Palmgren 80161A Service manual

Unpacking
Refer to Figures 1 and 8.
Check for shipping damage. If damage
has occurred, a claim must be filed with
carrier immediately. Check for com-
pleteness. Immediately report missing
parts to dealer.
Carefully open crate and remove loose
parts box. Unbolt mill drill from ship-
ping pallet and remove from crate using
heavy duty lifting equipment such as an
overhead crane.
Eyebolts (Fig. 8, Ref. No. 46) are provided
to hoist machine. Insert the four eyebolts
into base (Fig. 8, Ref. No. 13) and secure
in position.
Be careful not to
touch overhead
power lines, piping, lighting, etc. if lift-
ing equipment is used. Mill Drill weighs
approximately 600 lbs. Proper tools,
equipment and qualified personnel
should be employed in all phases of
unpacking and installation.
Mill drill is shipped assembled except
for certain parts shipped loose in a
wooden box. Locate and account for
the following parts:
A Drill chuck arbor (on machine)
B 1/2” Drill chuck with key
C Face mill arbor
D 3” Face milling cutter
E Three Table handwheels
F Three Handwheel caps
G Four crank handles
H R8/MT3 Adapter
I Three Quill handles and knobs
J Four Eyebolts
K Wrench
L Drawbar (on machine)
6 pc. R8 collet set (not shown)
IMPORTANT: Table is coated with a
protectant. To ensure proper fit and
operation, remove coating. Coating is
easily removed with mild solvents, such
as mineral spirits, and a soft cloth.
Avoid getting cleaning solution on
paint or any of the rubber or plastic
parts. Solvents may deteriorate theses
finishes. Use soap and water on paint,
plastic or rubber components. After
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Operating Instructions & Parts Manual 80161A
Please read and save these instructions. Read carefully before attempting to assemble, install, operate or maintain the product described.
Protect yourself and others by observing all safety information. Failure to comply with instructions could result in personal injury and/or
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Description
Palmgren 12-Speed Mill Drill Model 80161A is a ruggedly constructed machine pro-
viding accurate milling, drilling and boring capabilities. The fully enclosed R-8 spindle
has heavy-duty tapered thrust bearings at top and bottom of quill, adjustable depth
stop with scale, fine feed adjustment handwheel with .001” graduations and quill
lock down handle for securely clamping spindle at desired depth. One piece cast iron
head rotates 360° and travels vertically by rack and pinion.
Hinged pulley cover allows fast and easy speed changes. Large 323⁄8x 91⁄2” table has
dovetail ways with adjustable gibs and bronze lead screw nuts for accurate and rigid
table positioning. Table has four 5/8” T-slots, zero-setting handwheel dials with
.001” graduations, adjustable stops for longitudinal feed and cross feed way cover.
A 1½ HP, 1725 RPM, 115/230 volt, 60 Hz single-phase motor and 115v work lamp
are included. Prewired for 230v.
cleaning, cover all exposed surfaces with
a light coating of oil.
Never use highly
volatile solvents.
Non-flammable solvents are recom-
mended to avoid possible fire hazard.
Specifications
MODEL 80161A
Horsepower. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11/2HP
12 Speeds. . . . . . 150, 225, 255, 350, 400
500, 850, 1200, 1500,1600
2300, 3000 RPM
Table size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323/8x 91/2”
T-slots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5/8” slots, four
Swing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16”
Spindle taper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R-8 with
7/16”-20 drawbar
Drilling capacity. . . . . . . . 11/4” mild steel
11/2” cast iron
End mill capacity. . . . . . . 3/4” mild steel
Face mill capacity. . . . . . . . 3” mild steel
Spindle stroke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5”
Max. distance spindle to table . . . . . 17”
Head swivel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360°
Quill diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3”
Quill collar diameter. . . . . . 33/4” (96mm)
Column diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41/2”
Left-right table travel
(longitudinal). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23”
Front-back table travel (cross) . . . . . . 7”
Motor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11/2HP, 1725 RPM,
115/230 volt, 23/11.5 amp,
60 Hz, single-phase
Weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600 lbs
Shipping weight . . . . . . . . . . . . . 666 lbs
For your own safety,
read all of the
instructions and precautions before
operating tool.
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General Safety Information
Some dust created
by power sanding,
sawing, grinding, drilling and other con-
struction activities contains chemicals
known to cause cancer, birth defects or
other reproductive harm.
Some examples of these chemicals are:
1. Lead from lead-based paints.
2. Crystalline silica from bricks and
cement and other masonry products.
3. Arsenic and chromium from
chemically-treated lumber.
Your risk from these exposures vary,
depending on how often you do this
type of work. To reduce your exposure
to these chemicals: work in a well venti-
lated area and work with approved
safety equipment. Always wear
OSHA/NIOSH approved, properly fitting
face mask or respirator when using such
tools.
Always follow prop-
er operating proce-
dures as defined in this manual even if
you are familiar with use of this or simi-
lar tools. Remember that being careless
for even a fraction of a second can
result in severe personal injury.
BE PREPARED FOR JOB
1. Wear proper apparel. Do not wear
loose clothing, gloves, neckties, rings,
bracelets or other jewelry which may
get caught in moving parts of machine.
2. Wear protective hair covering to
contain long hair.
3. Wear safety shoes with non-slip soles.
4. Wear safety glasses complying with
United States ANSI Z87.1. Everyday
glasses have only impact resistant
lenses. They are NOT safety glasses.
5. Wear face mask or dust mask if oper-
ation is dusty.
6. Be alert and think clearly. Never oper-
ate power tools when tired, intoxicat-
ed or when taking medications that
cause drowsiness.
PREPARE WORK AREA FOR JOB
1. Keep work area clean. Cluttered work
areas invite accidents.
2. Do not use power tools in dangerous
environments. Do not use power
tools in damp or wet locations. Do
not expose power tools to rain.
3. Work area should be properly lighted.
4. Proper electrical receptacle should be
available for tool. Three-prong plug
should be plugged directly into
properly grounded, three-prong
receptacle.
5. Extension cords should have a
grounding prong and the three wires
of the extension cord should be of
the correct gauge.
6. Keep visitors at a safe distance from
work area.
7. Keep children out of workplace.
Make workshop childproof. Use pad-
locks or master switches to prevent
any unintentional use of power tools.
TOOL SHOULD BE MAINTAINED
1. Always unplug tool prior to inspection.
2. Consult manual for specific maintain-
ing and adjusting procedures.
