CRAFTSMAN 113.232240 Manuals

Table of Contents

• 2

  Safety Instructions for Jointer/Planer
  • 2

    Safety Signal Words
  • 2

    Before Using the Jointedplaner
  • 2

    When Installing or Moving the Jointer/Planer
  • 3

    Before Each Use
  • 3

    To Avoid Injury' From Jams, Slips or Thrown Pieces (Kickbacks or Throwbacks)
  • 3

    Plan Ahead to Protect Your Eyes, Hands, Face and Ears
  • 4

    Inspect Your Workpiece
  • 4

    Whenever Jointer/Planer Is Running
  • 4

    Before Leaving the Jointer/Planer
• 4

  Glossary of Terms for Woodworking
• 5

  Motor Specifications and Electrical Requirements
  • 5

    Power Supply and Motor Specifications
  • 5

    Wire Sizes
  • 6

    General Electrical Connections
  • 7

    Changing Motor Voltage
  • 7

    Motor Safety Protection
• 8

  Table of Contents
• 8

  Unpacking and Checking Contents
  • 8

    Tools Needed
  • 8

    Unpacking
  • 9

    Table of Loose Parts
  • 10

    List of Loose Parts
  • 11

    List of Loose Parts (From Bag Assembly)
• 12

  Assembly
  • 12

    Assemble the Stand
  • 12

    Install the Leveling Feet
  • 12

    Installing Motor Brackets
  • 13

    Assemble Motor to Stand
  • 14

    Assemble Switchbox to Stand
  • 14

    Assemble Bed to Stand
  • 15

    Assemble Fence to Bed
  • 15

    Install Cutter Head Guard
  • 15

    Cutter Head Guard Functional Check
  • 16

    Adjusting Guard Spring
  • 16

    Attaching Pulley Guard
  • 16

    Installing Rear Cutter Head Guard
  • 16

    Adjusting the Leveling Feet
• 17

  Getting to Know Your Jointedplaner
• 19

  Alignments
  • 19

    Cutter Knife Adjustments/Replacement
  • 20

    Cutter Knife Sharpening
  • 20

    Adjusting Table Extension
  • 21

    Outfeed Tableadjustment
  • 22

    Adjusting Table Gibs
  • 22

    Alignments
  • 22

    Fence Tilt (Bevel Stop) Alignment
• 23

  Safety Instructions for Basic Jointer/Planer Operation
  • 23

    To Avoid Injury From Jams, Slips or Thrown Pieces (Kickbacks or Throwbacks)
  • 23

    Plan Ahead to Protect Your Eyes, Hands, Face and Ears
  • 24

    Whenever Jointedptaner Is Running
• 24

  Basic Jointer/Ptaner Cutting Operations
  • 24

    Depth of Cut Handwhee! Operation
  • 24

    Stop Pin Operation
  • 25

    Feedin G the Workpiece
  • 25

    Planing
  • 26

    Jointing
  • 26

    Beveling/Chamfering
  • 26

    Rabbeting
  • 26

    Stop Pin Operation
  • 27

    Support Long Workpieces
  • 27

    Using the Hold-Down/Push-Blocks
  • 28

    Sliding Fence Operation
  • 28

    Fence Tilt Operation
• 28

  Maintenance and Lubrication
  • 28

    Maintenance
  • 29

    Lubrication
• 29

  Sears Recommends the Following Accessories
  • 29

    Recommended Accessories
• 29

  Wiring Diagram
• 30

  Troubleshooting Guide
  • 30

    General
  • 31

    Motor
• 33

  Repair Parts