Excel 11051 User manual

MODEL:11051

1. Introduction
Dear Customer,
We hope your new tool brings you much enjoyment and
success.
Note:
According to the applicable product liability laws, the
manufacturer of the device does not assume liability for
damages to the product or damages caused by the
product that occurs due to:
•Improper handling,
•Non-compliance of the operating instructions,
•Repairs by third parties, not by authorized service
technicians,
•Installation and replacement of non-original spare
parts,
•Application other than specified,
A breakdown of the electrical system that occurs due to
the non-compliance of the electric regulations and
regulations.
We recommend:
Read through the complete text in the operating in-
structions before installing and commissioning the
device. The operating instructions are intended to help
the user to become familiar with the machine and take
advantage of its application possibilities in accordance
with the recommendations. The operating instructions
contain important information on how to operate the
machine safely, professionally and economically, how to
avoid danger, costly repairs, reduce downtimes and
how to increase reliability and service life of the
machine.
In addition to the safety regulations in the operating
instructions, you have to meet the applicable regulations
that apply for the operation of the machine in your
country. Keep the operating instructions package with
the machine at all times and store it in a plastic cover to
protect it from dirt and moisture. Read the instruction
manual each time before operating the machine and
carefully follow its information. The machine can only
be
operated by persons who were instructed
concerning
the operation of the machine and who are informed
about the associated dangers. The minimum age
requirement must be complied with.
2. Scope of delivery
•Open the packaging and remove the device carefully.
•Remove the packaging material as well as the pack
aging and transport bracing (if available).
•Check that the delivery is complete.
•Check the device and accessory parts for transport
damage.
•If possible, store the packaging until the warranty
period has expired.
Attention
The device and packaging materials are not toys!
Children must not be
allowed to play with plastic bags, film and small parts!
There is a risk of swallowing and suffocation!
3. Proper use
The router can be used for rabbeting, rounding off,
chamfering, routing of edges, as well as pitting in wood
and plastic.
The machine meets the currently valid EU machine
directive.
•The manufacturer’s safety, operation and main-
tenance instructions as well as the technical data given
in the calibrations and dimensions must be adhered to.
•Relevant accident prevention regulations and other
generally recognized safety and technical rules must
also be adhered to.
•The machine may only be used, maintained or re-
paired by trained persons who are familiar with the
machine and have been informed about the dangers.
Unauthorized modifications of the machine exclude a
liability of the manufacturer for damages resulting from
the modifications.
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•The machine is intended for use only with original
spare parts and original tools from the producer.
•The equipment is allowed to be used only for its
prescribed purpose. Any other use is deemed to be a
case of misuse. The user/operator and not the
manufacturer will be liable for any damage or injuries of
any kind resulting from such misuse.
•Please note that our equipment has not been designed.
•for use in commercial, trade or industrial applications.
Our warranty will be voided if the equipment is used in
commercial, trade or industrial businesses or for
equivalent purposes.
Residual risks
The machine is allowed to be used only for its intended
purpose! Even when the equipment is used as
prescribed it is still impossible to eliminate certain
residual risk factors. The following hazards may arise in
connection with the machine‘s construction and layout:
•Contact with the grinding wheel where it is notcovered.
•Catapulting of parts from out of damaged grinding
wheels.
•Catapulting of workpieces and parts of workpieces.
•Damage to hearing if essential ear-muffs are not used.
•Lung damage if no suitable protective dust mask is
used.
•Health damage caused by hand-arm vibrations if the
equipment is used over a prolonged period or is not
properly guided and maintained.
•The use of incorrect or damaged mains cables can lead
to electrical injuries.
•Although having regarded all considerable rules there
may still remain not obvious remaining hazrds.
•Minimize remaining hazards by following the in-
structions in ”Safety Rules”, ”Use only as authorized”
and in the entire operating manual.
