Lucas Industries Router LPT PR0312 User Manual

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Parts diagram  
LPT-PR0312  
Plunge Router  
Guarantee  
Your Lucas Power Tool is a  
quality product made to high  
manufacturing standards. It is  
guaranteed for domestic use  
against manufacturing defects for  
a period of 36 months from the  
date of purchase.  
Plunge Router  
Oberfräse  
To claim this extended warranty  
you need to register on our  
website. If your product fails due  
to a defect in material or  
construction during this period,  
return it to the store that you  
purchased it at. This extended  
guarantee does not affect your  
statutory rights.  
Fresadora electrónica modelo  
Défonceuse à piston  
Fresatrice verticale  
Wear and tear that is caused by  
normal working - including  
accessories - is not covered by  
this guarantee. The guarantee is  
valid for 12 months if the product  
is used for occasional  
professional use. Overload,  
neglect of cleaning or  
maintenance, improper use or  
unauthorised repair invalidates  
the guarantee. Heavy duty,  
regular professional usage is not  
covered by the guarantee.  
We reserve the right to change  
specifications without prior  
notice.  
LPT- PR0312-RE/010821/1  
Lucas Power Tools Limited  
24, Grays Inn Road, London,  
WC1X 8HP, United Kingdom.  
P O W E R T O O L S  
Operating Instructions  
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After the first pass, rotate the stop setting to the  
next tallest stop and continue until the desired  
depth is achieved.  
Operation  
TRIM-GUIDE:  
Fig. 6  
Place the router base on the work piece while  
keeping the bit free and away from the material.  
Switch the tool on and wait until it reaches full  
speed. The work piece must be securely  
anchored. The work piece must be on the left side  
of the router bit when looking in the direction of  
the feed for the edge to be cut (Fig.4).  
Use the trim guide for optimum curve cutting or  
trimming. The guide roller ensures perfectly  
contoured cuts.  
Regulate the upper limit of the router body by  
rotating the upper limit knob. The ideal upper limit  
is when the base of the router bit just clears the  
router base when the router height locking level is  
released.  
Attach the trim guide to the base module guide  
mount with the wing nut (B); loosely tighten.  
Attach the base module guide to the router base  
in the same way described above for the straight  
guide. Slide the guide module in or out to achieve  
the desired distance between the router bit and  
the trim guide roller before tightening the three  
wing nuts (A). Fine-tune the distance by turning  
the trimming screw knob; tighten wing nut (B).  
Adjust the height to the trim guide roller using  
wing nut (C) (Fig.7/8/9).  
Safety note  
Cutting tips: Guide the router slowly and evenly  
to obtain a quality cut and to avoid overloading the  
tool. Keep moving the tool to avoid burning or  
discolouring of the wood surface. Proper speed  
depends on the size of the bit, the type of wood,  
and the cutting depth. You may want to  
1. Do not raise the upper limit above the position  
described above.  
If desired, you can extend the straight-line guide  
by attaching straight pieces of hardwood to each  
arm of the guide. Remember to leave a sufficient  
opening for the router bit to work and for an  
unobstructed view of the cutting area.  
2. Before operating the router, make sure it can  
automatically ascend to the upper limit  
referred to above.  
experiment on a similar piece of waste wood first,  
to get some practical experience.  
Note: check that the trim guide roller is positioned  
to roll along the edge of the work piece correctly.  
Check that all wing nuts are tightened to prevent  
slippage.  
3. Excessive cutting depth leads to motor  
overload and drag on the shaft. Limit each  
pass to a maximum depth of 9/16” or 15mm.  
Make multiple passes to achieve the desired  
results. The maximum total plunge depth for  
this router is 2”.  
When using a straight-line trim guide, install it on  
the right side of the router. Keep the edge of the  
work piece in view by looking in the direction of  
the feed.  
Fig. 7  
Fig. 10  
STRAIGHT-LINE GUIDE:  
4. Use appropriate router bits for the job. Never  
attempt a plunge cut deeper that the length of  
the cutting edge of the bit.  
Use the straight-line guide for optimum straight  
plunge cuts (Fig.5).  
5. Make sure the shaft lock button is fully  
released and the shaft rotates freely before  
each use.  
Fig. 5  
Fig. 8  
Fig. 4  
Fig. 11  
Attach the straight-line guide to the base module  
guide mount with the wing nut (B); loosely tighten.  
