Triton mof001 Assembly instructions

MOF001
1400W Plunge Router
OPERATING & SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Thank you for purchasing this Triton power tool. These instructions contain information necessary for safe
and effective operation of this product. This router has a number of unique features. Even if you are familiar
with Routers, please read this manual to make sure you get the full benefit of the unique design.
Keep this manual close to hand and ensure all users of this tool have read and fully understand them.
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2 Contents
Specifications 2
Features 3
Safety 4
Symbols 7
Functions 8
Hand-held Operation 11
Table-mounted Operation 13
Service 14
Troubleshooting 15
Spares Listing 16
Warranty 18
CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS
TECHNICAL DATA
Part no: MOF001
Voltage: 230 – 240V ~ 50Hz
Input power: 1400W
No load speed: 8,000 to 21,000min-1 variable
Collet: ½" (¼" reducing sleeve supplied)
Plunge adjustment: 1) Conventional (free)
2) Winder handle
3) Micro winder
Plunge Range: 59mm (2 ")
Insulation class: Double insulated
Net weight: 4.7kg (10.4lb)

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FEATURES
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3
8
1
2
7
4
6
13
14
15
16
18
19
20
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1. Handle winder clutch ring
2. Plunge selection button
3. Micro winder
4. Shaft lock pin
5. ½" chuck
6. Turret stops
7. Depth stop lock knob
8. Brush cap
9. Motor
10. ¼" reducing sleeve
11. Retracting power switch cover
12. Illuminated power switch
13. Speed controller
14. Plunge spring access cap
15. Plunge lock lever
16. Baseplate mounting knobs
17. Circle cutting pivot mount
18. Safety guards
19. Fence
20. Dust extraction port
21. ½" TCT Triton router bit.
22. Spanner
23. Extended baseplate
24. Depth stop
Features
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24
5
17
22 21
23
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Read and understand all instructions.
Failure to follow all instructions listed
below, may result in electric shock, fire and/
or serious personal injury.
The term “power tool” in all of the warnings
listed below refers to your mains-operated
(corded) power tool or battery operated
(cordless) power tool.
SAVE THESE
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Keep your work area clean and well
lit. Cluttered benches and dark areas
invite accidents.
• Do not operate power tools in an
environment where explosive or
corrosive gases could be present.
Power tools create sparks which may
ignite fumes. Avoid areas where there is
excessive dampness or humidity.
• Keep children, bystanders and
visitors away while operating the
power tool. Distractions can cause you
to lose control.
• Always set up or fix the tool in a
stable position.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
• Power tool plugs must match the
outlet. Never modify the plug in any way.
Do not use any adaptor plugs with earthed
(grounded) power tools. Unmodified plugs
and matching outlets will reduce risk of
electric shock.
• Avoid body contact with earthed
or grounded surfaces such as pipes,
radiators, ranges and refrigerators.
There is an increased risk of electric shock
if your body is earthed or grounded.
• Do not expose power tools to rain or
wet conditions. Water entering a power
tool will increase the risk of electric shock.
• Do not abuse the cord. Never use the
cord for carrying, pulling or unplugging the
power tool. Keep cord away from heat,
oil, sharp edges or moving parts. Damaged
or entangled cords increase the risk of
electric shock.
• When operating a power tool
outdoors, use an extension cord
suitable for outdoor use. Use of a cord
suitable for outdoor use reduces the risk
of electric shock.
• Never yank the cord to disconnect if
from socket. Keep the cord away from
heat and sharp edges.
PERSONAL SAFETY
• Stay alert, watch what you are
doing, and use common sense when
operating a power tool. Do not use
tool while tired or under the influence of
drugs, alcohol, or medication. A moment
of inattention while operating power tools
may result in serious personal injury.
• Use safety equipment. Always wear eye
protection. Safety equipment such as dust
mask, non-skid safety shoes, hard hat, or
hearing protection used for appropriate
conditions will reduce personal injuries.
• Dress properly. Do not wear loose
clothing or jewellery. Tie back long
hair. Keep your hair, clothing, and gloves
away from moving parts. Loose clothes,
jewellery, or long hair can be caught in
moving parts.