4. Safety instructions
Caution! In order to protect yourself from the danger of
electric shock, injury or fire when using electrical power
tools, please observe the following basic safety
precautions. Read all these requirements before you
use the electrical power tool, and keep the safety
advice in a safe place.
Working safely
1. Keep your working area clean and tidy.
•A disorderly working area can lead to accidents.
2. Be aware of the effects of the environment.
•Do not leave electrical power tools out in the rain.
•Do not use electrical power tools in moist or wet
surroundings.
•Ensure that your working area is well lit.
•Do not use electrical power tools in areas where there
is risk of fire or explosion.
3. Protect yourself from electric shock.
•Avoid touching earthed objects such as pipes, heating
radiators, ovens or refrigerators with parts of your body.
4. Keep other people at a safe distance.
•Do not allow other people, in particular children, to
touch the electrical power tool or the mains lead. Keep
them away from your working area.
5. Store currently unused electrical power tools in
a safe place.
•When not being used electrical power tools should be
stored in dry conditions in a high or enclosed place, out
of reach of children.
6. Do not overload your electrical power tool.
•By keeping within the specified working range of the
tool you will work more safely and achieve a better
result.
7. Use the right electrical power tool for the task.
•Do not use low-output devices for heavy tasks.
•Do not use an electrical power tool for purposes for
which it was not intended. For example, do not use a
hand operated circular saw for trimming tree branches
or cutting logs.
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8. Wear suitable clothing.
•Do not wear loose-fitting clothing or jewellery. They
could become caught on moving parts.
•We recommend that you wear anti-slip footwear when
working outdoors.
•If you have long hair, wear a hair net.
9. Use personal protective equipment.
•Wear protective glasses.
•Wear a dust mask if your work generates dust.
10. Attaching the vacuum dust extraction device.
•Where there are connection points provided for
vacuum dust extraction please ensure that the
connections are made and used properly.
11. Do not use the mains lead for purposes for
which it was not intended.
•Do not use the mains lead to pull the plug out of the
mains socket. Protect the mains lead from heat, oil and
sharp edges.
12. Securely support the workpiece.
•Use clamps or a vice to grip the workpiece firmly. This
is much safer than holding it with your hand.
13. Avoid placing your body in an unnatural
position.
•Keep proper footing and balance at all times.
14. Look after your tools carefully.
•Keep cutting tools sharp and clean. This way you will
work more safely and achieve better results.
•Follow the advice on tool lubrication and co sumables
replacement.
•Check the condition of the mains lead on your electrical
power tool regularly and have any damage repaired by
a competent specialist.
•Check the condition of extension leads regularly and
replace them if they are damaged.
•Keep handles and hand grips clean, dry and free of oil
and grease.
15. Pull the mains plug out of the mains socket.
•Do this if the electrical power tool is not being used,
before carrying out maintenance tasks on the electrical
power tool and whenever you are changing inserted
tools, e.g. saw blades, drills or router bits.
16. Make sure that no spanners, keys etc. are left
attached.
•Check before switching on that all spanners, keys and
setting tools have been removed.
17. Avoid unintentionally starting up the device.
•Check that the switch is set to OFF on the device
when the mains plug is inserted into the mains socket.
18. Using an extension lead for working outdoors.
•When working outside, always use an approved and
appropriately labelled extension lead.
19. Remain alert.
•Watch what you are doing. Proceed with caution. Do
not use electrical power tools if you cannot concen-
trate.
20. Check the electrical power tool for damage.
•Before the electrical power tool is used, carefully
check the safety equipment and any slightly damaged
parts to see that they are still working properly.
•Check that all moving parts on the tool are working
properly, can move freely and are not damaged. All
parts must be correctly attached and fulfil all the
requirements necessary to allow the electrical power
tool to operate properly.
•Damaged safety equipment and components must be
properly repaired or replaced at a competent electrical
equipment repair centre unless otherwise indicated in
the operating instructions.
•Damaged switches must be replaced at a Customer
Service Centre.
