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Operator's Manual g

4 X 8" and

6 x 12"

SANDING CENTERS

Model Nos.

351.215080

351.21 5160

CAUTION: Read and follow

all Safety Rules and Operating

Instructions before First Use

of this Product.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.

www.sears.com/craftsrnan

20666.01 Draft (07/01{03)

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Warranty ......................................... 2

Safety Rules ...................................... 2

Unpacking ....................................... 3

Assembly ...................................... 3-6

Installation ...................................... 6-7

Operation ..................................... 8-11

Maintenance .................................... 12

Troubleshooting .................................. 13

parts Illustrattan and List ........................ 14-25

Espa5ol ...................................... 26-39

FULL ONEYEAR _RRANTY

If _is product fails du6 to a defect in material or workmanship

within one year from the date of purchase, Sears will at its

option repair or replace itfree of charge. Contact your nearest

Sears Service Center (1-800-4.MY-HOME) to arrange for prod-

uct repair, or mtum this product to place of purchase for

replacement

If this product is used for commercial or rental purposes, this

warranty will apply for 90 days from the data of purchase.

This warranty appitas only willie this product is used in the

United States

This warranty gives you spastic legal rights, and you may also

have other rights which very from state to state.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept, 817WA, Hoffman Estates,

IL 60179

WARNING: For your own safety, mad all of the Insfructlons

and precautions before operating tool,

CAUTION: Always follow proper operating procedures as

defined in this n'_nual even if you are familiar with use of this

or similar tools. Remember that being careless for even a

fraction of a second can result In severe pemonal Injury.

BE PREPARED FOR JOB

• Wear proper apparel, Do not wear loose clothing, gloves,

neckties, dnga, bracelets or other jewelry which may get

caught in moving parts of machine.

•Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair.

• Wear safety shoes with non-slip soles.

• Wear safety glasses complying with United States ANSI

Z87.1. Everyday glasses have only impact resistant lenses.

They are NOT safety glasses.

•Wear face mask or dust mask if operation is dusty

•Be alert and think clearly. Never operate power tools when

tired, intoxicated or when taking medica_orls that cause

drowsiness.

PREPARE WORK AREA FOR JOB

• Keep work area ctean. Cluttared work areas invite accidents

• Oo not use power tools in dangerous environments. Do not

use power tools in damp or wet locations. Do not expose

power tools to rain.

•Work area should be prepedy lighted.

• Proper electrical receptacle should be available for toot

Three prong plug should be plugged direcSy into properly

grounded, three-prong receptacte.

•Extsosien cords snduld have a grounding prong and the thr,..=e

wires of the extension cord should be of the correct g_uge.

• Keep visitors at a safe distance from work area.

•Keep children out of workplace. Make workshop childproof.

Use padlocks, master switches or remove switch keys to

prevent any unintant{ocal use of power too{s.

TOOL SHOULD BE MAINTAINED

•Always unplug tool prior to Inspection.

•Consult manual for sbeciflc maintaining and adjusting

procedures.

•Keep tool lubricated end clean for safest operation,

•Remove adjusting tools. Form habit of checking to see that

adjusting tcx_tsare removed before switching machine on.

•Keep all paris in w_rking order. Check ta determine that the

guard or other parts will operate properly and perform their

intended function.

•Check for damaged parts. Check for alignment of moving

parts, binding, breakage, mounting and any other condition

that may affect a _ol's operation.

• A guard or other part that is damaged should be properly

repaired or replaced. Do not perform makesh_ repairs

(Use parts list provided to order replacement parts.)

KNOW HOWTO USE TOOL

•Use nght tool for job. Do not force tool or attachment to do

a job for which it was not designed.

•Disconnect tool when changing belt or abrasive disc.

• Avoid accJdantal start-up Make sure that the tool is in the

"OFF" posilJon before plugging in.

•Do not forca tool. It will work most efficiently at the rate for

which it was designed.

•Keep bends away from moving parts and sanding surfaces

•Never leave tool running unattended. Turn the power off

and do not leave tool until It comes to acomplete stop

•Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance.

•Never stand on tool. Serious injury could occur If tool is

tipped or ff beltordiscare unlntentioneltyconta_ed.

•Know your tool. Learn the t_::#s ope,,'ati_n, app_icat)ot_ and

specific limitations,

•Use Recommended Accessories (refer to pages 19 and

25). Use of improper accessories may cause risk of injury

to persons.

•Handle the workplace correctly. Protect hands from possi-

ble injury.

•Turn machine otf if itjams. Beltjams when it digs too deeply

intoworkpiece. (Motor force keeps it stuck in the work,)

• Support workplace with miter gauge, belt platen or work

table.

•Maintain 'As_ maximum ciearanse hetweerl table and sand-.

ing belt or disc.

CAUTION: Think safety! Safety is a combination of operator

common sense and alertness at air times when tool is being

used.

WARNING'. Do not attempt to operate tool until it is com-

pletely essembisd according to the instructions.

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Refer to Figure 1.

Check for shipping damage, If damage has occurred, a claim

must be filled with carrier, Check for completeness.

Immediately repeit missing pal"is to dcoter.

The sanding center comes assembled as one unit. Additional

parts which need to be fastened to the sand[rig center should

be located and accounted for before assembling.

A Sanding Center

BDisc Table Assembly

C Disc Table Handle (2)

D Miter Gauge Assembly

E%" Abrasive Sleeve

F Belt Table Assembly

GToolbox with Pan Head Screws

H Dust Chute with Pan Head Screw

I Belt Table Handle, Sleeve and Locking Nut (21508)

J Belt Table Handle and Locking Nut (21516)

K Belt Platen Assembly

LAbrasive Belt

MDrive Roller with Set Screw (21508 only)

N Belt Dust Chute with Pan Head Screws

ODisc Adjustment Wrench (3ram)

PV="Drum Washer

O%'Table Insert

R Dust Collection Bag with Clamp

Not Shown: 3, 4 and 5ram Hex Wrenches, Belt Table Pointer

with Screw, Disc Table Pointer with Screw and 2Lifting Hooks

(21516 only).

ASCDE

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Figure t-Unpacking Bander @ __\R

WARNING: Do not operate machine until coreptetely

assembled. Do not operate machine until you have completely

read and understood this manual.

TOOLS NEEDED

While assembling your sanding center, you will need the

following tools:

•3, 4,5ram Hex Wrenches

• Combination Square

•Phillips Screwdriver

MOUNT SANDING CENTER i

Refer to Figures 2 and 3.

NOTE: Although compact, the sanding centers are heavy, At

least two people are required to riftfrom carton. The 21516 is

supplied with lifting hooks. Thread hooks into the cabinet, lift

machine to desired lecaUon, then remove and store hooks,

Choose asuitable location to mount the sanding center. The

sanding center must be installed in aplace with ample lighting

and correct power supply. To install sanding center:

•"The sanding center must be bolted to a firm, level surface.

•Make sure there Is plenty of room for moving the work-

place, There must be enough room that neither operators

nor bystanders will have to stand In line with the wood

white L_sthgthe tool. Allow room so that belt assembly can

be positioned horizontally.

•Sanding center can be Installed on a workbench or a tool

stand _sse Recommended Accesoodes, pages t9 and 25)

using bolts, t_:t_ washers end hex nuts (not suppl(ed).

E E

E E

O4

L i, ./

9tara

L._149m m _...J=

-- 310mm

Figure 2 -21508 Base Footprint

I._,....i

E E

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grllm

/

./

...................360ram .................

Figure 3 -21516 Base Footprint

ATTACH DISC TABLE ASSEMBLY

Refer to Figures 4 and 5, page 4.

•Silde disc table assembly outo the slides on each side of

disc guard. Thread the two handles through truenlons into

threaded holes on each side of disc guard.

• Be sure the gap between the disc and disc table Is V,," or

tess.

• )f an adjustment }s necessary, loosen set screw in alu-

minum disc througt_ the opening at top-rear of disc guard.

Posltlen disc V,," or less from edge of table. Secure disc

with set screw.

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Trunnion

Figure 4 - Attach Disc i-able ASSembly

• Using a combination square, set the table perpendicular to

the disc. Attach pointer with screw and set pointer at 0 °.

Figure 5 - Check Squarenes= of Table to Disc

I

ATTACH BELT PLATEN ASSEMBLY

Refer to Figure 6,

• Slide pivot bracket of belt platen over pivot stop bracket and

secure in position with socket head bolt. Make sure stop

bo!t is between limit stops.

Pivot Stop Bracket

Tighten to Secure

Figure 6 - Attach Belt Platen As=embly

A'FFACH DRIVE ROLLER

Refer to Figure 7,

• Slide drive miler over main shaft and secure in position

with set sorew. Make sure set screw tightens against fiat on

shaft.

Model 21508: Posltlon shaft end flush with rotter end.

Modal 21518: Roller is installed at factory,

Figure 7 - Attach Drive Roller

INSTALL ABRASIVE BELT

Refer to Figure 8.

• Pull tension lever up towards idler roller.

NOTE: There may be an arrow on the inside of the belt. The

arrow should point tn the _rection of belt travel to ensure that

the splice in the belt will not come apart.

• Slide belt over the ddve and idler milers; center belt on

milers.

•Push tension lever towards down drive miler to tension belt.

•Rotate belt by hand to sheck tracking. Belt should r_de

centered on drive and idler rollers. Adjust kacking nut as

needed to center belt on rollers

To gNut

Tension Lever

Belt

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ATTACH BELT TABLE

Refer to Figures 9 and 10.

•Position belt assembly approximately 30" from horizontal,

• Place locking nut Into trunnion groove.

•Position table and nut over the slide on the pivot bracket.

•Slide handle _mugh the platen and thread into locking nut.

(Model 21508 has sleeve with handle).

•Using acombination square, set the table perpendicular to

the bell Attach pointer with screw and set pointer at 0".

•Make sure thai the gap between the belt and bolt table is

'/_," or less Tighten handle securely.

• Position belt assembly upright and secure in position.

Figure 9 - Attach Belt Table

- Check Squareness o :Table to Belt

ATTACH BELT DUST CHUTE

Refer to Figure 11.

•Mount belt dust chute to p/aten using two pan head screws.

Igure 11 -Attach Belt Dust Chute

ATTACH DUST CHUTE

Refer to Ffguse 12.

•Slide dust chute onto end of chip exhaust. T'_jhtan so'-ew to

secure In _tt[on.

Figure 12 -Attach Dust Chute

ATTACH DUST COLLECTION BAG

Refer to Figure 13, page 6.

•Twist handle to completely open clamp

•Pull arm of dust collection bag through clamp.

•Pull arm of bag and clamp over dust chute. Secure bag in

position using clamp handle.

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Figure 13 -Attach Dust Collection Bag

ATTACH TOOL BOX

•Attach toolbox to rear of cabinet using two pan heed

screws.

Refer to Figures 14, 15 and 16, pages 6 and 7.

POWER SOURCE

WARNING: De not connect sanding center to the power

source _ntif a_ assembly steps have been comp|eted.

The motor is designed for operation on the voltage and fre-

quency specified. Normal loads will be handled sately on volt-

ages not more than 10% above or below specified voltage.

Running the unit on voltages which are not within range may

cause overheating and motor bum-ouL Heavy toads require

that voltage at motor terminals be no less than the voltage

specified on nameplate.

•Power supply to the motor is controlled by a single pole

locking rocker switch. Remove the key to prevent unautho-

rized use

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING: Improper connection of equipment grounding

conductor can result in the dsk of electdcal shock_Equipment

should be grounded while In use to protect operator from

electrical shock.

•Check With a quatif_ etectn_an ff grounding ins_uctions

are not understood or if in doubt as to whether the tcol is

properly grounded.

•This tool is equipped with an approved 3-coeductor cord

rated at 15or and e 3-preng grounding type plug (Figure

16) for your protecl_n against shock hazards.

•Grounding plug should be plugged directly into a properly

installed and grounded 3-prong grounding-type receptacle,

as shown (Figure 14}.

Properly Grounded Outlet _----_

Groundthg Prong _"J_) II

3-Prong Plug -___

Figure 14 - 3-Prong Receptacle

•0o not remove or alter grounding prong in any manner. In

the event of a maifunction or breakdown, grounding pro-

vides a path of least resistance for electhcal shock.

WARNING: Do not permit _ngers to tov_h the terminals of

plug when installing or removing from outlet.

•Plug must be plugged into matching outlet that is properly

installed and grounded in accordance with all local codas

and ordinances. Do not modify plug provided. If Itwill not fit

in outlet, have proper outlet installed by a qualified electhcian

•Inspect _ol cords pehodicsily, and if damaged, have

repaired by an authedzed service facility.

•Green _orgreen and yetlow)conductorincord is the

gmueding wire. If repair or replacement of the electric cord

or plug is necessary, do not connect _green (or green

and yellow) wire to a tire terminal

•Where a 2-prong wail receptac_ is encountered, it must be

replaced with a properly grounded 3-preng receptacle

installed in accordance with National Electric Code and

local codes and ordinances.

