Steele SP-PB208 Owner's manual

Brand
Steele
Model
SP-PB208
Category
Power tools
Type
Owner's manual
Owner's Menuel
Drill Press
SP-PB208
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
RECOGNIZESAFETYSYMBOLS,WORDSANDLABELS.................................. 2
SERVICE...................................................................... 6
SPECIFICSAFETYRULESAND/ORSYMBOLS......................................... 6
PACKAGECONTENTS............................................................ 7
COMPONENTS................................................................. 7
ASSEMBLY.................................................................... 9
OPERATION................................................................... 11
MAINTENANCE................................................................ 12
ACCESSORIES................................................................. 13
TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................ 13
PARTSand PARTSLIST.......................................................... 1.4
RECOGNIZESAFETYSYMBOLS,WORDSANDLABELS
What YouNeedtoKnowAboutSafety instructions
Warning andImportant SafetyInstructions appearingin this manualarenot meantto coverall possible
conditions andsituationsthat may occur.Commonsense,caution andcaremust beexercisedwhen
assemblingor usingthis product.
Alwayscontactyour dealer,distributor, serviceagent or manufacturerabout problemsor conditions you
do not understand.
_WARrdlNG JTHISISA SAFETYALERTSYMBOL.IT IS USEDTOALERTYOUTO
POTENTIALPERSONALINJURYHAZARDS.OBEYALLSAFETYMESSAGES
THATFOLLOWTHISSYMBOLTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEINJURYORDEATH.
CAUTION ITHISISA SAFETYALERTSYMBOL.IT IS USEDTOALERTYOUTO
POTENTIALPERSONALINJURYHAZARDS.OBEYALLSAFETYMESSAGES
THATFOLLOWTHISSYMBOLTOAVOIDPOSSIBLEINJURYORDEATH.
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GENERALPRODUCTSPECiFiCATiONS
FEATURES:
* 5Quick-ChangeSpeedSettings
* Includes LaserCenteringDeviceForFindingExactCenter
* FrontMounted SafetyON/OFFSwitch
* 6-1/3" SquareCastIron Table,BaseAnd Drill Body
* TableTilts 0 - 90° Left & Right
SPECIFICATIONS
* RatedCurrent 2.4 AMP/ 300 Watt
* RatedVoltage 120V/60 Hz
* Max Speed 760-3,070 RPM
* ChuckCapacity 1/2"
* Motor 2/5 HP
* Laser class2
KEEPTHiS MANUAL,SALESRECEIPT& APPLICABLEWARRANTYFORFUTUREREFERENCE.
READALLINSTRUCTIONSANDWARNINGSBEFOREUSINGTHIS PRODUCT.
FORCONSUMERUSEONLY- NOTFORPROFESSIONALUSE
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IMPORTANTSAFETYRULES
COMMONSENSEANDCAUTIONAREFACTORSWHICHCANNOTBEBUILTINTOANYPRODUCT.
THESEFACTORSMUSTBESUPPLIEDBYTHEOPERATOR.
[AWARNING!
Keepyourworkarea cleanand well lit. Clutteredwork benchesanddarkwork areasmay cause
accidentsor injury.
Donotoperate drill in explosiveareas, suchas in the presence of flammable liquids,gases or
dust. The drill may createsparkswhich may ignitethe dust or fumes.
KEEPBYSTANDERS,CHILDREN&VISITORSAWAYWHILEOPERATINGTHEDRILL.
DISTRACTIONSCANCAUSEYOUTO LOSECONTROL.
[,AWARNING J
Doubleinsulatedtoolsare equippedwitha polarizedplug(one bladeiswiderthanthe other.)
Thisplugwill fit ina polarizedoutletonlyoneway. Ifthe plugdoesnot fitfully in theoutlet,
reversethe plug.If itstill doesnotfit, contacta qualifiedelectricianto installa polarizedoutlet.
Donotchangethe plug in anyway. Double insulationeliminatesthe needfor the three wire
grounded power cordand grounded powersupply system.
Avoidbodycontactwith grounded surfacessuchas pipes,radiators,rangesandrefrigerators.
