Charnwood 1420V, Руководство пользователя

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If you decide to bench mount your
lathe, without permanently fixing it,
you should now attach the four
rubber feet to the same holes in
the lathe bed.
The lathe is sufficiently heavy and
stable to be used without fixing to a
base provided the workpiece is not
too large and the blank well
balanced. For larger diameter
blanks (6” plus) and unbalanced
pieces, it is recommended that the
lathe is fixed to a suitable stand or
bench.
In that case, remove the rubber
feet and mount directly using the
holes in the cast bed.
Unpack the parts carefully and
check that everything is present as
shown.
If anything is missing contact your
retailer immediately.
Assembling the Lathe
Decide where you wish to mount your lathe. Ideally, the height of the spindle should be
approximately level with your elbow when standing/sitting in a working position.
Check that the Power & Control
cables are connected to the
sockets in the rear of the Speed
Control Box.
PLEASE NOTE:
THE POWER CORD MUST
NEVER BE CONNECTED
DIRECTLY TO THE MOTOR
CABLE AS THE MOTOR IS A
DIRECT CURRENT TYPE AND
WOULD BE PERMANENTLY
DAMAGED.
Fuse Holder