WARNING: This work should be performed by a qualified

electttdan

A temporary 3-prong to 2-preng grounding adapter (see

Figure 15) Is evetleb_e for cor,r,ec'_',gptugs to etwo pole

outlet if it is propedy grounded.

Grounding Lug _ _Make Sure

This Is

Aria pter--......._.'"_, .._ Connected

3-ProngPtug\ \_ I'_--"II ToAK_,,o

round

_2-Prong

Receptacle

Figure 15 -2-Prong Re©eptacle with Adapter

•Do not use a3-prong to 2-prong grounding adapter unless

permitted by local and nationsi codes and ordinances.

(A 3-prong to 2-prong grounding adapter is not permitted in

Canada.) Where permitted, the rigid green tab or terminal on

the side of the adapter must be securely connected to a

permanent alecbical ground such as a prepedy grounded

water pipe, e property grounded outlet boy.or a properly

grounded wire system.

•Many cover plate screws, watar pipes and outlet boxes are

not properly grounded. To ensure proper ground, grounding

means must be tested by a qualified etectdcian.

EXTENSION CORDS

•The use of any extension cord will cause some drop in volt-

age and loss of power.

=Wires of the extension cord must be of sufficient size to

carry the current and maintain adequate v_tage.

•Use the table to determine the minimum wire size (A.W.G.I

extension cord.

• Use only 3-wtre extension cords having 3-prong grounding

type ptugs and 3-pole te_des which acr_pt the toot

plug.

• Ifthe extension cord Is worn, cut, or damaged In any way,

replace it Immediately,

Extension Cord Lengt_ for model 21508

Wire Size .................................. AWG

Up to 25 ft ....................................... 18

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NOTE: Using extension cords over 25 ft. long is not

recommended.

Extension Cord Length for model 21516

Wire Size ................................... A.W.G.

Upto25ff ....................................... 14

NOTE: Using extension cords over 25 ft. long is not

recommended

MOTOR

The sanding centers are assembled with motor and wiring

installed as an integral part of the tool. The electrical wiring

schematic is shown in Figure 16.

21508 MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS:

Horsepower (Maxlmurn Developed) .................... 1

Voltage ........................................ 120

Amperes ....................................... T,5

Hertz .......................................... 60

Phase ..................................... Single

Rotation (viewed from left side) ................ Cl_-kwise

21516 MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS:

Horsepower (Maximum Developed} .................... 3

Voltage ........................................ 120

Amperes ........................................ 13

Hertz .......................................... 60

phase ....................................... Single

Rotation (viewed @ore left side) ................ Clockwise

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

WARNING: All electrical connec_ns must be performed by

a qualified electrician. Make sure tool is off and disconnected

from power source while motor is mounted, connected, recon-

nected or anytime wiring is inspected.

Motor and wires are installed as shown in wiring diagram

(See Figure 16). Motor is assembled with approved, 3-con-

ductor cord to be used at 120 volts.

The power lines are inserted directly onto the switch. The

green ground line must remain securely fastened to the frame

to properly protect against electrical shock. The power supply

to the motor is controlled by a single pole idoldng rocker switch.

• Remove the key to prevent unauthorized use.

Sw_tch

oS_lac_L__-----3___ ........

Li eco, ,........ ..................

Figure 16 - Wlrteg Diagram

Motor

DESCRIPTION

The Craftsman Sanding Centers are constructed of rugged die

cast aluminum and cast iron providing stability and vibration-

free operation. The sanding centers are used to sand, deburr,

bevel and grind large workpieces of wood, plastic and metal.

Mechanical variable speed feature allows precise control of

matedal removal rate.

Built-in dust colle_on system collects dust from the belt, disc

and spindle. Dust is exhausted into one included dust collection

bag. The belt housing can be pivoted from vertical to horizontal

for sanding large, straight workpieces. The belt assembly

includesa t_16ng,cast iron table with miter gauge and dust

collection chute. The disc can be used to sand or bevel

SUlfates with the use of 0to 45" scaled aluminum table. The

disc assambly includes a tilting table with miter gauge slot and

dust coltactionchute. The osdtiaiJng spindle pern#rtsthe sand-

ing of contoured shapes. The oscillating motion of the spindle

prevents I_'nlng of the workptace end Increases abrasive

sleeve life. The a_ustab_e miter gauge can be used on both the

belt and disc tables for guiding the workplece at adesired

angle while sanding.

SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL 21508

Belt size .................................... 4 x 36"

Belt platen area ............................. 4_[, x 1 ! _

Belt table dimensions ........................... 5 x 8"

Belt table tilts................................ 0 to 45 °

Belt speed ............................ 350-2300 FPM

Disc diameter .................................... 8"

Disc table direanslens ......................... 6 x 11"

Disc tsbte firs ............................... O to 4Y

Disc speed ............................ 550-3500 RPM

SpindJe size ..................................... _1_"

Spindle drum capacity ............................. 1"

Spindle speed ........................ 275 -1000 RPM

Spindle oscitialion rate ...................... 57/mintae

Spindle sf_oke ................................... _"

Spindle table size ............................. 8 x 12"

Overall dimensions ..................... 30 x 22 x 18Vz"

Switch ............................. SP, LoCking rocker

Weight ..................................... 135 ths

MODEL 2151S

Belt size .................................... 6 x 48"

Belt platen area ............................. 7 × 1B_t,"

Belt table dimensions .......................... 6x10"

Belt table tilts................................ 0 to 45 °

Belt speed ............................ 505-2800 FPM

Disc diameter ................................... 12"

Disc I_ble dimensions ......................... 7x15"

Disc table lilts ............................... 0 to 45 °

Disc Speed ............................ 750-3600 RPM

Spindle size ..................................... V_"

Spindle drum capacity ............................. 1"

Spindle speed ........................ 375 - 1800 RPM

Spindle oscillation rate ....................... 57/minute

Spindle stroke ................................... _f,"

Sp_ndis table size ............................ 8% x 12"

Overall dimensions ................... 33'1zx29'h x 20'/,,"

Switch ............................. SR Locking rocker

Weight ..................................... 200 Ibs

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WARNING: Operation of any power tool can result in foreign

objects being thrown into the eyes, which can result in severe

eye damage. Always wear safety goggles complying with

United States ANSi Z87.1 (sl_own on package} before com-

mencing power tool operation. Safety goggles are available at

Sears retail stores or catalog.

CAUTION: Always observe following safety precautions.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

•Whenever adjusting or replacing any parts on the tool, turn

switch OFF and remove the plug from power seams

•Recheck table handles. They must be tightened securely.

• Make sure ell guards are properly attached, All guards

should be securely fastened.

•Make sure all moving parts are free and clear of any

interference.

•Make sure all fasteners are tight and have not vibrated

loose.

•With power disconnected, test operation by hand for clear°

ance and adjust If necessary.

° Always wear eye protection or face shield.

°Make sure abrasive belt always tracks properly. Correct

tracking gives optimum performance,

• After turning switch on, always allow belt, disc and spindle

to come up to full speed before sanding or grinding.

• Be sure motor runs clockwise on disc side. Abrasive belt

must travel down.

• Avoid kickback by sanding in accordance with the direction-

sl a rrow_

• Feed workplace against rotation of the sanding drum.

•Keep your hands clear of abrasive belt, disc end spindle.

• Make sure sanding drum Is properly secured on the spindle

before operating.

°Always keep the spindle table Insert In place. Use the

correct size insert for each sanding sleeve.

* Clear debris from belt, disc and spindle tables before

sanding any workplace.

• For optimum performance, do not stall motor or reduce

speed. Do not force the work into the abrasive.

•Support workplace with belt table when sanding with belt,

with disc table when sanding with disc, with spindle table

when sanding with spindle.

.Never push a sharp comer of the work.piece rapidly against

the belt, disc or spindle. Abrasive backing may tear.

•Replace abrasives when they become loaded (glazed) or

frayed

• When grinding metal, move workpisce across abrasive to

prevent heat built up

•Never attempt wet sanding. If the workpieoa becomes too

hot to handle, cool it in water,

OPERATING CONTROLS

ON/OFF SWITCH

Refer to Figure 17.

The ON/OFF sw_tch is located on the lower front right of the

cabinet. To turn the sander ON, pull the switch to the up posi-

tion. To turn the sander OFF, push the switch to the down

position.

Figure t7 -ON/OFF Switch

SWITCH LOCK

Refer to Figure 18.

The sander can be locked from unauthorized use by tacking

the switch. To lock the switch.

•Turn the switch to OFF position and disconnect sander

from power source.

•Pull the key out. The switch cannot be turned on with the

key removed.

NOTE: Should the key be removed from the switch at the ON

position, the switch can be turned off but cannot be turned on

again.

•To replace key, slide key into the slot on _th.h until it snaps

Figure 18 - Lo_klng Switch I. the OFF Position

SPEED CONTROL

Refer to Figure 19, page 9.

CAUTION: Change speeds only while motor Jsrunning.

To change speed of the belt, disc and spindle, rotate the

speed control knob located on the front of the cabinet until

pointer indicates the desired speed.

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Figure 19 -Speed Control

DRUM CONTROL

Refer to Figure 20

The drum control is located on the front of the cabinet and

has three settings:

. Stop -Drum will not operate while the belt and disc are in

operation.

•Rotation only - Drum rotates while the belt end disc ere In

operation.

•Rotation with oscillation - Drum rotates and oscillates while

belt and disc are in operation,

CAUTION: The sander should be off when changing from

"stop" to "rotation". Changing the setting while the sander is on

can cause premature wear of the drum rotation mechanism.

:lgure 20 - Drum Control

DUST COLLECTION

Refer to Figures 21 and 22.

This sander has a built-in dust collection system. Them are

two gates that control the suction pressure, There Is one gate

at the belt dusl chute and one gate located beneath the

spindle table.

=lgura21 -Bust Collection Control at Belt Dust Chute

Figure 22 -Duct Collection Control Beneath Spindle Table

• When using belt: Rotate the knob on the belt dust chute to

"Belt. No other adjustment is needed.

• When using the disc or spindle: Rotate the knob on the belt

dust chute to "Disc and Drum" Then set position of the

gate beneath the spindle table to either =Disc_ for disc or

"Drum" for spindle.

ABRASIVE BELT FINISHING

•Finishing flat surfaces: Hold workplace firmly with both

hands; keep fingers away from abrasive bell Use belt

table. Belt table is used to position and secure work being

sanded, Keep end butted against table and move work

evenlyacross abrasive belt. Use extra cau_on when finish-

ing very thin pieces.

•Finishing long plies: remove bait tebte. Apply only enough

pressure to allow abrasive belt to remove material.

•Finishing curved edges: Finish outside curves on fiat por-

tion of abrasive belt. Finish inside curves on idler d_um por-

tion of abrasive belt.

Finishing end grain: it is more convenient to finish ends of

long workpieces with the abrasive belt in a vertical position.

Use belt table. Move work evenly across abrasive belt. For

accuracy, use miter gauge. Table may be _lted for bevelect

work.

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ADJUSTING BELT TABLE

•TOadjust belt table angle, loosen bendta.

•Tilt belt table to desired position. Adjust for 'h6"maximum

clearance between the belt end the table. Secure by tJghto

ening handle.

Tre_ng NUt

ADJUSTING BELT ASSEMBLY POSITION

WARNING: Disconnectsanderfrom powersource,

•Loosensockethead boltthat [sthreaded Intopivotbracket.

•Tiltbelt assemblyto desiredposition(fromhodzontelto

vertical),Secure beltassemblypositionbytighteningsocket

head bolt In pivotbracket.

HORIZONTAL BELT SANDING

CAUTION: When the sandtagcenter Is mounted on awork-

bench, make sure the dust collection bag Is clear of the belt

assembly.

Refer to Figure 23.

•The belt platen can be tilted from a vertical to a horizontal

po.Sltlon.

• Remove the belt table by removing the handle arid locking

nuL Loosen the socket head bolt in the pivot bracket;,tilt the

belt platen assembly to the hodzental position and tighten

the socket head bolt to secure posiUoo.

•Idler roller can be used as a contact drum to sand surfaces.

Socket Head Belt

the Belt Aasembly

REPLACING ABRASIVE BELT

Refer te Figure 24.

WARNING: Disconnect sander from power source.

•Sanding belt should be replaced when worn, torn, or

glazed. Remove belt dust chute by removing two pan head

screws

•Release belt tension by pushing tension lever toward idler

roller. Slide old belt off the ddve and idler rollers.

NOTE: There may be an arrow on the inside of the belt, The

arrow should point in the direction of belt b-avel to assure that

the splice in the belt will not come apart.

•Slide new belt over the drive and idler roller; center belt on

rollers.

• Push tension lever towards drive roller to tension belt,

•Rotate belt by hand to check traddng. Belt should dde

centered on drive and idler rollers. Adjust tracldng nut as

needed to center belt on rollers.

•Mount belt dust chute using pan head screws.

ure 24 - Replacing Belt

ABRASIVE DISC FINISHING

• Abrasive disc eand[ng Is well suited for finishing smell fiat

surfaces end convex edges

• Move workpiece across down side {right) of abrasive disc.