Thereis an increasedrisk of electric shock if your body is grounded.
Donotabusethe cord.Neverusethe cordto carrythetoolor pull the plug from anoutlet.Keep
thecordawayfrom heat,oil,sharpedges,ormovingparrs.Replacedamagedcordsimmediately.
Damagedcords increasethe risk of electric shock.
Whenoperating thetool outside, usean outdoor extensioncordmarked"WA" or "W." These
cords areratedfor outdoor useand reducethe risk of electric shock. Makesurethe extension
cord being usedis in good condition. If thereareany cuts or nicks (no matterhow deep)in the
insulation, DONOTusethat cord. Also, makesurethe extensioncord is heavyenoughto carry
the current needed.DONOTusesmall "around-the-house"lampextension cords. Thesecords
can easilyoverheatand/or catch firewhen usedwith powertools.
[A CAUTiOr_J]
Donotforcetool. Usethe correcttool foryourapplication.
Thecorrecttool will do the jobbetterand saferatthe ratefor which it is designed.
Donotusethe toolif thepower switchdoes notturnit "ON" or "OFF".
Anytool that cannotbe controlledwith the switch is dangerousand must be repaired.
Disconnectthepower cordplug fromthe power sourcebeforemakinganyadjustments,
changingaccessoriesorstoringthetool. Thesesafety measuresreducethe risk of starting the
tool accidentally.
STOREiDLETOOLSOUTOFREACHOFCHILDRENANDOTHERUNTRAINEDPERSONS.
TOOLSAREDANGEROUSINTHEHANDSOFUNTRAINEDUSERS.
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PEOPLEWiTH PACEMAKERSOROTHERELECTRONICDEVICESSHOULDCONSULTWiTHA
PHYSiCiANBEFOREOPERATINGTHiS PRODUCT.INTERRUPTIONORFAILUREOFTHE
PACEMAKERCOULDOCCURWHENELECTRICALEQUIPMENTISOPERATEDWITHINCLOSE
PROXiMiTYOFELECTRICALDEVICES.
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IMPORTANTSAFETYRULES
[,&WARNING]
Washhandsafter handlingthe powercord. Touchingthe power cord could exposeyou to lead,
which isknown in the StateofCaliforniato causecancer,birth defectsand other reproductiveharm.
[J&WARNING ]
All work areasshould becleanand well lit. Accidentsare more likelyto occur in poorly lit and
clutteredareas.
Keepchildren, andother distractions ata distancewhile operatingpowertools.
[,&WARNINGI
Keepthe power cord in good condition, andreplacedamagedcords immediately.Do not usethe
cordto pullthe plugfrom the outlet. Keepthe cordawayfrom materialsand surfacesthat could
damagecords.Therisk of electricshock increaseswhen the power cord isdamaged.
LJ&WARNING]
Alwaysusethe appropriateextensioncord, makingsure it is ratedfor usewith drills. Always be
surethe extensioncordsarein good condition, free of cuts or nicks inthe insulation. If using the
drill in anoutside areawith an extensioncord, makesurethe cord is ratedfor outdoor use.
LAWARNINGI
Do not makecontactwith a groundedsurfacewhile usingthis powertool.Contactwith surfaces like
pipes,radiators or majorappliancesincreasesyour risk of electricshock.
[_WARNINGI
Usecommon sensewhile operatingthis drill.
Do not usethis drill if you are:
Feelingtired or areunderthe influenceof alcohol or drugs.
Wearingloose clothing or jewelry. Keeplong hair pulledbackand awayfrom movingparts.
Overreachingor haveimproperfooting. Handlingthe tool inthis way could causeserious injury.
Whenusing this drill always:
Wearthe proper safetyequipment,such assafety goggles,dust masks,non-skid shoes,etc.
Besureall adjusting keysor wrencheshavebeenremovedbeforestarting the drill.
Besurethe powerswitch is inthe "OFF"position beforeplugging the drill into an electricaloutlet.
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Safetyglassesandear protection must beworn during operation.
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ALWAYSWEAREYEPROTECTION.