• Avoid accidental starting. Ensure the
switch is in the off-position before
plugging in. Carrying power tools with
your finger on the switch or plugging
in power tools that have the switch on
invites accidents.
• Remove adjusting keys or wrenches
before turning the tool on. A wrench
or a key that is left attached to a rotating
part of the tool may result in injury.
• Accessories and metal parts can
become very hot.
POWER TOOL USE AND CARE
• Use clamps or other practical way
to secure and support the work to a
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
General Safety Rules

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stable platform. Holding the work by
hand or against your body is unstable and
may lead to loss of control.
• Do not force the router. Use the
correct tool for your application. The
correct tool will do the job better and
safer at the rate for which it is designed.
• Do not use the router if switch does
not turn it on or off. Any tool that
cannot be controlled with the switch
is dangerous and must be repaired. If
there appears to be a problem refer to
the “Trouble-shooting” and if necessary
contact a repair centre.
• Disconnect the plug from power
before making any adjustments,
changing accessories, or storing the
tool. Such preventative measures reduce
the risk of accidental starting.
• Store tool in a dry location, out of
reach of children and untrained
persons. This tool is dangerous in the
hands of untrained users.
• Maintain tools with care. Keep cutting
tools sharp and clean. Properly maintained
tools, with sharp cutting edges are less
likely to bind and are easier to control.
• Check for misalignment (ie.
excessive vibration), binding of
moving parts, or any damage that
may affect the tools operation. If
damaged have the tool serviced before
using. Many accidents are caused by poorly
maintained tools.
ADDITIONAL SAFETY
WARNINGS FOR
ELECTRICAL ROUTERS
• Never start the router while the
cutter is touching the workpiece.
• Ensure the cutter has completely
stopped before plunging to the collet
lock position.
• Do not handle cutters immediately
after use - they become very hot.
• Ensure the plunge spring is always
fitted when using hand-held.
• Only use router cutters designed for
woodwork, suitable for use between
8,000 and 21,000rpm.
• Only use cutters with a shank
diameter exactly matched to the
collet(s) supplied with this router.
(½" and ¼" for Australian, UK, USA,
Canadian & South African models.
½", ¼", 12mm, 8mm & 6mm for
Japanese models. 12mm & 6mm for
European & Korean models.)
• Extreme care must be taken not
to overload the motor when using
cutters with a diameter greater then
2" (50mm). Use very slow feed rates
and/or multiple shallow cuts to avoid
overloading the motor.
• Remove the plug from the socket
before carrying out any adjustment,
servicing or maintenance.
• Fully unwind cable drum extensions
to avoid potential overheating.
• When an extension cable is required,
you must ensure it has the right
ampere rating for your power tool
and is in a safe electrical condition.
• Ensure your mains supply voltage is
the same as your tool rating plate
voltage.
• Your tool is double insulated for
additional protection against a
possible electrical insulation failure
within the tool.
• Always check walls, floors and
ceilings to avoid hidden power cables
and pipes.
• After long working periods external
metal parts and accessories could
be hot.
• Handle router bits with care, they
can be extremely sharp.
• Check the bit carefully for signs of
damage or cracks before use. Replace
damaged or cracked bits immediately.
• Always use both handles and make
that you have a firm grip on the
General Safety Rules

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router before proceeding with
any work.
• Keep your hands away from the
rotating bit.
• Make sure that the bit is not in
contact with the work when you
switch the machine on.
• Before using the tool to make a cut,
switch on and let it run for a while.
Watch for vibration or wobbling that
could indicate an improperly installed bit.
• Take notice of the direction of
rotation of the bit and the direction
of feed.
• Always switch off and wait until the
bit has come to a complete stand
still before removing the machine
from the work piece.
• Do not touch the bit immediately
after operation. It may be extremely hot
and could burn your skin.
• Ensure that you have removed
foreign objects such as nails and
screws from the work before
commencing operation.
• Rags, cloths, cord, string and the
like should never be left around the
work area.
