Accessories; Tool Lubrication; Carbon Brushes; Cleaning - Craftsman 130.26620 Operator's Manual

SERVICE
personnel may result in ml_slaclng of internal
wires and components, which could cause a
serious hazard,
1. ToolserviceMUST BE pedoneadonlyby Sears
Service Center. Serviceor maintenance
performed by unqualified personnel c ouldresultin
a dskof injury,
IMPORTANTNOTE= Allservicethat requires
openingthetool shouldonlybe performed at a
Sears ServiceCenter.
2. Whenservicing a tool, ALWAYSuse onlyidentical
repiscementparts.Followinstructior_inthe
MaintenanceSectionofthismanual.Useof
unauthorized partsor failureto follow
MaintenanceInstructions may createa riskof
electricshockor injury.
TOOL LUBRICAllON
Your CRAFTSMANProfessional Routerhas been
properlylubricated andis readyto use. It is
recommended thattoolswith geam be mgreaasd
with a specialgear lubricant whene_r brushesere
changed.
recommend that _ takethe toolto a Sears
ServiceCenter _ havethe brushesexamined
everytwo to sixes dependingon the amount
of toolusage._m replaooment b rushesthat
arespecially _for use withyour
CRAFTSMAN_onal Router.
BEARINGS
Afterabout300 tO400 hoursof operation, o r at
everysecond_nange, the bearingsshould
be replacedby _ ServiceCenter. Bearings
whichbecome_ (dueto heavyloador very
abrasive matedal _ g} shouldhe replaced
immediately to avfddoverheating or motorfailure,
; CLEANING
any malntermnO(k_Tha toolmay be cleanedvery
effectively withc_ air. ALWAYS wear
safety goggles_ oleanlngtools with
compreaeadair.Vltntilation openingsand switch
leversmustbe Imptdean andfree of foreignmatter.
DONOT attemptt= clean by inserting pointed
objects through:the openings,
CARBON BRUSHES
p_l'_ GMteln cleaning agents and
Thebrushesend commutator inyour CRAFTSMAN
Professional Routerhave beanenglnserod to s'='m_mii=_m l_llVsets cause damage to the
providemany hoursof dependableservice, plastic parts. _ Includegasoline, c arbon
To maintain the peak efficiency of the motor,we te_achlodde, _atad cleaningsolvents,
ammonia and _ld detergents that contain
ammonia.
Thefollowing recommended ao0eseodea ere
currently availableat yourlocalSears Store.
EXTENSIONCORDS
If an extensl_ cord Is
necessary, a_ord with
adequate size conductors that it Papable of
canrylng the current necessary for your tool
must be used. This will prevent excessive
voltage drop, loss of power or overheating.
Grounded tools must use 3-wire extension
cords that have 3-prong plugs and receptacles.
NOTE: The smaller the gauge number, the
greater capacity of the cord. 16 gauge wire
has more capacity than 18 gauge wire.
RECOMMENENIDEII_ _ 116_S (OF _ CORDS
FPa l_-vour _ cunnr=ml_
Tolrl Cord _ II &._.
WIll SIZEShi mme
k'_pem .....
RaUng CON Lnlell II RIM CordI._oUt In Melen
25 50 111 11ill 16 SO 60 t20
3 6 18 le 16 14 .75 ,75 !.5 25
6-8 18 16 14 12 ,75 10 2,5 4.0
8-10 18 16 14 12 ,75 10 2.5 4.0
10-12 16 16 14 12 t.0 2,5 4.0
12-16 14 12
SEARSOFl=lm8 A LARGESELECTiON
OF ACCE_MIORm8FOR YOUR ROUTER
• Individual router b its anda • Template G uide Bushings
variety ofrouterbitsets
• Hin0e Mortising Tanll_e Kit • 12-inDovetail Template Kit
• 16-iflchDovetail/Bo0( • Router T ables
Joint S ystem
Im m
recommended _ be dangerous.
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