A drill presscanthrow foreign objectsinto your eyeswhich could cause
permanenteyedamage.
ALWAYSwearsafetygoggles (not glasses).Ordinaryeyeglasses
haveonly impact-resistantlenses...theyARENOTsafety goggles.
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IA CAUTIONI
FOLLOWTNESESTEPSTOMAiNTAiN SAFEWORKINGCONDiTiONSAND GOODWORKING
CONDiTiONOFPOWERTOOLS.IMPROPERCARECANRESULTINELECTRICSHOCKORSERIOUS
INJURY.
Secureand support the work pieceusing clamps.Do not useyour handsto holdthe piecein place.
Usethe correcttool for the job. Usingthe correcttool is saferandfaster.
Makesurethe powerswitch is in good working order. If the power switch no longerturns the tool
"ON'or "OFF",discontinue use,and havethetool replacedor repaired.
Removethe powercordfrom the powersource beforestorage,changingaccessories,ormovingthe
tool.
Keepout of reachof children, or any untrainedperson.Storetools in asafeand dry place.
Keeptools clean,and cuttingtools sharp. Maintainingtools with propercarewill increasethe life
ofthe powertool, and reducethe riskof injury.
Checkto besureall moving partsarefreefrom bindingandare properlyaligned.
Useonly accessoriesthat arerecommendedbythe manufacturerfor your tool model.
Toolservicemusthe performed only byqualified repair personnel. Serviceor maintenanceby
unqualifiedpersonnelcould resultin a riskof injury.
Whenservicinga tool, use onlyidentical replacementparts andfollowinstructions in themanual.
Useof unauthorizedparts or failureto follow maintenanceInstructions maycreatea riskof shock or
injury.
SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONSFORFUTUREREFERENCE.
This manualcontains important information regarding safety,operation, maintenanceand storage
ofthis product. Beforeuse,readcarefullyand understandall warnings, cautions,instructions and
labels.Failureto do so could result in serious personalinjury, property damageor evendeath.
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IMPORTANTSAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
BEFOREUSINGTHISTOOL,YOUNEEDTOBECOMEFAMILIARWITHITS OPERATION.IFYOU
AREUNSUREABOUTTHEOPERATIONOFTHETOOL,ORHAVEANYQUESTIONSABOUTITS
PROPERUSE,CALLTHECUSTOMERSERVICEDEPARTMENTAT1-888-896-6881.
FOLLOWTHESEINSTRUCTIONSFORSAFEHANDLINGOFTHETOOL:
Alwayssecureand support the work pieceusing clamps.Donot useyour handsto holdthe piece
in place.
Besureyourwork areais cleanandsecure beforeturning the powerswitch into the"ON'position.
Besurethe areaisfree from all foreign material,nails,staples,or any other material.
Turnthe drill"OFF'and unplug from the powersource beforemakingany changesor adjustments
tothe drill.
Do not usesolvents containing carbontetrachloride,ammonia or acetoneto cleanthe drill. Never
usegasoline,paintthinner,or other causticchemicalsthat candamagethe plastic partsof thetool.
Alwaysusethe appropriatesafety gearwhen operatingthis drill. Including but not limited, to
goggles,dustmask or respirator. Alwayswork in awell-ventilatedareato reduceyour exposure
to harmful chemicalsand dust particles.
Keephandsawayfrom the cutting area.
Do not reachunderthe work piece.
SPECIFICSAFETYRULESAND/ORSYMBOLS
SYMBOLS
THEFOLLOWINGSYMBOLSMAY BEUSEDONYOURTOOL.BEFAMiLiARWiTHANDLEARNTHE
SYMBOLSTOOPERATETHETOOLSAFELY.
