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Woodstock W1666 - User Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODELS W1666, W1685
DUST COLLECTORS
Phone: 1-360-734-3482 • On-Line Technical Support: tech-support@shopfox.biz
COPYRIGHT © 2000 BY WOODSTOCK INTERNATIONAL, INC. REVISED JANUARY 2006.
WARNING: NO PORTION OF THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY SHAPE OR FORM WITHOUT
THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF WOODSTOCK INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Printed in China
#6941CR

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

  • S
    Samantha MartinezJul 26, 2025
    Why is my Woodstock Dust Collector not collecting dust properly?
    • M
      Michael CollinsJul 26, 2025
      If your Woodstock Dust Collector isn't collecting dust effectively, several factors could be at play. Start by checking if the dust collection bags are full and empty them if necessary. Inspect the inlet grate for any obstructions and clear them. Ensure the dust collector is close enough to the suction point, with minimal sharp bends in the ducting. Confirm that the lumber being processed has less than 20% moisture content. Check for leaks in the ducting and seal them. Finally, make sure there are no restrictions in the ducting and that the ducting and ports are appropriately sized.
  • S
    Sharon JenkinsAug 2, 2025
    What to do if my Woodstock Dust Collector motor won't start?
    • K
      Kyle MeyersAug 2, 2025
      If your Woodstock Dust Collector motor won't start or growls upon startup, there are several potential causes: * A tripped power supply fuse or circuit breaker: Disconnect power and inspect the circuit for shorts, repairing as needed. Replace the breaker if necessary. * A broken toggle switch: Disconnect power and use an ohmmeter to check the switch terminals for continuity. Replace the switch if required. * A faulty start capacitor: Replace the start capacitor. * A dented motor fan cover: Replace the motor fan cover (and the fan if damaged). * A faulty motor: Replace the motor.
  • G
    gmorseAug 9, 2025
    How to fix a loud, vibrating Woodstock Dust Collector?
    • T
      Tina StoneAug 9, 2025
      Excessive noise or vibration from your Woodstock Dust Collector can stem from a few issues. First, ensure the dust collector is on a flat, stable surface. Next, inspect the impeller fan for damage like dents, bends, or loose fins, replacing it if necessary. Make sure all fasteners on the dust collector are tight. If the impeller is loose on the motor shaft, replace both the motor and impeller as a set if there is damage to the motor shaft and the impeller hub. Lastly, check the motor fan cover for dents and replace it if needed.
  • T
    Theresa JohnsonAug 17, 2025
    Why is my Woodstock Dust Collector motor running slow?
    • M
      mendozadannyAug 17, 2025
      A slower than normal motor speed in your Woodstock Dust Collector can be due to a few reasons. Check for poor electrical connections and repair any loose, corroded, or overheated connections. Ensure the power source voltage is adequate, and reduce the length of any extension cord being used. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the motor itself may be faulty and require replacement.

Summary

WARNING

SAFETY

Understanding Hazard Symbols

Explanation of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols used in the manual.

Standard Safety Instructions

Core guidelines for safe operation, including work area, PPE, and machine handling.

STANDARD SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (CONT.)

Operational Safety Practices

Health and Environmental Hazards

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR DUST COLLECTORS

Avoiding Projectile Hazards

Never operate without dust bags and ducting installed.

Safe Servicing Procedures

Instructions for safe servicing, including unplugging the machine.

Keeping Limbs Clear of Suction Port

Keep hands and fingers away from the dust collector suction port.

Protecting Bystanders

Safe Dust Collector Usage

Do not collect materials other than wood dust to prevent damage or fire.

Reducing Fire Hazards

Ground ducting and avoid wet or flammable environments.

Avoiding Lung Contamination

Always wear an approved respirator; the bag is not a substitute.

AVOIDING POTENTIAL INJURIES

Impeller Guard Safety

Warning against removing the impeller guard to prevent personal injury.

Safety During Bag Emptying

Material Collection Restrictions

Figure illustrating not collecting anything except wood dust.

Keeping Hands Away From Inlet

Respirator and Goggle Use for Bagging

ELECTRICAL

110 V Operation (W1685)

Power requirements and amperage for the 110V W1685 model.

220 V Operation (W1666)

Power requirements and amperage for the 220V W1666 model.

Extension Cord Guidelines

Essential Grounding Requirements

Explanation of the necessity and method for grounding the machine.

SETUP

Inventory and Safety Precautions

Assembly Safety Warning

Crucial warning to unplug the machine before any assembly or adjustment tasks.

CASTERS AND MOTOR ASSEMBLY

Caster Installation

Motor and Impeller Assembly

Lifting Safety Warning

OUTLET, GASKET, AND SEPARATOR SUPPORTS

SEPARATOR AND TRANSFER HOSE INSTALLATION

DUST BAGS AND INLET Y INSTALLATION

SYSTEM GROUNDING

Grounding with Metal Ducting

Grounding Plastic Ducting Systems

Grounding Mixed Ducting Types

TEST RUN

Pre-Test Checks

Starting and Monitoring the Machine

Handling Test Run Issues

Critical Warning: Do Not Adjust While Running

Strong warning against inspecting or adjusting the machine while it is powered on.

OPERATIONS

Respirator Use for Dust Protection

Always wear a NIOSH-approved respirator to protect from fine dust inhalation.

Material Collection Restrictions

Do not collect metal, glass, or liquid; it is for wood dust only.

Hose Length and Elbow Usage

Grounding Dust Collection Hose

Ground the hose to prevent static shock and potential accidental fires.

MAINTENANCE

General Inspection and Lubrication

Emptying and Cleaning Dust Collection Bags

Critical Safety During Maintenance

Emphasizes unplugging the machine and wearing PPE during maintenance.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Motor Starting and Running Issues

Noise and Vibration Problems

Poor Dust Collection Performance

Solutions for inadequate dust collection, including ducting and system sizing.

WIRING DIAGRAMS AND ELECTRICAL SAFETY

W1685 110 V Motor Connection Diagram

W1666 220 V Motor Connection Diagram

Electrical Service Safety Warning

Critical warning to disconnect power before performing any electrical service.

Woodstock W1666 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWoodstock
ModelW1666
CategoryDust Collector
LanguageEnglish

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