•Abrasive disc moves fastest and removes more material at

outer edge.

•For accuracy, uce miter gauge.

ADJUSTING DISC TABLE ANGLE

• Disc table is adiustab_e from 0 to 45 ° for beveled work,

• To adjust the disc table, loosen the two handles and pivot

to the desired angle.

•Use the scale on disc table trunnions to set table from O io

45 °from abrasive disc.

• When disc table is at desired angle, lock it into position by

securely tightening the handles.

REPLACING ABRASIVE DISC

Refer to Figure 25,

WARNING: Disconnect sander from power source,

•Remove disc table end dust cover, Remove old abrasive

dlso by peeling It from the aluminum disc. Removing alu-

minute disc from motor shaft Is not necessary'.

• Clean aluminum disc if necessary. Select the proper abre-

she disc and apply to z_]uminumdisc.

DuSt Cover

Figure 25 -Replacing Abrasive Disc

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•Additional abrasive discs are available (See Recommended

Accessories, pages 19 and 25).

• Replace dust cover and disc table.

ABRASIVE DRUM FINISHING

WARNING: Position the belt assembly to the horizontal

posiUon before using the drum, If the belt is in the vertical

position, it may be unintentionally contacted causing injury,

• Abrasive drum sanding is well suited for finishing small fiat

surfaces and small contoured work,pieces.

• Support worl<piece on the table. Hold workplece with both

hands and keep finger away from drum,

• Always sand against the rotation of the sanding drum.

•Using the oscillation feature will help reduce scoring the

weft<piece and protong life of the abrasive sleeve.

REPLACING DRUMS AND ABRASIVE SLEEVES

Refer to Figures 26 and 27.

WARNING: Disconnect sander from power source,

To install '/="sleeve:

•Remove knob from spindle, Knob has left hand thread,

•Place 'M" table insert into table

•Slide sleeve onto spindle

•Place 'W' drum washer ont_ spindle and secure with knob.

To install 1" sleeve,

• Remove knob from spindle. Knob had left hand thread.

•Place 1" table insert Into table

• S[ide sleeve over 1" drum Slide drum with sleeve onto

spindle

•Place 1" drum washer over drum and seCUre with knob.

Figure 27 - Install 1" Sleeve

USING MITER GAUGE

Referto Figure28.

•"Themiter gauge Is used on both belt and disctables.Use

the miter gauge for securingthe work and holdingthe

properangle whtieeendtng.

•Adjustangle by repostiloningthemiter gauge scale and

lockingit Intoplace withknob.

•Checkaccuracyof miter gauge scala.

•Use a combination square to adjustmiter gaugesquare to

disc.Indicatorshouldbe at zero. Loosenscrewand

reposttionIndicatorifnecessary.

Miter Gauge

WARNING: Make certain that the unit is disconnected from

power source before attempting to service or remove any

componenL

CLEANING

Keep machine and workshop clean. Do not allow sawdust to

accumulate on the tool. Keep the drums clean. Dirt on drums

will cause poor tracking and belt slippage. Operate tool with

dust cotiectlon bag instattad to keep dust from accumutat_ng

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WARNING: After sanding wood or nonmetallic material,

always clean dust collector and guards of sawdust be_re

gdnding metal. Sparks could ignite debris and cause a fire.

Be cedain motor is kept clean and is frequently vacuumed

free of dust,

Use soap and water to cleanpainted parts, rubberparts and

ptast_cguards.

LUBRICATION

The shielded ball bearings in this tool are perr_nen@y

lubricated at the factory. They require no further lubrication.

•Perlodlcatly grease the worm (Figure 31, Key No. 4) or

Figure 30, Key No. 1) and worm gear (Figure 30 or 33, Key

No. 34) and adjustment rod (Figure 29, Key No, 31 or

Figure 32, Key No, 30).

•Perlodisally grease the spindle (Figure 30, Key No. 10 or

Figure 33, Key No. 12) at the base, at the worm (Figure

30, Key No. 11 or Figure 33, Key No, 13) end gear on the

main shaft (Figure 29, Key No. 21 or Figure 32, Key No.

22) that meshes with the worm.

•When operation seems stiff, a light coat of paste wax

applied to the belt, disc end spindle tables will make It

easier to feed the work while finishing.

•Do not apply wax to the belt platen. Belt could pick up wax

and deposit it on wheels causing belt to slip.

KEEP TOOL IN REPAIR

• If power cord Is worn, cut, or damaged in any way, have it

replaced Immediately.

•Replace worn abrasives when needed,

•Replace any damaged or missing parts, Use parts list to

order parts.

Any attempt to repair motor may create a hazard unless

repair is dane by a quaJified service technician. Repair ser-

vice is available at your nearest Sears store.

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SYMPTOM

MoOr willnot Mart

Motor will not start;

fuses blown or circuit

breakersare tripped

Motor fails to develop full

power (power output of

motor decreases rapidly

with decrease in voltage

Iat motor termmals)

Motor overheats

Motor stalls (resulting in

blown fuses or tripped

circuit breakere)

POSSIBLE CAUSE(S)

1. Low voltage

2Open circuit in mutor or loose

connections

3. Defective switch

4. Defective capecltor

1. Short circuit in line serd or plug

2. Short circuit in motor or loose

connections

3. Incorrect fuses or circuit brenkem in

power line

!1. Power line overloaded with lights,

appliances and other motors

2. Undersize wires or circuits too long

3. General overloading of power

company_s fedJfflec

Motor overloaded

1. Short circuit inmotor or loose

connections

2. Low voltage

3. Incorrect fuses or circuit breakers in

power line

4. Motor ovedoad

CORRECTIVE ACTION

1. Check power line for proper voltage

2. Inspect all lead connections on moor for loose or

open connection

3. Replace switch

4. Replace capacitor

1. Inspect line cord or plug for damaged insulation and

shorted wires

2. Inspect all lead connections on motor for loose or

shorted terminals or wom insulation on wires

3. install correct fuses or circuit breakers

1. Reduce the load on the power line

2. Increase wire sizes, or reduce length of wiring

3. Request a _,,_tage check from the power company

Reduce load on motor

1. Inspect connections in motor for loose or shorted

terminals or worn insulation on ]eed wires

2. Correct the low line votiage conditions

3. Install correct fuses or circuit breakers

4. Reduce Iood on motor

Machine slows down Applying ten much pressure to wonV_ece Ease up on pressure

while operating

Abrasive holt runs off top Not kacldng propedy See operation "Replacing Abrasive Belt"

roller

Turning speed control 1. Varial_e Speed pulleys are binding 1. Spray penetrating oil between pulleys and shaft

knob does not change 2. Control mechanism loose 2. Inspect and gghtan control mechanism

speed. (see Figure 29, Key Nos. 28.50 or

see Figure 32, Key Nos. 28-49

Spindle does not rotate 1. Control knob set to "Off=1. Set oontrol knob to "Rotation"

2. Loose worm 2. Inspect worm and tighten

Spindle does not 1. Control knob not set to correct position 1, Set control knob to "Rotation with Oscillation"

oscillate 2. Loose collar 2. Tighten collar

3. Loose worm 3, Tighten worm

4. Loose block and/or rod 4. 33ghten block/red mechanism,

see Figure 30 or 33, Key Nos. 33_10

Dust collection not I 1. Gates irepropedy set

working

2. Belt loose or broken

3. Impeller loose or broken

4. Hoses not connected

Lack of lubrication

Noisy operation

1. Set gates to proper position, see =Dust Colleclion",

page 9.

2. Replace belt

3. Replace impetier

4. Check all hose connections

See =Lubrication", page 12

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Model 351.215080

Figure 29 -Replacement Parts Illustration for Belt and Disc Assembly

5?

40

14

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KEY

NO.

I

2

3

4

5

5

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

'15

16

17

q8

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

20

27

20

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

PART NO,

01784.00

20584.00

20585.00

20586.00

20587.00

20588.00

20589.00

01505.00

20590.00

20591,00

06983.00

20592.00

_1766,00

!0593.00

0863400

20594.00

20595.00

20596.00

20567.00

!BTD315236

20568.00

20569.00

20570.00

20571 00

20672.00

01900.00

STD315246

05284.00

2063700

20638.00

20639.00

20640.00

STD852005

STD640506

20641.00

00221.00

2064200

DESCRIPTION

54).8 X 10mm Pan Head Screw

Miter Gauge Assembly

Handle

Angle Label

Disc Table

iLeft Trunnion

Right Trunnion

6-1.0 x 12rnm Socket Head Bolt

Dust Cover

Abrasive Disc, 100 gd{

6-1.0 x 8turn Set Screw

Aluminum Disc

6-1.0 x 16mm Socket Heed Bolt

Slide

4 x 12ram Spdng Pin

Pointer

Disc Guard

Dust Cover

Disc Bearing Bracket

6203ZZ_ Ball Beadn@*

Main Shaft

5 x 5 x 14ram Key

51107 Thrust Ball Beadng

inner Variable Pulley

Outer Variable Pulley

3AMI-25 Retaining Ring

6204ZZ Ball Boadng*

5-0 8 x 25ram Socket Head Bolt

Bracket Plate

Nut

Adjustment Rod

Spacer

5mm Lock Washer*

5-0.Bmm Hex Nut*

Fork

3AMI-IO Retaining Ring

Clevis

*Standard hardware item available locally

&Not shown

QTY.

14

1

2

1

1

1

1

5

1

1

3

1

12

2

6

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

KEY

NO.

39

40

41

42

43

44

40

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

6O

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

pARt'NO.

120643.00

120644.00

20613.00

05331.00

03069.00

20645.00

20646.00

20647.00

20648.00

20649,00

01930.00

20650.00

20651.00

STD851005

20612.00

20611.00

20597.00

20598.00

05153.00

20599.00

ISTD840810

01775.00

20600.00

20601,00

20602,00

20603,00

STD862008

20604.00

20605.00

20806.00

20607.00

20608.00

20609,00

STD833030

20610.00

DESCRIPTION

Clevis Pin

Plate

Abrasive Belt, 100 Grit

_-0.8 x 1 2ram Socket Head Bol

5.0.8 x 6ram Set Screw

Spacer

Guide

Rack

Guard

Pointer

4-0.7 x 6ram Pen Head Screw

4.8-1.6 x 22ram Thread Forming

Screw

Knob

5ram Flat Washer"

idler Roller Assembly

Tension Lever

pivot Stop Bracket

Stop

6-1.0ram Fiber Hex Nut*

Pivot Bracket

6-1.0ram Hex Nut"

6-1.0 x 25turn Socket Head Bolt

Slide

Belt Table

Locking Nut

Pointer

6ram LOck Washer*

Ddve Roller

Belt Dust Chute

Handle

Angle Label

platen

Spring

6-1.0 x 30ram Hex Head Bolt*

Handle

'/

1i

I

I

I

I

2

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1 i

1

1

1

1

5

1

1

1

1

I!

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Model 351.215080

Figure 30 -Replacement Parts Illustration for Spindle Assembly

52

_4

26

"_ a3

28

36 35

37

39

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KEY

NO,

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

PART NO.

20628.00

9-28119

01760.00

20630.00

20650.0

07370.00

STD315225

20551.00

05331.00

20652.00

2055:100

00964,00

20554.00

07883.00

08435.00

0514600

07339.00

20652,00

20653.00

20654.00

20655.00

0160600

2065600

03812.00

20657.00

02817.00

20658.00

DESCRIPTION

Handle

1" Drum

6-1,0 x 16mm Soc_ketHead Bolt

DrUm Table

Dust Guard

3BMI-35 Retaining Ring

6202ZZ Ball Bearing*

Beadng Bracket

5-0.8 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt

Spindle

Worn_

6-1,0 x 6ram Set Screw

Collar

51102 Thrust Ball Bearing

5 x 5 x 30ram Key

3AMI_ Retaining Ring

6ram Steel Ball

Spring

Cam

Bracket

plate

6-1,0 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt

Front Cover

6-1,0 x 10ram Pan Head Screw

Shaft

4 x 20ram Spdng Pin

Knob

Standard hardware l_m _(table Iocafly

QTY.

t

1

4

1

1

t

1

1

5

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

6

1

1

t

KEY

:NO. PART NO. DBSCRIPT[ON QTY.

2130293231120619"0020659"002066120660.0020573.008TD84121716080"00.00Screw4"8"168witchSwitChwormSWitChStrain12.1.75mmReliefGearPlateBoxX13mmHexThreadformingNut. 6111111

33_5 t 20574.00 Worm Gear Shaft 1

20575.00 B_ket 1

_ /20576.00 Block 11

20577,00 Rod 1 /

39 | BTD852005 8mm Lock Washer* 1

40 / STD840812 5.1.25mm Hex Nut* 1

41 18121.00 3BMI-47 Retaining Ring 2

42 20578.00 Lever 1

20579.00 Pin 1

20580.00 Pivot 1

45 STD840610 6-1.0ram Hex Nut*

46_ 20664.00 %. Abrasive Sleeve, 100 Grit

20655,00 1" Abrasive Sleeve. 100 Grit

8TD315245 620477 Ball Bearing*

49 20863.00 _h"DrumWasher

50 20065.00 1" Drum Washer

51 20869.00 '/_"Tabta Insert

52 20871.00 1" Table Insert

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Model 351.215080

Figure 31 - Replacement Parts Illustration for Dust Collection and Motor

1

43

39

54

!

