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Dust Collector

5. Attach the legs to the base pan (47) with

four screws (41), lock washers (42) and

nuts (43). Hand tighten all eight fasteners.

Install the Rear Wheels

6. With the Dust Collector still on its side,

install the rear wheels, by inserting a re-

tainer (44) into a 5/8. socket (or closed-end

wrench). Then with a rubber mallet, tap

the socket containing the retainer onto one

end of the wheel shaft (46).

7. Slip a wheel (45) onto the wheel shaft with

the three spoke side facing the retainer.

Place a suitable block under the base pan

or lift it by hand. Insert the shaft through

the base pan’s wheel ‘.haft holes.

8. Put the other wheel on the wheel shaft

with the three spoke side facing out. In-

stall the other retainer cap and tap it se-

curely against the wheel shaft end with a

mallet.

9. Set the unit upright.

Tighten the Leg Screws

10. Using a 1/2" socket and. ratchet wrench to

hold the nuts (43), tighten the leg screws

(41) securely with a large Phillips screw-

driver.

Figure 6: With the housing on its side, position the base

pan so the straight side faces towards the front.

Attach the Rear Handle

11. Attach the handle (33) to the back of the

legs, using cap screws (31) with lock wash-

ers (32) under the cap screw heads.

Tighten the Rear Handle

Screws

12. Using a 7/16" wrench, tighten the

capscrews (31) which hold the handle (33).

Install Snap-in Plugs and Left

Leg Cap

13. Insert the snap-in plugs (40) into the four

round holes in the side of each leg. Insert

the left leg cap (38) into the top of the left

leg.

Install Filter Hood

14. Slip the bent tab of the metal retaining

strap (2) through the loop of the rack (3),

making sure that the writing on the rack is

on the outside (see Figure 7).

15. With the bent tab of the strap on the inside

of the rack; feed the pointed end of the

strap through the hem of the filter hood (1)

until the pointed end comes out through

the other slot in the hem.

16. Put the pointed end of the strap through

the loop in the clamp nut (4) (see Figure 7)

so there is at least 1/2" of the strap to bend.

Figure 7: Assemble the hood retaining strap, rack and

clamp, and feed through the hem in the filter hood.

Summary of Contents for 330002

Page 1: ... before oper atingtheShopsmithDustCollector T T T T Ta a a a ab b b b ble of le of le of le of le of Contents Contents Contents Contents Contents Parts List 2 Introduction Safety 4 General Information 7 Assembly 8 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 10 Dust Collector 330002 ...

Page 2: ...514808 Filter Hood 1 514809 Retaining Strap Asmy Incl 2 4 1 2 514856 Strap Metal 1 3 514966 Rack 1 4 514855 Clamp 1 515595 Main Housing Asmy Incl 5 29 1 5 515689 Main Housing w Warning Label 1 6 515561 Self tapping Screw 4 7 515534 Support Bracket 1 515596 Motor Blower Asmy Incl 8 20 1 8 515549 Inlet Seal 1 9 515562 Self Taping Screw 20x3 4 6 10 515533 Fan Housing 1 11 515112 Hex Head Cap Screw 20...

Page 3: ...Page 3 330002 Dust Collector Figure1 ...

Page 4: ...n used for water pick up The large air flow of the Shopsmith Dust Collector can be observed by placing a few fingers into the end of the hose The airflow of the Shopsmith Dust Collector is much higher than any home or shop vacuum Safety First TheShopsmithDustCollectorhasmanybuilt in safety features But the effectiveness of these features depends on you Throughout thismanual welistWARNINGS CAUTIONS...

Page 5: ...ith parts UsingnonShopsmithpartsmaycausea hazardous condition and will void your war ranty Do not leave the Dust Collector running unat tended Do not drag the cord across sharp tools or edgeswhichcoulddamagethecord Donottry tomoveorunplugtheDustCollectorbypulling onthecord Safety Rules for the Shopsmith Dust Collector ReadandunderstandtheOwnersManual Learn the Dust Collector s applications and lim...

Page 6: ... at 1 2 hp and draws 8 0 amps This motor runs on ordinaryU S housecurrent 115volts 60cycles hz Thecircuityouuseshouldberatedforatleast15amps If you have fuses we recommend you install slow blow fuses Fusetron T 15 is recommended When you first turn on the machine for a brief instant the motor pulls 5 6 times its usual amperage to get up to running speed If you need to run a new circuit to operate ...

Page 7: ...ately 64 pounds Figure3 Terms to Know The main parts of the Dust Collector are 1 Bag A heavy duty disposable 30 gal lon 4 mil clear plastic bag 2 3 Way Inlet Allows the hookup of one 2 1 2 diameter hose or you can use two or three hoses simultaneously 3 Filter Hood Filters dust particles out of the air and returns dustfree air to the room An adjustable retaining strap se cures it to the main housi...

Page 8: ... Locate the three holes on the top of the housing Position the left leg 39 over the threeholes makingsurethenarrowerside of the leg faces the front toward the 3 way inlet See Figure 5 Attach the left leg to thehousingwithscrews 41 lockwashers 3 Turn the housing over on the opposite side then attach the right leg 37 to the housing in the same manner described above When you have completed install i...

Page 9: ...llips screw driver Figure 6 With the housing on its side position the base pan so the straight side faces towards the front Attach the Rear Handle 11 Attach the handle 33 to the back of the legs usingcapscrews 31 withlockwash ers 32 under the cap screw heads Tighten the Rear Handle Screws 12 Using a 7 16 wrench tighten the capscrews 31 whichholdthehandle 33 Install Snap in Plugs and Left Leg Cap 1...

Page 10: ...gather the excess to the back of the housing and fold it as flat as you can When all is snug engage the clamp on the plastic retaining strap Hook Up the Dust Collector 23 Plug the male socket trailing from the back of the housing into the female socket located on the leg You will hear a click when they are properly seated 24 Place the Dust Collector behind power equipment Connecthowevermanyhoses y...

Page 11: ...d for permanent systems However Schedule 10 PVC pipe and various fittings offer less resis tance to airflow than flexible hose and are recommendedforpermanentpipingsystems The instructions that come with the optional 4 inlet explain how to construct a permanent system Caring for Your Dust Collector Your Dust Collector is designed to deliver years of reliable service with a minimum of maintenance W...

Page 12: ...ectrical Require ments in the Safety section Electrical short in cord Electrical short in switch Plug loose in outlet Loose retaining strap Filter hood clogged Plugged hoses extension wands or attachments Strap is tightened on top of rib on main housing Replace power cord Replace switch Check plug and outlet Tighten retaining strap Dislodge dust buildup Unplug affected part s For filter hood tight...

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