3. Keep tool lubricated and clean for
safest operation.
4. Remove adjusting tools. Form habit
of checking to see that adjusting
tools are removed before switching
machine on.
5. Keep all parts in working order.
Check to determine that the guard or
other parts will operate properly and
perform their intended function.
6. Check for damaged parts. Check for
alignment of moving parts, binding,
breakage, and mounting or any other
condition that may affect a tool’s
operation.
7. A guard or other damaged part
should be properly repaired or
replaced. Do not perform makeshift
repairs. (Use parts list provided to
order replacement parts.)
KNOW HOW TO USE TOOL
1. Use right tool for job. Do not force
tool or attachment to do a job for
which it was not designed.
2. Disconnect tool when changing drill
bit or cutter.
3. Avoid accidental start-up. Make sure
that the tool is in the OFF position
before plugging in.
4. Do not force a tool. It will work
most efficiently at the rate for which
it was designed.
5. Keep hands away from moving parts
and cutting surfaces.
6. Never leave tool running unattend-
ed. Turn the power off and do not
leave tool until it comes to a com-
plete stop.
7. Do not overreach. Keep proper foot-
ing and balance.
8. Never stand on tool. Serious injury
could occur if tool is tipped or if drill
bit is unintentionally contacted.
9. Know your tool. Learn the tool’s
operation, application and specific
limitations.
10. Use recommended accessories (refer
to page 13). Use of improper acces-
sories may cause risk of injury to
persons.
11. Handle workpiece correctly. Protect
hands from possible injury.
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General Safety Information
(Continued)
12. Turn machine off if it jams. Drill bit
or cutter jams when it digs too
deeply into workpiece. (Motor force
keeps it stuck in the work.)
13. Clamp workpiece or brace against
column to prevent rotation.
14. Feed work into a bit or cutter
against the direction of rotation of
bit or cutter.
15. Use recommended speed for mill drill
accessory and workpiece material.
Think safety! Safety
is a combination of
operator common sense and alertness at
all times when tool is being used.
Assembly
Refer to Figures 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8.
Do not attempt
assembly if parts are
missing. Use this manual to order
replacement parts.
MILL DRILL INSTALLATION
Mill drill must be mounted to a flat
level surface. MIll drill must be level in
both cross and transverse directions. Use
shims or machine mounts if necessary.
Do not mount machine in direct sun-
light. Heat caused by sunlight may
deform plastic parts on machine.
Make sure selected location has enough
clearance to accommodate full move-
ment of the table. See Figure 2 for
minimum work space required.
If stand is used, be sure to bolt mill drill
to stand and level stand to floor to min-
imize vibration. Tighten all nuts and
bolts that may have loosened in ship-
ping. Secure mill drill base to stand or
bench.
ATTACH QUILL FEED HANDLES
Refer to Figure 6, page 8.
1. Thread knobs (Ref. No. 37) onto han-
dles (Ref. No. 38).
2. Thread handle into hub (Ref. No. 40).
3. Repeat for remaining two knobs and
handles.
ATTACH HANDLE AND CRANK
Refer to Figure 6, page 8.
1. Thread handle (Ref. No. 1) into crank
(Ref. No. 2).
2. Secure handle in position by tighten-
ing hex nut on handle.
3. Secure crank onto worm shaft (Ref.
No. 6) with set screws (Ref. No. 56).
MOUNT TABLE HANDWHEELS
Refer to Figure 8, page 12.
1. Remove protective caps from lead
screws (Ref. Nos. 12 and 25).
2. Thread handles into table hand-
wheels (Ref. No. 1).
3. Secure two handwheels to left and
right ends of longitudinal lead screw
(Ref. No. 25) using set screws (Ref. No.
45).
4. Secure remaining handwheel to end
of cross feed lead screw (Ref. No. 12)
using set screw.
INSTALL DRAWBAR AND ARBOR
Refer to Figures 6 and 7, pages 8 and 10.
Insert draw bar (Fig. 7, Ref. No. 38) into
top of spindle. Be sure that arbor and
spindle taper are clean of all dirt, metal
chips, oil, etc. Insert chuck or face mill
cutter, adapter or R8 collet (Fig. 6, Ref.
Nos. 48, 51 or 55) into spindle and
rotate arbor to engage spindle key in
arbor keyway. Push arbor into spindle
and thread draw bar into end of arbor.
Use a wrench to tighten draw bar
securely.
TO INSTALL FACE MILL CUTTER:
1. Make sure arbor and cutter are clean
and free of debris.
2. Slide face mill cutter on arbor and
secure in position using washer and
bolt (Fig. 6, Ref. Nos. 52, 53 and 54).
TO INSTALL DRILL CHUCK:
1. Make sure arbor and chuck are clean
and free of debris.
2. Slide drill chuck (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 50)
with jaws retracted onto arbor and
tap chuck with a mallet to seat chuck
in place
Installation
POWER SOURCE
Refer to Figure 3, page 4.
The Palmgren mill drill is prewired for
230 volts, 60 Hz, single-phase power. A
qualified electrician should wire a 240
volt, 20 AMP, 3-prong plug to mill drill
line cord.
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Figure 2 – Required Minimum Space
80”
100”
65”

Installation (Continued)
A wiring schematic has been included for
your information.
To use machine with a 115 volt, 60Hz,
single-phase power supply:
All electrical connec-
tions must be per-
formed by a qualified electrician.
1. Change motor wiring to 115 volts.
Refer to Figure 3 or motor nameplate.
2. Remove contactor and circuit breaker
and replace with 115 volt rated contac-
tor and circuit breaker. (Fig. 7, Ref. Nos.
25 and 37). A 115 volt conversion kit is
available, Part No. 26438.00.
3. Attach a 125 volt, 30 Amp, 3-prong
plug to the mill drill line cord.
Operation
Refer to Figures 4, 6, 7 and 8.
ADJUSTING HEAD
Refer to Figures 6 and 8.
Loosen hex nut (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 22) with
wrench (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 23). Head can be
rotated 360° around column by hand. Be
sure rack (Fig. 8, Ref. No. 14) does not
bind. Raise or lower head by turning
head adjusting crank (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 2).
Be sure to tighten both hex nuts after
adjusting head.
CHANGING SPEED
Refer to Figures 4 and 7.
Palmgren mill drill is a 12-speed
machine. Spindle speeds are determined
by location of V-belts on three pulleys.