• Use safety equipment including
safety goggles or shield, ear
protection, dust mask and protective
clothing including safety gloves.
General Safety Rules

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SYMBOLS
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Waste electrical products should not
be disposed of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist.
Check with your local authority or retailer
for recycling advice.
Always wear ear,
eye and respiratory
protection.
Double insulated.
Instruction warning.
Instruction note.
Symbols

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POWER SWITCH
When the router is connected to power the
switch (12) will illuminate (in both “on” and
“off” positions).
The retracting switch shutter (11) prevents
accidental starting of the router. It must be
retracted before the router can be switched
on. The cover will remain open until the
router is switched off.
CUT DEPTH ADJUSTMENT
There are three methods of cut depth
adjustment, depending on the accuracy
and control required: Free Plunge, for
conventional & fast depth adjustment; Handle
Winder Plunge, for controlled & fast
adjustment; and Micro Adjuster, for precise
depth setting throughout the full plunge range.
Free Plunge
1. Free plunge depth
adjustments can be
made with the Plunge
Mode Selector button
(2) engaged. Press
it deep inside the
handle until it engages
inward.
2. Release the Plunge Lock Lever (15). Push
the body of the router until the desired
depth is reached. Re-lock the plunge lock
lever.
The position of the plunge lock lever
can be altered by removing its
retaining screw and repositioning the lever
on the bolt. Re-tighten firmly.
Handle winder plunge
1. Handle Winder Plunge depth adjustments
can be made when the plunge mode
selector button is
flush with the handle.
If engaged, press the
Plunge Mode
Selector button (2)
inward and allow it to
spring out flush with
the handle. Ensure the Plunge Lock Lever
(15) is unlocked.
2. Pull the Winder
Handle Clutch Ring
(1) into the handle
then turn the handle
to raise or lower the
cutter. Release the ring
at the required depth,
allowing it to “pop out”, locking the cutter
at the desired depth.
3. Lock the plunge lever, particularly for
heavy cuts.
Micro adjuster
For use in the Handle Winder Plunge
Mode only.
1. Disengage the Plunge
Mode Selector button
(2), and ensure that
the plunge lock lever
(15) is unlocked.
If the micro
winder (3) is
turned with the plunge lock lever engaged
the micro winder will start clicking and the
cut depth will remain unchanged.
2. Turn the Micro
Winder Adjuster
Knob (3) clockwise
to increase cut depth
and anti-clockwise to
reduce cut depth.
When the end of the depth
adjustment range is reached the
micro winder will offer greater resistance
to turn and will begin to “click”.
3. Lock the plunge lever, particularly for heavy
cuts.
FUNCTIONS
Functions

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COLLET LOCK
1. Turn the power switch “off”, allowing
the retracting switch shutter to close.
(The retracting shutter will lock closed
when the collet lock is engaged.)
2. Place the router
upside down, or on its
side. With the motor
completely stopped
plunge the router to
its maximum depth
using the free plunge
or winder handle plunge mode.
Ensure the depth stop (24) is fully
retracted (see “Depth Stop
and Turret”). The collet should be
protruding through the base, allowing easy
spanner access.
3. Insert your router
bit (21) fully into the
collet then use the
spanner (22) to turn
the collet slightly,
allowing the collet
lock to engage. Once
engaged, turn the spanner clockwise to
tighten the cutter.
4. Return the router to a normal operating
depth. This will disengage the collet lock
and release the retracting switch shutter,
enabling access to the power switch.
REDUCING SLEEVE
A reducing sleeve (10) is supplied for use of
small shanked (eg. ¼”) cutters.
With the router collet locked (see above),
place the reducing sleeve into the collet.
Fit your small shanked router bit into the
collet and tighten into position.
VARIABLE SPEED CONTROL
Router speed settings are not critical
- generally the highest speed which does
not result in burn marks on the workpiece
should be used. Where stated, always follow
the cutter manufacturers’ maximum speed
limitations.
Operating at reduced speed increases the
risk of damage to the router as a result of
overload. Use very slow feed rates and/or
multiple shallow cuts.
