Positioning Motor On Motor Mounting Base - Craftsman Contractor 113.29884 Owner's Manual

t6, Place RiP FENCE on table_
CAREFULLY move it aga nat b_ade so that it is paraS.
iel to the biade, and just TOUCH ES tips of saw teeth
...tighten RiP FENCE LOCK LEVER°
17. insert folded paper between SPREADER AND
FENCE.
18, Using a 7/16 in. wrench loosen the 1/4-20 he× head
screws so the spreader can s_ide sideways.
1& Ho_d sDreader fiat aganst fence_,tighten screws
using 7/!6 n. wrenciq, Remove Hex "L'= wrench and
iower antikickback paw_s.
?/16 IN WRENCH
FOLDED PAPER
;REW
,WRENCH
ii,i ,rll u
20, TO remove BLADE GUARD AND SPREADEiR,
_oosen THUMBSCREW. DO NO'[ LOOSEN <.._,
OTHER SCREWS. This lets you remove and ...... ' '
rep!ace the guard without disturbing the spreader
alignment.
POSITIONING MOTOR ON MOTOR
MOUNTING BASE
1. Put the motor mount nO base agair,,st the tlat sudace
of a workbench,
2. Position the motor so the end co_'.4airing the red
overload button is lacing you.
3 t.oosen both cradle damp screws,
4, Pu! a square against the LEFi side of the motor and
against the top of the workbench.
5. Tum the motor inside the cradle clamps until the top
oi both capacitors touch the square,
6 Tighten both cradle c_amp screws to hold the motor
in this position
WARNING: Failure to properly Install motor may
let workplece strike capacitor cover during bevel
or compound miter cuts. Workplece could bind
and kick back. You could be cut or hit.
LOOSEN BOTH CRADLE CLAMP SCREWS
RED OVERLOAD
BUTTON
CAPACITORS i, V! MOTOR
"_i I._i I_..j_TOR MOUNTING
_,_ _('_:_' _ WORKBENCH
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