Always push stop button and disconnect
power from machine before changing
speeds.
Open cover access door (Ref. No. 62).
Pulley cover (Ref. No. 28) top can be tilt-
ed back for speed changes by sliding
latches outward. Be sure to close cover
when finished.
Loosen handle (Ref. No. 14) and push
motor mount plate (Ref. No. 22) toward
head. Tighten handle.
Loosen transmitting pulley base (Ref.
No. 34) by loosening hex head bolts
(Ref. No. 35). Place V-belts on pulleys
for desired speed as shown in speed
chart (See Figure 4, page 5).
Tension front V-belt (Ref. No. 31) by
pushing middle pulley away from spin-
dle pulley. Tighten hex head bolts.
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Figure 3 – Wiring Schematic
230V Power
Motor 115V Motor 230V
Overload Amp
Set at 15 Amp
for 230V
Operation
Lamp
Emer.
Stop
Stop
Start
White Green
Black Red White Green
Black Red White
Green Black
Fuse

Operation (Continued)
Loosen handle and push motor mount
plate away from head to tension rear
V-belt. Tighten handle. Check belt ten-
sion and adjust if necessary. Close pulley
cover.
Secure pulley cover latches.
Spindle RPM Belt Location
150 A1-4Z
225 B2-4Z
255 A1-3Y
350 C3-4Z
400 B2-3Y
500 A1-2X
850 D4-3Y
1200 C3-2X
1500 B2-1W
1600 D4-2X
2300 C3-1W
3000 D4-1W
SPINDLE OPERATION
Refer to Figures 6 and 7, pages 8 and 10.
Palmgren mill drill is equipped with
spindle fine feed handwheel and spin-
dle depth lockdown handle.
Engage fine feed handwheel (Fig. 6,
Ref. No. 36) by rotating pinion knob
clockwise (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 39) until tight.
Disengage fine feed by loosening pin-
ion knob.
Spindle depth can be locked into position
by tightening quill lock handle (Fig. 7,
Ref. No. 56). Bring spindle down to
desired position and tighten quill lock
handle to hold spindle position.
DEPTH STOP
Refer to Figures 6 and 7, pages 8 and 10.
Repeated operations where depth of cut
is consistent are made easier by using
depth scale (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 44) and
depth setting knob (Fig. 7, Ref. No. 61).
Depth of cut is shown on depth scale
and indicated by depth indicator
(Fig. 6, Ref. No. 45).
Depth of cut is set by rotating depth
setting knob until desired depth is
obtained.
HANDWHEEL SCALES
Refer to Figure 8, page 12.
The cross feed handwheel and right-
hand longitudinal handwheel are
equipped with graduated collars.
One full rotation of handwheel moves
table .100”. Handwheel scales are grad-
uated in .001”.
Scales are used when precise movement
of table is required.
Scales can be zeroed by loosening dial
screw (Ref. No. 5) and rotating lead
screw dial (Ref. No. 4) until zero marks
are aligned.
Tighten dial screw.
TABLE STOP BLOCKS
Refer to Figure 8, page 12.
Longitudinal travel can be limited to
make repeated operations easier by
using the table stop blocks (Ref. No. 27).
Table stop blocks are positioned to con-
tact table stop bracket (Ref. No. 21) lim-
iting table travel.
Adjust stop blocks by loosening socket
head bolts (Ref. No. 26) and moving
stop blocks to desired position. Secure
socket head bolts.
TABLE LOCKS
Refer to Figure 8, page 12.
Mill drill table can be locked into position
using table lock handles (Ref. Nos. 32 and
41).
Longitudinal position is secured by tight-
ening lock handles on front of saddle.
Cross feed position is secured by tighten-
ing lock handles on right side of saddle.
REMOVE ARBOR
Be sure mill drill is
turned off and is dis-
connected from power source before
removing arbor.
1. Loosen draw bar with one or two
turns.
2. Tap draw bar top with mallet to free
arbor.
3. Loosen drawbar completely until
arbor drops from spindle..
OPERATING CONTROLS
Refer to Figure 7, page 10.
Power lamp (Ref. No. 64)–This lamp will
be illuminated when the machine is
connected to power source.
Emergency stop switch
(Ref. No. 65)–Press to stop machine.
The switch must be twisted clockwise
until it pops outward in order for the
machine to be operable.
Start Switch (Ref. No. 67)–Press to start
machine.
Stop Switch (Ref. No. 68)–Press to stop
machine during normal operation.
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Figure 4 – Spindle Speed Chart
B
C
A1
2
3
4
Motor
Spindle
Spindle
Rotation
D
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Y
W
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Maintenance
Do not attempt
under any circum-
stances, to service, repair, dismatle, or
disassemble any mechanical or electrical
components without physically discon-
necting all powr sources.
Refer to Figures 5, 6, 7 and 8.
Keep all moving parts and surfaces
clean of dirt, metal chips, etc. Keep a
light coating of oil on all exposed sur-
faces, including table top and slots, all
dovetail way surfaces, lead screws, rack
and column.
Replace worn V-belts.
Check electrical connections and replace
any worn or frayed wires or line cords.
Replace worn way cover.
Replace work lamp bulb with maximum
40 watt bulb only.
GIB ADJUSTMENT
Refer to Figures 5 and 8, pages 6 and
12.
Palmgren mill drill is equipped with
adjustable gibs (See Figure 5) on longi-
tudinal and cross feed that eliminate
excess play in table as dovetail ways
wear over time.
Rotating gib adjustment bolts (Ref. No.
43) clockwise tightens dovetail ways.
Adjust gib bolts until a slight drag is felt
when moving the table with hand-
wheels. Loosen bolts if table is too tight.
REPLACE RETURN SPRING
Refer to Figure 6 and 7, pages 8 and 10.
Return spring may wear after extended
use and will need replacement. If spindle
does not return to full up position when
released, then replace return spring.
Spring is under ten-
sion and may tend
to twist forcefully when relaxed.
To replace return spring, push spindle
to fully up position and lock it in place
by tightening quill lock handle
(Fig. 7, Ref. No. 56).
Loosen spring cover bolt (Fig. 6, Ref. No.
11) slowly and carefully rotate spring
and cover clockwise to relax spring ten-
sion.
Remove spring cover bolt and washers
(Fig. 6, Ref. No. 11, 12 and 13). When
tension is released, rotate spring and
cover clockwise to release spring from
mounting screw.