•Never use an electrical power tool that cannot be
switched on and off properly.
21. Caution!
•The use of inserted tools and accessories other than
those recommended by the manufacturer could lead to
you being injured.
22. Have your electrical power tool repaired at an
electrical equipment repair specialist.
•This electrical power tool complies with the relevant
safety regulations. Repairs may only be carried out by
a specialist electrical repair centre using original spare
parts, otherwise injury could occur to the user.
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Safety advice relating specifically to router tables
a)Read and understand table and router manual and
accessory warnings. Failure to follow all instructions and
warnings may result in serious personal injury.
b) Fully assemble and tighten all fasteners required for
this table and for mounting the router to the plate. Do
not use the router table until all assembly and
installation steps have been completed. Check the table
and the router to make sure fasteners are still tight
before each use. A loose table is unstable andmay shift
in use.
c) Make certain the router is not plugged into a power
outlet when installing into the table, removing from
table, making adjustments or changing accessories.
Router could accidentally start.
d)Do not plug router motor power cord into standard
wall outlet. It must be plugged into the router table
switch. Power tool switches and controls need to be
within your reach in emergency situations.
e) Before operating, make sure the entire unit (table with
router installed) is placed on and secured to a solid, flat,
level surface and will not tip. Use of auxiliary in-feed and
out-feed supports is necessary for long or wide work
pieces. Long work pieces without adequate support can
flip off the table or cause the table to tip over.
f) Be certain router motor is fully and securely clamped
in the router base. Periodically check the base fastener
clamping tightness. Router motor can vibrate loose from
the base during use and fall from table.
g) Do not use the router table without the overhead
guard or auxiliary bit guard. Remove all dust, chips, and
any other foreign particles that can affect its function.
Adjust the guard height so that it clears the router bit
and the work piece. The guard will aid in keeping hands
from unintended contact with rotating bit.
h) Never place your fingers near a spinning bit or under
the guard when router is plugged in. Never hold the
work piece on the out-feed side of bit. Pressing the work
piece against the out-feed side of the fence may cause
material binding and possible kickback pulling hand
back into bit.
i)Guide work piece by the fence to maintain control of
work piece. Do not place material between router bit
and fence while routing the edge. This placement will
cause the material to become wedged, making
kickback possible.
j) Routers are i
ntended for working with wood,
wood-like products and plastic or laminates, not for
cutting or shaping metals. Be sure work piece does not
contain nails, etc. Cutting nails may cause loss of
control.
k) Do not use bits that have a cutting diameter that
exceeds the clearance hole in the table top insert. Bit
could contact insert ring, throwing fragments.
l) Install bit in accordance with instructions in router
manual and securely clamp the router bit in the collet
chuck before making any cuts to avoid bit becoming
loose during operation.
m) Never use dull or damaged bits. Sharp bits must be
handled with care. Damaged bits can snap during use.
Dull bits require more force to push the work piece,
possibly causing the bit to break or the material to kick
back.
n) The router table is designed to cut flat, straight and
squared materials. Do not cut material that is warped,
wobbly, or otherwise unstable. If the material is slightly
curved but otherwise stable, cut the material with the
concave side against the table or fence. Cutting the
material with the concave side up or away from table
may cause the warped or wobbly material to roll and
kick back causing user to lose control.
o) Never start the tool when the bit is engaged in the
material. The bit cutting edge may grab the material,
causing loss of control of the work piece.
p) Feed the work piece against the rotation of the bit.
The bit rotates anticlockwise as viewed from the top of
table. Feeding the work in the wrong direction will
cause the work piece to “climb” up on the bit, pulling
the work piece and possibly your hands into the
rotating bit.
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q) Use push sticks, vertical and horizontally mounted
feather-boards (spring sticks), and other jigs to hold
down the work piece. Push sticks, feather-boards, and
jigs eliminate the need to hold the work piece near the
spinning bit.
r) Piloted bits along with the starter pin are used when
routing internal and external contours on the work piece.
