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GMC BFPCF manual

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    1 1500W CARBON FIBRE FULL WIDTH POWER PLANER BFPCF INSTRUCTION MANUAL Black C yan Magenta Y ellow Code: BFPCF Date: 080529 Edition: 06 Op: DCR[...]

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    2 W a r ra nt y P o w e r T o o l s Whi ls t e ve ry ef fort is ma de to en su re yo ur co mpl et e sat is fac ti on wi th th is too l, oc ca sio na lly , d ue to t he ma ss man uf act ur ing t ech ni que s, a too l may n ot li ve up to o ur req ui red l eve l of pe rfo rma nc e a nd yo u may n eed t he ass is tan ce of o ur se rvi ce de par tm ent[...]

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    3 Desc ript ion of symbols The rati ng plat e on yo ur to ol may sho w sy mbo ls . The se repr ese nt impo rta nt info rm ati on abou t the pro du ct or inst ruc ti ons on its use. W ear hear in g pro tec ti on. W ear eye pr ote ct ion . W ear brea th ing prot ec tio n. Dou bl e ins ula te d for addi ti ona l pro te cti on . Con fo rms to rel eva n[...]

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    4 Ge ne ral saf et y ru les W ARNING. Rea d all inst ru cti on s. Fa ilu re to fol low all ins tr uct io ns li ste d bel ow may re sul t in el ec tri c sho ck , fir e and /o r ser iou s in jur y . The term “pow er tool ” in al l of the warn in gs li ste d be low refe rs to you r mai ns op era te d (co rd ed) powe r too l or batt ery oper at ed [...]

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    5 c. Di sco nn ect the pl ug from the po wer sour ce befo re mak in g any adju stm en ts, cha ngi ng acce sso ri es, or sto ri ng po wer tool s. Such prev en tiv e saf et y mea su res red uc e the risk of sta rti ng the po wer tool acc ide nta ll y . d. St ore idl e pow er to ols out of the re ac h of chi ld ren and do no t all ow pers ons unfa mi [...]

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    6 • Nev er stic k you r fin ge r int o the chip chut e. Shav ing s ma y jam in the chut e whe n cu tti ng damp wood . Cle an out the chi ps with a stic k but only when the to ol has bee n tu rne d of f an d unp lug ge d fro m the powe r po int . • Do no t lea ve the mac hi ne ru nn ing unat te nde d. Oper ate the tool onl y whe n con tro ll ed [...]

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    7 Know your product 1. On/ of f tri gg er sw itc h 2. Loc k- of f bu tto n 3. Dep th adju stm en t kno b 4. Mai n han dl e 5. Fro nt hand le 6. Dus t/ chi p ext ra cti on port 7. Fen ce atta chm en t kno b (x 2) 8. Fen ce atta chm en t poi nt (x 4) 9. Rev er sib le blad es 10. Blad e bar re l 1 1. C lam pi ng sc rew (x 5) 12. Move ab le fr ont base[...]

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    8 Asse mbly The GMC BF PC F Pla ner is pac ke d, fu lly asse mb led exce pt for the du st extr act io n ada pto r and com bin ed para lle l and bev el fenc e gui de. Adju stin g the front handle 1. Hing e out the fron t han dle loc k lev er (1 5) an d mov e the fro nt hand le to one of four posi ti ons to bes t sui t the tas k at ha nd. 2. Hing e b[...]

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    9 Plan ing 1. R est the fron t bas e (12 ) fla t on th e wor kp iec e sur fa ce wi tho ut the bl ade s mak in g any cont ac t wit h the work pi ece . 2. S wit ch on the tool and wa it fo r the blad es to rea ch ful l spe ed . 3. M ove the tool gent ly fo rw ard , app ly ing pres su re on the fro nt of the tool , usi ng yo ur hand on the fron t han [...]

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    1 0 3. When set at righ t ang le s to the plan er base , the fenc e pro vi des a guid e to he lp con tr ol th e pla nin g ac tio n. Not e. The fenc e ca n be fit te d to ei the r si de of the ba se. Not e. The angl e gr adu at ion s mar ke d on th e fen ce ar e for ind ic ati ve purp ose s onl y . For acc ur ate beve l cut ti ng it is nec ess ar y [...]

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    1 1 4. R epe at for th e two rema in ing blad es . CAU TI ON. When ins tal lin g bl ade s, firs t cle an ou t all chip s or fo rei gn matt er ad he rin g to th e bla de barr el (1 0) an d the bla de s the mse lv es. Use bl ad es of the sa me di men si ons and weig ht , or th e bar rel wil l osc ill at e and vibr ate cau sin g poo r pla ni ng ac tio[...]

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    1 2 2. R emo ve the da mag ed belt by pul lin g it si de way s of f th e top pull ey and tu rni ng the bo tto m pul le y by ha nd. Use a sof t bru sh to cle an th e pul le ys an d the surr ou ndi ng ar ea No te. W e a r e y e pr ote cti o n wh en c l e an ing ou t th e pu l l ey ar ea. 3. W ith the six con ti nuo us “v” pr ofi le s on th e ins [...]

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