Remove spring and cover. Place new
spring over pinion shaft and slide slot at
end of spring over mounting screw
(Fig. 6, Ref. No. 24). Press spring and
cover against head casting.
Replace washer and spring cover knob.
Rotate cover counterclockwise to tension
spring. Rotate cover approximately
three full turns and tighten cover knob.
Release quill lock handle.
Test spring tension by pulling down on
crank handle (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 38). Adjust
spring tension as needed.
Overtightening spring causes quill
to return with excessive force dam-
aging quill and rubber bumper
(Figure 7, Ref. Nos. 4 and 9).
Lubrication
Refer to Figures 6, 7 and 8, pages 8, 10
and 12.
Use medium weight, non-detergent oil.
DAILY:
1. Apply five to six drops of oil on
splines at the top of spindle (Fig. 7,
Ref. No. 2).
2. Be sure cross feed lead screw (Fig. 8,
Ref. No. 12) is clean of dirt and metal
chips. Oil if necessary.
WEEKLY:
1. Oil cross feed lead screw (Fig. 8, Ref.
No. 12).
2. Oil dovetail ways (Fig. 8, Ref. No. 11).
MONTHLY:
1. Oil handwheel bearings through oil
fittings (Fig. 8, Ref. No. 11).
2. Oil gear rack on back of quill where
pinion shaft (Fig. 6, Ref. No. 25)
engages quill (Fig. 7, Ref. No. 4).
3. Oil depth stop lead screw (Fig. 7, Ref.
No. 61).
4. Apply bearing grease to rack (Fig. 8,
Ref. No. 14) and pinion shaft (Fig. 6,
Ref. No. 25). Remove pinion knob
and handle base (Fig. 6, Ref. Nos. 39
and 40) to expose pinion shaft.
5. Grease longitudinal lead screw (Fig. 8,
Ref. No. 25).
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Figure 5 – Gib Adjustment
Gib
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Troubleshooting Chart
Motor does not run when start button
is pushed
Motor overheats
Spindle overheats
Lack of power at spindle
Cutting tool chattering
Spindle does not return to full “up”
position
Excessive backlash in lead screws
Excessive noise
Excessive play in table
1. No power to motor
2. Blown fuse on control box
3. Defective switch or contactor
1. Low voltage to motor
2. V-belts too tight
3. Too deep or too fast a cut
4. Worn contacts in contactor
1. Poor quill bearing lubrication
2. Spindle bearings too tight
3. Mill drill operated at high speeds
for extended period
V-belts loose
1. Spindle bearings loose
2. Table is loose
3. Worn spindle bearings
4. Head clamp bolts loose
5. Too deep or too fast a cut
6. Loose workpiece
1. Poorly adjusted return spring
2. Worn return spring
Worn lead screw nuts
1. Loose spindle bearings
2. Loose motor pulley
3. Dull cutting tools
Table is loose
1. Check electrical connector and
circuit breaker or fuse
2. Correct wiring problem and
replace fuse
3. Replace defective parts
1. Check voltage
2. Tension belts properly
3. Reduce cut depth or speed
4. Replace contactor
1. Lubricate bearings with bearing
grease
2. Adjust bearings so that spindle
does not bind
3. Allow mill drill to cool
Tension V-belts properly
1. Tighten bearings
2. Adjust table and saddle gibs
3. Replace bearings
4. Tighten bolts
5. Reduce cut depth or speed
6. Clamp workpiece securely
1. Increase return spring tension
2. Replace return spring
Adjust or replace lead screw nuts
1. Adjust bearings properly
2. Tighten pulley set screws
3. Replace cutting tools
Adjust table gibs properly
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2 Head adjusting crank 26592.00 1
3 1/4-20 x 3/4” Socket head bolt * 4
4 Oil fitting 05979.00 1
5 3AMI-14 Retaining ring 05989.00 2
6 Worm shaft 26594.00 1
7 Bushing 26595.00 1
8 Pinion housing 26596.00 1
9 Worm gear 26597.00 1
10 Worm gear shaft 26598.00 1
11 1/4-20x 5/8” Socket head bolt * 1
12 1/4” Lock washer * 2
13 1/4” Flat washer (W) * 1
14 Return spring and cover 26601.00 1
15 #10-24 x 3/4” Pan head screw * 3
16 3/8”-16 Hex nut * 1
17 3/8-16 x 11⁄2” Set screw 17517.00 1
18 Spring base 26602.00 1
19 5/8-11 x 6” Hex head bolt * 2
20 Head † 1
21 5/8” Flat washer * 2
22 5/8”-11 Hex nut * 2
23 Wrench 26604.00 1
24 #10-24 x 1/2” Flat head screw * 1
25 Pinion shaft 26605.00 1
26 8 x 7 x 45mm Key 04770.00 1
27 Fine feed housing 26606.00 1
28 5/16-18 x 3/4” Socket head bolt * 2
29 Worm shaft 26607.00 1
30 6202ZZ Ball bearing 01540.00 2
31 3AMI-15 Retaining ring 00533.00 1
32 Spacer 26608.00 1
33 Worm cover 26609.00 1
34 #10-24 x 3/8” Pan head screw * 2
35 Fine feed scale 26610.00 1
36 Handwheel assembly 26611.00 1
37 Handle knob 26612.00 3
38 Crank handle 26613.00 3
39 Pinion knob 26614.00 1
40 Handle base 26615.00 1
41 Compression spring 26616.00 1
42 Ring gear housing 26617.00 1
43 1/4-20 x 1/2” Pan head screw * 4
44 Front cover assembly 26623.00 1
45 Depth indicator 26624.00 1
46 #5 Flat washer * 1
47 #5-40 x 1/4” Pan head screw * 1
48 R8 / JT6 Arbor 26621.00 1
49 Chuck key 26620.00 1
50 JT6 Chuck with key 26619.00 1
51 Face milling arbor 26744.00 1
52 Face milling cutter 26618.00 1
53 1/2” Flat washer (R) * 1
54 3/8-16 x 11⁄4” Socket head bolt * 1
55 R8 / MT3 Adapter 17157.00 1
56 3/8-16 x 1/2” Set screw * 1
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1 Oil Seal 26625.00 1
2 Spindle 26626.00 1
3 30207J-N Taper roller bearing 05855.00 1
4 Quill 26628.00 1
5 30206J-N Taper roller bearing 05856.00 1
6 30mm Keyed washer 05857.00 1
7 Locknut 26629.00 2
8 Strain relief 26737.00 2
9 Rubber bumper 26631.00 1
10 Rod base 26632.00 1
