ASSEMBLY AND ADJUSTMENTS
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1. Remove the fence and all other attachments (refer to
p. 10).
2. Carefully and gently, with the help of another person
if necessary, turn the unit over so its bottom is exposed.
3. Remove the Phillips-head screws (Fig. 11, indicated
by arrows) from the bottom of the unit. Set aside for
later. Remove the bottom cover to expose the inside of
the unit.
4. Look near the motor where the power cords are fas-
tened to the body of the unit (left arrow, Fig. 12), to
locate the set screws shown in Fig. 13.
5. Look on the other side of the motor (right arrow,
Fig. 12), to locate the similar-looking set screws (Fig.
14).
6. Using an M5 hex wrench, loosen all four screws in-
dicated by black arrows (Figs. 13 & 14). These screws
hold the table to the frame of the jointer.
7. Once all four screws from step 6 are loose, use an
M3 hex wrench to adjust the set screws indicated by
white arrows (Figs. 13 & 14). These set screws adjust
the table’s level.
8. Adjust the set screws as necessary. Tightening the set
screws (turning clockwise) will cause the correspond-
ing side of the table to rise, and loosening them (turning
counterclockwise) will cause the corresponding side to
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drop. Make sure to check the table for level in both the lengthwise (along the table, perpendicular to
the blades) and width-wise (across the table, parallel to the blades) directions.
9. Once you have reached an acceptable adjustment, tighten the four screws indicated by black arrows.
10. Replace the back cover. Tighten the Phillips-head screws (Fig. 11, indicated by arrows), and replace
the four rubber feet from the corners of the unit (Fig. 11, indicated by the striped fill).
11. Carefully and gently, with the help of another person if necessary, turn the unit over so it is right
side up.
12. Reattach the fence and all other attachments (refer to p. 10).
Fig. 11
Fig. 13 Fig. 14
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