The Speed Controller
(13) is marked 1 to
5, corresponding
approximately with
the speeds and cutter
diameters below. Turn
the dial to select the
desired speed.
Setting RPM Cutter Diameter
5 21,000 Up to 25mm (1”)
4 18,000 25 - 50mm (1” - 2”)
3 14,500 50 - 65mm (2” - 21/2”)
2 11,000 Over 65mm (21/2”)
1 8,000 Use only if burning
DUST EXTRACTION
Dust Port
The Triton Router is equipped with a Dust
Port (20) for chip extraction above the cut.
It accepts 38mm (1½") O.D. hose, supplied
with the Triton Dust Collector (DCA300).
The hose screws into position via a left hand
thread (anti-clockwise).
Functions

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Optional chip
collector accessory
An optional Chip
Collector is available
for effective chip
extraction alongside
the cut zone. It can be
connected to any
38mm (1½") O.D. hose.
This accessory kit (part no. TGA150) also
includes 7 Template Guide Bushes and Table
Winder, and is available through your local
Triton retailer.
DEPTH STOP & TURRET
The Depth Stop (24) and Turret (6) are used
in the free plunge mode to accurately preset
up to three different cut depths.
1. Loosen the Depth
Stop Lock knob (7)
and retract the depth
stop (24) fully, then
re-tighten.
2. Set the Turret
Thumbwheel(s) to
the desired plunge
depth(s) using
the scales on the
turret post.
3. Fit the cutter,
and adjust the plunge
depth until the cutter
tip is level with
your “zero datum”
(eg. router base or
Router Table surface).
4. Rotate the turret until the fixed turret
post is in line with the depth stop. Release
the stop, allowing it to spring onto the
post, then re-tighten.
5. Rotate the turret again until the bolt of
the chosen thumbwheel is in
line with the stop. Plunge until the hollow
depth stop locates over the bolt and hits
the thumbwheel. Engage the plunge lock
lever (15).
The plunge depth must be reduced before
the turret can be rotated to another
stop position.
The fixed turret stop can be used as a
third predetermined depth stop.
This is achieved by setting all three stops by
sight, rather than using the turret scale.
OPTIONAL TEMPLATE
GUIDE BUSHES
An optional guide bush adaptor with seven
different template guide bushes are available
for template routing.
This accessory kit
(part no.TGA150)
also includes a Chip
Collector and Table
Winder, and is available
through your local
Triton retailer.
Functions

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• Always use both hands to control the
router and ensure your workpiece is
securely clamped to prevent any
movement during operation.
• Never operate the
router free-hand
without some form
of guidance. Guidance
can be provided by
a bearing guided
cutter, the fence guide
supplied or a straight edge (eg. a batten
clamped to your work as shown above).
• Always feed against
the direction
of cutter
rotation
(clockwise, as
indicated by the
arrows on the
router base).
• Do not operate the router upside down
unless securely mounted in a well guarded
router table (eg. Triton brand)
THE BASE ASSEMBLY
The Extended Baseplate (23) supplied with
the Triton Router provides greater stability
when using bearing guided cutters along
an edge.
Place one hand on the
long end of the base,
holding it down onto
your work, and grip the
router handle, furthest
away, with your other
hand.
Extended Baseplate and Fence
1. To fit the extended baseplate (23) loosen
the mounting knobs (16) approximately
10mm ( ") up the coach bolt.
2. Position the extended baseplate onto the
base of the router with the heads of the
coach bolts beneath the keyhole slots in
the baseplate.
The router can
be mounted
with the long
overhang to the
left or to the right
depending on where
the support is
required. For edge work, locate the
power switch on the short overhang side
of the base.
3. Push the mounting knobs (16) until the
bolt heads locate into the keyholes, then
slide the extended baseplate until the bolts
locate against the ends of the keyhole
slots. Tighten the knobs firmly.
4. To fit the fence (19)
loosen the fence
knobs a few turns
and slide the fence
along the tracks on
the base. Lock at the
desired setting by
tightening both fence knobs.
