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Ryobi A25RT02 User Manual

Ryobi A25RT02
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OPERATOR’S MANUAL
ROUTER TABLE
A25RT02
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Your router table has been engineered and manufactured to our high standard for dependability, ease of operation, and
operator safety. When properly cared for, it will give you years of rugged, trouble-free performance.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, the user must read and understand the operator’s manual before using
this product.
Thank you for your purchase.

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Ryobi A25RT02 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Power SourceBattery
Battery Voltage18 V
Number of Pieces1
Battery TypeLithium-Ion
Weight1.2 kg

Summary

Warranty Information

30-Day Exchange Policy

Details the policy for exchanging RYOBI power tools within the first 30 days of purchase.

What This Warranty Covers

Specifies what defects in workmanship or materials are covered by the warranty.

How to Get Service

Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service or repair for the product.

General Safety Rules

Read All Instructions

Emphasizes reading and understanding the operator's manual before use.

Guard Against Electrical Shock

Advises preventing body contact with grounded surfaces to avoid electric shock.

Keep Work Area Clean

Highlights the importance of a clean work area to prevent accidents.

Specific Safety Rules

Use Articulating Router Cutter Bit Guard

Mandates the use of the articulating router cutter bit guard for safety.

Keep Hands Away From Cutting Area

Warns against reaching into the cutting path with hands or fingers.

Feed Workpiece Against Cutter Rotation

Directs feeding the workpiece against the cutter's rotation for safety.

Symbols and Signal Words

Wet Conditions Alert Symbol

Symbol indicating not to expose to rain or use in damp locations.

Read Operator's Manual Symbol

Symbol instructing to read the manual to reduce the risk of injury.

Eye Protection Symbol

Symbol advising to wear safety goggles or glasses for eye protection.

Signal Words and Service Advice

Danger: Imminent Hazard

Explains 'DANGER' signal word for imminent hazards leading to death or serious injury.

Warning: Potential Hazard

Explains 'WARNING' signal word for potential hazards leading to death or serious injury.

Caution: Minor or Moderate Hazard

Explains 'CAUTION' signal word for potential hazards leading to minor/moderate injury.

Electrical Information

Extension Cord Guidelines

Provides guidelines for selecting and using appropriate extension cords.

Grounding Instructions

Explains grounding requirements and procedures for preventing electric shock.

Electrical Connection Requirements

Details the required power supply voltage, frequency, and AC/DC compatibility.

Product Features

Product Specifications Overview

Lists key specifications such as table dimensions, cutter diameter, and weight.

Articulating Router Cutter/Bit Guard

Details the articulating guard for operator protection from the cutter.

Featherboard Functionality

Explains the featherboard's role in safe workpiece movement and its adjustability.

Product Features (Continued)

Switch Assembly and Locking Feature

Describes the switch assembly with a built-in locking feature for safety.

Operating the Router Table (On/Off)

Instructions on how to turn the router table on and off.

Safety: Switch Key Management

Safety warning to remove the switch key when the tool is not in use.

Assembly Instructions

Unpacking and Inspection

Instructions for unpacking the product, checking parts, and handling damage.

Safety: Damaged or Missing Parts

Warning against operating the product if parts are damaged or missing.

Safety: Power Connection During Assembly

Safety warning to not connect to power until assembly is finished.

Assembly Steps

Assembling the Router Table Overview

Overview of the steps involved in assembling the router table components.

Attaching the Switch Box

Step-by-step instructions for attaching the switch box to the router table.

Attaching the Table Legs

Instructions for attaching the table legs to the router table top.

Router and Plate Assembly

Pre-Drilling for Depth Adjustment

Explains pre-drilled holes for depth adjustment and lists compatible router models.

Attaching Router to Insert Plate

Detailed steps for attaching the router to the insert plate using screws.

Installing Router/Insert Plate Assembly

Instructions for installing the assembled router and insert plate into the router table.

Table Adjustments and Attachments

Making Insert Plate Level

Instructions for ensuring the insert plate is level using adjusting screws.

Attaching the Fence Assembly

Steps for attaching the fence assembly using carriage bolts and knobs.

Inserting and Removing Throat Plates

Instructions for inserting and removing throat plates based on cutter size.

Attaching Accessories

Attaching the Featherboard

Instructions for attaching the featherboard using bolts and lock knobs.

Inserting the Starting Pin

Instructions for inserting the starting pin for pivot point use.

Installing the Miter Gauge

Instructions for installing the miter gauge into the table slot.

Mounting and Connections

Attaching the Vacuum Hose

Information on attaching a vacuum hose to the vacuum port.

Clamping to a Workbench

Instructions for clamping the router table to a workbench for stability.

Mounting to a Workbench

Instructions for bolting the router table to a workbench for secure placement.

Routing Operation

Safety: Avoid Complacency

Warning against complacency and emphasizing constant care during operation.

Product Applications

Lists the intended applications for the router table.

Performing a Routing Operation

Provides rules and steps for performing a routing operation safely.

Operation Procedures

Inserting/Removing Cutters Safely

Instructions for safely inserting and removing router cutters.

Adjusting Depth of Cut

Recommendation for making cuts in multiple passes for depth control.

Positioning the Fence

Instructions for positioning the fence to support and guide the workpiece.

Maintenance and Care

Servicing and Replacement Parts Warning

Warning to use only identical replacement parts during servicing.

General Maintenance and Cleaning

General advice on cleaning the product, avoiding solvents on plastic parts.

Chemical Contact Warning

Warning against contact of chemicals with plastic parts, causing damage.

Parts and Service Information

Model and Serial Number Identification

Placeholders for identifying the product's model and serial number.

Obtaining Replacement Parts

Information on purchasing replacement parts online or by phone.

Locating Authorized Service Centers

Guidance on finding authorized service centers online or by phone.

Customer or Technical Support

Contact information for customer or technical support.

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