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Delta (Model 31-695) User Manual

Delta (Model 31-695)
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PART NO. 902122 - 02-20-04
Copyright © 2004 Delta Machinery
ESPAÑOL: PÁGINA 21
To learn more about DELTA MACHINERY
visit our website at: www.deltamachinery.com.
For Parts, Service, Warranty or other Assistance,
please call
1-800-223-7278 (In Canada call 1-800-463-3582).
6" Belt / 9" Disc Sander
(Model 31-695)
11365
RTD10000116AA
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Delta (Model 31-695) Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeOscillating Spindle Sander
Motor Power1/2 HP
Oscillations Per Minute58 OPM
Speed1725 RPM
Spindle Speed1725 RPM
Spindle Stroke1 inch
Spindle Sizes Included1/2", 1-1/2", 2"

Summary

SAFETY GUIDELINES - DEFINITIONS

DANGER

Imminent hazard, death or serious injury.

WARNING

Potentially hazardous situation, death or serious injury.

CAUTION

Potentially hazardous situation, minor or moderate injury.

CAUTION (Property Damage)

Potentially hazardous situation, property damage.

HAZARDS OF DUST

Hazards of dust from construction activities (cancer, birth defects).

GENERAL SAFETY RULES

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

General safety advice for woodworking machinery.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Emphasizes reading instructions before use to prevent injury.

MACHINE APPLICATIONS

Warning against modifying or misusing the machine.

READ MANUAL

Importance of reading the manual for safety.

EYE PROTECTION

Requirement for eye protection and other safety gear.

PROPER APPAREL

Guidelines on appropriate clothing and footwear.

DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENT

Avoid wet/damp locations and ensure good lighting.

TOOL MAINTENANCE

Importance of maintaining tools for safety and performance.

CHECK DAMAGED PARTS

Inspect for damaged parts before operation.

CLEAN WORK AREA

Maintain a clean workspace to prevent accidents.

KEEP VISITORS AWAY

Ensure children and visitors are kept away from the workshop.

PREVENT UNINTENTIONAL STARTING

Ensure switch is off before plugging in; move to OFF during power failure.

USE GUARDS

Ensure all guards are in place and working.

REMOVE KEYS/WRENCHES

Remove tools before operation to prevent them being thrown.

USE RIGHT MACHINE

Do not force a machine for unintended jobs.

RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES

Use only Delta-recommended accessories.

PROPER EXTENSION CORD

Use correct gauge extension cords for safety and performance.

SECURE WORKPIECE

Use clamps or vises to hold workpieces.

FEED DIRECTION

Feed workpiece against rotation direction of abrasive surface.

DON'T FORCE WORKPIECE

Avoid forcing workpiece to prevent damage or injury.

DON'T OVERREACH

Avoid overreaching to prevent loss of balance.

NEVER STAND ON MACHINE

Do not stand on the machine to avoid injury.

NO UNATTENDED OPERATION

Turn off the machine when not in use.

DISCONNECT POWER

Disconnect power before adjustments or repairs.

CHILDPROOF WORKSHOP

Secure workshop against unauthorized use by children.

STAY ALERT

Stay alert and use common sense, avoid operating when impaired.

DUST INHALATION PRECAUTIONS

Take precautions against dust inhalation from wood.

ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR ABRASIVE FINISHING MACHINES

ASSEMBLY COMPLETION

Ensure machine is fully assembled and installed correctly.

OBTAIN ADVICE

Seek advice if unfamiliar with machine operation.

WIRING CODES

Adhere to wiring codes for electrical safety.

CLEAR WORK AREA

Clear work area before turning on machine.

PREVENT CONTACT START

Avoid starting machine with workpiece touching abrasive surface.

SECURE MACHINE

Secure machine to prevent movement during operation.

COVER PTO SHAFT

Cover power take-off shafts to prevent entanglement.

USE DUST COLLECTION

Use dust collection systems for health and safety.

CLEANING & HAZARDS

Clean machine, especially when processing different materials, avoid magnesium.

PREVENT BELT CONTACT START

Prevent workpiece contact with belt before starting.

AVOID AWKWARD POSITIONS

Avoid awkward positions to prevent slips.

TABLE-DISC CLEARANCE

Maintain 1/16" clearance between table and disc.

SUPPORT WORKPIECE

Firmly support workpiece when sanding with belt.

AVOID KICKBACK

Avoid kickback by sanding with directional arrows.

SAND SMALL/THIN PIECES

Do not sand small/thin workpieces that cannot be controlled.

SUPPORT LONG/WIDE PIECES

Properly support long or wide workpieces.

NO LAYOUT/ASSEMBLY WHILE RUNNING

Do not perform layout/assembly while machine is running.

TURN OFF/DISCONNECT BEFORE LEAVING

Turn off and disconnect before leaving; lock switch.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SOURCES

Information sources for safe operation of power tools.

