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Anl POF 1100 E SPK1 13.05.2005
1. Description of the machine
(Fig. 1 and 2)
1 Handle
2 Scale
3 Depth stop
4 Motor housing
5 Mains cable
6 ON/OFF switch
7 Speed selector
8 Thumscrew
9 Guide bush
10 Trammel point
11 Routing base
12 Spindle catch
13 Parallel stop
14 Spanner
15 Clamping handle
16 Extractor socket
2. Technical data
Voltage: 230 V - 50 Hz
Power consumption:
Idle speed: 16.000 - 30.000 rpm
Stroke/routing depth:
Collet: Ø 8 and Ø 6 mm
For moulding cutters: max. Ø 36,5 mm
Safety insulated
Weight:
Sound pressure level LWA:
Sound power level LPA 100,5 dB(A)
Vibration aw:
3. Intended use
The router is ideal for the processing of wood and
plastic, for the removal of knots, for the cutting of
grooves and recesses, and for the copying of curves
and lettering etc.
It is prohibited to use the router to process metal,
stone and similar materials.
The machine is to be used only for its intended pur-
pose.
Any use beyond its intended purpose is a case of
mis-use. Liability for damage or injury resulting from
such a case of mis-use shall rest with the user or
operator and not with the manufacturer.
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4. Important information
Please read the operating instructions carefully and
note their contents. Use these operating instructions
to acquaint yourself with the machine, its proper use
and essential safety precautions. Keep the operating
instructions together with the router.
Safety rules
The corresponding safety information can be
found in the enclosed booklet.
5. Prior to operation
Before starting the router, make sure that all its
guards and safety devices are properly fitted.
Before connecting up the router, make sure that
your power supply complies with the data on the
machine's rating plate.
1020 W
6. Assembly and operation
Important!
40 mm
Pull out the power plug before fitting any parts or
making any adjustments.
A.) Fitting the extractor socket (Fig. 3)
II /
3.8 kg
Important!
89,5 dB(A)
For the sake of your health, always use a dust
extractor.
3,905 m/s
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Use the two countersunk head screws (a) to fasten
the extractor socket (16) securely to the routing base
(11).
The extractor socket is suitable for dust extractors
with a suction hose.
B.) Fitting the parallel stop (Fig. 4)
Insert the guide shaft (a) of the parallel stop (13) in
the holes (b) of the routing base (11).
Adjust the parallel stop (13) to the required
distance and clamp it in place with the thumb
screws (8).
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