Craftsman CompuCarve 133.217540 Instrukcja Operatora Pobierz pdf (Strona 11)

Sears, Roebuck and Co. CompuCarve™ System (Rev 1.18) 04/23/07

Unpacking and Setting Up the CompuCarve System

1. Remove the top packaging foam: After opening the shipping box,

carefully remove the top molded foam packing from the machine.

Located in the top tray are items B through K listed above.

2. Remove the machine from box: With a helper, lift out the machine

and place it on a sturdy table or bench. Fold down the Outfeed

Support Tables. Remove the plastic film covering the top clear safety

cover.

3. Attach the handle: Attach the crank handle ball to the crank lever

using the supplied shoulder bolt.

4. Prepare the flexshaft assembly: Remove the plastic wrapping and

rubber band from the end of the flexshaft assembly. Gently pull the

protruding flexshaft core (with squared end) out of the sheath several

inches. Push the core back into the sheath and make sure that it slips

into, and engages, the cutting motor. It will drop into the receptacle

on the motor side about 5/8 ths of an inch. Turn the core by hand and

feel for resistance of the motor. If the shaft spins without resistance,

push the core inward while rotating until it drops into the slot and

engages the motor.

5. Insert the flexshaft into cutting head: Looking through the slot in

the top cover, locate the shaft receptacle in the top of the cutting

head. The end of the flexshaft assembly is held in place with a ball

detent. Inside the receptacle there is a square recess that mates with

the exposed square end of the flexshaft core. Turn the chuck on the

bottom of the cutting head (open the safety cover for access) until the

square core end can be inserted into the recess. Press the flex shaft

all the way down into its receptacle. A click will be heard and felt as

the shaft snaps into place.

FIGURE 8: ATTACHING THE HANDLE

Handle

Shoulder Bolt

Crank Handle Ball

1 2 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ... 45 46

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Craftsman CompuCarve 133.217540 Instrukcja Operatora Strona 11