Craftsman 257857240 User Manual ELECTRIC EDGER Manuals And Guides L0707008
CRAFTSMAN Edger Manual L0707008 CRAFTSMAN Edger Owner's Manual, CRAFTSMAN Edger installation guides
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MODEL NO. 257.857240 ii ill • ], • ,........................ ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, £RnFTrSMI:IN ELECTRIC EDGER r• r" CAUTION: DOUBLE INSULATED Read RULES for . Safe OPERATION . and INSTRUCTIONS Carefully ....... • Assembly • Operating • Repair Parts i i i,ii,................................................... Sold by SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Chicago, IL 60684 U.S.A. ii ii1,111 i FORM 88-4O5-0O w, J viii llll i illl, ii L i ,,i................................... ,..... _ _, , Rev. B 0684 . • FULL ONE-YEAR c=_ _< _x WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN- ELECTRIC EDGER _:_ If this Craftsumn Electric Edger fails to perform properly due to a defect in inatefial or workmanship within one year from the date of purchase, Sears will repair it free of charge. If this Craftsman Electric Edger is used for commerdal and rental purposes, this warranty covexag_ applie s for only 90 days from the ,date of purchase, This warranty applies only while this product is in use in the United States. _:_ WARRANTY SERVICE IS AVAILABLE BY CONWACTING CENTER THROUGHOUT THE LrNIT!3DSTATES. THE NEAREST <:_ This warranty gives you specific legal fights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. =._ARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., DEPT. 698/731A, SEARS STORE OR SERVICE Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60684 IMPORTANT: rules for safe operation DOUBLE INSULATION Double Insulation isa conceptinsafety, replacing thestandard grounded supplysystem in electric power tcols.Theconstruetion of a double insttlated tool affords comparable pret_etion to a properly grounded tool without the necessity for usiug a grounded conductor.The double insulation system eliminates the need fortheusualthree-wire groundedpower cordand groundsupply systenLWherever there iselee_c currentinthe toolthereare two complete se_s of insulation to protect the user. All exposed metal parts are isolated from the internal metal motor eom_ ponents with proteetfng instthtion: The lead wires, switch, etc_ with their functional insulation liave the added prote_ion of nonconductivesleeving or housingtocompletethedoubleinsulation. system. 4. Keep childrenaway. Keep spectators at a safedistance. 5. WARNING: To preventelectric shockhazarduseonlywith an extension cord suitable for outdoor use. A two-wire e_rd withouta ground connection may be used sincethetoolis double insulated. Cord should be !8 gauge or heavier to prevent overheating and loss of power, U.L. listed extension cords are available at your nearest Sears store. 6. 7. _Avoid Dangerous Environment-- Do not use unit in damp or 8. Don't force this too!. It wi!l work begter and safer at the rate R was designed.Ifmotor slows down too much, pullaway and allowunitto bbta_nfullspee& SERVICING OF A TOOL WITH-DOUBLE INSULATION lqF__ QUIRES EXTREME CARE AND. KNOWLEDGE OF.THE SYSTEM AND SHOULD BE PERFORMED ONLY BY A QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIAN. FOR SERVICE WE SUGGEST YOU RETURN THE TOOL TO YOUR NEAREST SEARS STORE FOR REPAIR WHICH WILL BE DONE WITH ORIGINAL FACTORY REPLACEMENT PARTS. SAFETY Toprevent disconnection of power supply cord from the eztension cord during operation see hstructions v_h Fig. 4. 9. Do not use toolfor any job except that _orwhich itis intended. 10. Do not immerse tool in water or operate in rai_ 1i. Don't overreach--Keep proper footing and balance at all ti_es. t2. RULES FOR POWER TOOLS CAUTION Don't abuse cord--Never e_rr_ tool by Cord o_ yank cord from receptacle. Keep cordaway from heat,oiiand sharp edges.Replacedamaged cordimmediately. 13. Nevercarry pluggedintoo!with fingeron switch, !. Keep hands,feet,and facedear ofrotating blade. 2. Use SafetyGoggles.Wear ata_ timeswhen usingtoo!` 3. Dress properly.Always wear shoes.Do not operatetool while barefootor when wearing sandals, canvas or opentoed shoes.Use of rubber glovesand safetyfootwearis recommended when working outdoors. Wear longpantsto protectyour legs. 14= Disconnecttoolfrom thepower.supplywhen notinuse and when making any repairsor inspections. I5. Page 2 Maintain tool withcare. Keep air ventsclearof debris. Keep guards in place arm in working orderand follow instructions forreplacing blade. 