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Switching on
Push the safety lock‐out button (2) and keep it pressed. Press the on‐off switch (3) to turn on the planer.
Once the planer is running you can release the safety lock‐out.
Switching off
Release the on‐off switch (3).
Planing
Workpiece must be fixed onto a solid base.
• Set the required planing depth with the knob (1) and place the front part of the base plate (19)
against the workpiece.
• Switch the power tool on and let the cutter spindle reach full speed before feeding the machine over
the workpiece.
• To achieve high‐grade surfaces, work only with low feed and apply pressure on the centre of the
planer shoe. Excessive feed reduces the surface quality and can lead to rapid clogging of the debris
removal port.
• Do
not overload the power tool. They may be decrease in performance and heating. If the power
tool becomes hot during work, cool it down by idle run for about 3 minutes.
• When machining hard wood as well as when utilising the maximum planer width, set only low
planing depths and reduce planer feed, as required.
Beveling Edges
The V‐groove (20) in the middle of the front planer shoe (19) allows easy beveling of workpiece edges.
For this, place the planer with the V‐groove onto the edge of the workpiece and guide along the edge.
Parallel guide adjustment
Parallel guide (13) allows guiding the planer more precisely along the workpiece at a chosen distance.
Guide can be used from both sides of the machine.
• Mount the parallel guide on chosen side of the planer and secure it with bolt (5).
• Required position of parallel guide is secured by screw on its bottom side.
• Exert some slight sideways pressure when guiding the planer with the parallel guide.
• For removing the parallel guide execute the procedure in the reverse order.
Rebating
If the depth guide (22) and parallel guide (5) are used together, simple rebates can be created.
• Mount the parallel guide (5) on the planer left side and the depth guide (22) on the right side. Set the
desired depth.
• Rebating width can be set with the parallel guide.
We recommend you to set a planning depth to 1 mm. Then plane the surface until desired rebating
depth has been reached.
CARE, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
Warning! Risk of injury! Warning! Risk of injury! Before performing any cleaning or
maintenance operation turn the power tool off, and wait until it has come to complete stop.
Warning: Other maintenance and repair work than those listed in this manual, must only be
performed by an authorized manufacturer's service. Safety and operational reliability can
only be guaranteed when using original spare parts.
The power tool is almost maintenance‐free
• Keep the power tool and the air vents clean and unplugged.
• Make sure that no moisture reaches the inside of the power tool during cleaning.
