Makita 3612C User Manual download pdf

1033/01d Router – Makita 3612C

Before using this equipment and to avoid personal injury, carefully

read and understand these instructions. If there is anything you do

not understand, DO NOT use this equipment, contact the hire

company for advice.

Make sure you are aware of all safety requirements and that this

equipment is suitable for the task you wish to undertake.

The work area must be cordoned off from the general public and

bystanders.

This equipment must not be operated by persons who are under the

influence of alcohol or drugs. Do not use this equipment if you are

tired or unwell.

You MUST perform a risk assessment before using this equipment

to ensure your safety and the safety of others.

Wear the correct Personal Protective Equipment for the task ahead.

Protect your eyes, wear safety goggles. Steel

toecap boots must be worn. If appropriate, wear a

hard hat.

This equipment produces noise levels above 85 dB(A), ear

defenders must be worn.

Always wear a dust mask or suitable respiratory protective

equipment.

Do not wear loose jewellery or clothing that may get in the way or

become trapped in the equipment. Tie back long hair.

Inform everyone in the work area of what you are doing.

Routers must not be used with asbestos or similar hazardous

material. The Router is designed for use on timber products and is

not suitable for use on any other material.

GET FAMILIAR! You must understand how to switch this machine

OFF quickly in case of an emergency.

This equipment weighs 6Kg.

Do not lift or move the unit by its power supply cable.

Be careful when changing cutters as they are sharp.

Always switch OFF the machine and isolate it from the power

supply before cleaning, making adjustments or when left

unattended.

Ensure adequate ventilation when using this equipment.

Routers are not fitted with retractable guards to protect the user

from the cutters. Always handle the Router with extreme caution.

Carefully inspect the equipment before use, if there is any doubt

about its condition, DO NOT USE IT.

If you have hired a 230V model fitted with a 13A plug, it can be

powered from a standard 230V 13A power supply.

If you have hired a 230V model fitted with a 16A plug, it can be

powered from a 230V 16A mains powered socket or from a suitable

generator.

Models fitted with a 110V 16A plug will require a 110V power supply,

this should be taken from a suitable generator or from a transformer.

If the equipment fails, or if any part becomes damaged, return it. DO

NOT repair it yourself.

Fully unwind and loosely coil all extension leads. Position them

away from the equipment where they will be protected from water,

sharp objects and where they will not pose a trip hazard.

For additional safety, always use an RCD or power the

equipment from a mains circuit with a built in RCD.

Switch the machine and power socket OFF before plugging into the

power supply.

This equipment must only be used by persons who are

medically fit to do so. If you have any medical condition,

are recovering from any medical condition or suffer from

any mental or physical disability, you MUST seek

professional medical advice before using this equipment.

Variable Speed

Control Dial

3-Way Depth

Stop Guide

Depth

Stop

Quick

Release

Button

Motor

Position

Adjuster

Shaft Lock

Button

Guide Fence

Wing Nut

Vacuum

Head

Lock OFF

Button

ON / OFF

Trigger

Switch

WOOD DUST IS EXPLOSIVE

Wood dust is extremely dangerous and can ignite

spontaneously. It is liable to explode if left stored in any

type of container, including disposable plastic bin bags.

Never dispose of wood dust in a fire or incinerator, as it is

liable to explode.

The safest way of disposal is to empty the dust in to

general rubbish.

HAVS

Hand Arm vibration syndrome is a disease that can lead to

permanent disability. This can be caused by prolonged use

of any tool or powered equipment that vibrates during

operation. For information on manufacturers vibration

levels contact the hire company.

As a precaution, stop working if you experience discomfort

or numbness when operating the equipment.

PREPARATION

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

BASIC SAFETY

Router

Makita 3612C

1033/01 SAFETY & OPERATING GUIDE

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1033/01d Router – Makita 3612CBefore using this equipment and to avoid personal injury, carefullyread and understand these instructions. If there is a

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1033/01d Router – Makita 3612CUse the Router only on material that is free from nails, screws, grit,sand, bitumen and any other non timber product.Sel