11 1/4”-20 Hex nut * 1
12 1/4-20 x 2” Hex head bolt * 1
13 Quill lock sleeve 26633.00 1
14 3/8”-16 Wing screw 26634.00 1
15 Compression spring 26635.00 1
16 Tension rod 26636.00 1
17 Rod cap 26637.00 1
18 Motor Cord 26638.00 1
19 7/16-14 x 3/4” Hex head bolt * 2
20 5/16”-18 Hex nut * 4
21 5/16” Flat washer * 10
22 Motor mount plate 26639.00 1
23 7 x 7 x 37mm Key 26640.00 1
24 5/16-18 x 1” Hex head bolt * 4
25 Circuit breaker, 13A 26641.00 1
26 Capacitor 150MFD 26642.00 1
27 Motor (Incl. Ref. Nos. 25 and 26) 26643.00 1
28 Pulley cover 26644.00 1
29 Motor pulley 26645.00 1
30 V-Belt 26447.00 1
31 V-Belt 05666.00 1
32 5/8”-11 Hex nut * 2
33 Transmitting pulley assembly 26648.00 1
34 Transmitting pulley base 26649.00 1
35 5/16-18 x 1/2” Hex head bolt * 2
36 Bracket 26735.00 1
37 Contactor 26736.00 1
38 Draw bar 26652.00 1
39 Spindle lock nut 26653.00 1
40 Spindle pulley 26654.00 1
41 5/16-18 x 5/8” Hex head bolt * 5
42 Cable clamp 26655.00 1
43 Screw 26656.00 2
44 Draw bar cover 26657.00 1
45 Lamp assembly 26658.00 1
46 #10-24 x 3/8” Washer head screw 01477.00 4
47 Bracket 26659.00 1
48 1/4-20 x 1/2” Pan head screw * 3
49 Bearing retainer 26660.00 1
50 Spindle taper sleeve assembly 26661.00 1
51 3BMI-80 Retaining ring 26662.00 1
52 Cotter pin 26663.00 1
53 Depth indicator block 26664.00 1
54 Head † 1
55 #10 Flat washer * 2
56 Quill lock handle 26666.00 1
57 1/2” Flat washer * 1
58 Quill lock bushing 26667.00 1
59 Line cord 26668.00 1
60 Nut 26669.00 1
61 Depth stop lead screw assembly 26670.00 1
62 Cover access door 26671.00 1
63 4-0.7 x 12mm Pan head screw * 4
64 Power lamp 26729.00 1
65 Emergency stop switch 26730.00 1
66 Control box cover 26731.00 1
67 Start switch 26732.00 1
68 Stop switch 26733.00 1
69 Control box housing 26734.00 1
ΔFuse 25430.00 1
ΔFuse holder 26439.00 1
Δ115V Conversion kit 26438.00 1
ΔLamp switch 15329.00 1
Ref. Part
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1 Hand wheel assembly 26674.00 3
2 Lead screw coupling 26675.00 2
3 5 x 38mm Spring pin 26676.00 3
4 Lead screw dial 26677.00 2
5 Dial screw 26678.00 2
6 51103 Thrust bearing 05935.00 4
7 5/16-18 x 1” Socket head bolt * 8
8 Cross feed flange 26680.00 1
9 Scale 26681.00 2
10 Rivet 01286.00 4
11 Oil fitting 05979.00 5
12 Cross feed lead screw 26684.00 1
13 Base † 1
14 Rack 26686.00 1
15 5/16-18 x 1/2” Hex head bolt * 4
16 5/8” Lock washer * 4
17 5/8-11 x 21⁄2” Hex head bolt * 4
18 Column 26687.00 1
19 Rack retaining ring 26688.00 1
20 Column cap with screw 26689.00 1
21 Table stop bracket 26714.00 1
22 Saddle 26715.00 1
23 Cross feed lead screw nut assembly 26704.00 1
24 Right lead screw flange 26693.00 1
25 Longitudinal lead screw 26694.00 1
26 1/4-20 x 1/2” Socket head bolt * 2
27 Stop block 26695.00 2
28 Stop block nut 26696.00 2
29 1/4 NPT x 3/8” Plug 26697.00 1
30 Table 26698.00 1
31 Longitudinal lead screw nut assy. 26699.00 1
32 Table lock handle 26713.00 2
33 5/16-18 x 3/4” Socket head bolt * 2
34 Left lead screw flange 26702.00 1
35 Left lead screw coupling 26703.00 1
36 5/16-18 x 21⁄4” Socket head Bolt * 1
37 5/16” Lock washer * 3
38 Lower cover plate 26706.00 1
39 Way cover 26707.00 1
40 Bushing 26708.00 4
41 Saddle lock handle 26709.00 2
42 Table gib 26710.00 1
43 Gib adjustment bolt 26711.00 2
44 Saddle gib 26712.00 1
45 6-1.0 x 10mm Set screw * 3
46 12-1.75 x 22mm Eye bolt 05356.00 4
Recommended Accessories
Δ69-Piece clamping kit 38950 1
Δ4” Angle vise 11351 1
Δ4” Drill press vise 12352 1
Δ4” Standard vise 12403 1
Δ4” Quick grip vise 12421.00 1
Δ4” Angle vise 11405.00 1
Δ6” Standard vise 12601 1
Δ6” Drill press vise 12603 1
Δ6” Cross vise 30601 1
ΔMill drill stand 70104A 1
Ref. Part
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WARRANTY
Palmgren warrants their products to be free of defects in material or workmanship. This warranty does not cover defects due
directly or indirectly to misuse, abuse, normal wear and tear, failure to properly maintain the product, heated, ground or
otherwise altered, or used for a purpose other than that for which it was intended. The warranty does not cover expendable
and/or wear parts (i.e. v-belts, coated screws, abrasives), damage to tools arising from alteration, abuse or use other than
their intended purpose, packing and freight. The duration of this warranty is expressly limited to one year parts and labor,
unless otherwise noted below beginning from the date of delivery to the original user. The Palmgren products carry the
following warranties on parts with a 1 year warranty on labor:
•USA Machine vises – Lifetime
•IQ Machine vises – Lifetime
•Bench vises – Lifetime
•Positioning tables – Lifetime
•Bench grinders & buffers – 3 years
•Tapping machines – 2 years
•Drilling machines – 2 years
•Finishing machines – 2 years
•Band saws – 2 years
•Work stands – 2 years
•Arbor Presses – 2 years
•Metal Framing Equipment – 2 years
•Accessories – 1 year
The obligation of Palmgren is limited solely to the repair or replacement, at our option, at its factory or authorized repair
agent of any part that should prove deficient. Purchaser must lubricate and maintain the product under normal operating
conditions at all times. Prior to operation become familiar with product and the included materials, i.e. warnings, cautions
and manuals. Failure to follow these instructions will void the warranty.
