Makita 3612C Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 2)

1033/01d Router – Makita 3612C

Use the Router only on material that is free from nails, screws, grit,

sand, bitumen and any other non timber product.

Select a work area which is well lit and offers good ventilation. If the

item being worked on is portable, always place it on a suitable work

bench and secure it in a vice or with clamps.

Make sure that the power supply is within easy reach of the work

area to ensure that cables are not placed under strain.

Ensure adequate space around the work area for the operator to

work safely.

Clear the floor area around the work at regular intervals to help

safeguard against accidents.

If working at height, work from a suitable work platform, NOT a

ladder or steps.

You should use a dust collection system with this equipment, by

connecting a dust extraction unit to the outlet.

MAKE SURE that the collection system is securely attached to the

vacuum head.

The Router is fitted with a trigger operated

ON/OFF switch that has a lock OFF thumb

button. The lock OFF button must be depressed

before the trigger can be operated.

To switch the unit, OFF simply release the

trigger.

The Router is also fitted with a variable speed

control dial which should be pre-set prior to

switching the unit ON. See the chart for dial position and RPM.

The Router is supplied with an

adjustable side guide, which should

be used when running a cut parallel to

the materialʼs edge.

To adjust the guideʼs position, loosen

the two guide wing nuts and slide the

guide in or out as required.

A template guide is also supplied. To

fit the guide, move the guide lock lever

out, insert the guide then release the

lever to lock the guide in position.

Caution; cutters are very sharp, always wear gloves to protect your

fingers.

Switch the unit OFF and disconnect it from the power supply.

Depress and hold the shaft lock button then rotate the chuck until

the shaft lock engages. Using the spanner supplied, loosen the

collet nut by turning anticlockwise.

Remove any fitted cutter complete with reducer if used.

Insert the new cutter (complete with reducer if required) at least two

thirds into the chuck, then tighten up the collet nut.

Once tightened, release the shaft lock button and turn the chuck to

confirm that it has disengaged.

Depending upon the task you wish to perform and the size of cutter

being used, you can set the motor unit at a particular start height

and limit itʼs depth of cut.

Ideally, after fitting the cutter, you should set the motor head height

so that the tip of the cutter is just off the work surface when fully

raised.

To do this, turn the motor position adjuster clockwise to lower and

anticlockwise to raise. Make adjustment so that the tip of the cutter

is 2mm away from the work surface.

If you have a specific depth of cut required, you can limit the depth

the cutter can travel to. To set the depth adjust the depth stop bar

so that when lowered to the depth required, the stopʼs end makes

contact with the three way stop guide.

Turn the three-way stop guide so that the most suitable length ʻstopʼ

screw is used.

Make sure that you are wearing your PPE (personal protective

equipment).

Check the whereabouts of all cables and make sure all are clear of

the cut line. Check also that there is enough cable to allow the

Router to travel the full length of the work without being restricted.

Switch ON the dust extraction unit if being used.

Place the Routerʼs base plate on to the work without the cutter in

contact. Hold the Router firmly with both hands then depress the

lock OFF button and squeeze the ON/OFF switch to bring the motor

up to speed.

Lower the cutter to the required

depth and if making a long cut,

depress the head lock lever to

lock the head in position.

Move the Router slowly forward

to begin cutting. DO NOT

operate this machine ʻone

handedʼ and do not swap hands

when the unit is running.

Do not exert pressure on the

machine, let it work at its own

pace. Take your time, rushing the

work is both dangerous and can damage the machine, the cutter

and the material.

As you come to the end of the work piece the Router may drop

slightly and remove excess material. If this happens your work may

be ruined so practice with a piece of spare timber until you are able

to avoid the problem.

Move the Router progressively along the cut line. Always release

the head lock lever and allow the motor head to rise fully at the end

of the work piece

Release the ON/OFF trigger switch and wait for the motor to fully

stop.

Always replace the cutter once blunt.

When not being used, store the unit in a clean condition and in a

safe place, away from thieves and unauthorised users.

When you have finished, switch the unit OFF and wait for the cutter

to stop.

Disconnect the machine from the power supply then remove the

cutter from the chuck.

Next, give the unit a thorough clean ready for return.

Cutter

Spanner

Chuck

Shaft

Lock

Button

Cutter

Collet

Dial No. RPM

1 9,000

2 12,000

3 15,000

4 19,000

5 23,000

Head

Lock

Lever

ELEASE

LOCK

(Plunge Lock)

Template

Guide

Lock

Lever

CONTROLS

DUST CONTROL

ADJUSTMENTS

FITTING A CUTTER

ATTACHMENTS

OPERATING THE UNIT

NOTE

Failure to clean the equipment thoroughly may make you

liable to a cleaning charge.

FINALLY

EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE & CLEANING

Premier Plant Hire, Giant Arches 12-23, 48A Burbage Road, Herne Hill, London SE24 9HE

Phone: 020 7326 0000 • Fax: 020 7274 1555 • www.premierplanthire.co.uk 02/10

Information on vibration levels, weights and sound levels in

this guide were obtained from the manufacturer and correct at

time of print. No liability will be accepted for any inaccuracies.

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