POWER CONNECTIONS

SEPARATE CIRCUIT

Use a separate circuit with appropriate wire gauge and fuse.

EXTENSION CORD TYPE

Use 3-wire, grounding type extension cords.

NO RAIN/DAMP OPERATION

Warning against operating in rain or damp locations.

MOTOR SPECIFICATIONS

VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY

Machine operates on 120V, 60Hz AC.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

MANDATORY GROUNDING

Machine must be grounded for protection from electric shock.

GROUNDING PROCEDURES

Proper grounding procedures for cord-connected machines.

ADAPTER USE

Using adapters for grounding on circuits under 150V.

CANADIAN ADAPTER NOTE

Canadian regulation on temporary adapters.

RECEPTACLE GROUNDING CHECK

Ensure the receptacle is properly grounded.

EXTENSION CORDS

PROPER CORD SELECTION

Guidelines for selecting and using extension cords.

EXTENSION CORD GAUGE CHART

Table for minimum gauge extension cord recommendations.

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

FOREWORD

Overview of the Delta Model 31-695 features.

UNPACKING AND CLEANING

UNPACKING AND CLEANING PROCEDURE

Instructions for unpacking and cleaning the machine.

ILLUSTRATION NOTICE

Note about illustrations being representative.

CARTON CONTENTS

SHIPMENT CONTENTS

Contents of the shipping container.

ASSEMBLY

SAFETY BEFORE ASSEMBLY

Safety warning before connecting power.

STAND ASSEMBLY

Instructions for assembling the sander stand.

MACHINE TO STAND MOUNTING

Steps to mount the sander onto the assembled stand.

DRIVE BELT INSTALLATION

How to install and adjust the drive belt tension.

BELT AND PULLEY GUARD INSTALLATION

GUARD ATTACHMENT

Instructions for installing the belt and pulley guard.

SANDING DISC PLATE INSTALLATION

DISC PLATE MOUNTING

Steps to install the sanding disc plate onto the driveshaft.

DRIVE SHAFT CLEARANCE NOTE

Note regarding drive shaft extension.

SANDING DISC APPLICATION

DISC PLATE CLEANING

Instructions for cleaning the disc plate.

DISC ADHESION

Applying the sanding disc to the plate.

LOWER COVER FOR SANDING DISC

LOWER COVER ATTACHMENT

Attaching the lower cover for the sanding disc.

DISC-COVER CLEARANCE NOTE

Note on preventing contact between disc and cover.

SANDER TABLE ASSEMBLY

SUPPORT ROD INSTALLATION

Installing the support rod for the table.

TABLE ASSEMBLY MOUNTING

Mounting the table assembly onto the support rod.

TABLE-DISC CLEARANCE WARNING

Warning about table edge clearance to disc.

OPERATING CONTROLS AND ADJUSTMENTS

STARTING AND STOPPING SANDER

How to turn the sander on and off.

LOCKING SWITCH IN THE “OFF” POSITION

SWITCH LOCKING PROCEDURE

How to lock the switch in the OFF position.

TRACKING THE SANDING BELT

BELT TRACKING ADJUSTMENT

Procedure to check and adjust belt tracking.

CHANGING POSITION OF SANDING ARM

SANDING ARM POSITION CHANGE

How to change the sanding arm position (horizontal/vertical).

ADJUSTING SANDING ARM STOP

ARM STOP ADJUSTMENT

Adjusting the sanding arm stop for horizontal position.

POWER DISCONNECT FOR ADJUSTMENT

Warning to disconnect power before adjusting the sanding arm stop.

ADJUSTING BACKSTOP SQUARE WITH SANDING BELT

POWER DISCONNECT FOR ADJUSTMENT

Warning to disconnect power before adjusting the backstop square.

BELT TENSION LEVER CHECK

Check belt tension lever position before adjusting backstop.

SQUARENESS CHECK

How to check backstop squareness using a square.

BACKSTOP ADJUSTMENT

Steps to adjust the backstop if it's not square.

TILTING THE TABLE

POWER DISCONNECT FOR ADJUSTMENT

Warning to disconnect power before tilting the table.

TABLE TILTING PROCEDURE

How to tilt the table up to 45 degrees.

POST-TILT TABLE REPOSITIONING

Repositioning table after tilting to maintain clearance.

SQUARING TABLE WITH SANDING DISC

POWER DISCONNECT FOR ADJUSTMENT

Warning to disconnect power before squaring the table.

TABLE-DISC ALIGNMENT CHECK

Using a square to check table alignment with disc.

TABLE ADJUSTMENT

Steps to adjust table parallelism to the disc.

ANGLE POINTER ADJUSTMENT

Adjusting the angle scale pointer.

ADJUSTING MITER GAUGE SLOT PARALLEL WITH SANDING DISC

POWER DISCONNECT FOR ADJUSTMENT

Warning to disconnect power before adjusting the miter gauge slot.