This warranty is the purchaser’s exclusive remedy against Palmgren for any deficiency in its products. Under no circumstances
is Palmgren liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages including lost profits in any way relat-
ed to the use or inability to use our products. This warranty gives you specific legal rights which may vary from state to state.
SERVICE & REPAIR
1. If a Palmgren product requires a repair or warranty service DO NOT return the product to the place of purchase.
2. All warranty related work must be evaluated and approved by Palmgren.
3. Prior to returning any item the user must obtain factory approval and a valid RGA number.
4. For instructions and RGA number, contact your local distributor.

31664.00-1109
Taladradora Fresadora
Manual de Instrucciones de Operación y Lista de Partes 80161A
Por favor lea y guarde estas instrucciones. Léalas cuidadosamente antes de tratar de montar, instalar, operar o dar mantenimiento al producto
aquí descrito. Protéjase usted mismo y a los demás observando toda la información de seguridad. ¡El no cumplir con las instrucciones puede
ocasionar daños, tanto personales como a la propiedad! Guarde estas instrucciones para referencia en el futuro.
Descripción
La Taladradora Fresadora de 12 Velocidades Palmgren, Modelo 80161A, es una
máquina de fabricación resistente, que tiene la capacidad de fresar, taladrar y per-
forar con precisión. El husillo R-8, completamente encerrado, tiene rodamientos de
empuje ahusados y de tipo pesado en las partes superior e inferior del eje hueco,
una profundidad de tope ajustable con escala, una rueda de mano de ajuste de ali-
mentación fina con graduaciones de 0,001” y un mango de sujeción del eje hueco
para sujetar el husillo en forma segura a la profundidad deseada. El cabezal de hier-
ro fundido de una pieza rota 360° y avanza verticalmente por piñón y cremallera.
La cubierta de la polea de bisagra permite cambios de velocidad rápidos y fáciles.
La mesa grande de 82 x 24 cm tiene vías de cola de milano con cuñas ajustables y
tuercas del tornillo de entrada de bronce ajustables, para colocarla rígida y precisa-
mente. La mesa tiene cuatro ranuras T de 5/8”, cuadrantes de rueda de mano con
ajuste cero, con graduaciones de 0,001”, topes ajustables para la cubierta de las
vías de alimentación longitudinal y transversal.
Se incluye un motor de monofásico de 60Hz, 115/230 voltios, 1725 RPM, 1½ caballos
de fuerza y lámpara de trabajo de 115 voltios. Precableado para 230 voltios.
Desempaque
Consulte las Figuras 1 y 8.
Revise para verificar si han ocurrido
daños durante el envío. De ser así, deberá
enviarse de inmediato una re-clamación a
la compañía transportista. Revise para
verificar si todo está completo. Informe
inmediatamente al distribuidor si hay
partes que faltan.
Abra la caja de madera cuidadosamente
y remueva la caja con las partes sueltas.
Desemperne la taldradora fresadora de
la paleta de envío y sáquela de la caja
de madera mediante un equipo ele-
vador de trabajo pesado, como puede
ser una grúa móvil.
Se proporcionan pernos de anilla (Fig. 8,
Ref. No. 46) para levantar la máquina.
Inserte los cuatro pernos de anilla en la
base (Fig. 8, Ref. No. 13) y asegúrelos en
posición.
Tenga cuidado de
no tocar las líneas
de energía eléctrica superiores, las
tuberías, el alumbrado, etc. si se usa un
equipo elevador. La taladradora fre-
sadora pesa aproximadamente 300 kg.
Se deben emplear las herramientas cor-
rectas, el equipo y el personal calificado
en todas las fases del desempaque y la
instalación.
La taladradora fresadora se envía
montada, a excepción de ciertas partes
que se envían sueltas en una caja de
madera. Ubique y cuente las partes
siguientes:
A Árbol del portabroca (en la maquina)
B Portaherramienta de fresa de 1/2”
con llave
C Portaherramienta de fresado de
frente
D Cortador de frente de 3”
E Tres ruedas de mano de la mesa
F Tres tapas para rueda de mano
G Cuatro mangos de manivela
H Adaptador R8/MT3
I Tres mangos del eje hueco y manillas
J Cuatro pernos de anilla
K Llave
L Barra de tiro (en la maquina)
Conjunto de collares R8 de 6 piezas (no
se muestra)
IMPORTANTE: La mesa viene revestida
con un protector. Para garantizar un
ajuste y un funcionamiento correctos,
retire dicha capa. Ésta se puede eliminar
fácilmente mediante solventes suaves
tales como esencias minerales y un paño
suave. Evite dejar caer la solución en la
pintura o en cualquier parte de goma o
plástico. Los solventes pueden deterio-
rar estos acabados. Use agua y jabón
en la pintura y en los componentes de
plástico o goma. Después de limpiar,
cubra con una capa fina de aceite todas
las superficies expuestas.
Nunca use solventes
muy volátiles. Se
recomienda utilizar solventes no infla-
mables para evitar posibles incendios.
Especificaciones
MODELO 80161A
Caballos de fuerza . . . . . . . . . . . . 1½ HP
12 velocidades. . 150, 225, 255, 350, 400
500, 850, 1200, 1500
1600, 2300, 3000 RPM
Tamaño de la mesa . . . . . . . . 82 x 24 cm
Ranuras T. . . . . . . . ranuras, 5/8”, cuatro
Diámetro máximo permisible . . 40,6 cm
Cono del husillo. . . . . . . . . . R-8 con una
barra de tiro, 7/16”-20
Capacidad
de taladrado . . . . . . acero dulce, 3,2 cm
hierro fundido, 3,8 cm
Capacidad de fresado
de extremo . . . . . . . acero dulce, 1,9 cm
Capacidad de fresado
de frente . . . . . . . . . acero dulce, 7,6 cm
Recorrido del husillo . . . . . . . . . 12,7 cm
Distancia máxima del
husillo a la mesa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 cm
Oscilación del cabezal . . . . . . . . . . . 360°
Diámetro del eje hueco . . . . . . . . 7,6 cm
Diámetro del collar
del eje hueco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 mm
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Diámetro de la columna . . . . . . 11,4 cm
Recorrido de la mesa de izquierda
a derecha (longitudinal) . . . . . . 58,4 cm
Recorrido de la mesa de adelante
hacia atrás (transversal) . . . . . . . 17,8 cm
Motor . . . . . . . . . . . . 11/2HP, 1725 RPM,
115/230 voltios, 23/11.5 Amps.,
60 Hz, monofásico
Peso. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270 kg
Peso de embarque . . . . . . . . . . . . 300 kg
Información de Seguridad
General
Para su propia
seguridad, lea todas
las instrucciones y las precauciones
antes de operar la herramienta.