35

31 32

46 42

47 42

49

/50

44 34

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KEY

NO.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

15

17

18

19

2O

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

PART NO,

20561.00

20562.00

N/A

20560.00

00964.00

20563,00

01505.00

STDB52006

01760.00

20564.00

20565.00

20566.00

20581.00

20559.00

20558.00

20557.00

03812.00

20556.00

20582.00

01203.00

20631.00

20632.00

20633.00

20634,00

20635.00

2063600

07458.00

2O555.0O

N/A

DESCRIPTION

Capacitor

Start Capacitor

Tie Wrap

Worm

6-1.0 x 6rnm Set Screw

Motor Assembly

6-1.0 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt

6mm Lock Washer*

6-1.0 x 16ram Socket Head Bolt

Bottom Cover

Ddve Belt

DrNe Pulley Assembly

Fan Belt

Line Cord

Strain Relief

Toolbox Assembly

6-1.0 x 10ram Pan Head Screw

Rear Cover

Filter

3CM1-5 Retainin 9 Rin_

Valve

Handle

Hose, Left

Hose Tee

Hose, Right

Hose, Top

5-0.8 X 10ram Flat Head Screw

Dust Chute

Cabinet

*Standard hardware item avaitab_e locally

_. Not shown

KEY

QTY. NO.

1 30

1 31

2 32

1 33

1 34

1 35

4 36

8 37

4 30

1 39

1 40

1 41

1 42

1

143

1 44

6 45

1 46

1 47

2 48

1 49

1 50

1 51

152

1 53

1 54

2 55

1

1

PART NO.

20614,00

STD852005

00361,00

20583,00

01784,00

03069,00

20615.00

16254.00

STD315505

20616,00

20617,00

20618.00

20619.00

20620.00

18TD851006

i20621.00

20622,00

20623.00

20624.00

20625.00

20626.00

18268.00

20776.00

2O777.OO

06983.00

01784.00

20666.01

DESCRIPT(ON

Support

5ram Loc_ Washer"

5-0.8 x 8ram Pan Head Screw

Belt Cover

5-0.8 x 10ram Pan Head Screw

5-0.8 x 6ram Set Screw

Fan Pulley

36MI-26 Retaining Ring

60O0ZZ Ball Bsedng*

Spacer

Fan Shaft

Fen Cover

4,8-1.6 x 13rnm Thread Forming

Screw

Fan

8mrn Flat Washer*

Fan Housing

Connector

Belt Dust Collector

Valve

End Cover

Knob

Dust Chute with Screw

Dust Collection Bag

Bag Clamp

6-1.0 x 8rnrn Set Screw

5-0.8 x 12ram Pan Head Screw

Operator's Manual

QTY.

2

1

1

1

3

3

1

1

2

1

1

1

12

I

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

I

1

Recommend_l Accessories

_A

&

A

z_

&

A

A

Abrasive Belts 4 x 36" (Fine) 120 Grit

:Abrasive Belts 4 x 36" (Medium) 80 Gdt

&brasive Belts 4 x 36" (Coarse) 50 Grit

Abrasive Disc 8" Assortment (Rne) 150 Grit

Multi-Purpose Tool Stand

Abrasive Cleaner

Abrasive Sleeve 1/2" 50 Grit

Abrasive Sleeve 1/2" 80 Grit

Abrasive Sleeve 1" 50 Grit

Abrasive Sleeve 1" 150 Grit

9-283951

9-28394

9-28396

9-28318

9-22224

9-28000

9-28620

9-25621

9-28626

9-28628

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Model 351.215160

Figure 32 - Replacement Parts Illustration for Belt and Disc Assembly

2

\ \

9

/Io

I

2,

51

72

!

54

74

63 51 64

2O

,,_ ...._^ _/Lu/zuu_ i0:_8 PAOE 22/41 RightFax

KEY

NO, PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.

1 20703.00 Miter Gauge Assembly 1

2I20704.00 Handle 2

320705,00 Angle Label 1

4 20706.00 Disc Table 1

5 STD851008 8rare Flat Washer* 4

6 20707.00 D'unnion 2

701822.00 8-1.25 x 20ram Socket Head Bolt 4

8 20709.00 Dust Cover 1

9 9-28957 Abrasive Disc. 100 gdt 1

10 06983.00 6-1.0 x 8rare Set Screw 2

11 20710.00 AJuminure disc 1

12 00179.00 6-1.0 x 20mrn Socket Head Bolt 4

13 20711.00 Slide 2

t 4 08634.00 4 x 12rare Spring Pin 8

15 20712.00 Pointer 1

16 20713.00 Disc Guard 1

17 20714.00 Dust Cover 1

18 01760.00 6-1.0 x 16ram Socket Head Bolt 8

19 20686.00 Disc Bearing Bracket 1

20 STD315245 6204ZZ Ball Searing* 1

21 05284.00 5-0.6 x25ram Socket Head Bolt 2

22 20687.00 Main Shaft 1

23 00537.00 5x5x20rare Key 2

24 20570.00 51107 Thrust Ball Beadng 1

25 20690.00 Inner Variable Pulley 1

26 20691.00 Outer Vadable Pulley 1

27 STD315255 620572. Ball Bearing* 1

28 20755.00 Bracket Plate 2

29 2075600 Nut t

30 20757,00 Adjustment Rod 1

31 20758.00 Spacer 1

32 STD852005 5ram Lock Washer" 2

33 STD840508 5-O.8mm Hex Nut" 2

34 20759.00 Fork 1

35 00221.00 3AMI-10 Retaining Ring 1

20760.00 Clevis

20761.00 Clevis Fin

20762.00 Plate

Standard hardware itere availa_e locally

KEY

NO. PART NO.

39 STD852008

40 05331.0g

41 03060.00

42 20763.00

43 120754.g0

44 '20765.0g

45 120766.00

46 20767.00

47 01930.00

48 20650.00

49

5O

51

52

53

54

_55

56

!57

158

59

160

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

20769.00

STDB51005

01704.00

20715.00

20716.00

_0717.00

STD640812

00732.00

2071&00

20719,00

20720.00

20721,00

02681.00

20722.00

20723.00

20724.00

20725.00

20726.00

20727.00

8TD033030

20728.00

20729.00

05153.00

20730.00

20768.00

07202.00

DESCRIPTION

8ram Lock Washer*

5-0.8 x 12mm Socket Head BoJt

5-0.8 x 6mm Set Screw

Spacer

Guide

Rack

Guard

Pointer

4-0.7 x 6rare Pan Head Screw

4.8-1.6 x 22mm

Threadforming Screw

Knob

5mre Flat Washer*

5-0,8 x 10tern Pan Head Screw

PIvot Stop Bracket

Stop

Pivot Bracket

8-1.25ram Hex Nut*

8-1.25 x30turn Socket Head Bolt

Slide

Belt Table

Loddng Nut

Pointer

8-1.25 x 12rare Socket Heed Bolt

Drive Roller

Belt Dust Chute

Handle

Angle Label

Platen

!Spring

6-1.0 x 30rare Hex Head Bolt"

IHandle

Tension Lever

6-1.0mre Fiber He,'<Nut

Idler Roller Assembly

Abrasive Belt, 100 grit

8-1.25 x 10 Set Screw

QTY.

4

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

14

t

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

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KEY

NO,

1

2

3

4

5

7

8

g

!0

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

16

19

2o

21

22

23

24

PAR'r NO.

20746.00

9-28119

01760.00

20748.00

20664.00

20665.00

20669.00

07370.00

STD315225

20670.00

05331.00

20671.00

20672.00

00964.00

20673.00

07883,00

08438.00

05148,00

07339 00

20770.00

20771,00

20772.00

20773,00

01505.00

DESCRIPTION

Handle

1" Drum

6-1.0 x 16ram Socket Head Bolt

Drum Table

'h" Able Sleeve, 100 Gdt

1" Abrasive Sleeve, 100 Gdt

Dust Guard

39MI.35 Retaining Ring

6202ZZ Ball Beedng*

Beadng Bracket

5-0.8 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt

Spindle

Worm

6-1.0 x 6turn Set Screw

Collar

51102 Thrust Bail Bearing I

5 x 5 x 30ram Key

3AMI-8 Retaining Ring

0ram Steel Ball

Spring

Cam

Bracket

Plate

6-1.0 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt

QT_,

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

5

1

1

4

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

Standard hardware item available locally

KEY

I NO.

25

12o

27

28

29

3O

31

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PART NO.

20700.00

03812.00

20775,00

02817.00

20774,00

STD040610

20699.00

STD315245

STD841217

20692.00

120693,00

20694.00

20695.00

20696,00

STD852008

STD840812

18121,00

20697,00

20698.00

20863,00

20865,00

20869.00

20871.00

DESCRIPTION

Front Cover

6-1.0 x 10ram Pan Head Screw

Shaft

4x 20mm Spring Pin

Knob

6-1.0ram Hex Nut*

Pivot

62047_Z Ball Beadng*

12-1.75mm Hex Nut*

Worm Gear

Worm Shaft

Bracket

Block

Rod

8ram Lock Washer*

8-1.25mm Hex Nut*

3BMI-47 Retaining Ring

Laver

Pin

'1_"Drum Washer

1" Drum Washer

'h" Table Insert

1"Table Insert

QTY.

1

6

1

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

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1

1

1

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1

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Model 351.215160

Figure 34 - Replacement Parts Illustration for Dust Collection and Motor

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KEY

NO.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

117

18

19

120

21

22

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25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

PART NO.

20679.00

20680.00

20681.00

N/A

20682.00

01505.00

ST0852006

20683.00

01760.00

20684.00

20685.00

01203.00

20749.00

20750.00

20751.00

2075200

20753.00

20754.00

07458.00

2067400

02817.00

20675.00

20701.00

03812.00

20676.00

20677.00

20678.00

20581.00

06983.00

20702,00

01784.00

20732.00

DESCRIPTION

Worm

Capacitor

Start Capacitor

Tie Wrap

Motor Assembly

6-1.0 x 12ram Socket Head Bolt

6ram Lock Washer"

Bottom Cover

6-1.0 x 16ram Socket Head Bolt

Ddve Belt

Drive Pulley Assembly

3CMI-5 Retaining Ring

Valve

Handle

Hose, Left

Hose Tee

Hose, Right

Hose, Top

5-0.8 x 10ram Flat Head Screw

Dust Chute

4 x 20mm Spring Pin

Rear Cover

Filter

6-1.0 x 10ram Pan Head Screw

iAssembly

Strain Relief

Line Cord

!Fan Belt

5-1.0 x 8ram Set Screw

Belt Cover

5-0.8 x 10ram Pan Head Screw

Support

Standard hardware item arvaital_e looalty

Not Shown

QT_,

1

1

1

2

1

4

8

1

4

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

1

6

1

1

1

1

2

1

3

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KEY

I NO, PART NO. QT_

33 03069,00 3

34 20733,00 1

35 16254.00 1

36 STD315505 2

37 20734.00 1

36 20735.00 1

39 20736.00 1

40 20819.00 18

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20738.00

ST0851005

STD852005

05331.00

2073900

20740.00

20741.00

20742.00

20743.00

20744.00

00964.00

18288.00

16080.00

20737.00

20747.00

20731.00

20776.00

20777,00

N/A

01474.00

00361.00

21056.00

DESCRIPTION

5-0.8 x 6mm Set Screw

Fan Pulley

38MI-26 Retaining Ring

60OOZZ Ball Bearing*

Spacer

Fan Shaft

Fan Cover

4.6-1.6 x 13mm

Thread Forming Screw

Fan

5ram Flat Washer*

5mm Lock Washer*

5-0.8 x 12ram Socket Hea0 Bolt

Fan Housing

Connector

Belt Dust Collector

Valve

End Cover

Knob

6-1.0 x 6ram Set Screw

Dust Chute with Screw

Switch

Switch Plate

Strain Relief

Switch Bc0_

Dust Collection Bag

Bag Clamp

Cabinet

5ram Serrated Washer

5-0.8 x 8mm Pan Head Screw

Liffing Hook

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

!1

1

I

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

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R_mmended Accessories

Abrasive Belts 6 x 48" (Fine) 120 Grit 9-28403

AAbrasive Belts 6 x 48" (Medium) 80 Grit 9-28404

,', Abrasive Belts 6 x 48" (Coarse) 50 Grit 9-28405

&Abrasive Disc 12" 100 Grit 9-28957

/1 Multi-Purpose Tool Stand 9-22224

AAbrasive Cleaner 9-28000

A Abrasive Sleeve 112"50 Gdt 9.28820

t_ Abrasive Sleeve 112"60 Cdt 9-28621

t, Abrasive Sleeve 1" 50 Grit 9-28626

A Abrasive Sleeve 1" 150 Grit 9-28628

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4x 8"y 6 x 12"

CENTROS DE LIJADO

Modelos No.

