Assessments - 4, GPA: 4.3
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WARNING: There is a danger of static electricity building up in the dust collector system and causing a flash explosion or fire. To prevent static electricity buildup, install grounding kit. • A grounding kit is included and must be installed in the shop dust collector system to protect against electrostatic discharge. The grounding kit is more easily installed as the individual sections for each machine are assembled. LAYOUT SYSTEM AT SELECTED SITE Temporarily assemble the pieces together as described below so that the location of the hangers can be determined and where the wall anchors for the hangers will be placed. • Attach 2_/2x 22" plastic straight pipe to 45-degree elbow using connector. • Attach 2W' plastic "T" fitting to 2_/2x 22" plastic straight pipe using connector. • Repeat steps 2 and 3 for connection to each additional machine. • For last machine, attach 45 ° elbow to 2_/2x 22" plastic straight pipe using connector. • Prop plastic pipe and "T" fitting temporary assembly with 2 x 4's against wall. inlet should be less than 24" from dust collector. • Position hangers approximately 6" from each end of 2_/zx 22" straight plastic pipe and mark hole locations for each hanger. INSTALL WALL ANCHORS Wall anchors need to be installed at the site selected for the dust collector. To install wall anchors: * Drill 3/j, hole, 1_/4"deep at each hanger mark. . Hammer anchors into each of the holes, so that they are flush with wall. PERMANENT ASSEMBLY Refer to Figures 1 and 2. • Mount first section of plastic straight pipe and "T" fitting using hangers and thread-forming screws into wall anchors. • Drill _/J' hole in first section of plastic straight pipe where it meets the "T" fitting. • Cut grounding wire to a length of 4' for plastic pipe, plus length of hose that attaches from pipe to dust collector. • Run the grounding wire inside the plastic straight pipe and hose to the dust collector. • Drill _/_"holes in the hose on dust collector side and bring grounding wire out through hole. • Attach hose from pipe to dust collector. • Attach end of grounding wire to metal screw on the dust collector. • Bring other end of grounding wire out through the W' drilled hole. • Mount additional sections of plastic straight pipe and "T" fittings using hangers and thread-forming screws into wall anchors. • Drill _/_"hole in both ends of each section of plastic straight pipe where it meets the "T" fitting. • Run a 4' length of grounding wire inside each plastic straight pipe. • Bring each end of grounding wire out through the W' drilled holes. • Grounding wires will be joined with wire nuts after flexible hoses are installed (see Figure 1). • Attach blast gates to each "T" fitting using connector. • Make sure that all thread-forming screws holding the anchors are tight. ATTACH FLEXIBLE HOSES TO MACHINES Refer to Figures 1 and 2. Hoses are attached to the blast gate and woodworking machines using hose clamps. To attach hoses: • Slide hose clamp onto one end of 2_t_x 72" flexible hose. Loosen clamp screw if required to slide hose clamp onto hose. • Position the hose clamp wires on the hose grooves. • Run an 8' length of grounding wire inside the flexible hose. • Drill W' holes at each end of the hose and bring wire out through holes. • Slide hose with clamp and grounding wire onto blast gate. • Tighten hose clamp screw to secure hose to blast gate. • Slide other hose clamp onto the opposite hose end. • Attach hose to machine dust port. • Make sure that all hose clamps are tight. • Attach machine end of grounding wire to metal part of machine. Use a screw or bolt with a lock washer to ensure a good ground connection. • Other end of wire is pulled around blast gate to be attached to the pipe wires (see Figure 1). • Gather three copper wires at each "T" fitting and twist together. Twist wire nut onto three wires. • Make sure that wire nuts are secure. • Seal all the W' holes with caulk after the system is assembled to prevent air leaks. ure 1-Installing Grounding Kit DESCRIPTION The Craftsman Shop Dust Collection System is designed to remove and collect wood dust and wood chips from woodworking machines. For best performance, use this shop dust collection system with Craftsman Dust Collector (Model No. 22314). • If this system is used with other dust collectors, the dust collector must be rated at least 3W' (of water) static pressure and 150 cfm at 2W' diameter. A reducer may be needed. • This system is not intended to be used with a wet/dry vac. DANGER:Do not use this dust collection system in a flammable or explosive atmosphere. Do not use to collect metal shavings or dust Consult National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards before setting up a dust collection system, especially NFPA 664. WARNING: Do not connect to dust collector until unit is completely assembled. CAUTION: improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electrical shock. Model Figure 2 -Replacement Parts Illustration f...