When routing trenches some distance in
from an edge, fit the fence to the long end
of the base.
When performing
edge work with a
non-bearing guided
cutter fit the fence
to the short end of
the base.
If using a very large
diameter cutter it may be necessary to fix
wooden blocks to the fence faces via the
screw holes, to ensure the cutter does not
contact the fence.
HAND-HELD OPERATION
Hand Held Operations

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Circle Cutting
1. Fit the extended base (without fence) to
the router.
2. Remove the pivot
mount (17) from the
base and fix it to the
centre of your work
using a small nail or
screw through one of
the holes in the pivot
mount. Leave the pivot mount bolt
in position.
3. Lower the router and
base over the pivot
mount and refit the
washer and wing-nut.
4. With the power
switched “Off”, rotate
the router along the
intended path to check the circle, and
make any necessary adjustments.
5. Cut the circle in
several passes,
lowering the cut
depth by say 2mm
( ") each pass. Do
not attempt to cut
deeply in one pass.
Through cuts: If cutting all the way
through the material, fix a sacrificial board
to the underneath of your workpiece. Cut
the circle oversize, then when the cut is all
the way through, reduce the diameter and
work back to the desired size, using light,
full depth passes.
Hand Held Operations

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• Fitting and operating this router on
a Router Table should be done in
accordance to the literature supplied with
your Router Table.
• While this product was designed for
efficient and convenient operation on
most router tables, it is particularly suited
to Triton brand tables.
• Router adjustments are made extremely
easy using the unique features described
earlier in the manual. Refer to “Fitting
& Changing Cutters” and “Cut Depth
Adjustment”.
REMOVABLE PLUNGE SPRING
The Plunge Spring can be quickly removed to
reduce effort when adjusting plunge depth
while mounted upside down.
1. Set the router to the top of its plunge
range and engage the plunge lock
lever (15).
2. Loosen the small screw next to the Plunge
Spring Cap (14) a few turns. Twist the cap
slightly anti-clockwise to remove it.
Hold the cap firmly while releasing
tension from the spring to prevent
the cap from shooting up.
3. Remove the
spring and store in
a safe place.
4. Replace the plunge
spring cap and
re-tighten the screw.
Ensure the plunge spring is re-fitted
when using the router freehand.
OPTIONAL TABLE
WINDER ACCESSORY
An optional Table Winder is available for easy,
quick and accurate cut depth adjustments
when mounted in a router table.
This accessory kit
(part no. TGA150)
also includes a Chip
Collector and 7
Template Guide Bushes,
and is available through
your local Triton retailer.
TABLE MOUNTED OPERATION
Table Mounted Operations

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• Any damage to the router should be
repaired and carefully inspected before
use, by qualified repair personnel. Service
or maintenance performed by unqualified
personnel could result in a risk of injury.
• Servicing should only be carried out
by authorised Triton Repair Centres
using original Triton replacement parts.
Follow instructions carefully and refer
to “Trouble-shooting” for problem
identification and advice. Use of
unauthorised or faulty parts may create a
risk of electric shock or injury.
• Triton Manufacturing & Design Co. will not
be responsible for any damage or injury
caused by unauthorised repair of the
router or by mishandling of the tool.
BRUSH REPLACEMENT
The carbon brushes are a consumable item
which should be inspected periodically and
replaced when worn. Failure to do so may
result in damage to the motor.
1. With the router disconnected from power,
unscrew the Brush Caps (8) located on
the front and rear of the motor.
2. Remove the brushes by pulling carefully on
the protruding springs.
3. If either of the
brushes is worn to
less than 6mm long,
they must both be
replaced using genuine
Triton replacement
brushes - available
from Authorised Triton Repair Centres.
POWER CORD REPLACEMENT
If the supply cord needs replacing, the
task must be carried out by the
manufacturer, the manufacturer’s agent,
or an authorised service centre in order
to avoid a safety hazard.
SERVICE
Service

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The following chart contains information designed to assist in diagnosing and resolving router
problems.
TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Router will not operate • No supply of power • Check that power is available at source
• Brushes worn or sticking • Disconnect power, open brush caps
and ensure brushes move freely in the
holders. Check whether the brushes
require replacing - see Page 14.
• Switch is faulty • Contact Repair Centre
• Motor components open or
short circuited
• Contact Repair Centre
Router runs slowly • Blunt or damaged cutter • Re-sharpen or replace cutter
• Variable speed set low • Increase variable speed setting.
• Motor is overloaded • Reduce pushing force on router.
Makes an unusual sound • Mechanical obstruction • Contact Repair Centre
• Armature has shorted sections • Contact Repair Centre
Excessive vibration • Bent cutter shank • Replace cutter
Heavy sparking occurs inside
motor housing
• Brushes not moving freely • Disconnect power, remove brushes,
clean or replace
• Armature short circuited or
open circuited
• Contact Repair Centre
• Commutator dirty • Contact Repair Centre
Micro adjuster “clicks” • Plunge lock engaged • Release plunge lock lever
• Plunge selector button is
released
• Engage the plunge selector button. Refer
to “Handle Winder Plunge”
• Reached end of adjustment
range.
• Reset the router.
Plunge lock lever not locking • Plunge lock lever not
correctly positioned
• Reposition plunge lock lever as
described in “Free Plunge”
Shutter on power switch not
releasing
• Router is plunged to full depth
- in collet lock position
• Reduce plunge depth
Can’t plunge to collet lock
position
• Power switch “On” • Switch power “Off ”
If a problem cannot be resolved using the above advice do not tamper with
the router - contact your local Triton office for referral to your nearest
authorised repair centre.
Troubleshooting

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SPARE LISTING
1 TRA 307 Screw, Motor Cover
2 TRA 306 Motor Top Cover
3 TRA 386 Speed Controller, 230-240V
4 TRA 380 Plug And Cord, AUS
7 TRA 018 Cord Relief
8 TRA 070 Screw, Rack Post Cap
9 TRA 342 Cap, Rack Post
10 TRA 408 Micro Adjust Drag Plate M4 X 35 Socket Head Cap Screw
11 TRA 407 Micro Adjust drag Plate
12 TRA 409 Micro Adjust Drag Plate M4 Nylon Nut
13 TRA 017 Cord Restrain
14 TRA 072 Screw, Cord Restrain
15 TRA 073 Screw, Switch Mount
16 TRA 352 Switch Mount
17 TRA 054 Switch, Marquardt 230-240V
18 TRA 354 Slide Cover
20 TRA 308 Switch Cover
22 TRA 075 Screw, Switch Cover, Long
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23 TRA 355 Spring, Switch Cover
26 TRA 079 Screw, Brush holder
27 TRA 387 Brush Holder
28 TRA 389 Brush
29 TRA 388 Brush Holder Cap
30 TRA 375 Screw, Micro Adjust Knob M3 X 20 pan Head
31 TRA 373 Micro Adjust Knob Upper
31.1 TRA 404 Micro Adjust Torque Plate
31.2 TRA 372 Micro Adjust Knob Lower
31.3 TRA 374 Micro Adjust Clutch
31.4 TRA 379 Spring, Micro Adjust Clutch
31.5 TRA 377 Micro Clutch Hex Washer
31.6 TRA 401 Micro Adjust Universal Shaft
31.8 TRA 405 Universal Shaft O Ring 4mm ID By 0.55mm DIA
31.9 TRA 403 Micro Adjust universal Shaft Washer
31.10 TRA 402 Micro Adjust 4mm E Clip
32 TRA 304 Upper Motor Body
33 TRA 384 Field, 230-240V
34 TRA 378 Worm Gear, 2mm and "
34.1 TRA 406 Worm Gear O ring 9.6mm ID By 1.2mm DIA
35 TRA 305 Screw, Field
