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Do not draw up the fastening elements
too tight to avoid damaging the thread.
Installing / replacing accessories (see fig. 1-3)
After prolonged operation, the router bit
can become very hot, remove it using
gloves. This will also reduce the risk of
injury by the cutting edge.
•
Turn the power tool upside down�
•
Press and hold spindle lock
11
(see fig. 1).
•
Release nut
12
using the wrench
25
�
When replacing collet 27 or installing bush 21 (see
fig. 2-3):
[OF-1050 NV]
•
Unscrew nut
12
(see fig. 2)
;
•
Replace collet
27
;
•
If you want to use the router bit with another diam-
eter of shank (6 mm) - insert bush
21
into collet
27
;
•
Screw nut
12
on spindle
28
�
[OF-1400 NV, OF-2100 NV]
•
Unscrew nut
12
(see fig. 3);
•
Before removing collet
27
from nut
12
, open locking
ring
29
;
•
If you want to use the router bit with another diam-
eter of shank (6, 8 mm) - insert bush
21
into collet
27
;
•
Tighten nut
12
on spindle
28
�
When installing or replacing the router bit:
•
Install / replace the router bit, noting that the rout-
er bit shank must be inserted into the collet
27
at
least 20 mm deep�
•
Tighten nut
12
using the open end wrench
25
�
Note:
never tighten nut 12 without the router bit - this can
damage collet 27.
After all the operations have been completed, release
spindle lock
11
�
Dust extraction system (see fig. 4-5)
•
Install cover
9
as shown in figures 4.1-5.1.
•
Install adaptor
22
as shown in figures 4.2-5.2.
•
Connect the external dust extracting device to adap-
tor
22
(use a suitable adaptor if necessary)�
Guide bushing mounting / dismounting (see fig. 6-8)
•
Install guide bushing
24
into the base plate
4
and fix
it using screws
23
(see fig. 6-8).
•
Disassembly operations do in reverse sequence�
Parallel guide assembly / adjustment / installation
(see fig. 9-11)
•
Assemble parallel guide
26
as shown in fig. 9.1-10.1.
•
Install parallel guide
26
into base plate
4
and fix it
with wing screws
5
(see fig. 9.2-10.2).
•
The parallel guide for
OF-1400 NV, OF-2100 NV
has
an adjusting screw
31
which can be used for accurate
adjustment (see fig. 11).
•
Disassembly operations do in reverse sequen-
ce�
Initial operating
of the power tool
Always use the correct supply voltage: the power sup-
ply voltage must match the information quoted on the
power tool identification plate.
Switching the power
tool on / off
Short-term switching on / off
To switch on, press and hold on / off switch
2
, to switch
off - release it�
Long-term switching on / off
Switching on:
Push on / off switch
2
and lock it in the position with
lock-on button
1
�
Switching off:
Push and release on / off switch
2
�
Dust suction during
the power tool operation
Dust collection decreases dust concentra-
tion in the air and prevents build up of dust at
the work station�
While operating the power tool, al
ways use a vacuum cleaner suitable for collecting pro-
cess-generated dust� A special adapter is used to join
the vacuum cleaner to adaptor
22
�
Design features
of the power tool
Speed selector thumbwheel
Using speed selector thumbwheel
13
, you may select
the required spindle speed (also during operation)�
The required speed is dependent on the material and
can be determined with practical trials�
When operating your power tool at a low speed for a
long time, it has to be cooled down for 3 minutes� To
do it, set a maximum speed and leave your power tool
to run idle�
Soft start
[OF-1400 NV, OF-2100 NV]
Soft start (starting current limitation system) allows for
the soft start of the power tool - the router bit spins
up gradually without jerks and recoils, and when the
power tool is turned on, this does not impose an abrupt
load on the power network�
Rotation speed stabilization system
The stabilization system maintains the preset RPM
both at an idle speed and under load� This allows for
the smooth advance of the power tool during opera-
tion�
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