Use the auxiliary bit guard when shaping material with
the starter pin and piloted bits. The starter pin and
bearing of the piloted bit assist in maintaining control of
the work piece.
s) Do not use the table as a workbench or work surface.
Using it for purposes other than routing may cause
damage and make it unsafe to use in routing.
t) Never stand on the table or use as a ladder or
scaffolding. Table could tip or the cutting tool could be
accidentally contacted.
5. Technical Data
Specifications:
Mains Voltage: 230-240V / 50Hz
Power Consumption: 1500W
Min Speed: 8000rpm
Max Speed: 28000rpm
Max Cutting Depth: 38mm
Max Cutter Raise: 40mm
Table Size: 597x457mm
Table Height: 355mm
6.Product Features
1.Extractor Hood
2.Back Guide Fence
3.Mitre Gauge
4.Variable Speed Control
5.On/Off Switch
6.Height Adjustment Handle
7.Collet
8.Feather-board
9.Fence Base
10.Hood Screw
11.Hood nut
12.Support Blocks
13.Block Screw
14.Knob Nut
15.Feather-board Screw
16.Large Washer
17.Small Washer
18.Square Washer
19.Back Guide Fence Screw
20.Flat Feather-board Screw
21.Spindle Lock
22.Tool Wrench
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7. Assembly
Avoid unintentional starting of the machine. During
assembly and for all work on the machine, the
power plug must not be connected to the mains
supply.
Carefully remove all parts included in the delivery from
their packaging.
Remove all packaging material from the machine and
the accessories provided.
Before starting the operation of the machine for the first
time, check if all parts listed in the box content section
have been supplied
Note: Check the power tool for possible damage.
Before further use of the machine, check that all
protective devices are fully functional. Any lightly
damaged parts must be carefully checked to ensure
flawless operation of the tool. All parts must be properly
mounted and all conditions fulfilled that ensure faultless
operation.
Damaged protective devices and parts must be
immediately replaced by an authorised service centre.
Back Guide Fence (2) Assembly.
– Take Fence Base (9) and extractor hood (1). Align the
hood with the centre square hole of the Fence base
– Secure the hood to the Fence base using 2 x hood
screws(10), 2 x small washers(17) and 2 x hood
nuts(11).
– Take support block (12), and using 2 x block
screws(13), 2 x large washers(16
)and 2 x knob
nuts(14)attach the support block to each side of the
hood. Make sure that thebevelled edge of each block
is next to the hood on either side.
Be aware that the block screws fit the support block
(12) to the fence base(9) through the slotted holes in
the support block(12) and the circular holes in the
fence base (9). Also the knob nuts (14) are used at the
back of the fence base (9).
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– Attach the feather-boards to each side using 2 x
feather-board screws (15), 2 x knob nuts (14) and 2 x
large washers (16).
Be aware that the feather-boards (8) attach to the back
guide fence (2) through the slotted holes in the fence
base (9) and the circular holes in the back support (12).
Also the knob nuts (14) are used at the front of the
feather-boards (8).
– The above is needed on both sides of the back
support
– Attach the built back fence guide (2) to the table top
using 2 x back guide fence screws (19), 2 x large
washers (16) and 2 x knob nuts (14).
Be aware that the screws must be inserted through the
slotted hole on the table from underneath so that the
knob nuts (14) can be used from the top.
Front Feather-board (8) Assembly
– Attach the front feather-board (8) using 2 x square
washers (18), 2 x Flat feather-board screws (20), 2 x
large washers (16) and 2 x knob nuts (14). To do this
thread the flat feather-board screw (20) with a square
washer (18), then thread this through the feather-board
(8). Next thread on a large washer (16), and finally
loosely thread on knob nut (14).
– Complete this for both sides of the feather-board (8).
This will then thread neatly through the trench in the
table top giving the following result, and a free flowing
feather-board (8).