16. _tore indoorsin a high,dry,lock-upplace outofreath of children. BOX CONTENTS TOOLS This box should contain: = === ,_ll,,lll i i i clips inserted in the .handle tubes. These plastic clips =l = ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ATTACHING 1. THE TUBES Slide outer tube sleeve down upper tube and over lower tube until the assembly holes are aligned. Be careful not to pinch or cut harness wire. NOTE: Should the outer tube be difficult to slide, grasp outer tube sleeve firmly and twist slowly back and forth while pushing downward. @ 2. Insertthe screws and attachthe locknutssupplied. Tighten. (Fig. I) ADJUSTMENT There arefourdifferent positions inwhich you canadjust your Edger. .TO ADJUST POSITION OF EDGER: Grasp the frontwheel assemblyand llftfrontof Edger about threeinchesoffthe ground.Holding frontwheels stationary, squeeze lockingbar and rotate the Edger housing intothe desiredoperating position. Release10cking bar when identical position marks on Edger housing alignwith arrows on frontand rear wheel assemblies. ,(See Fig. 2) TO ADJUST CUTTING DEPTH : Depress lock button position. OF EDGER: and pul! wheels forward to desired Selectwheel heightto obtaina cuttingdepth of approximately1-1/4inches. iChange wheel adjustment, for blade wear. (Fig. 3} as necessary, Wrench Remove Edger from carton and examine it thoroughly to make sure it is not damaged. wfth protective of the unit, i FOR ASSEMBLY 1 Phillips Screwdriver 1 11/32 Box or Crescent 1 257.857240 Electric Edger 1 Loose Parts Kit containin_ 2 Ea. 3933-1 Screw 2 Ea. 3935 Locknut 1 Ea. 88-4054)0 Owner'sManual NOTE: Your Edger comes packaged must be discarded before assembly NEEDED to compensate Page3 OPERATING .... u,,,, , i ;i i INSTRUCTIONS ,L. ill i illlllll .................. BEFORE OPERATING: •Always wear safety CORD goggles. .... APPLIANCE EXTENSION Read and understand the safety rules for power tools. ,i i CORD Keep people at a safe distance. Inspect area for wires,, glass, and other foreign objects. Tie extension cord as shown in Figure 4. Devices for retainlng extension cords are also available at your nearest Sears store. TIE CORD AS SHOWN FIG. 4 iiii ii EDGE TRENCH i Hi BEVEL ...... ,,,,,_,.,Ju,, i LEVEL CUT To EDGE: To BEVEL: The wheels should be run on the walk with the guide against the edge of the walk. Best results are obtained when you allow the tool to run at close to full speed. Do not push tool too fast so that motor stalls. Back up quickly if stalling occurs and allow tool to run at full speed. Place Edger in position shown above. Beveling allows you to edge closer to walks or planters. The edge guide dees not function in this position and care should be taken to avoid allowing blade to strike the Wall or submerged footings. To TRENCH: To LEVEL CUT: Place Edger in position shown above. Trenching,provldes a wider margin betv_een the]awa and the watl_ Trenching removes more material and therefore increases the motor load. Be careful to move slowly to avoid motor stalling or overload. Place _dger in position shown above. Level cutting allows you to cut grasses similar to a lawn mower. Level cutting is practical for only small areas and is not intended as a lawn mower substitute. DYNAMIC BRAKE: Your edger is equipped with a dynamic brake. This feature uses the energy of the motor to stop the spinning blade when the switch is released. THE OPERATION OF ANY EDGER CAN RESULT IN FOREIGN OBJECTS BEING THROWN INTO THE EYES, WHICH CAN RESULT IN SEVERE EYE DAMAGE. ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES OR EYE SHIELDS BEFORE COMMENCING POWER TOOL OPERATION. WE RECOMMENDA WIDE VISION SAFETY MASK FOR OVER SPECTACLES OR STANDARD SAFETY GLASSES AVAILABLE AT SEARS RETAIL OR CATALOG STORES. FORESIGHT IS BETTER THAN NO SIGHT. i i , KEEP Ill, II IIII IIIII I IIIII III I BLADE AREA CLEAN TO REPLACE Mud and grass around blade area must be cleaned away regularly. Make sure Edger is unplugged. Depress latch on side guard to open. Glean out accumulated debris. CAUTION: Do not operate tool with side guard detached or open. RECOMMENDED I To maintain operating efficiency rcpla_ decreases length to six inches. blade before wear The blade supplied is specifically designed for this Edger. Use of improper blades may behazardous. A replacement blade (Stock No. 85767) or a package of three (Stock No. 85762) may be purchased from your nearest Sears store or catalog outlet. i 1. Make certain p6wer cord is unplugged. 2. Depress spring-latch located at front of side guard, shielding the btade, and open. •3. On each end of the loekwasher strap, bend back the tabs that prevent the hex nuts _rom working loose. 