Jefferson JEFPDB1500, User Manual

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USER MANUAL v1.1

JEFPDB1500

1500W

 Pillar Drill • 230V ~50Hz 

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 Assembly Instructions  

Base & Column

1. Carefully remove contents from the packing box.
2. Select a firm, level surface on which to assemble the bench drill.
3. Select the base 

(Fig.1) 

and align the column support over the large       

    hole 

(Fig.2).

4. Align the holes in the column support with those in the base and  
    secure in place using the bolts and washers. 

(Fig.5).

5. Use a spanner to securely tighten all bolts 

(Fig.3)

. We recommend        

    mounting the base to stable surface for proper support.
6. Slide the column into the column support 

(Fig.4).

7. Secure in place with 2 grub screws using the hex key 

(Fig.5).

Rack & Table

1. Fix the rack on the table support as shown 

(Fig.6)

.

2. Assemble the support and rack onto the column, ensuring the rack is    
    positioned on the right side of the column (when viewing the product   
    from the front) 

(Fig.7).

3. Slide the rack all the way down until it locates into the lower column    
    support 

(Fig.8)

. 

4. Slide the collar, tapered side facing down, over the column until it      
    locates the rack. 
5. Tighten the grub screw on upper collar 

(Fig.9).

6. Fix table adjustment handle on the support 

(Fig.10).

7. Assemble table onto table support, tighten in place with table lock 
   

(Fig.11).

Main Housing

1. Lift the main housing and slide it down onto the column as far as it will   
    go 

(Fig.12). 

2. Ensure the spindle aligns with the table and base before securing the  
    housing.
3. To secure in position tighten the grub screws on the left and right hand  
    sides of the housing 

(Fig.13).

4. To fit the feed wheel handles, screw them into feed wheel hub 

(Fig.14).

5. For some cast iron feed handle, tighten the 3 grub screws to wheel hub  
    

(Fig.15)

 then fix the plastic case on cast iron feed handle as shown      

(Fig.16).

Chuck & Arbor

1. Before any assembly, ensure the chuck jaws are wound all the way up   
    (inside the chuck) to prevent them from damage 

(Fig.17).

2. Tighten Philip's head screws of the chuck guard to quill shaft 

(Fig.18).

3. Fit the tapered arbor end into the chuck by hand, using reasonable    
    force 

(Fig. 19).

5. Once it is located a firm tap on the underside of the chuck with a soft 
   hammer is required to secure it. The chuck & arbor are installed 
   correctly if they cannot be pulley out with hand force 

(Fig. 21).

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Fig.16