351.21 5080

351.21 5160

PRECAUCION: Lea y siga redes las Reglas

de Seguridad y las Instrucciones de Operacibn

antes de user este producto par pdmera vez.

Jngl_s ........................................ 2-13

Ilustraci6n yLlsta de Partes ...................... 14-25

Garantfa ........................................ 26

Reglas de Seguridad ........................... 26-27

Desempaque ................................... 27

Mcotaje ...................................... 27-30

Instalacl6n .................................... 30-32

Operaci6n ................................... 32-36

Mantenimiento ................................... 37

Identlflcac_bn de Prebleraes ...................... 38-39

GARANTIA COMPLETA DE UN A_IO

Si fallara este producto par cause de defectce en el material o

en la mane de obra en un tapso de un abe apartir de ta fecha

de compra_ Sears Io reparard oteemplaza_, a su elecck_n,

sin costa adicional. Solicite al Centre de Servlcio Sears rnds

cercano (1-800-4-MY-HOME) la repamci6n del producto o

devud(valo al establecimiento donde Io adqulri6.

Sieste producto se usa pare fines cornerciatas ode atquitar,

esta garantfa msv&lida par 90 dIas a parUr de la fecha de

compra

Esta garantla aplica _lnicaraenta si el producto se utilize an los

Estados Unidos.

Esta garantia le otorga detaches legales especificos ytam-

Di_,n puede usted tener otros derechos qua varlen de estado a

es_do,

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Dept. 817WA, Hoffmae Estates,

IL 6017g

ADVERTENClA: Pare su proplssegurldad,lea todas

1asIostrucclones ytas pracaucionesantes de operarIs

herramfenta,

PRECAUCION: Slem/xe slgalos pmcedlmlentosde

operacl6ncorrectos,tel comase deflnen en este manual,

aun cuandeest_ familiadzade con el usa de 6sta o de arras

herramlantasslmllares,Recuerde qua desoufdarseaunque

s610sea par una fraccl6nde segunde puede ocaslonarla

graves]eslones,

PREPARESE PARA EL TRABAJO A REALIZAR

•Use raps apropiada. No use rope helgada, guantas, car-

bates, anillos, pulseras ni etres joyas qua puedan atas-

cares en fas piezas m6viles de fa mdquina,

* Use una cubierta protectora pare e_ calbello, pare sujatar a}

cabello largo.

•Use zapatos de seguridad con suelas antidesllzantes.

,Use gates de segurided qua cutup]an con la aortae ANSI

Z87.1 de los Estados Unldos. Los anteoJos comunes tlenan

lentes qua s_o son reslstentes al Impacto. NO son antcoJos

de segudded.

•Use una mbscera pare la cam ouna re&scare centre el

potvo,sl al utl/fzar fa herraaraienta se produce touche poivo.

•Est_ aleda y pierce clararsente. Nunea maneje henaralentas

mecdnlses cuando est_ cansedo, Intoxleado o baJola im

fluencla de medlcacldn qu_ produzca somnolenc[a.

PREPARE EL AREA DE TRA_.JO PARA

LA TAREA A REALIZAR

•Mantenga el drea de trabajo limpia. Las <'_n_asde trabajo

desordenadas ab"aen accidentes.

•No use herramien_ mec_nicas en am_e_tas pehgtos(_. No

use harremientas mec_nices en iugares ht'_rraedosomojades.

NOexponga las herramieNtaa mec_s aha IILMa.

•El "_reade trabaje debe ester iluminada ad_amente.

• De_e haber disponib_e una toms de comeste adecuada

para taharremienta.El enchL_ede tree puntes debe

enchufarae directamente a un receptdculo pare tres

puntes puesto a tierra correctamente.

•Los cordones de e0_tensi6ndeben tarter una imJntade

cone0d6na/Jerra y los fres hires del cord6n de extensi6n

deben ser del calibre correcto.

•Mantenga a los visitantes a una distancia prudenta del

drea de trabajo,

•Mantenga a los ni_ fueradel tugar de traba)o. Haga qua

su taller sea aprueba de nifios. Use candados, interrup-

tares maestros y extraiga las Ilaves del a_dor pare

irapedir cuelqu{er use involuntano de [as herramientas

mecdnica.s.

ES IMPORTANTE DARLES MANTENIMIENTO

A L._S HERRAMIENTAS

•Desenchufa siernpre ta hen_miente antes de inspeccionada.

•Consulte eJmanual pane Informarse sabre los proca@mien-

tos de mantenlmlesto y ejuste especfflcos,

•Mantenga la harramlanta lubrl_de y Ilmpia de mode que

funcione de fa manera rodssegura.

•Retire les herramlentas de aJuste. Deserrolle el h&btto de

veriflcar que hayan side retlmdas las herramle_tas de

aJuste antes de encander la mdqulna.

• Mantenga redes les panes Ilstas pare func_onar. Revise

el i_otector u arras p_ezes pare determiner s/funcionan

correctamente yheosn el treDaJoqua deben h_.

•Re'/ise qua no haya partes da_adas. Vedfique el ati-

neamlento de les padse m6v_tes, si hay atascamfento,

returns y montaJe o cualqulet olx'acondicibn qua pudlera

afeetat el fundoneralento de le herramlenta.

•S_hay una proteccidn o cualquier ob'a parte decade, dstas

deberdn repararse correc_amente o ear reempfazadas. No

hega reparac_coes provlslonales (vdlgaso de la Iista de

plazas Incluida pare soticitar plazas de reempfazo).

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EL OPERADOR DEBE SABER UBAR

LA HERRAMIENTA

•Use Is herramlenta corrects papa cede trabaJo. No fuerce 18

herramienta o el asossodo ni los use pare une tares pare

le qua no fueron diseffados.

•Dasconecte le herramlenta cuande semble la cortesoel

disco sbreslvo.

•Evlte que 18herremlenta se enclende par acddente.

Aseg_rese de que el Interrupter de le herramienta astd an

Is poslclbn OFF (apagado) antes de enchufad8.

•No fueme la hermm]enta. Funelonard en le forms rods eft-

clente ata vetcolded pare ta cut,Ise dlselSb.

•Mantenga [as manes alejadas de las partes moviblas y de

les superficies de lijado.

•Nunca deje desatendida una herremiente en funciona-

miento. Descondctela y no abandone el lugar haste qua

se hays detenido per complete.

* No Irate de alcanzar demasiado lejos. Mant&ngase flrme y

equdibrado.

•Nunce se celoque de pie sobre ia herramtenta. Se pueden

producir lesiones graves si la herrareienta se vuelca o hase

contecto con la cortes o at disco.

•Cc¢_ozca su herramiente, Apsenda a rsesejar te herra-

relents, su eplicaci6n y limitecionas especffises.

•Use los accesorios recomendades (consulte las pdginas

19 y25}. Si se usan acoesonos incorrastos, puede sufrir

lesiones o leeloner aalguien.

•Maneje te plaza de trabajo en forms correcta. Pmt_jase las

manes de posibles lasionas.

• Apague la mdquina sise atasse. La correa se atesse si

se introduce muy profundamente an te pieza de trabajo

(Is fuerza del motor te mantiene trabada er, la plaza

de _aDalo ).

•proporelone soporte ata piasa de trabejo con la gufa de

ingletes, plato de ia cortes o mesa de trabajo.

•Mantenga un aspeclo Ilbre maxlmo de V_,"enke la mesa y

el disco o la correa de lijado.

PRECAUCION: iPlense en la seguddadl La seguridad es

use oomblnadi6n del sentlclo comun del operader y un estade

de alerts permasente 81 user la herramienta.

ADVERTENClA: No trate de maneJar la hermmiente haste

que hays side complemmente armada seg0n 1as Instruccior, es.

ConsuHe la Figure 1.

Verifique qua no hayan ocurrido defies dumnto el envlo. Si

hay deSos, se deber_ presenter un redamo ala compaSla

de transporte. Verifique qua est_ complete. Avfse inmediate*

mento al distribuider el falten partos.

El centre de lijado viene montado coreo une unidad. Ser_

necesario Iocalizar y ver qua no falten las partes adicioneles

qua deben monterse en el centre de lijado, antes de instelarles.

ACentre de lijado

B Conjunto de la mesa del disco

C Manija de la mesa del disco (2)

DConjunto de la guia de ingtetas

EMange abrasive de %"

FConiunto de mesa de 19 corraa

GCaja de herremientes con tornillos de cabeza de pteos

H Canal pare polvo con tornillo de cabeza de place

I Manija de la mesa de la cortes, mange y tuerca de

segudded (21585)

J ManlJe de la mesa de [a correa y tuerse de segurided

(21516)

K ConJunto de plato de 18cortes

L Correa abrasive

M Rodilto impulsor con tornillo de fljack_n (21508 selamente)

N Canal pare polvo con tornillos de cabeza de pteca

OUave de ajuste del disco {3 ram)

P APandela del tambor de 'h"

Q Ioserto pare la mesa de _h"

R Boise de recolecol6n de polvo con abrazadera

No se mueelta: Llavas hexagoneles de 3, 4y 5 ram, Indicador

de le mesa de ta cones con tornltto, Indlcador de la mesa del

disco con tort_Jo y dos ganchos de eJevacJ_ (21516 seJemente).

ADVERTENCIA: No opere la m_qules haste qua est6 com-

pletamente ensemblede. No opera 18 m_quine haste qua hays

lefdo y entendldo completemente este manual,

HERRAMIENTAS NECESARIAS

Dumnte el monteJe del centre de IlJado, neceslterd las

slgulentes herramlentas:

•Llavas hexagoneles de 3, 4, 5 mm

•Escuadra de comblsecidn

•Destornillsdor Phillips

MONTE EL CENTRe DE LIJADO

Consulte las Figures 2y3, p_gina 28.

AVISO: Aunque compactos, Lossentros de lijade son pese-

dos. Se necesitan per Io manes dos personas pare secedes

de la c_ja. El rnodelo 21516 ineluye ganchos de elevac46n.

Enrosque los ganchos en el gabinete, eleve Is n_quina e la i

ubiseci6n deseade y luego retire y almacene los genchos, m

Elija un lugar apreptedo pard reenter el centre de lij_do, El U

centre de lijado debe instatarse en un lugar qua cuente con

suflciento ituminacibn y una fuente de alimenteci6n adecuade.

PaPa instelar el sentro de lijado:

•El centre de lijade se debe empernar auna superficie %rme

ydivelada.

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• AsagL_rese de que exista suflciente espacio para mover la

pieza de trabajo. Deberd haber suficiente espacio de ma-

nera qua ni los operadores ni dem&s personas tengan qua

pararse en Ilnea con la modem mientras se usa la herra.

mienta. Deje espacio para poder colocar horizontalmente el

conjunto de la correa

• El cenlro de lijado puede instalarse sabre un banco de tra-

bajo o una plataforma para herramienta (yea Accesonos

recomendades, pdginas 19 y 25) usande pemos, arandelas

de seguridad y tuercas hexagnaales (no suministradas).

I..........i:2F;:::22:[:':_ ......................... T_-............

L

E E

EE

9mm

L,,--.149 mm -_-_

310 mm --

Flgura 2 - Dimensiones de la Base 2'1508 .J

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E

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¢rJ

9mrn

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............... 360 rnm............. _.J

Figura 3 - Olmenslones de la Base 21516

ACOPLE EL CONJUNTO DE MESA DEL DISCO

Consulte _as Figuras 4 y 5,

• Deslice la mess del disco en las con'ederas acada lado de

la proteccidn del diso3. Pase las dos manijas a Iravds de

los mu_ones dentro de los orfficJos rososdos a cada lado

de la protecoi6n del disco.

• AsegL_rese de que el espacio entre el disco y la mesa del

disco sea de '/,_" o menos.

,, Si se requiere un ajuste, afloje el tornillo de fijaciSn en e]

disco de aluminio a tray,s de la abertura en la parte supe-

rior trasera de Is protecdSn del disco. Coloque el disco a

V_,"o menos del borde de la mesa. Asegure el disco con el

tornillo de fijad6n.

Flgura 4 - Acople el Conjunto de la Mesa del Ol_o

• Usando una escuadra de cornbinaot:_, co}oque ia mesa per-

pendicu_r al disco. La mesa del puntero _a estar a 0°.

Flgura 5 -Verffique la AIIneactbn de la Mesa con Respecto

al Disco

ACOPLE EL CON JUNTO DEL PLATO DE LA CORREA

Consulte la FJgura 6.

•Desiios el pantal pirate del ptato de la correa sabre el

soporto del topo de seguddad y ffjalo en so posici6n con

el perno de cabeza hueca. AsegQrese de qua el pemo

de tope est8 entre los topes de Ilmite.

Flgura 6 - A¢OplQ el ConJunta d@l plato de la Corn_

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ACOPLE EL RODILLO IMPULSOR

Consulte la Figure 7.

• DesJice el rodillo Impulsor sobre el eJe prlnclpel y asegurelo

en su posicibn con el tomillo de fijacibn. AsegOrese de que

el tornillo tie fljaci6n quede apretado y plane sobre el eje.