4. With a suitable wrench, turn both hex nuts counterclockwise and remove them. 5. Remove BLADE REPLACEMENT. BLADE washers, lockwasher strap, and blade. 6. Place new blade in position over beth belts. (Either side of blade can face outwards.} 7. Replace lockwasber are flat. strap and washers-- be sure tabs 8. Replace both hex nuts and tighten securely. 9. At each end of the Ioekwasher strap, bend one of the tabs upward. (See Fig. 6) 10. Close side guard. ii iii BEND TAB UP AGAINST NUT TO PREVENT NUT FROM LOOSENING. • FIG. 5 iii .... iiii i iii ""_ ii_ii iiiiiii "" iii :" FIG, 6 i :" Page5 { -- i MODEL 257.857240 EXPLODED VIEW 69 \ 71 ! 16 l / 11 20 11 25 22 74 75 37 39 25 t9 Pa.qe6 MODEL 257.857240 PARTS LIST REF. PART NO. NO. 1 2345 2 1930-4 3 3365-! 4 !623-20 5 4344-2 6 2342.25 7 1745-2 8 4343-1 9 4863 t0 1847 11 2224 12 4344-3 13 ?.242-2 14 5510-05 15 1352-05 15 1210 17 781-I 18 2368 19 2359-_; 20 3962-04 21 1745-1 22 2224-2 23 4888 24 3272 25 Q4472-04 26 561 27 1345 28 3964-05 29 3968-08 30 2224-4 31 3963-05 32 1364-1 33 4245 34 3969 35 1361 36 :2250-15 37 3980-04 38 4247 39 3967-05 40 41 42 43 44. 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 3,_614_4 P.24-3 781-I2 2287-4 2071-1 2288 2270-5 747-2 2251-22 2467 236'9-3 2275-1 2260 2278 2280 2277 1359 1356-05 1354 1363 2389 1355 1353-05 2053 1357 DESCRIPTION Power Cord Switch, Trigger P. C. Bridge.Kit Harness, (Red & White) Tube, Upper Handle--Top & Bottom Screw, 10.24x1-114 Tube, Outer Harness (Black & Yellow) Screw, 10-16 _ 5f6 Screw, 10-16 x 1 Tube. Lower Screw 1(se_) 2 I 1 5 9 I 2 1 I 4 Liner Blade Assy. Push Nut A×le, Rear Wheels Rear Nut 10-24 Hex Rear Swivel R/LH. Screw 10-24xl-314 Screw 10-16×3/4 Screw, _-32x If2 Hinge Pin Housing-Set Terminal Gap Resistor (Dynamic Brake) Latch, Release B_ade Cover Screw, 10`16x1.1/2 Latch, Side Plate Screw, 10-32 x 5/8 Screw, 10-24 x 2_38 Edge Guide Washer. Thurst Motor Assy Front Swivel R/LH Spring, Compression Latch, Wheel Pivot Arm, Wheel Pivot Wheel, Front Axle, Front Screw,. 10-32 _F-.ndbell Assy..-Drive. WaSher.Thrust , Field Assy. Retaining Rin_l Armature Assy. Retaining Ring Washer, Bellville Endbetl Assy._Br_sh Insulator Brush, Carbon Spring, Brush Holder, Brush Bolt t!4-20xl Sleeve, Insulating Plate, Clutch Washer, Thrust Washer, Load Spring Sleeve, Clutch Fan Blade (85767) Lock Strap R_F. NO. 65 6_ 67 68 69. 70. 71. 72. 73, 74, 75. 76. 77. QTY. 1 I I I I I 2 6 I (sat) 2 5 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 PART NO. 1366 _362 2615 4883 5469 4346 4347 5468 4349 4345-1 4574 4345 88-405-00 DESCRIPTION Lock Washer , Nut 1;4-20 He× Nut, 6-32 Hex Harness, Assy., Motor Label, Handle Lebet, Warning Label, Dynamic Brake L_bel, Clean OUt Label, Name Plate L_bel, Rear Position Label, Housing Position Label, Front Position Owners Manua3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 "F 1 , 1(set) 1 1 1 2 I 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1_56 _-----60 ,,u ............... _._ Page7 . |1 ............... ir Iii i I ii ,,11 ,i,l,llnl -- -- _ [Sears HOW TO ORDER REPAIR PARTS OWNER'S MANUAL The Model Number wil! be found on a plate attached to yotw handle tube. Always mention the Model Number when requesting service or repair parts for your Sears Edger. All parts listed herein may be ordered from any SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. retail or catalog store. WHEN ORDERING REPAIR FOLLOWING 1Y_FORMATION: !. 2. 3. 4. MODEL NO. 257.857240 PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE THE PART NUMBER PART DESCRIPTION MODEL NUMBF_257.857240 NAME OF ITEM--ELECTRIC EDGER DOUBLE INSULATED USE ONLY SEARS REPLACEMENT PARTS. If the parts you need are not stocked locally, your order wilt be electronically transmitted to a Sears Repair Parts Distribution Center for expedited handling. Your Sears merchandise has added value when you consider that Sears has service units staffed with Sears trained technicians...professional technicians spec_wally trained on Sears products, having the parts, tools and equiFmeut to insure that we meet our pledge to you.., we service what we sell Sears SERVICE is at YOUR SERVICE. =,1 IIIIIIIIIIIIINH ii| •11 L = i=l,, ,t, =t :: _/ ................. Sold by SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Chicago, IL 60684 U.S.A. == i, FORM 88*405-00 i .............................................................................. P0684 Printed in U,S.A.
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