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5.6.6. Once the hole has been cut, back the cutting head back out of the hole and switch off the motor.
5.6.7. Turn off the coolant tap.
5.6.8. Remove the debris from the cutting head.
5.6.9. Clean away swarf.
5.6.10. Undo the safety strap.
5.6.11. Support the weight of the drill and turn off the magnet. Remove the cutting bit and replace drill in its case.
5.7.
ADJUSTING THE SLIDES Refer to fig.2.5
WARNING! Disconnect from mains supply before performing any adjustments.
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5.7.1. To adjust the friction on the drill slide mechanism, remove the drill cutter.
5.7.2. Loosen the 5 slide locknuts and adjust the 2.5mm grub screws until the required amount of friction on the slides has been achieved.
5.7.3. Tighten the locknuts and test before using the drill.
5.8.
REPLACING THE FUSE Refer to fig.2.4
5.8.1. Undo the fuse cover and replace fuse with one of same rating.
To remove a cylinder of
material, much like a hole
saw.
6.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING! Disconnect from mains supply before performing any maintenance.
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6.1.
Remove the cut 'plug' from the cutter, each time it is used.
6.2.
Keep the tool clean.
6.3.
Store in a dry, childproof location in its case.
7.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Magnetic base does
not function
The machine does not
work after powering
up.
The magnetic base
suction is weak.
The guide rail does not
run after turning the
handle.
Drill out the elliptical
hole.
Hard to shift gears.
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To create a cone-shaped
depression, to allow a
fixing to sit flush with the
surface of the material.
POSSIBLE CAUSE
The contact of the switch is poor.
The power supply is broken.
The fuse is burned out.
The circuit board is burned out.
The electromagnet is short-circuited or burned out.
Not adsorbed on the steel frame.
The magnetic disk has been used for a long time
and has been heated and leaked.
The contact of the switch is poor.
Connectors are loose.
Poor contact between brush and commutator.
The armature or stator coil of the electric drill is
burnt out.
The suction workpiece is too thin.
The adsorption surface is too small.
The support rod is not topped to the suction surface.
The diode may be pseudo-soldered.
The shaft key is broken.
The gear and rack are misaligned.
The pin on the lifting gear is broken.
The fasteners are loosened due to the vibration of
the machine.
Bit unilateral cutting.
There are impurities on the adsorption surface.
The machine must be turned off before changing gears. Turn the spindle with one hand and turn the shift
knob with the other.
Original Language Version
To drill holes in a
To cut threads inside
variety of materials.
SOLUTION
Check/Repair the switch.
Check/Repair the power supply.
Replace the fuse with appropriate rated fuse.
Replace the circuit board.
Repair or replace the disk.
Change the adsorption surface.
Repair or replace the magnetic disk.
Repair/Replace the switch.
Check the connectors.
Repair or replace the brush.
Replace the armature or stator.
Replace the adsorption surface or thicken the
adsorption surface (>10mm steel sheet).
Replace adsorption surface or temporarily weld thick
adsorption surface.
The magnetic base suction is weak.
Reweld the diode.
Replace the shaft key.
Loosen the screws under the rack and remove the
guide plate for repair.
Replace the pin.
The fasteners are loosened due to the vibration of
the machine.
Regrind the bit.
Eliminate impurities.
To cut sideways to widen
a hole.
a hole or taper it off.
MAG110V
Issue 3 (ALL)
17/07/23
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