Modelo 21508: Celoque el extreme del eJe a nivel con el

extreme del mdllle.

Modelo 21516: El rodillo vlene In_'talado de f_brlce,

Figure 7 - A©ople el Rodlllo Impulsor

INSTALE LA CORREA ABRASIVA

Consulte la Figure 8.

+ Tire de la palance de tensl6n haole 8rrlba, hac_a el rodfllo

de tensiSn+

AVISO: Es poslble que heya una flecha en el Interior de la

correa. La flecha debe apuntar haci8 el recorrtdo de la coffee

peru aeegurar que el empalme en 18 correa no se desprende.

• Deslice la correa sobre el Jmpulsor y los rodillos de tenelbn;

centre 18con-ea sobre los rodillos.

•Empuje la pelance de tensi6n hada abajo, hacia el rodillo

impulsor pare tenser la correa.

• Gire Ja correa manuelmente pare verific_r Ja alJneack_n.

La cerrea debe querier centrada sobre el impulsor y 10s

rodittos de tensi6n. Ajuste la tuerca de alineaci6n segt3n

sea necesario pare centrar la correa sobre los rodillos.

Figur_ 8 - Instale la Corre;)

ACOPLE LA MESA DE LA CORREA

Consulte las Figures 9y 10.

•Colpeue el conjunto de la correa en una peslci6n aproxf-

madamente a 30" de la horizontal

•Coloque le tuerca de fl|acl6n en la ranura del mui=,6n.

•Coloque 18mesa y la tuerce sobre la corredera en la plez8

de soporte del plvote.

• Deslice la menlll8 etrav6s del plato e intr_lQzcela en la

tuerca de flJacibn. (El medelo 21508 incluye una mange

con manlJa.)

Uf_lizando una escuadra de cornbinaci6n, celoque la mesa

perpendicular ala correa. Acople el Indlcedor con un tor-

nillo y aJOsteloa 0°

•Aseg=3resede que el espacio entre la correa y la mesa del

perno sea de _h6"omenos. Apriete bien la manija.

• Coloque el conjunto de la correa en posici6n verUcal y

f(jelo en posid(_n.

Figure 10 - Verlflque la AIIneacl6n de la Mesa con Respecto

a Is Corroa

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INSTALE EL CANAL PARA POLVO DE LA CORREA

Consulte la Figura 11.

• Monte el canal para pelvo de la correa en el plato usando

dos tornillos de cabeza de placa.

Figura 11 - ACOpleel Canal papaPolvo de la Correa

ACQPLE EL CANAL PARA POLVO

Consulte la Figupa 12.

• Desllca el canal peru pelvo hasta el extreme del asplrador

de astillas. Apfiete el tornillo para fijado en su posielbn.

Flgura 12 -Acople el Canal para Polvo

INSTALE LA BOLSA RECOLECTORA DE POLVO

Consulte Ja Figupa 13.

• Glre la manlvela para abrir comptetamente la abrazadera.

•Tire del braze de la bolsa de recolecdbn de polvo atravds

de la abraz_em.

•T{re del braze de la bolsa y la abrazadera sobre el canal

para polvo. Asegure la boLca en poslctbn usando la

manivela de la abrazadera.

Figure 13 - Acople la Bolea de Recolecci6n de Polvo

ACOPLE LA CAJA DE HERRAMIENTAS

• Acople la caja de herramientas a la parte trasera del

armado usando des tomillos do cabeza de placa.

Consulte las Figupas 14, 15 y 16 en las p_ginas 31 y 32.

FUENTE DE ENERGIA ELECTRICA

ADVERTENCIA: No conecte el centre de fijade a fa fuenta

de alirnentack_n basra qua haya completado todca los pasos

del mordaje.

El mot_r ha side dise£_ade para ftmc_onar al v_taje y f_uen-

cia especJficados. Las cargas normales se pueden manajar

sin riesgos dentro de un intervafo del 10% respecto al voltaje

especificado. Si se hace funcionar la unidad aun voltaje fuera

de este intervalo, se puede recalentar y quemar el motor Las

cargas pesadas exigen qua el voltaic en los terminales dal

motor no sea inferior al especificado.

•La fuente de alimentacibn del motor est_ controlada per un

intemJptor oscilante enclavado unipolar. Extraiga la Ilave

pare evitar el use no autonzado.

INaTRUCCIONES PARA LA CONEXION A TIERRA

ADVERTENCIA: Si no se conecta correctamente el con-

ductor a f_erra del equipo, se cone e_ riesgo de un electxo-

cheque. El equipo debe estar conectado a tierra mientras se

usa papa proteger al opepador de un electrochoque

•Sinocomprendelasinstruccionesdecone_J6natlerrao

IJene dudes en cuanto a si la herramJenta est_ correcta-

manta conectada atierra, consulte aun elecb-icista

calificado.

• Afln de protegedo contra una descarga et_:.'trica, esta

hernamienta estd equipada con un cab/e de b-asconducto-

ms aprobado y clasificade para 150 V, as[ come con un

enchufe de k'es clavijas tipo conexi6n a tierra (Figura 16,

pdgina 32).

•El enchufe de conexi6n a tierra deber_ conectarse directa-

manta a un z(_calo pare 3 davijas instalado y cormctado

debidamente atierra, tal come so muestra en la Figura 14,

p_ina 31.

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Enchufede 3 puntas __----_/I

Figure 14 - Recept_CUlo pare 3_

•No retire ni modiflque en forms alguna la punts de cone_

xl6n a tlerra. En osso de un real fundonemlento o une

averia, la conex_bn a tierra proporciona una ruts de menor

resistencia papa la descarga eldctrios.

ADVERTENClA: AI conectar o desconectar el enchufe del

tomacordente, no permits que los dedos toquen los terml-

nales oel enchufe.

•El enchufe debe conectarse en el tomaconiente correspon.

diente que hays side instelado yconectado a tierra debida-

mente, de acuerde con redes le_ cbdlgos y regutaclones

locales. No modifique el enchufe que se inciuye. Si no cabs

en el tomacorrienta, solloite aun elec_cista call_cado que

instale un tomacontente adecuade,

•Revise pedbdicamente los cordones de la herramlenta y si

est_n defiades, Ildvelos aun centre de sarvido autorizade

papa que los reparen.

•El conductor verde (o verde y amarillo) del cord(_n es el

cable de conexldn a tlerm. SI es necesarlo reparar o reem-

plazar el corden ekT_ctricoo el enchufe, no conec_ el cable

verde (o verde yamarillo) aun terminel cargado.

• Si se cuenta i:lnicamellta COn un tornacor_snta de dos purl-

tas, %ste deberd sar reemplazado con un tomacordente de

tTespuntas debidamente conectade a tierra e instalado de

acuerdo con las Normas papa Instalaclones Eldc_icas

(National Elec_lc Code) y lOscbdlgos y regulaclones locales.

ADVERTENClA: Esta tame deberd ser reellzade Per un

eleclricista calificado.

Se puede user temporalmente un adaptader de 3 puntas a 2

puntas con conexibn a tierra (v_,asa ta Figure 15) pare conec-

tar los enchufes eun tomacordente bipolar que est6 ¢orrecta-

mente puesloa tierra.

Orejeta terminal de tterra AsegOrese

_rn_B_ que _s_

Adaptsdor _ne_a_ a

Enchu_ de 3 puntas gna Ii_fi'tl

Reo_vt/=culo

pare 2 pun(as

Figure 15 - Recept,_culo con Adaptador 10am En©hufe

de 2 Puntas

• No utilloe este tipo de adaptaderes a menos que est_ per-

mitide per los c(_digos y reguladones nacloneles y locales.

(En Canade no se permits user adeptadoms de conexl6n a

tierra de 3 puntes a 2 puntas.) Cuanclo est% permiUdo utilizer

este ripe tie adaptadores, la leng(_eta dgida de color verde o el

terminal en el lade del ndaptador deberdn estar bien conecta-

dos a una tlerra permanente, come saris une tuberla de ague

debidamente conectada a tierra, un tomacordente debida-

merits conectado a tierra oun elstama de cables debidamente

conectade a tlerra,

•Muchos de los tornlllos de le plancha de cublerta, les

tuderfas de ague y las cajes de tomacornente no estdn

debidamenta conectades a'0errs. Pare garantizar que la

conexi6n a tierm sea elective, un eleda'ldsta callflcado

debe verifiosr los medios de conexi6n atierra.

CORDONE8 DE EXTENSION

• El use de cuelquier _po de cord6n de extensidn ccasionard

una calda en el voltaje y una pq_'didade potencia

•Los c_l_es de! cord_ de exte_skSndeden _osr el tamale

suficiente papa conducir ta cements adecuada y mantener

el voltaje correcto.

•Utilios le mesa pare determiner el tamaffo mlnlmo del

cord6n de e0deesi6n (AWG).

• Utlllne Onlcamente cordones de extensl6n _tfllares que ten-

gan enchufes t_po conexl6n a tlerra de _s puntes y reosp-

tdculos trlpolsres que aospten el enchufe de la herramlenta.

•SI el cord6n de extensl6n estd deegastade, rote o daffado

an cualquler forms, reempl_elo lnmedlatamente.

Lo_ngltud del eordbn de exteseibn para el modelo 21508

Temar_o del aJembre ...................... Norms AWG

Hast_ 25 pies.................................... le,

AVISO: No sa recomienda utilizer condones de extensi6n de

m_s de 25 pies de largo.

Lm_gltud del eord6n de extensl6n para el medelo 21516

Tarsafio del alembre ...................... Norms AWG

Hasta 25 pies .................................... 14

AVI$O: NO sa recomienda utilizer cordones de ext_snsi6nde

m&s de 25 pies de largo.

MOTOR

Los osntros de lijade sa ensamblan con motor y cabtaade

instelado come por_e integral de la hermmienta. El esquem8

del cablesde sl6ctrico se muestra es la Figure 16, p_gina 32.

ESPECIFICACIONES DEL MOTOR 21508:

Caballaje (mdximo desarrollade) .................... 1

V_t_ie ........................................ 120

AmporaJe....................................... 7.5

Frecuencla (Hz) .................................. 60

Fase .................................... Monofaslco

Rotaci6n (vista desde el lade izquierdo) ...... En el sentido

de 1as m_ne_i_las de_ relo)

ESPECIFICACIONE8 DEL MOTOR 21518:

CsbellaJe (mdximo desarrollado) ...................... 3

Voftaje ...................................... 120

Amper_e ...................................... 13

Frecuencia(Hz) .................................. 60

Fase .................................... Monofdsico

Rotec_6n(vistadesde ellade izquierdo)...... En elsentido

de 1as manecillas tie1 relo)

CONEXIONE -_ ELECTRICAS

ADVERTENCIA: Un electric_sta califlosdo debe haoer todas

las conexlones el*_otricas.AsegQrese de que la ndrramienta

est_ apagada y desconectade de la fuente de energ[a eldctri-

ca mientms monte, conecte o vuelva a conectar el motor o

mlentras inspecclone el cabtaade.

El motor y el cable sa instalan tel come sa muestra en el dia-

gmrna de osbtaado (v_asa la Figure 16. pdgina 32.). El motor

est_ ensamb_ado con un cel_e de 3 condectores aprobado,

psra usarse a 120 vol'_os.

Los I[ness de energfa el*_ctrica se insertan direct_menta en

el interruplor. La Ifnsa de conexi6n etlerra verde debe per-

manener firrnementa sujeta al bestidor pare _'_=osr la adecuade

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proteccibn contra un electrochoque. La fuente de alimentacibn

del motor est_ controlada per un intemJptor basculanta de

enclava miento unipolar.

•Extraiga la Ilave pare eviiar el use no aut_izado.

Negro

Cord6nde

la lines

Figure 16 -Dlagrama del Cableado

Motor

DESCRIPCION

Los centms de I@adoCraftsman estan hechos de aluminio fun-

dido resistante yhierm forjado papa proporcmnar estabiUdad y

una operaci6n fibre de vibraciones. Los osntros de IVado se

usan pare 11jar,rebabear, t_iselar yesmedlar pieces de traba)o

de readers, pldmticoy metal de gran tamale. La funol6n de

vek:_Jdad variable mec_nica permits un control preolso de la

velocidad de extraceldn del material.

El sisterna de recolecci6n de poJvo incorpo,rado recolecta el

polvo de la correa, el disco yel husillo. El polvo se extras

t_acia una bolsa de recolecci6n de pol_ incluida. El slojamien-

to de la correa puede girarse de vertical a horizontal pare lijar

piezas de trabajo rectas de gran tamafio. El conjunto de la co.

rrea incluye una mesa de hierro foqado inclinable con gula de

ingletes y canal pare la recolecci6n de polvo. El disco puede

emplearse pare lijar o bisalar superficies con una mesa de

aluminio escalada de 0a 45 °. El conjunto del disco ineluye

una mesa de hiarro forjado inclinable con ranura pare gula

de ingletes y canal pare la recolecoldn de polvo. El husJllo

oscllante permits Iljer formas con contornos. [] movfmlento

osdlante del huslllo evlta que sa queme la pleza de trabajo y

aumenta la vide Otll de la mange abraslw, La guia de inglates

ajustabie puede usarse en las mesas de correa y disco pare

gular la pieza de tmbejo al dngulo deseado durante el IlJsdo.

