Craftsman 17540 Operation Manual - Page 28

II ......... CHIP SHIELD DEFLECTOR (Fig. 18) TLh_eWchAiRpNeIhNtaGld: deAflLeWctoArYISs wnoeat rInetyaendpardoteacstiaonsa. fety guard. The chip shield deflectors heip keep dust and chips away lrorothe operator;, they w_t not stop objects larger than woodchips thrown fmro the bit The chip shield deflector on lhe plunge base is held in postlton by a screw To remove the shie}d Imm the plunge base, siroptyremove the screw and take the shield off of the base Ax WARN!NG: The chip ehtald deflector helps keep dust and chips sway from the operator, It will not stop oh|cots ta_er then woodchlps thrown from =.hebiL _0opeCAUTIAOLNW: AYS have the chip shield deflector In piece on the bass when rating the router. L_ WARNING: ALWAYSturn motor off end unplug router from power source I before mstdng shy ed|ustm_nte or installing accessories. Failure to turn motor off I and unplug router could resul! In accidental starling which can cause asdous I personal Injury. J DUST COLLECTION WITH DUST EXTRACTION HOOD (Fig. 19) There Is e dust extrasilon hood included with this router.The hood Is sized to accept a l_la-fmvec hose adopter,ootd separately. To attach the hoed onto the plunge base, position end secure it lo the base with Ihe two screws (Included) as shown in Fig 19 Flue19 \/ 2 screwstr_l_l before making any adjustments or Installing accessories. Failure to turn motor off eZn_d uWnpAlRuNgINroGu:ter cAoLuWldArYeSsutultmtnmacoctoidreonftfaalnsdtaurntipnlgugwhroicuhtercafnrocmaupsoewseerrsioouusrce. personal injury. 2S