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1. Wrap the Foam Tape (3) around the bottom of the outlet
port on the Motor Assembly (1), making sure the bottom
edge of the tape is against the outlet flange. Trim any excess.
2. Fit the narrow mouth of the Bag (2) through the Bag
Clamp (4) and over the outlet port. Tighten the Bag Clamp
around the outlet port, forming a tight seal between the Bag
and the Foam Tape (3) around the outlet. Make sure that the
clear window in the Bag will be visible so you will be able
to see when the Bag needs emptying, and close the zipper
at the bottom.
3. Slide the Y-Fitting (5) onto the 6" inlet port on the Motor
Assembly (1) and align the slot in the fitting with the hole
in the port. Secure the fitting to the port with the included
#10-24 x 3/8" Washer Head Screw (8).
Fig. 6.
4. Connect 4" dust hose to one or both of the outlets on the
Y-Fitting (5), securing them with hose clamps. A cap is
included in case only one outlet is used. For efficient dust
collection when hoses are connected to both ports, blast
gates should be used.
The following steps will be easier to
complete after the unit has been mounted to the wall.
> After assembly or maintenance, make sure that you
have removed all loose tools from the machine before
turning it on.
2. Measure the distance between the outside edges of the
two outside studs located in Step 1 and cut two 2 x 4 cleats
to that length.
3. Transfer the stud locations (including centerlines) from the
wall onto the cleats to determine the location of all pilot holes
and counterbores needed to accept 5/16" x 4" Lag Screws
and Washers (not included). Lag screws must be installed
at every stud the cleats cross and at both ends of the cleats.
4. At the center of each stud location on the cleats, use a
1" Forstner bit to drill counterbores of sufficient depth to
accommodate a Washer and the head of the Lag Screw.
5. Drill a 5/16" through hole centered in each counterbore.
6. Hold the upper cleat to the wall at the desired mounting
location and align the pilot holes with the stud centerlines.
Check that it’s level; then use the pilot holes in the cleat to
mark the drilling locations. Make sure the marks are
centered on the studs.
7. Drill 3/16" diameter holes through the drywall (if applicable)
and into the studs at the spots you just marked.
8. Use 5/16" x 4" Lag Screws and Washers (not included) to
securely mount the cleat to the studs.
9. Repeat Steps 7-8 to install the lower cleat, taking care to
maintain the 12" vertical spacing from the top of the upper
cleat to the top of the lower cleat.
Fig. 4.
10. On the upper cleat, mark a level horizontal line and then
measure and make vertical marks at the locations for the
top set of mounting screws. Make sure that the marks
are 16" apart.
Fig. 4.
11. Use a level to transfer the vertical marks to the lower cleat
and then measure down from the top marks 12" to make
the cross marks locating the bottom set of mounting
screws.
Fig. 4.
12. Drill 3/16" diameter pilot holes at these locations.
13. Using a 1/2" wrench, drive a 5/16" x 3" Washer Head Lag
Screw (7) at each location, stopping to leave the heads of
the Screws about 1" out from the surface.
14. Install Vibration Dampers (6) on the top and bottom sets
of 5/16" x 3" Washer Head Lag Screws (7). Make sure
enough of the Lag Screws extend from the studs that the
keyhole slots on the unit itself can fit onto them easily.
Fig. 5.
The motor assembly of the Dust Right
1250 CFM Wall Mount Dust Collector is very heavy. To
avoid the risk of serious injury, you MUST obtain the help
of another adult to lift the unit into position. Use proper
lifting techniques.
15. With the help of another adult, lift the Dust Collector onto
the four 5/16" x 3" Washer Head Lag Screws, fitting the
keyhole openings in the Dust Collector’s mounting bracket
over the heads of the Screws. Fully tighten the Screws.
Fig. 5.
Assembly
Fig. 4
12"
16"
3/16" diameter holes
Stud Locations