SYMBOL NAME DESCRmPTmON
V /OLTS VOLTAGE(POTENTIAL)
A _,MPERES CURRENT
HZ 4ERTZ FREQUENCY(CYCLESPERSECOND)
W NATT POWER
KG <ILOGRAMS WEIGHT
"_.j _,LTERNATINGCURRENT TYPEOFCURRENT
}IRECTCURRENT TYPEOFCURRENT
_,LTERNATINGOR DIRECTCURRENT TYPEOFCURRENT
]ARTHINGTERMINAL GROUNDINGTERMINAL
3LASSII CONSTRUCTION DENOTESDOUBLEINSULATION
MIN VIINUTES TIME
S BECONDS TIME
4_ }IAMETER SIZEOFDRILL BITS,GRINDINGWHEELS,ETC.
no /0 LOADSPEED NO-LOADROTATIONALSPEED
.,./MIN :{EVOLUTIONSPERMINUTE REVOLUTIONS,SURFACESPEED,STROKES,ETC,PERMINUTE
1,2,3,., :lING SELECTORSETTINGS SPEED,TORQUEORPOSITIONSETTINGS
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PACKAGECONTENTS
• 5 SpeedDrill HeadAssembly
• TableAssembly
• Base
• ColumnAssembly
• Assorted LooseParts
COMPONENTS
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2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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17
18
19
20
21
22
PulleyCover
BeltTensionLockingScrew
HeadLockSet Screws
TableSupport
ColumnSupport
TableSupport LockingHandle
Base
Quill SpringAssembly
Pointer
DepthScale
Column
BevelScale
TableLock SetScrew
Table
FeedHandles
Chuck
FeedStop Rod
Stop Nuts
PowerSwitch
Motor Stop
ChuckCollar
LaserPowerSwitch
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13
2
3
ASSORTEDLOOSEPARTS
Chuck Coltar (1)
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t4e×,},le_dScrew(3)
4_ldex. Aiie_Key(2)
Chu_ Key
Chuck(1)
PutleyCowr Knob(_)
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Assembly
Donotstaredirectlyat the laserbeam. Neveraim thebeam atany personor object other than
theworkpiece.Donot deliberatelyaimthe beamatpersonnel.Staringatthe beammay causeflash
blindness.
UNPACK PRODUCT FROM PACKAGE AND REVIEW CONTENTS.KEEPALL PACKAGING UNTIL
PRODUCT HAS SEENREVIEWED.
Do not operatethe machineuntil it is completelyassembled.
Makesurethe proper electricalregulationsarefollowed, andthat the machineis properly grounded.
Beforeswitching the machineON,ALWAYS:a.Makesureall chuck keys,spannersand wrenchesare
removedfrom the machine, b. Examinethe setupcarefully, makingcertainthat the workpiece is
perfectly secure,c. Makesureyour clothing isproperly adjusted.
Makeall adjustmentswith the power OFF.
Alwaysusethe correct drilling speedsfor the drill size,and the type of materialbeingdrilled.
NEVERleavethe drill unattendedwhile it is running. Turnthe machineOFFand do not leaveuntil it
has cometo a completestop. Whenyou havefinished with the machine,alwaysremoveand store
the drill bits.
CAUTION:This Drill Pressis designedfor usewith Drill Bits andMortising attachmentsONLY.
The useof other cuttingtoolsor accessoriescouldbe hazardous.ALWAYSuseclamps,or a drill
viseboltedto the table, toholdthe work. ItshouldNEVERbe heldin barehands.
USINGTHELASER
Thelaserlight/laser radiation usedin this lasercentering devicesystem is Class2 with maximum
1roW and40Onto- 70Ontowavelengths.Theselasersdo not normallypresentan optical hazard,
althoughstaring at the beammay causeflash blindness.
Changingthe Batteries
Unclip the batterycoverto gainaccessto the batteries.Replaceboth AAbatteries,taking careto
insertthe newbatterieswith the correctpolarity.
Use only2 AAbatteries.DONOTmix old and newbatteries.DONOTmix alkaline,standard (carbon
-zinc) or rechargeable(nickel-cadmium) batteries.
Replacethe laserlight batterycoverand makecertainthat the light is not directedtowards the eye
of a person.Always makesurethat the laser beamis aimedat asturdy work piecewithout reflective
surfaces,i.e.wood or rough surfacesareacceptable.Bright, shiny, reflectivesheetsteelor the like is
not suitablefor laseruse,as the reflectivesurfacecould directthe beam backat the operator. Only
turn the laserbeamon after thework piece is in place.CAUTION:Removethe laser light batteries
whentool is to be storedwithout usefor afew days.