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Router Rise and Fall Handle (6) Assembly
– Unscrew the screw for the handle aperture
– Align the Handle (6) with the aperture
Be aware this has a semi-circular design and will only fit
on in one way. As such please do not try to force on the
handle 6as it may damage the tool.
– Once pushed on using screwdriver to tighten the
screw back up.
Stationary or Flexible Mounting
To ensure safe handling, the machine must be
mounted on a level and stable surface (e. g.,
workbench) prior to using.
Mounting to a Working Surface
– Fasten the power tool with suitable screw fasteners to
the working surface. The mounting holes serve for this
purpose.
or
– Clamp the power tool with commercially available
screw clamps by the feet to the working surface
Dust/Chip Extraction
Dusts from materials such as lead-containing coatings,
some wood types, minerals and metal can be harmful
to one’s health. Touching or breathing-in the dusts can
cause allergic reactions and/or lead to respiratory
infections of the user or bystanders.
Certain dusts, such as oak or beech dust, are
considered as carcinogenic, especially in connection
with wood-
treatment additives (chromate, wood
preservative). Materials containing asbestos may only
be worked by specialists.
– Always use dust extraction
– Provide for good ventilation of the working place.
– It is recommended to wear a P2 filter-class respirator.
Observe the relevant regulations in your country for the
materials to be worked.
The dust/chip extraction can be blocked by dust, chips
or workpiece fragments.
– Switch the machine off and pull the mains plug from
the socket outlet.
– Wait until the router bit has come to a complete stop.
– Determine the cause of the blockage and correct it.
External Dust Extraction
Connect a suitable extractor to extractor hood 1.
Internal diameter 70mm
The dust extractor must be suitable for the material
be
ing worked. When vacuuming dry dust that is
especially detrimental to health or carcinogenic, use a
special dust extractor.
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8.Operation
Be aware you should always make sure that on/off
switch (5) is set to the off position and that the tool is not
plugged in to any outlet before making any adjustments
to the router table.
Installing and Removing Collet(7).
– Turn the router rise and fall handle (6) so that the
collet is set to it maximum height.
– Pull spindle lock (21) to engage the mechanism, and
using tool wrench (22) untighten the collect (7) in an
anti-clockwise direction.
Be aware you will need both hands to achieve this, one
hand engaging the spindle lock (21), and one to
untighten the collet (7).
– Place new collect (7) on to spindle and finger tighten,
with router bit inserted.
– Engage the spindle lock (21), and tighten the collect
(7)with the tool wrench(22) in a clockwise direction.
Adjusting the Router Speed
– Simply adjust the variable speed control dial (4), with
1 being the slowest at approx. 8000rpm (no load
speed) and 6 being the highest speed at 26000rpm (no
load speed).
Be aware using the correct speed for each individual
job increases the life of the router bit and can also
affect the surface finish on the end piece. We
recommend that you make a trial cut with a scrap piece
to determine the correct speed.
Do not adjust the speed of the router whilst in use or
turned on. Turn off the machine and allow it to come to
a complete stop before you adjust the speed.
Operating the Router Table
– To turn on the machine, lift the safety cover and press
the green on button.
– To turn off the machine, lift the safety cover and press
the red off button.
Using the Table
–Insert and secure the desired collet (7)and router bit.
– Make all necessary adjustments to the router table,
feather-boards (8), and back guide fence (2).
– Make sure the on/off switch (5) is set to the off
position, and then plug the machine in an outlet.
– Push the on switch.
–
Feed the work piece gradually from right to left
againstthe rotation of the cutter. Be sure to keep the
feed rate constant for best results.
Be aware feeding the work piece too slowly will cause
burn to appear on the piece, and feeding it too quickly
will slow the motor and cause an uneven cut. On very
hard wood more than one pass may be required at
progressively depth cuts until the depth wanted is
achieved.