ESPEClFICACIONES

MODELO 21608

Tama6o de la cortes .......................... 4 x 36"

Area del plato de la cortes .................... 4_/, x 11"

Dlmensiooss de la mesa de la correa .............. 5 x 8"

Inclinaci6n de la mesa de la correa ............... 0 a 45"

Velocidad de la cortes ................... 350-2300 PPM

Di_metro del disco ................................ 8"

Dimensiones de la mesa dal disco ............... 6 x 11"

Inclinaci6n de la mesa del disco ................. 0 a 45"

Velocidad del disco ..................... 550-3600 RPM

Tamale del huslllo ................................ %,

Capacldad del tambor del husHlo ..................... 1"

Velocidad del husillo .................... 275-1800 RPM

R_gimen de osciiaci6n del husillo .............. 57/mlouto

Recorrido del husillo .............................. %.

Tama6o de la mesa del husillo................... 6x12"

Dimansiones generales .................. 30 x 22 x 18Vz"

Interrupter ...... rnonofdsico, de encJsvamiento, basculante

Peso ....................................... 135 Ibs

MODELO 21516

Tamafio de fa correa .......................... 6 x 48"

Area del plato de le corres .................... 7 x 25_/,"

Dimensiones de la mesa de la correa ............. 6 x10"

Ineliosci6n de la mesa de la correa ............... 0e 45 °

Velocidad de la cornea ................... 585-2806 PPM

Didmetro del disco ............................... 12"

Dimensiones de la mesa del disco ............... 7 x 16"

Incllnad6n de la mesa del disco ................. 0 a 45"

Velonidad del disco ..................... 750-3600 RPM

Tamefio del huslllo................................ '/z"

CapacJdad de] tambor del husillo ..................... 1"

VelocJdad del husillo .................... 375-1800 RPM

P._imen de oscilac_6n del husillo .............. 57/minute

Recomdo dal husiflo .............................. %"

lamaho de la mesa del husnlo ................. 8,16x 12"

Dlmenslones generales ............... 33% x 29% x 20t/2"

Interrupter ...... monofdslco, de encJavemlento, basculante

Peso ...................................... 200 Ibs

ADVERTENClA: El funcionamiento de todas las herrsmien-

tea mec_nicas puede hacer qua saan ianzados alos ojos

cuerpos extratios, lo oust puede lesionarlos gravemente.

Siampre use galas de seguridad qua cumplan son los requisi-

tes de le norms estadounldensa ANSI Z87.1 (se indlca en el

paquete) antes de comenzar a user Is hermmlsnta mecdnlca.

Puede obianer gafas de segudded an les tlendas de Sears e

a trav6s de su seth|ego,

PRECAUClON: Tangs siampre en cuenta tas slgulentes

precauciones.

PRECAUCIONES DE SEGURIDAD

•Cuande aJuste o rosmplace cualqular parts de ia here-

relents, ponga el interrupter a ia posid6n OFF (ap_gado)

y retire el enchufe de le fuente de sllmentacl6n.

•Vuehta aveflficar 1as rnanivelas de ta mesa. Deben ester

firmaments apmtadas.

•C_npruebe qua todos los protectores est_n instalados.

Todos los protect_res deben ester firrnementa aco_lados

•Asag_resequenedeobstacu}iceningunepanemovlole.

•Asag0resa de que todDs los sujetadores est6n apretados y

no se hayan aflojado con fa vibracidn

•Con la alimentaci6n et_-'tdca desconectada, pruebe la

operacibn manualmente pare vedficar qua no hayan inter-

fet_-=e_asyajuste si es n_rio.

•8iempre use p_'otecck_n pare los ojos o pare la cam

•AsegOrese de qua la cortes abrasive siempre este correc-

tamente alineada. Una alineaci6n coKecta proporciona un

rendimiento dpfimo.

•Despu_s de colocar el lnternJpb:_" en ta poslol6n de sctiva-

do, siampre deje que ia correa, et disco y el husiJloalcan-

cenia velocided piana antes de lijar o esmerilar.

•Aseg0rese de clue el motor glre en el santido de tas

manecgiaa del relo_ en el iado del disco. La cortes abrasive

debe desplazarse hacia abajo,

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•Evite los conb'agelpes lijando segt_n t& direccibn de t&s

flech_s

• Alimente la pieza de trabajo centre la direcci6n ds rotaci6n

deltambor de li)ado.

•Mantenga las manes lajos de la cornea abrasiva, el disco y

el husilto.

•Aseg0rese cle qua el tambor de liiado est_ correctamente

asegurado en el _usillo antes de t& openaci6n.

Slempre mantenga an su lugar el Inserto de t& rne_ dal

huelfla. Use el Inserto del tamano correcto pare cada

mange de Iijado.

•LimpJe los testes de matert&l de las mesas de t& coffee,

disco yhusilla antes de IIjar cuelquler plaza de 'e_balo.

• A fin de Iograr un 6ptimo rendlmtento, no detanga el motor

ni reduzco su velaeldad. No fuerce t& pieza de tmbajo den-

tra de la pteza abraelva.

• Soporte la plaza de trabaJo con la mesa de le correa cuen-

do Ilia con oorrea, con la mesa del dlaco cuando UJacon

disco y con la mesa del huelllo cuando 11jecon haalfla.

•Nunca preslone una esqulna pronunct&da de t& hoJa de tra-

bajo r_pldamente centre la correa, el disco a el huelllo. El

material de refuerzo abraelvo padrt& rasgarse.

•Reemplace las piezas abrasives cuando se vean cargadas

(glaseadas} o gastadas.

•AI esmerilar metal, rnueva la pieza de trabajo perpandico-

larmante ala pt&za abrasive pare evitar qua se acumule el

taler,

• Nunca intente realizer operaelones de lijado en mojado_ Si la

pileza de b_bajo se calienta demast&do, enfrlela con a_Ja.

CONTROLES DE OPERAClON

INTERRUPTER DE ONIOFF (ENCENDIDOIAPAGADO)

Consulte la Figure 17.

El interrupter ON/OFF (encendido/apagado) se halle en la

parte delantera inferior derecha del armario. Para ON (encen-

der) la IlJadom, ponga el interrupter en le poelclOn superior.

Pare OFF (epagar) la IIJadora, ponga el Interrupter e la pasi-

c_n Inferior.

•Coloque el interrupter en In posiel6n OFF (apagado) y

desconecte la lijadora de iafuente de slirnent;aci6n.

• Extraiga t& Ilave, No se puede Ilevar el interrupter ala

posicibn ON (encendido) sin la flaMe.

AVI$O: Si se exttae 13Ilave con el interrupter en la posici6n

ON (encendido), se pueda Ilavar ala posici6n da apagado

pare no ela de encendido nuevamente.

•Pare velver a inserter la Ilave, desl|cela at intador de t&

ranura del interrupter haste que se acople.

Figure 18 -Interrupter de Endavamlento en la Poeicl6n

OFF {Apagsdo)

CONTROL DE VELOCIDAD

Consulte t& Figure 19.

PRECAUCION: Carnble las velocldades s61o mientras el

motor eat4 funclonanda.

Pare cambiar la velocidacl de Is con-ea, el disco y el husillo,

glre la manllle de control de veloctd_d ublcada en la parte

dalantara dal armada haste que el puntero Indlque t& veloci-

dad desaeda.

Figure "17-Interrupter de ON/oFF (Encendldo/Apagado)

TRABA DEL INTERRUPTER

Consulte la Figure 18.

Se puede impedir el use no autorizado de la lijadora trabanda

el interrupter. Pare trabar et interrupter:

CONTROL DI=L TAMBOR

Consulte la Figure 20 en la p_lgina 34.

El control del tambor eat& ubicado en la parte delantera del

anmsrio y tJenetres ajuates:

•Stop {Pare) - El tambor no funcionar& mientras la correa y

el disco est_n en operaci_.

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•Rotation only (Rotaci6n solamente) -El tembor gira mien-

tras la correa y el disco estdn en oparaci6n.

• Rotation with osci}lztion (Rotaci6n con oscilacibn) - [] tam-

her gira yoscila mientras la corrsa y el disco est_n en

operaci6n.

PRECAUCION: La lijaclora pebe ester desaclJvada cuando

se cambia de =pare" a=rotaci6n". Cambiar el ajuste rnientras

la lijadora est_, activada puecle causer que se desgaste pre-

maturamente el mecanismo de rotaci6n clal tambor.

Figure 20 -Control del Tambor

RECOLECGION DE POLVO

Consulte les Flgurss 21 y 22.

Esta lijadopa tiene un sistema de recoleccJ6n de polvo incorpo-

fade. Hay dos compuertas qua controlan la presi6n de suc-

clon. Una compuerta satb ublsada an el conal pare polvo de la

correa y ta otra debaJo de la mesa del huslllo.

Figure 21 - Control de Recol_ccl6n de Polvo sn el Canal

pare Polvo de la Correa

Fig ura 22 -Control de Re_olec©lbn de Polvo DebaJo

de la Mesa del Huslllo

•Ccande use la correa: Gire [a manilla en el canal para

polvo de la correa a "Belt" ("Correa") No se requiere

ningt3n otto ajuste.

• Cuando use el disco o el husille: Gire la manilla en el canal

pare polvo de la correa a =Disc and Drum" ("Disco y tam-

bof'). Luego ponga la posici6n de la compuerta debajo de

la mesa del husillo en "Oisc" papa disco o"Drum =pare

husi[Io.

ACABADO DE CORREA ABRASIVA

• Acabado de superfirJes planes: Sujete la pieza de tTabajo

flrmemente con ambes manes; mantenge _os dedes tales

de la CO[TeaabrssNa. Use la mesa de is coffee. La mesa

de la correa se usa pare pesldenar yflJar la ple'/.a de tm-

bejo qua sava a IIJar, Mentenga el extreme topando centre

la mesa y mueva la p_eza de trabaJo de manera pareJe yen

forma perpendicular ala correa abresiva. Tenga sumo

culdado cuando termine plezas muy delgades,

• Acapedo de piezes lergsa: Quite la mesa de la correa.

Aplique sblo la presl6n suflclente pars permltlr que la

corree abrasiva exb'alga el material.

• Acabado de bordes curvados: Reallce el acabado de les

curves exterlores scbre la sacci6n plane de la correa abrs-

siva. Reellce el ecabedo de las curves intedores scbra la

saccl6n pal tambor de tensl6n de la correa abrasive.

•Asapedo del grano final: Es m_s converdenta acabar los

extremes de plazas de tmbajo larges COn la correa abrasive

an peslclbn vertical. Use la mesa de la coffee. Mueva le

plaza de trabaJo de masara pareja y perpendicular a la

corma ebnsaIva. Papa mayor precls16n usa la guia de

Ingletsa. La mesa puede Incllnarse para reallzar trabalos

de biselado.

AJUSTE DE LA MESA DE LA CORREA

• PaneaJustarel _,ngulode la mesa de la correa,afloje la

manlvela.

•Incline la mesa de la correa ate poslcl6n desaada. Haga

losaJustes pars obtener un espacio libre de 'h_" maxlmo

enVe fa correa y le mesa. Asagdrefa apretando la

manlve[a.

AJUSTE DE hA POSIGION DEL CONJUNTO

DE LA CORREA

ADVERTENCIA: Desanchufe la lijadora de ta fuentede

allmsataci6n.

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Aflo)e el pemo de cabeza hueca atomitiade en el soporta

de pivots.

Incline el conJunto de la cortes a la posicf6n desaada (de

horizontal a vertical). Asegure la posld6n de_conjunto de la

correa apretando el perno de cabeza husca en el soporte

de pivots.

LIJADO CON LA CORREA HORIZONTAL

PRECAUCION: Cuando el cenffode Illado se encoentra

rnontado en un banco de tral_ajo, aseg0rese qua la bolSa de

recoleccibn de polvo quede alejada del conjunto de la cornea.

Consulte la Figura 23.

•El plato de la correa puede Inclinarse de posicl6n vertical a

hodzontal.

•Extraiga la mesa de la correa quJtando la mar*,.._ia yla

tuerca de segurided. Afloja el pemo de cabeza hueca en el

soporte de pivots; incline el conjunto del plato de la con'ea

a la poslct6n horizontal yapdete el perno de cabeza hueca

pars asagurar la posicl6n.

•El rOdlllo de ter_16n puede us_rse como tambor de contac-

to para lijar superficies,

Perno de cabeza hueca

REEMPLAZO DE LA CORREA ABRASIVA

Consults la Rgura 24.

ADVERTENCIA: Desenchufe la lijadera de la fuente de

alimentaci6n.

•La correa de lijado debe reemplazarse ouando estd gasta-

da, rasgada o glaseade. Quite el canal pare polvo de la

cortes extrayendo dos torniltos de cabeza de placa.