Resetting the Laser Beam
Loosen the set screw on eachof the lasertubes and adjustthe tubes until the two beams intersect
atthe pointwherethe drill bittouchesthe work piece.Retightenthe setscrewsmore.If leftin position,
the batteriesmight leakanddamagethe laserlightassembly.Damagecausedbybatteryleakageisnot
coveredunderwarranty.
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ColumnAssemblyto Base
NOTE:Ideally,the baseshould befirmly boltedto thefloor, prior to assemblyof other components.
Themounting surfacemust beflat, leveland capableof supporting the drill weight.
With the baseonaflat levelsurface,bolt onthe Column usingthe 4.M10 Hexheadscrews provided
andtighten. Carefullylocatethetable in its supportandtighten upwith the tablelockinghandle.Check
to makesure the column securing set screws, at the column support, aretight. Fitthe crankto the
shaft onthe crankassembly.
Headto Column
NOTE:tt may be necessaryto unscrewthe HeadLock SetScrews slightlyto makesurethey do not
protrude internally asthis would preventthe headfrom sliding fully into position. 1. Raisethe head
andlocateit ontop of the column.2.Alignthe headwiththe baseand firmly securewith thesetscrews
using thewrench. Locatethe threefeedhandlesandscrewthem intothe hubofthe spindlefeedshaft.
ChuckGuardAssembly
NOTE:This operationshouldbe carriedout beforethe chuck is installed.Slidethe ChuckGuardover
the Quillshaft,turn it sothat the pinchbolt facesthefront, thentighten upthe pinchboltto temporarily
secure it inthis position. IMPORTANT-Makesurethe QuillShaftSpindle isat thetop of itstravel.
PulleyCoverKnob
Locatethe knob,with pan headscrewand attachto the cover,screwingon tightly.
InstallingtheChuck
1. Slidethe tableup the column and secureit to within 6"of the spindle.
2. Openthe jaws ofthe chuckto their maximum, using the chuck keysupplied.
3. Put apieceof scrapwood onto the tableto protect the chuck nose.
4. Makesureall parts arethoroughly clean, dry, andburr free. Placethe chuck overthe endofthe
arborand pullthe spindledown usingthe feed handles,pressingthe chuck jaws hardagainstthe
pieceof scrapwood untilthe chuck is securelyin place.
5. TurnChuckGuard180 degreesandtighten Lock SetScrewsslightly to makesure pinch bolt.
Fittingthe DriveBelts
Undo the BeltTensionLockingScrews (oneon either sideof the head)andturn the BeltTension
Leverclockwise to bring the Motor Pulleycloserto the SpindlePulley(which will allow the beltsto
be slippedonwith ease).
Lightly greasethe idler pulleypivot shaftand locatethe idler pulleyassemblyin its' mounting between
the Motor andspindle Pulleys.Consultthe chart insidethe belt cover,and fit the belts in the position
correspondingto spindle/drill speedrequired.
Turnthe BeltTensionLevercounter-clockwisesothat tensionisappliedtothe belts.Tensioniscorrect
when the belts deflectbyapprox. 1/2"attheir centers of run when using reasonablethumb pressure.
Lockthe motor in the positionwith the BeltTensionLockingScrews.1. Theidler pulleywill 'float' so
thattension is appliedequallyto bothbelts. 2. Ifthe beltshould slip whiledrilling, adjustthe belt
tension.
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SETTINGSANDADJUSTMENTS
Table
Thetablemaybe raised,loweredor swivelledaboutthe column, by looseningthetable support locking
handle.Adjustaccordinglyusingthe tablecrank,andre-tightenthe lockinghandle.If thetable assembly
movesstiffly when beingswivelledaboutthe column, loosenthe uppercollarallenscrew(atthe rack)to
allowthe collarto moveveryslightly,therebyproviding a littlemore clearancebetweenrackand collar.
Tightenthe allenscrewwhensatisfied.Thetable mayalso beturned on its axisby looseningthe pinch
bolt at its' mountingshaft.
