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General| Brand | Milwaukee |
|---|---|
| Model | 5615-20 |
| Category | Wood Router |
| Language | English |
Keep work area clean, well lit, and free from hazards.
Precautions for power tool plugs, cords, and avoiding electric shock.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starting, and dress properly.
Proper use, maintenance, and storage of power tools to prevent accidents.
Importance of servicing by qualified personnel with identical replacement parts.
Describes components for Bodygrip® router models.
Describes components for D-Handle router models.
Describes components for Production router models.
Describes components for Plunge Base router models.
Explains grounding requirements for three-prong plugs and outlets.
Describes tools with two-prong plugs and double insulation systems.
Provides recommendations for safe and effective use of extension cords.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the collet to the collet nut.
Procedures for installing and removing the motor housing from the base.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the edge guide accessory.
Procedures for installing and removing both fixed and adjustable sub-bases.
Steps to install the dust collection port accessory.
Instructions for installing template guides using a specific sub-base.
Detailed steps for correctly installing a router bit into the collet assembly.
Instructions for safely removing a router bit from the collet assembly.
Methods for adjusting the cutting depth for different router bases.
Guidance on how to hold the router for maximum control and comfort.
Procedures for starting and stopping the router motor for different models.
How to use the lock button for continuous operation of the D-handle trigger.
Explanation of the overload protection feature and reset procedure.
How to adjust the router's speed using the variable speed dial.
Description of the soft start feature that gradually increases motor speed.
Explanation of the electronic speed control for maintaining constant speed.
Warning against climb cutting due to increased risk of injury and loss of control.
Step-by-step guide for performing plunge cuts with the router.
Guidelines for regular maintenance and inspection of the power tool.
Instructions for cleaning the tool using mild soap and a damp cloth.
Recommendation to return damaged tools to a service center for repair.
Warning about using only specifically recommended accessories.
