Festool CMS OF GE Supplemental User's Manual page 13

10. Position the 3 clamping dogs on the router base and
firmly tighten the thumbscrews. Make sure that the
dogs are not positioned over curved parts of the base
otherwise they could slip off.
11. Make sure the router cannot move or wiggle.
Hint: If you install your dust shroud now while the
router is upright, it will make it easier to understand
how to remove it and re-install it later when the
router is inverted.
Avoid clamping on
curved surfaces.
12. Place the height adjustment crank on the top of the
leadscrew and lower the height adjustment tab until it
almost touches the router. (It will be easier to invert
the table when the router is plunged low.)
13. Release the plunge lock knob and slowly raise the
router plunge until it touches the height adjustment
tab.
14. Don't forget to remove the crank handle before invert-
ing the table.
15. Make sure the flat edge of the table latches are parallel
with the table so they do not get in your way as you
invert the table.
Supplemental Owner's Manual
Height Adjust-
ment Crank
Height Adjust-
ment Tab
Plunge
Lock Knob
Table
Latches
16. Using the 2 finger holes, lift the front edge of the
baseplate out of the base.
17. Grasp the baseplate by the side edges and lift it the
rest of the way out of the base.
18. Carefully invert the baseplate and router.
19. While holding the baseplate level, begin lowering it
into the table until the height adjustment leadscrew is
through the opening in the base.
20. Tilt the rear of the baseplate and engage it into the
hinge at the rear of the base.
21. Grasp the baseplate with the finger holes and finish
lowering it into place.
Hinge
22. Turn the 2 table latches clockwise to lock the baseplate
in the base.
23. If necessary, insert the height crank into the table to
raise or lower the router.
Router Height
Crank
Finger
Holes
Table
Latches
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