SpindleDepth
Locatedaroundthe spindlefeedshaft is aDepthStopCollar,printedwith agraduatedscale.Thecollar
is capableof turning about the shaftand may belocked in placeby the locking screw.Thescale is
printed in both inchesand metric. Toset a drilling depth: 1.With the powerOFF,lowerthe drill bit so
that it contactsthe work, andhold in that position. 2. Loosenthe lockingscrew andturn the collar so
that the measurementfor the depth of hole requiredis in linewith the pointer(C). Lockthe collar in
this position usingthe locking screw.Thedrill is nowsetto drill holestoyour predetermineddepth,
from that particularstart point.
ChangingDrillSpeed
Beforechangingthe speed,makesurethe machine isswitched OFF,and unplugged.Undothe Belt
TensionLocking Screwson either sideof the headandturn lever clockwiseto relieveanytension on
the belts. Referto the chart insidethe belt coverinstallthe belts inthe positionscorrespondingto the
spindle speedrequired.Levelthe motor, on its bracket,awayfrom the head,byturning lever counter
clockwiseso that tension is appliedtothe belts.
NOTE:The idler pulleywill 'float' sothat tension is equallyappliedto bothbelts. Tensionis correct
when the beltsdeflectby approx.1/2"at their centerwhen using reasonablethumb pressure. Lock
the motor in this position usingthe two lockingscrews. Ifthe beltshould slip while drilling, adjust
the belttension.
OPERATION
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WEARSAFETYEYEWEARAND DUSTFILTERSORRESPIRATORSWHILEUSINGTHiSTOOL.
Insertthe drill bitinto the jaws ofthe chuck byapproximately1".Becertainthat the jaws do nottouch
the flutes of the drill. Beforetightening the chuck, makesurethat the drill bit is centeredwithin the
jaws. Makesurethe tableheightand position issetso that drill travelis sufficientfor the job in hand.
Makesurethe work issecurelyclamped,or held ina drill vise boltedto the table. Neverhold it with
barehands.Severepersonalinjury may becausedif the workpiece isforced out of the operator's
hand,and damageto the machineincurred ifthe work strikes the column. Ifthe piece isof irregular
shapeandcannot belaidflat on thetable, it should besecurely blockedandclamped.Anytilting,
twisting or shifting, resultsnot only in a rough hole,but alsoincreasesdrill bit breakage.
Forsmallworkpiecesthat cannot beclampedto the table, usea Drill PressVise.Thevise must be
clampedor boltedto thetable.Whendrilling completelythroughwood,alwayspositiona pieceofscrap
wood betweenthe workpieceandthe tableto preventsplintering onthe undersideofthe workpiece
asthedrill breaksthrough. Thescrappieceof wood must makecontactwith theleftsideofthe column.
Inaddition,setthedepth ofdrill travelsothat the drill cannotpossiblycomeinto contactwith the table,
or, alignthe tableso thatthe center hole isdirectly in linewith the drill bit. Whencompletelysatisfied
thatthe setup is sound, lowerthe ChuckGuard into place,and switch the machineON.
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REMOVINGTHECHUCK
Toremovethe chuck, pullthe spindledown fully, usingthe feedhandles.Theslot in the sideofthe
Quillwill becomevisible. Notethe positionof the chuck, perhapsby placinga chalkmark, in linewith
the chuck, onthe column,thenraisethetable sothatit is onlyaninch or sobelowthe positionmarked.
Placeathick cloth,or similar material,onthetableto catchthe chuck,to preventdamagewhenit drops.
Pulldown the spindle oncemore, untilthe slot in the Quilltube is visible. Insertthe drift wedgeinto
the slotand give it asharptap, preferablywith acopperhammer.This will breakthe sealbetweenthe
quill tube andthe arbor, allowing the chuck to fall free, on tothe cloth on the table.To disconnectthe
chuckfrom the arbor, giveit a sharp rapwith a soft headmallet to breakthe taperseal.
NOTE:Morsetaper drills (MTS),may alsobeusedwith this machine,andare insertedinto theQuill to
replacethearbor. Removalis the sameasthat for removingthe chuck.
