ISears IOWNERSMANUALMODEL NO315.17500CAUTION:Read Rules forSafe Operationand InstructionsCareft_llySAVE THISMANUAL FORFUTURE REFERENCECRAFTSMANELECTRO

ROUTINGWITHGUIDEBUSHINGSWhenusingTemplateGuideBushingsCat.No.9-25079withyourElectronicRouteryoumustvisuallycenterthe bit with the bushingbefore beginn

TYPICAL OPERATIONSHELPFUL HINTS - MAKING CUTTER SIZESELECTIONSAS you can see listed in the accessories, a widevariety of cutters is available. Therefo

MAINTENANCEWHEN SERVICING USE ONLY IDENTICAL REPLACEMENT PARTSPROPER CARE OF CUTTERSGet faster more accurate cutting results by keepingcutters clean a

TROUBLESHOOTINGPROBLEM1, Router will not start -- indicator lightsdo not flash.2. Router will not start -- top two indicatorlights flash.J .,, J3. Any

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ICRAFTSMAN ROUTER -- MODEL NUMBER 315.17500|The Model Number will be found on a plate attached to the End Cap. Always Imention the Model Number'

l SearsOWNERSMANUALSERVICEMODEL NO.315.17500HOW TO ORDERREPAIR PARTSCRRFTSMRN"LECTRONICROUTERDOUBLE INSULATEDNow that you have purchased your Rou

FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN ELECTRONIC ROUTERIf this Craftsman Electronic Router fails to give complete satisfaction within one year from the

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OPERATIONKNOW YOUR ELECTRONIC ROUTERBefore attempting to usa your router, familiarizeyourself with all operating features, electronicfeatures, and saf

INSTALLING/REMOVING CUTIERSDisconnect router from power supply.1. A spindle lock is located on the top of motorhousing. See Figure 5. To activate lock

OPERATIONWARNING: ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES OREYESHIELDS WHEN USING YOUR ROUTER.FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN DUST ORCHIPS BEING THROWN IN YOUR EY

OPERATIONPROPER FEEDINGThe right feed is neither too fast nor too slow. It isthe rate at which the bit is being advanced firmly andsurely to produce u

OPERATIONWhenever you are shaping an edge, the feed shouldalways be clockwise when working on an outside(convex) edge; but should be counterclockwisew