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If the overload does cut power to the motor:
• Raise the cutter-block and remove the work-
piece from the machine (where necessary).
• Leave the machine to cool for at least 10- 15 
minutes.
• Reset the overload by simply pressing it.
• Ensure the cutter-block is free from obstruc-
tion and turn the machine on.
If the temperature has reduced to a safe level 
the motor will run and you can continue to 
safely use the thicknesser.
If the machine does not reset, leave ita little 
longer. The ambient temperature is a large 
factor which will reduce or add to the time it 
takes to both overload and also cool to accept-
able levels.

DIGITAL READ OUT (DRO)

For normal planing operations press the ON/
OFF button first, and then press the “ZERO” 
button. Press“in/mm” button to select impe-
rial or metric readings. These two buttons can 
be effected regardless of moving the height 
adjustment wheel, then you can start planing. 
The reading on the display can be amended at 
any time by the following:
1) Press and hold the ZERO button until the 
word “SET” flashes in the display.
2) While the “SET” icon is flashing, press and 
hold “P+” or “P-” buttons for 3 seconds to 
change the current display values until you are 
satisfied.
3) Press the ZERO button again, “SET” icon dis-
appears form the display. 

NOTE: If the display is acting erratically remove 
the battery for thirty seconds and then replace 
it and then continue with operation. When 
displaying error (e.g. no readings or flashing) 
it means the batteries are low and need replac-

ing. Push against the arrow to open the bat-
tery cover, withdraw the battery for replace-
ment. The voltage of the Zinc button batteries 
is 1.2 volts. After replacement, re-fit the cover.

ABS BUTTON

This button enables the reading to be ‘split’ 
and totalised. Example next in (mm):
Press the ABS button, the word “INC” appears 
on the display.
1. Set the pointer to zero on the scale & press 
the “Zero” button. DRO reads 00
2. Raise the thicknesser. DRO reads 25mm
3. Press the ABS button. DRO reads 00
4. Raise the thicknesser. DRO reads 20mm
5. Press the ABS button. DRO reads 45mm
6. Press the ABS button. DRO reads 00
7. Raise thicknesser. DRO reads 15mm
8. Press the ABS button once more. DRO reads 
60mm
ABS works equally in imperial.

MAINTENANCE

LUBRICATION

The recommended lubrication  for roller chains 
used in medium to low operation is to simply 
wipe the chain clean. When there is an excess 
build up of dust or wood shavings etc., coat 
chain with a light film of oil but never pour 
the oil directly on the chain. Over-oiling tends 
to hasten the collection of dust and wood-
shavings and works them into members of 
the chain leading to increased wear and pre-
mature replacement. This applies to the speed 
reduction and height adjustment chains as well 
as the elevation screws.
The bearings on the cutterhead are factory 
lubricated and sealed. They require no further 
attention.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Build-up of sawdust and other debris can cause 
your machine to  plane inaccurately. Periodic 
cleaning is mandatory for precision planing 
and highly recommended.
Close fitting parts, such as the lockbars and 
the planer cutterhead slots, should be cleaned 
with a brush; removing clinging foreign mat-
ter. Then replace all  parts in  their respective 
positions slightly dampened with oil. Remove 

Compartment for the batteries 

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Summary of Contents for CE913

Page 1: ...s Manual and Warranty ATENCI N Lea entienda y siga las instrucciones de seguridad contenidas en este manual antes de operar esta herramienta WARNING Read understand and follow the safety rules in this...

Page 2: ...ados de las herramientas el ctricas Advertencias de seguridad para cepillos de banco Caracter sticas Ajustes Instrucciones de operaci n Mantenimiento Especificaciones t cnicas Solucionador de problema...

Page 3: ...a condiciones de humedad El agua que entre en la herramienta aumentar el riesgo de choque el ctrico No abuse del cable No usar nunca el cable para llevar levantar o desenchufar la herramienta el ctric...

Page 4: ...por una persona responsable de su segu ridad Los ni os deben supervisarse para ase gurar que ellos no empleen los aparatos como juguete UTILIZACI N Y CUIDADOS DE LAS HERRAMIENTAS EL CTRICAS No fuerce...

Page 5: ...a o que pudiera da ar las cuchillas de corte Aseg rese que las cuchillas est n correcta mente instaladas tal y como se describe en las instrucciones de instalaci n Tenga cuidado cuando manipule las cu...

Page 6: ...ara cepillar Com pare la medida del espesor de la tabla con lo que indica la escala Si lo que indica la escala es err neo afloje los tornillos que ajustan el indicador de pl stico y aj stelos como cor...

Page 7: ...s costados para exponer las tuercas de fijaci n de ajuste de la altura por la parte de atr s Afloje la tuerca de ajuste Ajuste la tuerca hacia arriba o abajo seg n sea necesario para aco modarse a las...

Page 8: ...deras m s duras la velocidad de alimentaci n se debe ser lenta y la cantidad de material que est siendo retira do debe ser reducida a un m nimo La sobrecarga reduce la potencia del motor Eleve el disp...

Page 9: ...laci n de polvo y otros desechos pueden provocar que la m quina cepille po bremente La limpieza peri dica es necesaria y altamente recomendada para poder realizar un cepillado adecuado Las partes que...

Page 10: ...motor sea revisado por un centro de servicio autorizado El interruptor de sobrecarga no reinicio la m quina Permita que la m quina se enfrie y vuelva a encenderla Fallo en el encendido de motor Haga...

Page 11: ...sk of electric shock When operating a power tool outside use an outdoor extension cord marked W A or W These cords are rated for outdoor use and reduce the risk of electric shock EXTENSION CORDS Repla...

Page 12: ...ired before using Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained power tools Check for misalignment or bonding of mov ing parts breakage parts and any other condi tion that may affect the tools operat...

Page 13: ...r nail Always use clear sharp and property set blades Never make planer with dull blades To avoid pinching the blade support the work properly before beginning a planer op eration When maklng a planer...

Page 14: ...the cutterhead Fit the blade into the slot on the cutterhead and tighten the lockbar blade assembly by turning the screws counter clockwise Make sure the blade is facing the correct direction Set the...

Page 15: ...lete another pass WARNING Never plane more than 3mm in one pass and never attempt to planea board under 127mm 5 in length Always wear a protective tace shield OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS MOVING THE PLANER...

Page 16: ...r replace ment The voltage of the Zinc button batteries is 1 2 volts After replacement re fit the cover ABS BUTTON This button enables the reading to be split and totalised Example next in mm Press th...

Page 17: ...START RESTART Not plugged in Check power source Circuit breaker fuse Check power source Motor failure Have motor checked Loose wire Have motor checked by an autho rised service center Overload reset h...

Page 18: ...18 Notas Notes CE913 manual indd 18 23 06 15 14 37...

Page 19: ...19 Notas Notes Manual de usuario User s manual CE913 manual indd 19 23 06 15 14 37...

Page 20: ...s Profesionales S A de C V garantiza este producto por el termino de 1 a o en sus piezas componentes y mano de obra con tra cualquier defecto de fabricaci n a partir de la fecha de entrega Fecha de ve...

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