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SPECIFICATIONS

Model ...................................................................................... CON1020

Part No ...................................................................................... 6462026

Voltage .....................................................................................  230VAC

Power Input .............................................................................. 1020Watts

No Load Speed ....................................................................... 16,000RPM

Plug Fuse Rating ....................................................................... 13Amps

Input Current Max. .................................................................. 4.5Amps

Max Cutting Depth ................................................................. 3mm

Max. Rebating Depth ............................................................. 20mm

Sound Power Level .................................................................. 101dB L

WA

Vibration Emissions ................................................................... 3.847m/s**

Width of Cut ............................................................................. 82mm

Exhaust Port Dia. (Inner/Outer) .............................................. 35/40mm

Dimensions LxWxH .................................................................... 325x190x175mm

** See Notes on page 14 & 15

LIST OF PACKAGE CONTENTS

Please note that the details and specifications contained herein are correct at the time of going to

print. However CLARKE International reserve the right to change specifications at any time without

prior notice. Always consult the machines data bracket

©  

Copyright CLARKE International. All rights reserved. April 2006

1.

Planer

2.

Dust bag

3.

Rebate Fence

4.

2 x Securing knobs (one fitted with screw and washer)

5.

Rebating Depth Gauge

6.

Side fence Bracket

7.

1 x Drive Belt

8.

Set of Carbon Brushes

9.

Hex. Wrench - 3mm

For Spare Parts and Service, please contact your nearest dealer,

or CLARKE International, on one of the following numbers.

PARTS & SERVICE TEL:  020 8988 7400

PARTS & SERVICE FAX:  020 8558 3622

or    e-mail as follows:

PARTS:   [email protected]

SERVICE:    [email protected]

PARTS & SERVICE CONTACTS

Summary of Contents for WOODWORKER CON1020

Page 1: ...1 LS0610 Part No 6460200 MODEL Nos CON1020 Part No 6462026 OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS PLANER PLANER ...

Page 2: ...t However CLARKE International reserve the right to change specifications at any time without prior notice Always consult the machines data bracket Copyright CLARKE International All rights reserved April 2006 1 Planer 2 Dust bag 3 Rebate Fence 4 2 x Securing knobs one fitted with screw and washer 5 Rebating Depth Gauge 6 Side fence Bracket 7 1 x Drive Belt 8 Set of Carbon Brushes 9 Hex Wrench 3mm...

Page 3: ...Unpacking and Carton Contents 7 Operation 8 Rebating 9 Maintenance 10 Replacing Cutter Blades 10 Replacing Drive Belt 11 Replacing carbon Brushes 11 Parts Diagrams and Lists 12 13 Vibration Emissions 14 Declaration of Conformity 15 Vibration Emission Declaration 15 CLARKE GUARANTEE This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase Plea...

Page 4: ...hen changing accessories 5 ALWAYS wear safety goggles manufactured to the latest European Safety Standards Everyday eyeglasses do not have impact resistant lenses they are not safety glasses 6 ALWAYS keep work area clean Cluttered areas and benches invite accidents 7 ALWAYS ensure that adequate lighting is available A minimum intensity of 300 lux should be provided Ensure that lighting is placed s...

Page 5: ...roperly secured before use 2 ALWAYS ensure the cutters are sharp blunt cutters increase the risk of kick back 3 ALWAYS switch the machine OFF immediately the task is completed 4 ALWAYS use with a dust extraction device fitted 5 ALWAYS allow the machine to reach full speed before commencing work 6 DO NOT use the machine if the electric cable plug or motor is in poor condition 7 DO NOT allow the ven...

Page 6: ...to the electric cable i e non rewireable please note 1 The plug must be thrown away if it is cut from the electric cable There is a danger of electric shock if it is subsequently inserted into a socket outlet 2 Never use the plug without the fuse cover fitted 3 Should you wish to replace a detachable fuse carrier ensure that the correct replacement is used as indicated by marking or colour code FU...

Page 7: ... knobs one fitted with screw and washer 5 Rebating Depth Gauge 6 Side fence Bracket 7 1 x Drive Belt 8 Set of Carbon Brushes 9 Hex Wrench 3mm When unpacking check to ensure that no transit damage has been incurred Please contact your Clarke dealer immediately should any damage be apparent ...

Page 8: ...trol over the machine Ensure the cutters have reached full speed before they touch the workpiece Guide the machine at a constant speed across the material to be worked Do not move too quickly allow the machine enough time to plane the workpiece For large surfaces it is recommended to make several shallow cuts at a smaller planing depth Remove the machine completely from the workpiece after use bef...

Page 9: ...n at H Fig 2 using the securing knob provided Attach the Rebate Fence as follows Attach the bracket 6 Fig 1 to the machine using the securing knob provided Attach the Fence to the bracket in the manner shown in Fig 3 again using the securing knob with screw and washer provided Fig 3 Fig 4 Set the depth of rebate using depth gauge having first of all set the depth of cut using the large adjuster kn...

Page 10: ...become detached from the clamping block A Fig 7 allowing the blade to be removed Note The cutter has two cutting edges When both cutting edges are worn the cutter must be replaced 6 Turn the cutter so that the new cutting edgeisfacingupwardsortakeanewcutter and place it between the block A and theclampingplate B ensuringthelocating lugsoftheclampingplateengagewiththe clamping block correctly 7 Sli...

Page 11: ...g the belt over the ridges in the pulleys Fig 8 Fig 9 Ensure the belt is fully engaged on both pulleys see Fig 9 Finally replace the cover Replacing the Carbon Brushes Unscrew and remove the side cover three securing screws VERY carefully prise out the carbon brush holders as indicated in Fig 10 DO NOT USE FORCE This can be a little tricky but once the holder is part way out use a small screwdrive...

Page 12: ...12 PARTS DIAGRAM ...

Page 13: ...ON102030 31 Large Pinion 1 KPCON102031 32 Nut 1 KPCON102032 33 Belt 1 KPCON102033 34 Belt cover 1 KPCON102034 35 Label 1 N A 36 Screw 5 KPCON102036 37 Screw 13 KPCON102037 38 Small pinion 1 KPCON102038 39 Bearing cover 1 KPCON102039 40 Bearing 1 KPCON102040 41 Base Plate 1 KPCON102041 42 Armature 1 KPCON102042 43 Fan guide 1 KPCON102043 44 Screw 2 KPCON102044 45 Stator 1 KPCON102045 46 Handle cove...

Page 14: ...alues appear in the declaration on page 7 HAND ARM VIBRATION You will note that a third value is given in the specification the highest measured reading in a single plane This is the maximum level of vibration measured during testing in one of the axes and this should also be taken into account when making a risk assessment a values in excess of 2 5 m s2 are considered hazardous when used for prol...

Page 15: ...15 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ...

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