Parte del polvo pro-
ducido por el lijado
mecánico, serrado, esmerilado, taladra-
do y otras tareas de construcción con-
tiene sustancias químicas que se sabe
que pueden ocasionar cáncer, malfor-
maciones congénitas u otros daños
reproductivos.
Algunos ejemplos de estas sustancias
químicas son:
1. Plomo proveniente de pinturas con
base de plomo.
2. Sílice cristalino proveniente de ladril-
los, cemento y otros materiales de
mampostería.
3. Arsénico y cromo proveniente de
madera químicamente tratada.
El riesgo debido a la exposición a estas
sustancias químicas depende de la fre-
cuencia con la cual realice este tipo de
trabajo. Para reducir la exposición a
estas sustancias químicas: trabaje en un
área bien ventilada y utilice equipo de
seguridad aprobado. Cuando trabaje
con este tipo de herramientas, siempre
utilice una máscara para la cara o respi-
rador adecuadamente ajustados,
aprobados por OSHA/NIOSH.
Siempre siga los
procedimientos de
operación correctos, tal como se definen
en este manual, aun cuando esté fami-
liarizado con el uso de ésta o de otras
herramientas similares. Recuerde que si
no se tiene cuidado por aunque sea una
fracción de un segundo se pueden pro-
ducir lesiones personales graves.
ESTE PREPARADO PARA EL TRABAJO
1. Use ropa apropiada. No use ropa
suelta, guantes, corbatas, anillos
pulseras u otras joyas que puedan
quedar atrapadas en las partes
móviles de la máquina.
2. Use una cubierta protectora para el
cabello, para sujetar el cabello largo.
3. Use zapatos de seguridad con suelas
antideslizantes.
4. Use gafas de seguridad que cumplan
con la norma ANSI Z87.1 de los
Estados Unidos. Los anteojos
co-munes tienen lentes que sólo son
resistentes al impacto. NO son
anteojos de seguridad.
5. Use una máscara para la cara o una
máscara contra el polvo, si al utilizar
la sierra se produce mucho polvo.
6. Esté alerta y piense claramente.
Nunca opere herramientas mecánicas
cuando esté cansado, ebrio o cuando
esté tomando medicamentos que
causan somnolencia.
PREPARACION DEL AREA PARA
EJECUTAR EL TRABAJO
1. Mantenga el área limpia. Las áreas
de trabajo desordenadas atraen
accidentes.
2. No use herramientas mecánicas en
ambientes peligrosos. No use
herramientas mecánicas en lugares
húmedos o mojados. No exponga las
herramientas mecánicas a la lluvia.
3. El área de trabajo debe estar ilumina-
da adecuadamente.
4. Debe haber disponible una toma
de corriente adecuada para la
herramienta. El enchufe de tres
puntas se tiene que enchufar directa-
mente en un receptáculo de tres pun-
tas conectado a tierra correctamente.
5. Los cordones de extensión deben
tener una punta de conexión a tierra y
los tres alambres del cordón de exten-
sión deben ser del calibre correcto.
6. Mantenga a los visitantes a una dis-
tancia prudente del área de trabajo.
7. Mantenga a los niños fuera del lugar
de trabajo. Organice su taller de
modo que no represente un peligro
para los niños. Use candados o
interruptores principales para evitar
el uso no intencional de las
herramientas mecánicas.
ES IMPORTANTE MANTENER LAS
HERRAMIENTAS
1. Desenchufe siempre la herramienta
antes de inspeccionarla.
2. Consulte el manual para informarse
sobre los procedimientos de mante-
nimiento y ajuste específicos.
3. Mantenga la herramienta lubricada
y limpia de modo que funcione de la
manera más segura.
4. Retire las herramientas de ajuste.
Antes de encender la máquina, veri-
fique siempre si se han retirado las
herramientas de ajuste. Procure for-
marse este hábito.
5. Mantenga todas las partes listas para
funcionar. Revise para determinar
que el protector u otras partes ope-
rarán correctamente y harán el traba-
jo para el cual fueron fabricados.
6. Verifique si hay partes dañadas. Re-
vise para verificar el alineamiento de
las partes movibles, si hay atacamien-
to, roturas y montaje o cualquier
otra condición que pudiera afectar
la operación de la herramienta.
7. Si hay una protección o cualquier otra
parte dañada, tiene que reparar-se
correctamente o cambiarse. No haga
reparaciones provisionales. (Utilice la
lista de partes incluida en
el manual, a fin de ordenar las partes
de repuesto.)
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SE DEBE CONOCER
EL FUCIONAMIENTO
DE LA HERRAMIENTA
1. Use la herramienta correcta para
cada trabajo. No fuerce la herra-
mienta ni el accesorio, ni los use
para un trabajo para el cual no han
sido diseñados.
2. Desconecte la herramienta cuando
se cambien las cuchillas o se hagan
ajustes.
3. Evite que la herramienta se encienda
por accidente. Asegúrese que el
inte-rruptor de la herramienta esté
en la posición OFF (apagado) antes
de enchufarla.
4. No fuerce la herramienta. Ésta tra-
bajará de manera más eficiente a
la velocidad para la cual ha sido
diseñada.
5. Mantenga las manos alejadas de las
partes movibles y de las superficies
cortadoras.
6. Nunca deje desantendida una herra-
mienta en funcionamiento. Desco-
néctela y no se aleje de ella hasta
que se haya detenido completa-
mente.
7. No trate de alcanzar demasiado lejos.
Manténgase firme y equilibrado.
8. Nunca se pare sobre la herramienta.
Se pueden producir lesiones graves
si la herramienta se cae o si se entra
accidentalmente en contacto con la
cortadora.
