Sears 26462_0 To operate the switch box, proceed as follows, Router and Switch BOX Operations

The switch box incorporates two positive features to prevent inadvertent switching on of the router and the unauthorized, and possibly hazardous, use by others. Inadvertent switching on of the router is prevented by the clear plastic switch box cover. The cover must be raised and the switch box manually toggled to the "ON" position to start the router. Also, the safety key can

be removed to disable the switch box by "locking" the switch box in the "OFF" position, thus preventing unauthorized and possible hazardous use.

The switch box can be turned "OFF" by pressing the switch box cover with the hand.

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Switch Box /

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To operate the switch box, proceed as follows:

t NOTE II Because the switch box also

functions as a circuit breaker, the "ON" position is labeled RESET on the switch box. For clarity this instruction uses "ON" in place of RESET.

1.Insert the safety key into switch box. See FIGURE 23.

2.To turn router "ON", insert finger under switch box cover and toggle switch box to "ON" position.

3.To turn router to "OFF", press switch box cover. NEVER leave router UNATTENDED until it has come to A COMPLETE STOP.

4.To lock switch box to "OFF" position, remove safety key from switch box.

With the safety key removed from the switch box, the switch box cannot be toggled to the "ON" position.

INOTE I 9-26462 Replacement safety keys are available at your local Sear Retail Store.

I ,_wARNING] Before proceeding any further, make sure the switch on the router is in the"OFF" position and the switch box lever is in the "OFF" position.

The switch box power cord can now be plugged into an extension cord.

ROUTER AND SWITCH BOX OPERATIONS

This section explains operation of the switch box with the power cord plugged into an electrical outlet.

The router will turn "ON" when the switch box is toggled to the "ON" (or "RESET") position.

1.Position the "ON-OFF" switch on the router in the "ON" position. On certain routers this will require the use of the switch trigger and "Lock-On" button. (Consult router owner'smanual.) Make sure the switch box lever is in the "OFF" position when doing this.

2.To turn the router "ON", slide finger under the

switch box cover and toggle the switch box to the "ON" position, as described in the previous section.

3.To turn the router "OFF", press the switch box cover, as described in the previous section.

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I NOTE I In the event of an overload situa-

tion, the internal switch box circuit breaker may trip and toggle the switch box to the "OFF" position. This will interrupt the power to the router and/or vacuum. If this occurs please do the following:

1.Unplug the switch box cord from the electrical outlet.

2.Clear the workpiece from the router table.

3.Correct the cause of the overload situation

(i.e., the removal of too much stock or use of too high a feed rate).

4.Plug the switch box power cord into the electrical outlet.

5.Restart the router as described in the section, Router and Switch Box Operations.

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[_tLWARNING] For your own SAFETY and the

SAFETY OF OTHERS, do the following when the router table is not in use:

1.Toggle the switch box lever to the "OFF" position and remove the safety key.

2.Turn the router off.

3.Unplug the switch box power cord from the electrical outlet.

4.Remove the router bit from the router.

5.Make sure the router collet assembly is below the top of the router table.

6.Store the switch box safety key in a safe location where it is not available to children or other unauthorized persons.

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I WARNINGI In the event of a power failure, blown fuse, or the router "stalling out" while

routing:

=Turn the router OFF by pushing on the clear cover on the switch box.

- Remove the safety key from the switch box.

•UNPLUG the switch box cord from the electrical outlet until the problem has been corrected.

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