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– When you have finished, push the off switch, allow the
machine to come to a full stop, and then unplug the
machine form the outlet.
9.Maintenance and Service
Be aware that the machine should always have the
on/off switch 5 set to the off position and be unplugged
from any outlet before any inspection, adjustments,
maintenance or cleaning is performed.
–Before each use inspect the general condition of the
machine. Check for loose screws, misalignment or
binding of moving parts, cracked or broken parts,
damaged electrical wiring, loose router bit, and any
other condition that may affect its safe operation. If
abnormal noise or vibration occurs, have the problem
corrected before further use.
–Each day remove all sawdust and debris from the
router table with a soft brush, cloth or vacuum, making
sure that you pay particular attention to the extraction
hood (1) and the main table. Also lubricate all moving
parts with a premium lightweight machine oil. Do not
use solvents or caustic agents to clean the router
table.
10. Electrical connection
The installed electric motor is factory connected ready
for operation. The connection meets the applicable
VDE and DlN regulations.
The connection made by the customer as well as any
extension cables used must comply with all relevant
regulations.
Connection and repair work on the elctric equipment
must be carried out by a qualified technician only.
11. Disposal and recycling
The equipment is supplied in packaging to prevent it
from being damaged in transit. The raw materials in
this packaging can be reused or recycled. The
equipment and its accessories are made of various
types of material, such as metal and plastic. Never
place defective equipment in your household refuse
The equipment should be taken to a suitable collection
center for proper disposal. If you do not know the
whereabouts of such a collection point, you should ask
in your local council offices.
12. Storage
Store the equipment and accessories out of children’s
reach in a dark and dry place at above freezing
temperature. The ideal storage temperature is between
5 and 30 °C. Store the electric tool in its original
packaging.
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Parts Diagram and Parts List

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Parts Diagram and Parts List

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Parts Diagram and Parts List

Parts Diagram and Parts List
TABLE PARTS
No. Art. number Description QTY
A1 10250027 TABLE COMPONENTS 1
A2 20250002 SLIDING GUIDE 1
A3 50010030 COLUMNED PIN 1
A4 50020019 M6X30 SCREWS 3
A5 10060021 POINTER 1
A6 50040070 M5X6 SCREWS 1
A7 50060015 M6 NUTS 13
A8 30080037 COVER OF SMALL KNOB 13
A9 30080035 BODY OF SMALL KNOB 13
A10 50010084 BIG WASHERS 13
A11 30200016 ANGLE BOARD 1
A12 30200027 FEATHER 3
A13 50020034 M6X70 SCREWS 4
A14 50020033 M6X50 SCRES 4
A15 30140001 BLOCK BOARDS 2
A16 30200005 PROTECTOR 1
A17 50050047 SCREWS 2
A18 30200006 BASE OF PROTECTOR 1
A19 50010035 M6 WASHERS 10
A20 50060023 M6 NYLON NUTS 10
A21 50040068 M5X25 SCREWS 1
