially behind the blade and in the scallop of the chipbreaker wedge Check that the infeed roller is free of debris resin build up Lift the tables and brush out and clean any debris or build up around the cutter block feed rollers Check the action of the anti kickback finge...

Page 16: ... 12 Bolt M8x20 4 13 Nut M8 4 14 Spring washer 8 4 15 Washer 8 4 16 Driving pulley 1 17 Screw M6x8 1 18 V belt 1 19 Protective cover 1 20 Screw M5x25 6 21 Flat washer 5 6 22 Nut MS 6 27 Screw M10x35 3 28 Flat washer 10 2 40 Push block 1 54 Screw M4x16 3 55 Wire clip 3 56 Nut M4 3 57 Screw M4x12 1 58 Wire clip 1 59 Nut M4 1 103 Screw M8x30 4 104 Spring washer 8 4 105 Screw M6x35 1 106 Nut M6 1 107 S...

Page 17: ...EXPLODED DIAGRAM PARTS LIST 17 Continues over Model C2 260S ...

Page 18: ...ort bracket 1 202 Flat washer 8 8 203 Spring washer 8 8 204 Screw M8x25 8 205 Retaining ring 12 2 206 Eccentric rod 2 207 Adjustable handle 2 208 Left support bracket 1 209 Supporting axle 1 210 Screw M6x35 3 211 Shaft 1 212 Anti kickback finger 23 213 Limit axis 1 214 Elastic cylindrical pin 6x20 1 215 Hex socket set screw M6x10 8 216 Hex socket set screw M8x12 2 217 Right transposition 1 218 Tor...

Page 19: ...EXPLODED DIAGRAM PARTS LIST 19 Continues over Model C2 260S ...

Page 20: ...1 289 Screw M6x10 2 290 Flat washer 6 2 292 Hex socket screw M8x12 4 293 Hex socket screw M8x20 2 294 Screw M8x30 1 295 Spring washer 8 1 296 Flat washer 1 297 Screw M6x16 1 298 Cylindrical pin 6x25 1 310 Hex socket screw M6x16 1 311 Sleeve 8 312 End sleeve 4 313 Roller 1 314 Drive roller 1 315 Flat key A5x16 2 317 Hex socket screw M6x8 2 318 Sprocket 2 319 Screw M5x8 8 320 Chain 05B 1 76L 1 321 C...

Page 21: ...EXPLODED DIAGRAM PARTS LIST 21 Continues over Model C2 260S ...

Page 22: ...tal plate 1 603 Guide plate 1 604 Left metal plate 1 605 Square bolt 10x30 1 606 Screw M8x16 4 Model C2 260S 607 Pressure plate 1 608 Flat washer 10 1 609 Square bolt M10x100 1 610 Screw M6x12 4 612 Tapping screw ST5x20 4 613 Guard 2 614 Fence 1 615 Square nut M8 4 616 Flat washer 8 4 617 Bolt M8x16 4 618 Left sliding plate 1 619 Right sliding plate 1 621 Handle 2 622 Screw M8x70 1 623 Nut M8 1 62...

Page 23: ...n green 1 810 Button red 1 811 Upper cover 1 812 Switch board 1 813 Tapping screw ST4x16 4 814 Switch label 1 815 Tapping screw ST4x10 2 816 Switch 1 817 Nut M4 2 818 Countersunk head screw M4x35 2 819 Bolt M5x25 1 820 Strain relief 3 821 Spring 1 822 Split ring 6 1 823 Ejector 1 824 Electrical box 1 826 Screw M5x16 4 827 AC contactor 1 828 Strain relief 2 829 Strain relief 4 830 Mounting plate 1 ...

Page 24: ...WIRING DIAGRAM 24 ...

Page 25: ... risk reduction EN 60204 1 2018 Safety of machinery Electrical equipment of machines General requirements EN ISO 19085 1 2017 Woodworking machines Safety Part 1 Common Requirements EN ISO 19085 7 2019 Woodworking machines Safety Part 7 Surface planing thickness planing combined surface thickness planing machines EN 60034 1 2010 Rotating electrical machines Part 1 Rating and performance EN 60034 5 ...

Page 26: ...risk reduction EN 60204 1 2018 Safety of machinery Electrical equipment of machines General requirements EN ISO 19085 1 2017 Woodworking machines Safety Part 1 Common Requirements EN ISO 19085 7 2019 Woodworking machines Safety Part 7 Surface planing thickness planing combined surface thickness planing machines EN 60034 1 2010 Rotating electrical machines Part 1 Rating and performance EN 60034 5 2...

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