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Dust Collector
330002
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WARNING
Parts List ...................................................... 2
Introduction/Safety.................................... 4
Read the SAFETY section and Complete
General Information ................................... 7
the ASSEMBLY procedures before oper-
Assembly ..................................................... 8
ating the Shopsmith Dust Collector.
Maintenance
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Dust Collector 330002 Parts List Ref. Part Item Ref. Part Item No. No. Description Qty. No. No. Description Qty. 1 514808 Filter Hood ............................................... 1 29 518393 Retaining Strap Assembly ................... 1 — 514809 Retaining Strap Asmy. (Incl. 2-4) ........ 1 30 300006 Bag, Package of 6 ................................... 1 2 514856 Strap, Metal ............................................. 1 31 514831 Hex Head Cap Screw, ¼-20x1-3/8” ...... 4 3 514966 Rack ...
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330002 Dust Collector Figure 1 Page 3
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Dust Collector 330002 this manual, we list WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, Introduction/Safety and NOTES. We advise that when you come to one of these listings, please read and un- Dust Free Woodworking derstand it fully. Their meanings are: The Shopsmith Air Filtration System provides WARNING an efficient and effective means to collect wood shavings and dust from the workshop. A WARNING is given when failure to follow the Unlike conventional shop vacuums, the Dust directions could result in injury, loss of
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330002 Dust Collector • Do not leave the tool running unattended. Turn dust and shavings inside the bag. They may power off. Don’t leave tool until it comes to a also damage the hose and the fittings. complete stop. • Do not reach across a power tool to turn off the • Avoid unintentional starting. Make sure the Dust Collector. Turn off the power tool and then switch is in the “off” position before plugging in go around to the Dust Collector and turn it off. or unplugging the tool. • Do not force
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Dust Collector 330002 Sawdust and Shavings handle the amperage of the circuit. Sawdust and shavings can be fire hazards and breath- Grounding - The circuit you use should be properly ing dust can be a health hazard for some people. Dust grounded to protect you from electrical shock. may cause physical discomfort, especially if you have emphysema, asthma, or an allergic reaction. The dust • The plug on the Shopsmith Dust Collector has three from some woods can create a toxic reaction. prongs, as
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330002 Dust Collector General Information Terms to Know Dust Collector Attachment Kit: The main parts of the Dust Collector are: 1. Bag - A heavy duty, disposable, 30-gal- 10. Two Hoses - Connect to the 3-way inlet. lon, 4 mil., clear plastic bag. 11. Two Inlet Plug Assemblies - Placed in 2. 3-Way Inlet - Allows the hookup of one the 3-way inlet port(s) that are not in use. 12. Two Extension Wands 2-1/2" diameter hose, or you can use two or three hoses simultaneously. 13. Floor Pickup 3. Filter
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Dust Collector 330002 (42) and nuts (43), starting at the top hole. Assembly Hand tighten all three nuts. Assemble the Dust Collector according to the following procedures. The numbers in paren- theses are reference numbers listed in the Parts List. Tools Required: ! Medium and large Phillips screwdrivers ! Large bladed slot screwdriver ! Rubber mallet (or block of wood) ! Adjustable wrench, or 7/16" and 1/2" wrenches ! 1/2" socket, ratchet wrench and short ex- tension ! Pliers Install the Legs
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330002 Dust Collector Attach the Rear Handle 11. Attach the handle (33) to the back of the legs, using cap screws (31) with lock wash- ers (32) under the cap screw heads. Tighten the Rear Handle Screws Figure 6: With the housing on its side, position the base 12.Using a 7/16" wrench, tighten the pan so the straight side faces towards the front. capscrews (31) which hold the handle (33). 5. Attach the legs to the base pan (47) with Install Snap-in Plugs and Left four screws (41), lock washers (42
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Dust Collector 330002 17. Use suitable pliers to bend a tab over the Hook Up the Dust Collector clamp nut (4) toward the housing. Crimp both the tabs flat in order to hold the rack 23.Plug the male socket trailing from the (3) and clamp to the strap. (See Figure 7.) back of the housing into the female socket located on the leg. You will hear a “click” 18. Install the filter hood (1) over the main when they are properly seated. housing (5) so that the hemmed bottom of the filter hood (containing
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330002 Dust Collector a loud noise. In some instances, large scraps WARNING could even become jammed in the fan. Turn off and unplug the Dust Collector before Hoses you start a maintenance or troubleshooting pro- cedure. The hoses attach to stationary or handheld power woodworking equipment with 2-1/4" Cleaning the Filter Hood dust chute outlets. A reducer allows you to connect to equipment with 1-1/4" chutes such During operation, dust will build up on the as the Shopsmith Mark V Model 500 (hav
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MKV TABLE SYSTEM RETRO KIT - 500 TO 510 555135 Troubleshooting Guide Dust Collector problems usually have simple solutions. Under normal use, you should rarely have to service your Dust Collector. Most problems can be corrected by maintenance or a change of work habits. Maintenance and Troubleshooting Problem Probable Cause Solution Unit will not start. Plug loose in outlet. Check plug and outlet. Defective switch. Replace switch. Defective motor. Replace motor. Tripped circuit breaker or blown
