5
5.
Use an M2 hex wrench (not included) to adjust the set
screws as needed.
6.
Turn the lift upright. Snap the Insert Ring back into the
opening and check to see whether it’s flush with the plate.
7.
If it’s not, repeat Steps 3-6 until it is. Then tighten the locking
nuts on the set screws.
Fig. 2.
8.
Press the Snap-Lock Insert Release Button to remove the
aluminum Insert Ring from the plate for the rest of the
assembly process.
Mount Your Router
1.
If you are installing the motor from a compact router, an
Adapter Collar is required (see page 4 for details). Insert the
Adapter Collar into the housing so that its lipped edge will
rest on the SL Router Lift housing when the lift is in the
upright position. If the Adapter Collar, doesn’t fit at first,
follow Step 4 to loosen the housing.
Fig. 3.
2.
Insert the crank handle in the dial on the lift’s top plate. Turn
the crank clockwise to raise the carriage so that it just contacts
the O-rings at top of the carriage shafts. The carriage should
be all the way toward the plate.
3.
Before installing the router motor, set the lift upside down
on blocks of wood so the router’s collet will be able to extend
through the center hole in the top plate.
Fig. 4.
4.
If necessary, loosen the two locking nuts on the lift’s locking
mechanism and loosen the socket-head adjustment screw
with an M6 hex wrench (not included) to accept the router
motor.
Fig. 5.
Do
NOT
align the gap in the Adapter
Collar with the spreader gap in the SL Router Lift housing.
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
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Unplug your router motor before installing or removing
it or adjusting the SL Router Lift router housing.
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To avoid serious injury and damage to your router
and the SL Router Lift, the router motor
MUST
be securely mounted in the lift’s housing. The bolts
securing the motor in the housing should be checked
and retightened, if necessary, with each use.
Socket-head adjustment screw
Locking nuts