36 TRA 027 Magnet Ring And Mount Assembly
38 TRA 381 Bearing, Armature Upper
39 TRA 382 Armature, 230-240V
40 TRA 303 Fan Shroud
41 TRA 086 Screw, Lower Armature Bearing Plate
42 TRA 015 Plate, Lower Armature Bearing
43 TRA 014 Bearing, Armature Lower
44 TRA 087 E Ring, Plunge Handle
45 TRA 154 Plunge Handle Clutch
46 TRA 153 Plunge Handle Pinion
47 TRA 376 Worm Wheel, 2mm and "
48 TRA 152 Spring, Clutch Shaft Outer
49 TRA 150 Plunge Handle Clutch Shaft
50 TRA 139 Plunge Handle Outer Rubberised
51 TRA 147 Plunge Handle Shaft
51.1 TRA 141 Plunge Select Push Button
51.2 TRA 142 Plunge Select Button Spring
51.3 TRA 143 Plunge Select Button Screw
51.4 TRA 144 Plunge Handle Rotor
51.5 TRA 145 Plunge Handle Stator
51.6 TRA 146 Plunge Handle Lockout
51.7 TRA 149 Plunge Handle Roll Pin X "
51.8 TRA 151 Spring, Clutch Shaft Inner
52 TRA 140 Plunge Handle Inner
53 TRA 089 Screw, Plunge Handle
54 TRA 090 Spring, Release Ring
55 TRA 148 Micro Release Ring
58 TRA 302 Lower Motor Body
59 TRA 347 Spring, Depth Stop
60 TRA 346 Tube, Depth Stop
61 TRA 058 Plug, Depth Stop Tube
62 TRA 138 Fixed Handle Inner
63 TRA 093 Screw, Fixed Handle Inner
64 TRA 137 Fixed Handle Outer Rubberised
65 TRA 094 Screw, Fixed Handle Outer
69 TRA 348 Knob, Depth Stop
70 TRA 349 Screw Depth Stop Knob, M5 X 15 Socket Head Cap
71 TRA 049 Bolt, Plunge Lock
72.1 TRA 367 Post Dust Seal Strip
72.2 TRA 368 Post Dust Seal Cap
73 TRA 366 Post Base Cap
74 TRA 362 Plunge Lock Lever
74.1 TRA 363 Spring, Plunge lock Lever
75 TRA 099 Screw, Plunge Lock Bolt
77 TRA 101 Screw, Motor Body
78.1 Chuck Body
78.2 TRA 013 ½" Split Collet Chuck
79 TRA 104 Spring, Shaft Lock, Inner
80 TRA 026 Pin, Shaft Lock
81 TRA 105 Spring, Shaft Lock, Outer
82 TRA 025 Button, Shaft Lock
82.1 TRA 364 Nose, Shaft Lock
83 TRA 365 Screw, Shaft Lock Nose
84 TRA 107 Screw, Chip Shield
85 TRA 336 Chip Shield Turret Side
86 TRA 327 Liner, Rack Post
87 TRA 325 Snap Ring, Rack Post 20mm
88 TRA 344 Spring, Rack Post
89 TRA 324 Rack Post
90 TRA 326 Smooth Post
91 TRA 064 Knob, Fence Attachment
92 TRA 111 Spring, Fence Attachment Knob
93 TRA 334 Chip Shield Vacuum Side
94 TRA 332 Vacuum Shield
95.1 TRA 030 Turret Wheel
95.2 TRA 112 Nut, Turret Wheel, M5
95.3 TRA 028 Turret
95.4 TRA 113 Screw, Turret Wheel, M5 Long Panhead
95.5 Washer, Turret Pivot
99 TRA 114 Spring, Turret Detent
100 TRA 029 Ball, Turret Detent
101 TRA 322 Base
102 TRA 115 Screw, Turret Pivot, M4 X 15 Panhead
103 TRA 323 Roll Pin, Posts
104 TRA 328 Base Plate
105 TRA 117 Coach Bolt, Fence Attachment
106 TRA 118 Base Plate Screws ¼"-20UNC X "
107 TRA 119 Wing Nut, Circle Cutter
108 TRA 120 Washer, Circle Cutter
109 TRA 059 Fence Plate
109.1 TRA 319 Fence Adaptor
110 TRA 063 Circle Cutter Pivot
111 TRA 121 Bolt, Circle Cutter
112 TRA 122 Bolt, Fence Slide Clamp
113 TRA 061 Fence Slide Clamp
114 TRA 060 Fence Slide Face
115 TRA 123 Screw, Fence Slide Clamp
116 TRA 062 Knob, Fence Slide Clamp
117 TRA 129 ½" to ¼" Reducing Sleeve
117.1 Reducing Sleeve Ring
118 TRA 124 Router Bit. 1/2 Inch
119 TRA 066 Spanner, 22mm
120 TRA 357 O Ring Body Seal
121 TRA 391 Base Plate Screws ¼"-20UNC X " Chip Shield Base
122 TRA 359 Guide Bush Plate
123 TRA 392 Base Plate Screws ¼"-20UNC X 1" Chip Shield Fence
