To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Triton TRA002 Wood Router run or cut slowly?
If your Triton Wood Router runs or cuts slowly, the issue might be a blunt or damaged cutter, which requires re-sharpening or replacement. Alternatively, the speed controller may be set too low, so increase the variable speed setting. Lastly, the motor could be overloaded; try reducing the pushing force on the router.
What to do if my Triton TRA002 will not operate?
If your Triton Wood Router will not operate, first check that power is available at the source. If power is available, the brushes may be worn or sticking. Disconnect the power, open the Brush Access Covers, and check the brushes for damage or heavy wear. If the issue persists, the switch may be faulty and require servicing by an authorized Triton service center.
Why is there excessive vibration in my Triton TRA002 Wood Router?
Excessive vibration in your Triton Wood Router can be due to an incorrectly fitted or loose router bit. Refit or tighten the router bit to resolve this. If the router bit is bent or damaged, replace it.
What to do if the Micro Winder on my Triton TRA002 clicks or is not adjusting?
If the Micro Winder on your Triton Wood Router clicks or isn't adjusting, it could be that the Plunge Lock Lever is engaged; release it. It may also be that you've reached the end of the adjustment range; in this case, reset the Micro Winder and set the depth using the Depth Stop.
How to fix an inaccurate cutting profile with my Triton TRA002 Wood Router?
If your Triton Wood Router is producing an inaccurate cutting profile, ensure the Depth Stop corresponds to the maximum amount of cut permitted by the Turret Stops. Also, check if the router bit or Collet is incorrectly fitted or loose; tighten the router bit, Collet, and cutter assembly.
What to do if heavy sparking occurs inside the motor housing of my Triton Wood Router?
If heavy sparking occurs inside the motor housing of your Triton Wood Router, the brushes may not be moving freely. Disconnect the power, remove the brushes, and clean or replace them. If the issue persists, the motor may be damaged or worn, requiring service by an authorized Triton service center.
What to do if my Triton TRA002 has no function when the ON/OFF Rocker Switch is operated?
If your Triton Wood Router has no function when the ON/OFF Rocker Switch is operated, first check the power supply. If the power supply is working, the ON/OFF Rocker Switch may be defective and require replacement at an authorized Triton service center.
Provides safety and operational guidance across multiple languages.
Welcome message and importance of reading the manual for safe operation.
Defines abbreviations used in technical specifications and warnings.
Details technical specifications like model, voltage, power, speed, and dimensions.
Comprehensive safety warnings and instructions for power tool usage.
Guidelines for safe work environments and electrical connections.
Advice on personal protective equipment and safe operating practices.
Specific safety precautions for operating routers.
Identifies all parts of the router and accessories.
Instructions for unpacking, inspecting, and preparing the tool before operation.
Defines the proper applications and limitations for the plunge router.
Step-by-step guide for securely fitting router bits and collets.
Instructions for connecting and using the dust extraction system.
Guide for attaching the extended baseplate and fence for stability.
Steps for installing guide bushes for template routing.
Procedures for power control and operating the LED work light.
Explains methods for adjusting cutting depth accurately.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate speed setting for different cuts.
Techniques for making single, multiple pass, and circle cuts.
Instructions for template routing and table-mounted use.
How to access screw threads for table mounting.
Information on available accessories and spare parts.
Procedures for routine checks, cleaning, and lubrication for tool longevity.
Common problems and their solutions for the router.
Information on product guarantee and online registration.
Details of warranty coverage and consumer rights in Australia.
Lists conditions and parts not covered by the product warranty.
Provides safety and operational guidance across multiple languages.
Welcome message and importance of reading the manual for safe operation.
Defines abbreviations used in technical specifications and warnings.
Details technical specifications like model, voltage, power, speed, and dimensions.
Comprehensive safety warnings and instructions for power tool usage.
Guidelines for safe work environments and electrical connections.
Advice on personal protective equipment and safe operating practices.
Specific safety precautions for operating routers.
Identifies all parts of the router and accessories.
Instructions for unpacking, inspecting, and preparing the tool before operation.
Defines the proper applications and limitations for the plunge router.
Step-by-step guide for securely fitting router bits and collets.
Instructions for connecting and using the dust extraction system.
Guide for attaching the extended baseplate and fence for stability.
Steps for installing guide bushes for template routing.
Procedures for power control and operating the LED work light.
Explains methods for adjusting cutting depth accurately.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate speed setting for different cuts.
Techniques for making single, multiple pass, and circle cuts.
Instructions for template routing and table-mounted use.
How to access screw threads for table mounting.
Information on available accessories and spare parts.
Procedures for routine checks, cleaning, and lubrication for tool longevity.
Common problems and their solutions for the router.
Information on product guarantee and online registration.
Details of warranty coverage and consumer rights in Australia.
Lists conditions and parts not covered by the product warranty.
General| Base Type | Plunge |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6.5 kg |
| Voltage | 230V |
| Collet Size | 1/4", 1/2" |
| Speed | 8000-21000 RPM |