Attach the base module guide mount to the router  
base by sliding the two parallel rods through the  
corresponding opening in the router base; loosely  
tighten all three wing nuts (A). Slide the guide  
module in or out to achieve the desired distance  
between the router bit and the straight guide  
before tightening wing nuts (A). To make fine  
adjustments, turn the trimming screw knob, then  
tighten wing nut (B) (Fig. 6).  
Fig. 9  
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STENCIL BOARD GUIDE:  
To replace brushes, remove the plastic brush  
holder cover with a slotted screwdriver. Remove  
the old brushes and thoroughly clean out the  
brush apertures. Replace with new brushes and  
then screw the brush cover back in. Do not over  
tighten (Fig. 14).  
No. Part Name  
Qty  
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
No.  
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46  
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48  
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50  
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52  
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61  
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67  
68  
Part Name  
Switch Safety Button  
Trigger Switch  
Switch Compartment Housing Cover  
Housing Screw  
Pin  
Spring  
Base Module  
Screw M5x10  
Plastic Shield  
Screw M4x10  
Screw M5x10  
Base Plate  
3-Tier Safety Stop  
Nut for Hexagon Socket HD  
Screw for Hexagon Socket HD  
Spring  
1
Pan Head Screw  
The stencil board guide provides a sleeve for the  
router bit so that the router can move easily within  
the stencil guide (Fig. 10/11).  
2
Tall cap  
3
5
Brush housing  
Housing  
Fig. 12  
6
Name Plate  
7
Stator  
Fig. 14  
8
Shield  
9
Bearing 629  
10  
11  
12  
13  
14  
15  
16  
17  
18  
19  
20  
21  
22  
23  
24  
25  
26  
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28  
29  
30  
31  
32  
33  
34  
35  
36  
37  
38  
39  
40  
41  
42  
Insulation Washer  
Motor  
Fan  
Bearing Support  
Bearing 6004  
Left Handle  
Motor Support  
Spring  
To install the stencil board loosen the two screws  
in the base. Drop in the stencil board guide and  
refasten the two screws.  
Note: it will be necessary to completely unscrew  
and remove the upper limit-setting knob on the  
right side of the router to access the brush cover  
on that side. To do this, lock (push down on) the  
router height locking lever before unscrewing and  
removing the upper limit setting knob. When done,  
reverse the above procedure.  
Brake Knob Release Button  
Screw M5x40  
Collet Chuck  
Collet Sleeve  
Screw M5x40  
Right Handle  
Spring  
Clamping Screw  
Router Height Locking Lever  
Hexagon Socket HD Screw  
Shaft Lock Button Cap  
Retaining Ring  
Shaft Locking Pin  
Spring  
Brake Knob Screw  
Screw M4x10  
ScrewM5x45  
Brush Cover  
Carbon Brush & Spring Assembly  
Cord Shield  
Screw M6x30  
Nut for Hexagon Socket HD  
Screw for Hexagon Socket HD  
Nut for Hexagon Socket HD  
Screw for Hexagon Socket HD  
Spring  
Screw M5X10  
Upper Limit Setting Knob  
Nylon Nut  
Clamp or nail the stencil to the work piece, then  
slide the stencil while simultaneously moving the  
tool (Fig. 12).  
MAINTENANCE:  
Always unplug the tool before cleaning and  
performing any maintenance. After using, clean  
dust from the tool before storing in a dry, cool  
place.  
TECHNICAL DATA  
Main voltage  
Main frequency  
Power input  
V 240  
71  
73  
Cover Plate  
Hz 50  
A01  
A02  
A03  
A04  
A05  
A06  
A07  
A08  
A09  
A10  
A11  
A12  
A13  
Straight Line Guide  
Stop Setting Wrench  
Collet Wrench  
Stencil Board Guide  
Straight Router Bit  
Collet Adapter  
3/8” Collet Adapter  
Screw M6x12  
Spring Washer 6  
Flat Washer 6  
To clean the tool casing, use only a damp (not  
wet) cloth with mild soap if required. Do not use  
solvents. Do not allow water to enter the tool.  
w 1800  
min 22000  
No load speed  
Fig. 13  
Clip  
Base Module Guide Mount  
Trimming Screw  
Trim Guide with Roller  
Screw ST4.2x16  
Cord  
Bearing Housing  
Screw ST4.2x16  
Checking and replacing carbon brushes.  
Check the carbon brushes for wear and replace if  
worn down to a thickness of 6mm/1/4”. Always  
replace both brushes simultaneously (Fig. 13).  
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