124 TRA 411 Micro Height Universal
125 TRA 417 Micro Height Position Indicator
126 TRA 412 Micro Height Drive Tube
127 TRA 415 Screw, Micro Height
128 TRA 414 Washer, Micro Height
129 TRA 416 Micro Height Crank Arm
130 TRA 413 Micro Height Adjuster Knob
131 TRA 301 Rack Post Ring
132 TRA 309 Bush, Rack Post
133 TRA 330 Chip Collector
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18 Warranty
Triton Manufacturing & Design Co. warrants
to the purchaser of this product that if
any part proves to be defective due to
faulty materials or workmanship within 12
MONTHS from the date of original purchase,
Triton will repair, or at its discretion replace,
the faulty part free of charge.
This warranty does not apply to commercial
use nor does it extend to normal wear and
tear or damage as a result of accident, abuse
or misuse.
If product is faulty or requires service please
phone [phone] for referral to your
nearest authorised Triton Repair Centre.
Warranty does not include any freight to and
from the user. If outside of Australia, please
contact your nearest Triton office (details
below) for arrangements to repair or replace
the product.
WARRANTY
TRITON OFFICES
To register your warranty complete the
registration card included in this manual and
return it to your nearest Triton office (listed
below). Alternatively, you can register online by
visiting our web site www.triton.net.au.
Your details will be included on our mailing list
(unless indicated otherwise) for information
on future releases. Details provided will not be
made available to any third party.
PURCHASE RECORD
Date of Purchase: ___ / ___ / ____
Model: MOF001
Serial Number: __________________
(Located on motor label)
Retain your receipt as proof of purchase
Australia:
Triton Manufacturing & Design Co.
45-55 South Centre Rd,
Melbourne Airport Vic, 3045
Ph: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Canada:
Triton Woodworking Systems
PO Box 523
Cornwall, Ontario, K6H-5T2
Ph: 1 888 874 8661
Fax: [phone]
Japan:
Japan Australia Corp. Pty. Ltd.
195 - 1 Kanaido SOJA-shi
Okayama Ken 719-1114
Ph: (0866) 90 1415
Fax: [phone]
New Zealand:
Triton Manufacturing & Design Co.
Ph: 0508 874 866
Fax: [phone]
South Africa:
Tritonova
PO Box 6391
Welgemoed 7538
Ph: 0800 600432
Fax: [phone]
United Kingdom:
Triton Workshop Systems (UK) Ltd
Pontygwindy Industrial Estate
Caerphilly South Wales, CF83 3HU
Ph: 0800 856 7600
Fax: [phone]
USA:
Triton Woodworking Systems
PO Box 794 Rooseveltown,
New York 13683-0794
Ph: 1 888 874 8661
Fax: [phone]
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MOF001 Warranty Registration Card
Mr / Ms / Mrs
Address
Postcode
Ph: (Private) ( )
Ph: (Business) ( )
I don’t wish to be included on your mailing list.
Serial No: _______________________ Purchase date: / /
Retailer: _________________________________________________
Age: Under 25 25-35 36-45 46-55 56-65 Over 65
Occupation: ______________________________________________
Please list any other Triton products you own:
Comments/Suggestions
Our aim is to provide innovative quality products which are excellent value for money. If you have
any comments on how we can improve our products or service, please let us know.
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