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Jet Tools M-708640 manual

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    OWNER'S MA NUA L DC-650A Dust Col l e ct or WM H TOOL GROUP Consum er/Li ght I ndust r i al Product s Di vi sion P.O. B OX 1349 Auburn, W A 98071-1349 Ph: 1-800- 274- 6848 Fax: 1-800-274- 6840 E-m ail : j et@wm ht ool group.com www.wm ht ool group. com M - 708640 2/03 Copyri ght © W MH T ool G roup[...]

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    2 Thi s m anual has been prepar ed f or t he owner and operators of JE T’S DC- 650A. I ts purpose, asi de f rom m achine operat ion, i s to pr omot e s af ety thr ough the use of ac cepted cor rect operati ng and m aintenanc e procedur es . Com pl etel y read t he s af ety and mai ntenanc e instruc ti ons bef ore operat ing or s erv ici ng the m [...]

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    3 WARNING 1. Re ad a nd under st and the entire cont ents of this ma nual befor e a ttempt ing assembl y or oper at ion. Do not us e t his m ac hine unt il prope r tr aining a nd knowledge has bee n obtaine d. 2. Do not leav e Dust Col l ect or when plugged i n. Unplug f r om out l et when not i n use and befor e s ervicin g. 3. Do not use outdoors[...]

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    4 Grounding Ins tructions Ca ution: This tool m ust be gr ounded while in use to prot ec t the oper ator fr om ele ctr ic s hock. In t he even t o f a malf u ncti on o r breakd ow n , g r ounding provide s a path of l east resi st an ce for electri c curren t to red uce th e risk o f el ectric sh ock. T h is to ol i s equ i pp ed w i th an electri [...]

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    5 230 Vol t Operat io n If 230V, singl e phase operati on i s des i r ed, the f ol lowing i nstruc t ions m ust be f oll owed: 1. Disconnec t the m achi ne f rom the power source. 2. Thi s dus t c ol l ec t or i s suppli ed with f our m ot or l eads that are connect ed f or 115V operat ion, as s how n in F i gur e A . Reconnect t hese four m ot or [...]

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    6 Speci fi cati ons : DC- 650A Stoc k Nu m be r................................................................................................................................ 708640 Bl ower W heel Di am eter ....................................................................................................................9-1/2 " Sound Rati n[...]

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    7 WARNING Re ad a nd under stand the entire cont ents of th i s manu al befo re attemp t i ng assemb ly o r oper at ion of the dust c ollector ! Fai l ure t o comp l y may cause seri o us i n ju ry! U npacki ng 1. Rem ov e al l c ontents f rom the shippi ng cart on. 2. Report any dam age t o your di stri but or. 3. Do not di scard any shippi ng mat[...]

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    8 A ssembly WARNING T he d ust co ll ect o r must b e di sco nn ect ed fro m t h e po w er sou rce d uri n g assemb l y. Failur e t o com ply m ay re sult in s erious injury ! 1. Pl ace m ot or housing on t he f loor wit h the m otor f an f ac ing upwards as show n in Fi gure 1. 2. Att ach support c yli nder (A , Fi g. 2) to the m otor housing w i [...]

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    9 7. Thread a M6 hex nut onto the fi l ter bag support rod, f ol l w ed by a M6 f l at w asher and M6 l ock was her (A , Fi g. 5). Thr ead the support rod ( B, F ig. 5) int o the mot or/f an housing and t i ghten nut against housi ng. 8. P lace t he ret aini ng strap (C, Fi g. 5) through the loops on t he f i lt er bag and hang the f i l t er bag f[...]

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    10 Removi ng the Collector Bag CAUT ION Wearin g a parti cle mask/ resp irato r for prote ction aga inst fine dus t part icle s dur ing cle aning is highly r ecomm ended. 1. Di sconn ect th e machi ne fro m the p ower sour ce , unplug. 2. Rem ov e the col l ector bag by pushing the ri ng of t he col lec tor bag upwards and pu llin g the bag out at [...]

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    11 Parts Breakdo w n f or D C- 650A Dus t Co l lect or[...]

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    12 Parts Lis t fo r th e DC -650A D us t C ol lect or In dex Part No. No. Descrip tio n Siz e Qty. 1 .......... 422109W ..................... Im pe ller H ou s ing.................................... ............................................... 1 2 .......... MH 422001 ................... Moto r ..................................................[...]

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