Base Fig, Removing Motor from Base see Fig | Craftsman 320.17541

Fig. 5

INSTALLING ROUTER MOTOR

IN BASE (Fig. 5)

t, Turn motor off and unplug from power source.

2. Place fixed base on flat surface°

3,_ With back of fixed base facing you, open motor clamp (A)

4.Press in Coarse Adjustment

Knob (B) to depart the gears (C) while you align the motor housing's keystrip (D) w{th the keystrip-slot

(E)in the fixed base,

5.When the motor's keystrip is aligned and engaged into the base's keystrip slot, slide the motor down into the fixed base_

6.The motor will now slide up or down to set coarse adjustments when the coarse adjustment knob is pressed in,

7.After all adjustments are made, close the motor clamp securely.

REMOVING MOTOR FROM BASE (see Fig. 5)

1_ Turn motor off and unplug from power source.

2.Place router (fixed base/motor housing) on flat surface.

3.With back of router facing you, open the motor clamp (A)

4.Push in coarse adjustment knob (B) to release motor housing "keystrip" (C) from gear !n base, while you lift motor free of base.

5o Set motor upside down on its top cap with collet pointing up and remove cutter bit. Store motor and base in case when not being used°

WARNING: ALWAYS remove cutter bits from collet/nut when the router not being used. Leaving bits installed could result in an accident causing

rious personal injury,

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Craftsman 320.17541 operating instructions Base Fig, Removing Motor from Base see Fig, Rious personal injury

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Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A Warranty For Free Replacement Oneyear Fullwarranty on Craftsman Product Damage Prevention and Information Messages Safety Alert Symbol IndicatesDANGER,WARNING,OR Personal Safety Work Area Safety Electrical Safety Tool USE and Care Safety Safety Symbols for Your Tool Electrical SafetyLabel on your tool may include the following symbols Extension Cords Safety Rules for Routers Service SafetyCutter bits coast after router is switched off Do not HAND-HOLDTHE Router in AN Upside Down or Horizontal Safety Rules for Routers Additional Rules for Safe Operation Some examples of these chemicals are In. Collet/Nut Collet/Nut wrench Additional Rules for Safe Operation Sawdust Extraction Hood Screws For attaching Hood Knowyour Fixed Base Router cont. Fig This Fixed Base Router has the following features Know Your Fixed Base Router cont. Fig Indicator Light RPM Selecting the Cutter BIT Installing the Cutter BIT Installing and Removing the Cutting BIT Figs , 4 and 4a Removing the Cutter BIT Figs and 4 see Installing Router Motor in Base Rious personal injury Base FigRemoving Motor from Base see Fig Coarse Adjustment Adjusting Depth of CUTMicro Adjustments Do not Exceed 1/8-1N.DEPTH of CUT in a single pass To Adjust Depth Figs and 6a Deep Cuts Soft Start Feature LED Worklights Fig Edge Routing Fig Edge Routing or Internal Routing Feed Direction Internal Routing Figs , 11a, 11b Freehand Routing with the Fixed Base Fig 14a Edging with a Pilot BIT Figs and 14a Direction of Feed External Cuts Fig Feeding the Router Fig Guide Outside Direction of Feed Internal Cuts Figs and 16a Feeding TOO Fast Fig Rate of Feed Figs and 17a Dust Collection with Dust Extraction Hood Chip shield deflector is not intended as a safety guardTabs General Routine Maintenance Lubrication Replacement of Carbon Brushes Fig Dovetail 4k Warning Only use Amp / 13/4Peak HP Amp / 1314Peak HP Model Number Desi crptio Item No Parts No Parts Description Amp / 1 3/4 Peak HP Fixed Base Router- Model NumberPage Page Sears Parts and Repair Center No matter who made it, no matter who sold itUSA 800-36!-6665 Canada SU-HOGAR