Liberela tensi6n de la cornsa empujando la palanca de

tensi6n hacia el rodillo de tensi6n. Deslica la carrea vfeja

fuera del Impulsor y de los rodUlos de tensi6n.

AVISO: Es poslble que hays una flechs en el Interior de la

correa. La _echa debe apuntar hacla el recorrido de ta cornea

pars asegurar que el empalme en la correa no se desprenda.

Desiice la nueva cortes sobre et impulsor y et rodillo de

tensl6n; centre la cortes sobre los Iodlllos.

•Empuje la palanca de tensidn hacla el rodi,o impuisor pars

tensar la cornea.

•GJrela correa manualmente pars veriflc_r la alineacl6n.

La cortes dede quedar cantrada sobre el Impulsor y los

roditlos de terlsi6n. Ajusta la tuerca de atineacl6n seg_n

sea necesado pars cantrar la cortes sobre los roditlos.

•Monte el canal pars polvo de la correa usando los tornillos

de cabeza de placa.

Palanca de tensibn

ACABADO CON DISCO ABRASIVe

*El lijado con disco abrasive as apropiado pars acabar

supen_cies planas peque_as y hordes con_sxos,

.Mueva la pieza de trabajo a travl_s del lade inferior

(derecho) del disco abrasive,

•El disco abrasive se rnueve m_s r_pidamante y extras m_s

material en el horde e0<terior.

. Pars mayor predslbn use la guia de Ingletes,

AJUSTE DEL ANGULO DE LA MESA DEL DISCO

La mesa del disco se ajusta de 0 a45 ° pare raalizar opera-

clones de blsalado.

•Pars ajustar la mesa del disco, afloje las dos manivelas y

glrela al dngulo deseade.

•Use la escala situada an los muftones de la mesa del disco

pars fijar la mesa en una posicibn de 0a45 ° con respecto

al disco abrasive.

• Cuando la mesa del disco est_ an el &ngulo deseado, f[jeis

en poslclbn apretando flr'rnementa fes manlvelas.

REEMPLAZO DEL DISCO ABRASIVe

Consults la Figura 25.

ADVERTENCIA: Dasanchufe la lij=_lora de la fuente de

alimentacibn.

• Extraiga la mesa del disco y la cubierta del pclvo, Extraiga

a_ disco ebnaelvo vieJosepar_ndelo def disco de elumtn{o.

No as necesario extraer del eje del motor del disco de

eluminio.

Cubterta

pars polVo

_igura 25 - Reemplszo del DI:©o Abrasive

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•Limpie el disco de aluminio si es necesario. Selecciorte el

disco abraelvo apmplado e Incorp6relo con el disco de

aluminio

•Hay discos al:_rasivosadicionales disponJbles (yea

Accesodos reoomendades, prig]has 19 y 25),

• Vuelva a colocar la cubierta pars polvo y la mesa del disco.

ACABADO CON TAMBOR ABRASlVO

ADVERTENCIA: Coloque el conJunto de Is cortes en posl-

ci6n horizontal antes de user el tambor. Si la correa est& en

posici6n vertical, puede haber contacto no intencmnel qua

1oodrfacauser lesiones personales.

* El lijado con tambor abrasivo es apropiado pars acabar

superficies planas peque6as y piezas de trabajo peque6as

con contornos.

•Soporte la plaza de babajo sabre la mesa. Sujete la pieza

de trabaJocon ambas manos y mantengs los dedos leJsa

del tambor.

• Siempre malice la operaci(Snde lijado contra la direcci6n

de rotaclbn del tambor de tlJade.

•User la funcibn de oscilaci6n ayudard a reducer las

muescas en la pieza de trabajo y prolongard la vida _lJl

de la mange abnaslva.

REEMPLAZO DE LOS TAMBORES Y MANGAS

ABRASIVAS

Consults ias Figuras 26 y 27.

ADVERTENCIA: DesenchLlfe la liiadora de la fuente de

alimentacibn.

PaPa Instalar la place de '12":

Extraiga Ja manil[a del husillo. La manifla Uen® ]a mano

izqulerda roscada.

• Coloque el insarto de la mesa de 'h" en la mesa

•Deslice la mange sabre el huslllo

• Coloque la arandela del tambor de 'h" sabre el husillo y

fljela con la manilla

FIgura 26 - Instals la Manga de '/="

Pars instalar ia mange de 1":

•Extrelga la manUla del hus/]lo. La manWa tenla la maria

izquierda mscada.

•Coloque el Jnsartode mesa de 1" en la mesa

•Deslisa la mange sabre el tambor de 1". Desiice el tambor

con/a mange sabre e/t_usillo.

• Cdoque la arandela de] tambor de 1" s_bre el tambor y

fljelo con Is manlike.

Inssrto de la _de t"i

USO DE LA GUIA DE INGLETES

Consults Ja Figure 28.

•La gu[a de ing]etes se usa en )as mesas de la correa y de]

disco. Use la gufa de Ingletes pars asagumr fa plaza de

trabajo y mantener el _mgulo correcto durante el lijado.

•Ajuste el dmgu]oreposlc!onando la escela de la gufa de

ingletes y enclav_ndela en su lugar con la manilla.

•Ve_ique la pPecisi6n de la sscala de la gu[a de ingtates.

•Usa una escusdra de combinacidn pars ajustar la

sscuadra de fa gu(a de inglstes al disco. [] indicador debe

ester en com. AfloJeel tomlilo y reposlclone el Indisador sl

es necesar_a.

Igura 28 -Uso de la Gu|a de Ingletes

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ADVERTENCIA: AsogOre_ de que la unldad est_

desconactada de la fuenta de alimentaci6n el_ctdca antes

de tratar de der servicio oretirar cualquier componente.

LIMPIEZA

Mantenga la rn_quina yel taller limpios. No perrnita qua el

aserrin s_ acumule en la hen_mtanta. Mantenga limplas los

tambores. La suciadad en los tambores hard qua la correa se

desalinae y resbale. Opens la herremienta con la bolsa de

resoleccibn de polvo instatada para avitar qua se acumule el

polve.

ADVERTENCIA: Despu_s de lijar madera o materieles no

met_licos, siernpre lirnpie el aserrln del recolector de polvo y

los protectores antes de esmerilar metal. Las chispas podrfan

encender los residuos y causar un incandio.

Asegt3rese de rnantaner el motor limpio y aspire el polvo con

regularided

Use agua y ial0bn para limpiar las plazas pintades, las plazas

de gorna y los protectores de pl_stico.

LUBRICAClON

Los rodamientos de i0ola protegidos son permanentamante

lubricados en la f_bdca. No requieren lubricacibn adicional.

•Engrase perlddlcarnenta el tomillo sin 'tin(Flguna 31, Clave

No. 4) o Flgura 30, Clave No, 1) y el engmnaja de1 tomlllo

sin fin (Figure 30 b33, Clave No. 34) y ajusta ta vedtla

(Figura 29, Clave No. 31 o FigL_a 32, Clave No. 30).

Engrase pedt_ciicarnente el husillo (Figure 30, Clave No. 10

oFigura 33, Clave No. 12) en la base, en el tomillo sin fin

(Figura 30, Clave No. 11 o Figura 33, Clave No. 13) yel

engranaje en el eje principal (Figure 29, Clave NO.21 o

Figura 32, Clave No. 22) qua se engraos con el tornilla

sin fro.

Cuande la operacJ6n parezca dgida, aplicar una capa

Iiviana de c_ra en pasta a las mesas de la correa, el disco

y el hUsillo facilita_ la elimentac_n de la ptaza de trabajo

durante el acabado.

No aplique cemal plato de la oorrea. La correa podrfa

recoger cere y depositarla an las ruedes, la cual podda

hacer que se resbale la correa.

MANTENG, A LA HERRAMIENYA EN BUEN ESTADO

• Si el cord6n de coniente el_cb'ica estd desgastado,

cortado odaSado an cualquier manera, c_mbielo

inmediatamente.

•Reemplace las piezas abrasivas gastadas cuando sea

neces_rio.

•Reempleos todas tas partas qua estdn del_iltas oclue fat-

ten (v_lgase de la Iista de piezas incluida para solicitor

10,iezasde repuesto},

Cualquier interito de reparar el motor puede constitlir un peN÷

gro a menos que sea realizado por un tdcinicoprofesional.

Puede obtaner servicio de raparack_l en la instalacibn de

Sears rods <_=rcana.

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SINTOMA

El motorno arranca

El motor no arranca; los

fusibles est_n fundidos o

los cortacircuitos estdn

desconectados

El motor no Iogra

Jesarr_lar tod_ su

3otencia (la potencia

de sallda del motor

:lisminuye rdpldemente)

un voltoJereducldo en

lostermlnales del motor

CAUSA(S) POSIBLE(S)

I1 8ajo voltaje

2. Circuito abie_o en el motor o

conextones sueltas

3. Interruptor defectuoso

4. Capacitor defectuosa

1. Cortocircuito en el cord6n de

alimentacibn o en el enchufe

2. Cortocircuito en el motor o

conexiones sueltos

3. Fusibleso cortacircuitosincorrectos

en la Ifneade allraentaci6n

1. La I[nea de alimentaci6n el_ctrica est_

sobrecargade con lucas, artefactos

el_,ctrtoos y otras motores

2. Cables deraaslado cortos o clrcultos

dernaslado largos

3 Sobrecarga general de las tostsiaciones

de la compafifa el_=ctrica

MEDIDA CORRECTIVA

1. Vedfique el voltale correcto de la Ifnea de alimentackSn

2. tnspecctone todes tas conexiones de los conductores

deJmotor papa ver que no hayan conexiones sueftas o

ablertas

3, Reemplaco el interruptor

!4. Reemplac_ el capacitor

I1. fnspeccione el cordbn de alimentaci6n o el enchufe

para ver que el aislamiento no est& der_ado y los

conductores no est*_n cortocircuitados

2. tospecelone todas ias conextones de tos conectores

del motor para descartar que hayan terminales en

cortocircuito o que est_ desgastado el aislamiento de

los cables

3. Instale fusibles o cortacircuitos correctos

1. Reduzca 18carga en la I[nea de alimentacidn

2. Use cables de mayor calibre oradu.zca la tongltod

del cobleado

3 Pide que la corapafiia e[Sctrica verifique el voitaje

Et motor se sobrecelienta blotor sobrecargado Reduzca la carga del motor

1. Cortoclrcuito en el motor o

conexJones sueltas

2Bajovoltaje

3 Fusibleso cortacircuitosincorrectos

en la Ifnea de allraentaci6n

4. Sobrecarga del motor

El motor se detiene

(hacJendo que los

fusibles se quemen o los

cortacircuitos se abran)

La rndquina reduce 18

velocidad durante la

operaci6n

Se estd apllcandoderaasladapresibna 18

,[e_ade trabaJo

1. Inspecc]one todas las conexlones de1 motor para

descartar que hayan _rminales en cortodrcuito o que

est_ desgastado el aislaraiento de los conductores

pnncipales

'2. Cordja las condictones de bajo voltaje

3. Instale fustoles o cortacirauitos correctos

4, Reduzca la carg8 del motor

AlIviela presl6n

La correa abrasiva se Alineamiento incorrecto Vea la secci(Snoperad6n =Reemplazo de la correa

des z6 de rod o 8brasiva", paglna 35

superior

!A} girar Is manilla dol 1 Las poleas de velocided variable estdn 1. Rode acaite penetrante entre las poleas y el eje

icontrol de velocidad, 6st8 @tascades

no cambia 2, El meconlsmo de con(to[ est_ floJo 2 Inspeccione y aJuste el mecan[smo de control (vease

la Flgura 29, Claves No, 28-50 o la Flgura 32, Claves

No. 28-49

El husillo no gira 1. LaoFFmanflfa(Apagado)decontrol estd estab_eclda en 1. (=Rotacl6n'}C°l°quela raanlfla de control en =Rotatfon"

2 Tornilto sin fin lfojo 2. Inspeccione el tornillo sin fin y apd6telo

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SINTOMA CAUSA{S) POSIBLE(S) MEDIDA CORRECTIVA

El husillo no oscila 1. La manilla de conirol est_ establecida 1, Colaque la manilla de control en "Rota_on with

en OFF (Apagado) Oscillation" (=Rotacidn con oscilaci6n =)

2. Collar fl_jo 2, Apdete el collar

3. Tomillo sin fin floJo 3. Apdete el tornlllo sin fin

4. BIoque y/o vadila flojos 4. Apdete el mecanismo de bloque/vadlla, vea la Figura

30 633, C]aves No, 33-40

El slstema de recoleocl6n 1, Compuertas ajustadas incon'ectamente

de polvo no funciona

Operad6n ruidosa

2. Correa fioja o rota

3, Rueda rndvilfloja o rota

4., Mangueras no conectadas

Falta de lubricaci_

1. Ajuste las cornpuertas a la posici6n correcta, vea

"Recolaccidn de polvo", pdgina 34

;'. Carnbie la correa

3. Reemplace la rueda rn6vil

_. Revfse todas las conexlones de las mangueras

Vea "Lubrlcaci6n', p_gina 37

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