Sears 113.21371 manual Trouble shooting, Outlet Before Trouble Shooting

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trouble shooting

WARNING: FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, TURN SWITCH "OFF"

OUTLET BEFORE TROUBLE SHOOTING.


	TROUBLE			PROBABLE				CAUSE
Noisy	Operation	1.	Incorrect				belt	tension
		2.	Dry		Spindle
		3.	Loose			spindle		pulley
			or	motor			pulley.
Drill	Burns.	1.	Incorrect				speed
		1.	Incorrect				speed
		2.	Chips			not	coming		out
			of	hole.
		3.	Dull		Drill
		4.	Feeding too slow.
		5.	Not		lubricated,
		6.	Drill		running			backwards.
Drill	leads off...	1.	Hard		grain		in	wood	or
hole	not round.		lengths			of	cutting
			lengths			of	cutting
			lips		and/or		angles
			not		equal.

AND ALWAYS REMOVE PLUG FROM POWER SOURCE

REMEDY

1.Adjust tension. See section "Getting To Know

Your Drill Press"...BELT TENSIONING ROD.

2. Lubricate

spindle. See "Lubrication"

section,

3. Tighten setscrews in pulleys.

1.Change speed, See section "Getting To Know

Your Drill Press". ,. DRILLING SPEED.

2.Retract drill frequently to clear chips.

3.Reshapen drill.

4.Feed fast enough...allow drill to cut.

5.Lubricate drill. See "Basic Drill Press

Operation" section.

6.Check motor rotation. See "Motor Specifications

and Electrical Requirements" section.

1.Resharpen drill correctly.

Wood	splinters on		1.	No "back-up				material"
underside,				under	workpiece.
Workpiece		torn	1.	Not	supported			or
loose	from	hand.		clamped		properly.
		,	, i
Drill	Binds	in	1.	Workpiece			pinching		drill
workpiece.				or excessive			feed
workpiece.
				pressure.
			2.	Improper		belt		tension.
Excessive		drill	1.	Bent	drill.
runout or wobble.			2.	Worn	spindle			bearings.
			2.	Worn	spindle			bearings.
			3.	Drill	not	properly
				installed		in	chuck.
			4.	Chuck not			properly		installed.

1. Use "back-up material"...See Basic Drill

Press Operation" section.

1.Support workpiece or clamp it.. ,See "Basic

Drill Press Operation" section.

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!.Support workpiece or clamp it.. ,See "Basic

Drill Press Operation" section.

2, Adjust tension,..See section "Getting to Know

Your Drill Press"...BELT TENSION ROD.

1.Use a straight drill.

2.Replace bearings.

3, Install drill properly,..See "Basic Drill

Press Operation" section.

4.Install chuck properly,, .refer to "Unpacking

and Assembly Instructions", . .INSTALLING THE CHUCK.

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Contents DRI LL Press with HP Motor Model no113.213710 Drill Press onlyOr power tools YOU have Read and Understand Following Additionam safety instructions for drill pressesFor Your OWN SAFETY, do not Attempt to Operate Your Drill Press UntilUnpacking checking Additional safety instructions for drill pressesCheck Motor Rotation Connecting to Power Source OutletRPM Volts Catalog no Cutting ToolAssembly Spindle Nose Locking Collar Chuck Chuck KEY Chuck Body Raising the Head Installing the Depth StopScrew the Thumb Screw partways into the Depth Pointer Keyway Groove Installing Motor Pulley10, Tighten the Head Lock Handle and the Quill Lock Handle Tighten the Quill Lock HandleMounting the Motor AssembtyExcessive Tightness could Bend the Motor Mount Grease Installing and Tensioning BeltBelt Tensioning ROD Getting Know Your Drill Press Spindle Speed ChartThumbscrew Another WAY Getting to know your drill pressHead Lock Handle ... locks the head to the column Tablelock Handle ,, locks the table to the columnBack on Removingthe ChuckPositioning Table and Workpiece Observe the Following Safety PrecautionsInstalling Drills OperationHole LOCAT!ON AdiustmentsBelt Tension Wheel Recommended accessoriesLubrication Outlet Before Maintaining or Lubricating Your Drill PressOutlet Before Trouble Shooting Trouble shootingParts List for Craftsman Drill Press Model no .21371 RPM Parts List for Craftsman Drill Press Model no .21371STD STDKey Parts List for Craftsman Drill Press71075 Spindle ASSEMBLY, Stop Parts List for Craftsman Drill Press Model no .21371Inch Drill 113.2!3710Part Model Number Name