SLOT PARALLELISM CHECK

Checking miter gauge slot parallelism to disc.

SLOT ADJUSTMENT

Steps to adjust miter gauge slot parallelism.

ACCESSORY MITER GAUGE

MITER GAUGE INFORMATION

Information on the optional miter gauge.

USING TABLE ASSEMBLY WITH SANDING BELT

VERTICAL POSITION CAUTION

Caution to use table assembly only with the belt in vertical position.

TABLE ASSEMBLY MOVEMENT

Steps to move table assembly to the sanding arm.

BELT-TABLE CLEARANCE WARNING

Warning about table edge clearance to belt.

DUST SPOUT

DUST SPOUT DESCRIPTION

Description of the dust spout and connection.

ADJUSTING DUST SHIELD

DUST SHIELD ADJUSTMENT

Information on the adjustable dust shield.

DISC SANDING ADJUSTMENT

How to adjust dust shield for disc sanding.

BELT SANDING ADJUSTMENT

How to adjust dust shield for belt sanding.

WRENCH STORAGE

WRENCH STORAGE LOCATION

Location for storing the hex wrench.

REMOVING UPPER SANDING DRUM GUARD

GUARD REMOVAL PROCEDURE

How to remove the upper sanding drum guard.

REPLACING SANDING BELT

POWER DISCONNECT FOR BELT REPLACEMENT

Warning to disconnect power before replacing the sanding belt.

GUARD/BACKSTOP REMOVAL

Steps to remove guards and backstop.

SUPPORT BRACKET REMOVAL

Steps to remove the support bracket.

LOOSEN BELT TENSION

Loosening the belt tension lever.

REMOVE OLD BELT

Removing the old sanding belt.

INSTALL NEW BELT

Installing the new sanding belt onto drums.

TIGHTEN BELT TENSION

Tightening the belt tension lever.

REPLACE GUARDS/BACKSTOP

Reinstalling guards and backstop.

CONNECT POWER

Connecting electrical power to the sander.

REPLACING SANDING DISC

POWER DISCONNECT FOR DISC REPLACEMENT

Warning to disconnect power before replacing the sanding disc.

TABLE ASSEMBLY REMOVAL

Steps to remove the table assembly.

LOWER COVER REMOVAL

Steps to remove the lower cover.

OLD DISC REMOVAL

Removing the old sanding disc.

NEW DISC APPLICATION

Applying the new sanding disc to the plate.

OPERATING PROCEDURES

SURFACING OR EDGE SANDING

How to surface or edge sand using the sanding belt.

BACKSTOP CLEARANCE WARNING

Warning about backstop clearance to belt.

SANDING INSIDE CURVES

How to sand inside curves using the top sanding drum.

GUARD REPLACEMENT CAUTION

Caution to replace the drum guard after use.

SANDING OUTSIDE CURVES

How to sand outside curves on the sanding disc.

DISC SANDING SIDE WARNING

Warning to sand on the left side of the disc.

TABLE-DISC CLEARANCE WARNING

Warning about table edge clearance to disc.

END SANDING WITH THE DISC

NARROW WORKPIECE END SANDING

How to end sand narrow workpieces using the disc.

DISC SANDING SIDE WARNING

Warning to sand on the left side of the disc.

TABLE-DISC CLEARANCE WARNING

Warning about table edge clearance to disc.

END SANDING WIDE WORKPIECES WITH THE BELT

WIDE WORKPIECE END SANDING

How to end sand wide workpieces using the belt.

MITER GAUGE FOR ACCURACY

Using miter gauge for accurate belt sanding.

DISC SANDING SIDE WARNING

Warning to sand on the left side of the disc.

MAINTENANCE

KEEP MACHINE CLEAN

Instructions for periodic cleaning of the machine.

COMPRESSED AIR SAFETY

Safety warning for using compressed air.

FAILURE TO START TROUBLESHOOTING

Troubleshooting steps if the machine fails to start.

LUBRICATION

How and when to lubricate machine surfaces.

PROTECTING CAST IRON FROM RUST

Method for cleaning and protecting cast iron tables from rust.

ACCESSORIES

ACCESSORY AVAILABILITY

Information on obtaining accessories.

NON-DELTA ACCESSORY WARNING

Warning about using non-Delta accessories.

PARTS, SERVICE OR WARRANTY ASSISTANCE

PARTS AND SERVICE INFORMATION

Information on parts, service, and warranty assistance.

TWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

Details of the two-year limited warranty for new products.

PORTER-CABLE • DELTA SERVICE CENTERS

US SERVICE CENTER LOCATIONS

List of service center locations in the US.

CANADIAN PORTER-CABLE • DELTA SERVICE CENTERS

CANADIAN SERVICE CENTER LOCATIONS

List of service center locations in Canada.

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