9. Conozca su herramienta. Aprenda
la aplicación de la herramienta y
limitaciones específicas.
10. Use los accesorios recomendados.
(Consulte la página 13). El uso
de accesorios incorrectos puede
lesionar a alguien.
11. Deje las manos libres para operar la
máquina. Protéjase las manos contra
la posibilidad de lesiones.
12. Apague la máquina si se atasca.
La broca o la cortadora se atascan
cuando penetran a mucha profun-
didad en el trabajo. (La fuerza del
motor la mantendrá atascada en la
pieza de trabajo.)
13. Sujete la pieza de trabajo o afírmela
contra la columna para evitar la
rotación.
14. Alimente el trabajo en la broca o en
la cortadora contra la dirección de
rotación.
15. Use la velocidad recomendada para
el accesorio de la taladradora fre-
sadora y el material de la pieza de
trabajo.
Piense en la seguri-
dad! La seguridad
es una combinación del sentido común
del operador y de estar alerta en todo
momento cuando se está usando la
herramienta.
Montaje
Consulte las Figuras 2, 3, 6, 7 y 8.
No intente hacer el
montaje si hay
partes que faltan. Guíese con el manual
para ordenar las partes de repuesto.
INSTALACION DE LA TALADRADORA
FRESADORA
La taladradora fresadora se debe mon-
tar en una superficie nivelada plana. La
taladradora fresadora debe estar nivela-
da en sentido cruzado y transversal. Use
rellenos o montajes de máquina, si es
necesario. No monte la máquina en la
luz directa del sol. El calor causado por
la luz del sol puede deformar las partes
plásticas de la máquina.
Asegúrese que la ubicación seleccionada
tenga suficiente espacio libre para
permitir el movimiento total de la tabla.
Vea la Figura 2 para informarse sobre
el espacio de trabajo mínimo requerido.
Si se usa la plataforma, asegúrese de
empernar la taladradora fresadora en la
plataforma y nivelar ésta respecto al
suelo para reducir al mínimo la vibra-
ción. Apriete todas las tuercas y pernos
que se puedan haber soltado durante el
envío. Asegure la base de la taladradora
fresadora a la plataforma o al banco de
trabajo.
INSTALACION DE LOS MANGOS DE
ALIMENTACION DEL EJE HUECO
Consulte la Figura 6, página 8.
1. Enrosque las manillas (Ref. No. 37) en
los mangos (Ref. No. 38).
2. Enrosque el mango en el cubo (Ref.
No. 40).
3. Repita para las dos manillas y mangos
restantes.
INSTALACION DEL MANGO Y DE LA
MANIVELA
Consulte la Figura 6, página 8.
1. Enrosque el mango (Ref. No. 1) en la
manivela (Ref. No. 2).
2. Apriete la tuerca hexagonal en el
mango para fijar la posición del
mango.
3. Fije la manivela en el eje de tornillo
sinfín (Ref. No. 6) con los tornillos de
fijación (Ref. No. 56).
MONTAJE DE LAS RUEDAS DE
MANO DE LA MESA
Consulte la Figura 8, página 12.
1. Retire las tapas protectoras de los
tornillos de entrada (Ref. No. 12 y 25).
2. Atornille las manijas en las ruedas de
mano de la mesa (Ref. No. 1).
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3. Asegure two las ruedas de mano en el
extremo izquierdo y derecho del
tornillo de entrada longitudinal (Ref.
No. 25), usando los tornillos de
fijación (Ref. No. 45).
4. Fije la rueda de mano restante al
extremo del tornillo de entrada de
alimentación cruzada (Ref. No. 12)
utilizando un tornillo de fijación.
INSTALACION DE LA BARRA DE TIRO
Y DEL ARBOL
Consulte las Figuras 6 y 7, páginas 8 y 10.
Inserte la barra de tiro (Fig. 7, Ref. No.
38) en la parte superior del husillo.
Asegúrese que el portaherramienta y el
cono del husillo estén libres de polvo,
esquirlas de metal, aceite, ectétera.
Inserte el portaherramienta o cortador
de fresado de frente, adaptador o collar
R8 (Fig. 6, Refs. No. 48, 51 o 55) en el
husillo y gire el portaherramienta para
introducir la cuña del husillo en la ranu-
ra del portaherramienta. Empuje el
portaherramienta en el husillo y atornille
la barra de tiro en el extremo del porta-
herramienta. Use una llave para apretar
la barra de tiro en forma segura.
INSTALACION DEL CORTADOR DE
FRESADORA:
1. Asegúrese que el árbol y el cortador
estén limpios y libres de restos de
material.
2. Deslice el cortador de frente en el
árbol y asegúrelo en posición utilizan-
do arandelas y pernos (Fig. 6, Ref.
Nos. 52, 53 y 54).
INSTALACION DEL PORTABROCA:
1. Asegúrese que el árbol y el portabro-
ca estén limpios y libres de restos de
material.
2. Deslice el portabroca (Ref. No. 50) con
las mordazas retraídas en el árbol y
golpee el portabroca con un mazo
para asentarlo en posición.
Instalación
FUENTE DE ENERGIA
Consulte la Figura 3.
La taladradora fresadora Palmgren
viene precableada para uso con poten-
cia monofásica de 230 voltios, 60 Hz. Un
electricista calificado debe cablear un
enchufe de 3 puntas, de 20 AMP y 240
voltios al cordón de la línea de la
taladradora fresadora. Se ha incluido
un diagrama del cableado para su
información.
Para utilizar la máquina con una ali-
mentación monofásica de 115 voltios,
60 Hz:
Un electricista califi-
cado debe hacer
todas las conexiones eléctricas.
1. Cambie el cableado del motor a 115
voltios. Consulte la Figura 3 en la
placa de identificación del motor.
2. Retire el Contactor y el interruptor de
circuito y reemplácelos con un contac-
tor e interruptor de circuito especifi-
cados para 115 voltios. (Fig. 7, Refs.
No. 25 y 37). Se dispone de un juego
de conversión a 115 voltios, Núm. de
Parte 26438.00.
3. Adjunte un enchufe de tres clavijas,
de 125 voltios y 30 amperios, al
cordón de la taladradora fresadora.
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Figura 3 – Diagrama del Cableado
Energía de 230V
Motor de 115V Motor de 230V
Ajuste de
Amperios de
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15 Amp para
una Operación
de 230 V
Lámpara
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