Craftsman 351.217450 Operator's Manual Page 16

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NOTE: Magnets can be easily disengaged from blade
by tiltingthem to lefl or right.
CAUTION: Blade edges are extremely sharp. Keep
fingers away from blades at all times.
Reverse blade or replace with new blade and care-
fully positionit on the two setting ringsusing the two
magnets. The setting ringspositionthe blade at the
correct height. There is one setting ring at each end
of the cutterhead.
Retighten chain by secudng idlerbracket in position.
Tighten socket head bolts securely.
Set planerlmolder back on its base.
Make a test cut to verify adjustment.
Ring
Figure 32 - Use Setting Rings to Position Blades
Secure blade by tightening the seven gib bolts.Make
sure blade does not move while tightening the bolts.
Use a piece of scrap wood to hold blade in place so
it does not creep up.Tighten bolts equally so that
clamping force is uniformacross blade.
Depress latch to release cutterhead. Release latch
when cutterbeed can be turned by hand.
Turn cutterhead by hand untilit is stopped by self-
engaging latch.
Repeat the above procedurefor the other blade.
Replace blade cover and secure it usingscrew.
ADJUSTING ROLLERCASE LEVEL
Refer to Figure 33.
The planer/molder will produce an uneven depth of cut
(tapered cut) ifrollercase is not parallelwith base. To
restore parallelismof rollercasewith base:
Using a test piece, measure height of the taper.
Determine which corner or side needs adjustment.
Turn planer/molder off and disconnectfrom power
source.
Foldfront and rear extension tables.
Lay planer/molder carefully on its back so that bot-
tom side of base is facing you.
Loosen two socket head boltson the idler bracket.
Loosen chain by sliding idler bracket.
Carefully rotate the sprocketby hand to change the
rolleroase height.Be sureto leave theother sprockets
untouched.Do not rotate sprocketmore than one or
two teeth. Movement of one sprockettoothrelative to
the chain moves the rollercaseapproximately0.006".
Figure 33 - Adjust Rollercase Level to Base..
Check and Lube Chain
BRUSH INSPECTION AND REPLACEMENT
Refer to Figure 36, page 22.
WARNING: Turn planer/molder off and disconnect
from power source.
Brushlife depends on amount of load on motor.
Regularlyinspect brushes after 100 hours of use.
Loosen brush cap and gently remove brush from
motor (Key Nos. 36 and 37). Be careful o{ springs.
NOTE: Brushes are locatedon both front and rear of
planer/molder.
Replace brushesif spring is damaged. _
Replace brushesif carbon is worn to 1/,, length.
At_erinspectionreplace brush and cap.
REPLACING DRIVE BELT
Refer to Figures 35 and 37, pages 20 and 24.
inadequate tension will cause drive beltsto slip from
the pulleys.Loose belts must be replaced.To replace
drive-belts:
Remove socket head bolt, plug and handle (Fig. 35,
Key Nos. 4, 5 and 6). Pull knob (Fig.35, Key No. 50)
off.
Remove two fiat head screws(Fig.35, Key No. 7)
from cap (Fig. 35, Key No. 8). Loosen cap. Remove
rightside cover (Fig. 35, Key No.49).
Remove fan belt (Fig. 37, Key No.28) by Walkingthe
belt from both pulleysalternately.Gently pullthe belt
while turningthe pulleysat the same time. Repeat
with drive-belt (Fig. 37, Key No. 67).
Replace with new belt.Walk the belt onto the pulleys
in the reverse manner as when removingthe belts.
Make sure the belt is evenly seated all the way on
both pulleys.
Replace rightside cover and knob. Replace cap and
secure withfiat head screws. Replace handle and
secure with plug end socket head bolt.
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