A22 10230031 TURNING SHAFT 1
A23 50060022 M5 NYLON NUTS 1
A24 10130041 FENCE FRAME 1
A25 10250026 LEADING PIECES 2
A26 50020023 M6X20 SCREWS 2
A27 50040067 M6X16 SCREWS 8
A28 30200003 STANDERS 2
A29 10130003 BACK PANEL 1
A30 30200064 TABLE INSERT 1
A31 10250030 FRONT PANEL 1
A32 50070048 M6X12 SCREWS 8
A33 50010081 M6 SPRING WASHERS 8
A34 50020019 M6X30 SCREWS 2
A35 30200080 Cutter Board 2
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Parts Diagram and Parts List
SWITCH BOX PARTS
No. Art. number Description QTY
C1 30130009 EMREGENCY STOP 1
C2 50040067 M6X16 SCREWS 2
C3 30130006 PLASTIC NAIL 4
C4 30130013 SWITCH BASER 1
C5 50060033 M6 NUTS 2
C6 50230016 ENDDING 6
C7 70120007 WIRE (WITH) 1
C8 50230008 PLUG&CONNECTING 4
C9 50230018 BLUE SETS 4
C10 70120009 WIRE (BLUE) 1
C11 70120008 WIRE (BLACK) 1
C12 10380069 INDUCTANCE 1
C13 10380069 SIWTCH 1
C14 50220055 CAPACITOR 1
C15 50160007 SPEED CONTROLLER 1
C16 50230028 TERMINAL BLOCK 1
C17 30130005 COVERS 1
C18 50080068 2.9X13 PLASTIC NAIL 8
C19 30070021 PRESSING BOARD 2
C20 30190038 WIRE PROTECTOR 2
C21 50190040 POWER PLUG & CORD 2
C22 10130035 SMALL SPRING 1
C23 30130008 LOCK BASER 2
C24 30130007 LOCK 1
C25 50080104 2.9X13 SCREWS 1
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Parts Diagram and Parts List
MOTOR PARTS
No. Art. number Description QTY
B1 50010100 M16 RING 2
B2 10130044 WRECH 1
B3 10130033 FIXING CAP 2
B4 10130032 COLLECTOR 1/2 & 1/4 2
B5 10250004 PRESS SPRING 1
B6 10250005 LOCKING PIECES 1
B7 10250006 DUST BLOCKER 1
B8 50070010 M5X12 SCREWS 4
B9 50010022 SPRING WASHER 12
B10 50010034 M5 WASHERS 8
B11 20250001 FORNT COVER 1
B12 10250007 PROTECTORS 1
B13 50240075 6004 BEARING 1
B14 50010103 M42 RING 1
B15 10250008 CONNTECTING SETS 1
B16 10250009 RATOR 1
B17 30240025 PRESSING RING 1
B18 50040037 M5X70 SCRES 2
B19 10250010 SPINDLE 1
B20 50240016 6000 2Z BEARING 1
B21 30240031 BEARING FIXING 1
B22 30590003 MOTOR SHELL 1
B23 50040089 M5X55 SCREWS 4
B24 10240051 BURSH BOX 2
B25 10240043 CARBON BURSH 2
B26 10240042 SPRINGS 2
B27 50080046 ST 4X12 SCREWS 6
B28 30240024 BACK COVERS 1
B29 30590004 INNER NUT 1
B30 30590001 CONNTECTORS 1
B31 30590002 OUTER NUT 1
B32 50230008 PLUG&CONNECTING 2
B33 50230018 BLUE SERS 2
B34 70122257 CONNECTING WIRE 1
B35 50040046 M6X55 SCREWS 1
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Parts Diagram and Parts List
MOTOR PARTS
No. Art. number Description QTY
B36 30060019 HANDLES 1
B37 50060033 M6 NUTS 1
B38 30070015 HAND WHEELS 1
B39 50050019 M6X12 SCREW 1
B40 10250024 ADJUSTING PARTS 1
B41 50010035 WASHER M6 12
B42 50060023 M6 NYLON NUTS 4
B43 50010023 M6 SPRING WASHERS 1
B44 50030019 M6X12 SCREWS 1
B45 10250031 SHAFT 1
B46 30250001 LOCKING HANDLE 1
B47 50040020 M5X6 SCREWS 8
B48 10250025 FIXER PARTS 1
B49 10060108 GEAR A 1
B50 10250017 LONG POLE 1
B51 50010050 M17 RING 1
B52 50040023 M5X12 SCREWS 2
B53 50030060 M6X8 SCREWS 1
B54 50030095 M6X10 SCREWS 4
B55 50240048 61093 BEARING 1
B56 10250020 BEARING COVERS 1
B57 10250019 GEAR B 1
B58 50060022 M5 NYLON NUTS 2
B59 10250021 GEAR COVER 1
B60 50230016 ENDDING 2
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