MAINTENANCE
F_,WARNINGI
DISCONNECTTHEPOWERSUPPLYBEFORECLEANING.WEARSAFETYEYEWEARBEFORE
CLEANING.USEDCOMPRESSEDDRYAiR TOBLOWOFFDUSTAND DEBRIS.USEA SOFT
BRISTLEBRUSHiF COMPRESSEDAiR iS NOTAVAILABLE.
[ CAUTION I
APPLYINGEXCESSIVEFORCETOTHETOOLCANOVERLOADTHEMOTOR,DECREASETHELiFE
AND iNCREASETHEWEARONTHETOOL.
I CAUTaONI
SOMECHEMICALSCANDAMAGETHEPRODUCT.DONOTUSEHARSHCHEMICALSSUCHAS
GASOLINE,CARBONTETRACHLORiDE,PAINTTHINNER,ETC.
I CAUTION I
A QUALiFiEDREPAIRTECHNiCiANMUSTPERFORMANYTOOLSERVICEORREPAIR.SERVICE
ORMAINTENANCEPERFORMEDBYUNQUALiFiEDPERSONNELCOULDRESULTiNINJURY.USE
ONLYiDENTiCALREPLACEMENTPARTS.USEOFUNAUTHORIZEDPARTSORFAILURETOFOLLOW
MAINTENANCEINSTRUCTIONSNAY CREATEA RiSKOFELECTRICSHOCKORINJURY.
DONOTiVIAKECONTACTWiTH AGROUNDEDSURFACEWHILE USINGDRILLPRESS.
CONTACTWITH SURFACESLIKEPIPES,RADIATORSORMAJORAPPLIANCESiNCREASEYOUR
RiSK OFELECTRICSHOCK.
TheDrill Pressmust beproperly maintainedfor maximum performance.Always inspectbeforeuse.
Anydamageshouldbe repaired,and faults rectified. Pleaserefer to the troubleshooting chart. If you
areunableto correctany problems, pleasecontactcustomer service.
Monthly (Whenin constantuse)
1. Checktightness of mounting bolts, and headandcolumn securing setscrews.
2. Checkbeltfor wear andreplaceif frayed or damagedin anyway.
3. Blow out any dustthat may haveaccumulated inthe motorfan.
4.Apply athin coat ofwax pasteor light oilto the tableand columnfor lubricationandto helpprevent
corrosion.
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Lubrication
All bearingsarepackedwith greaseatthe factory andrequirenofurther lubrication.After use, remove
all swarffrom the machineandthoroughly cleanallsurfaces.Componentsshouldbedry,with machined
surfaces lightly oiled. Alwaysremovedrill bits, andstore in asafe place.
ACCESSORIES
USEONLYACCESSORIESTHATARERECOMMENDEDBYTHEMANUFACTURERFORYOURMODEL.
ACCESSORIESTHATMAYBESUITABLEFORONETOOLMAY BECOMEHAZARDOUSWHENUSED
ONANOTHERTOOL.
ALWAYSATTACHGROUNDED(3-PRONG)EXTENSIONCORDSTOGROUNDED
(3-PRONG)OUTLETS.
IFYOUMUSTUSEANEXTENSIONCORD,BESURETHATTHEGAUGEIS LARGEENOUGHTOCARRY
THEAMOUNTOFCURRENTNECESSARYFORYOURPOWERTOOL. IFNOT,YOURTOOLMAY
EXPERIENCEA LOSSOFPOWER,EXCESSIVEVOLTAGEDROPOROVERHEATING.FOREXAMPLE,
THESMALLERTHEGAUGENUMBER,THEHEAVIERTHECORD.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Noisy? Reviewtheprobable causeand remedy:
A) Incorrect belttension A) Adjust tension operation
B) Dryspindle B) Removespindle/ quill assemblyandlubricate
C)Loose pulleylubricate C)Tighten Pulley
D)Worn bearing D)Replacebearing
Excessivedrill wobble? Reviewthe probablecauseand remedy:
A) Loosechuck A) Tighten bypressing chuck down onto
a blockof wood againstthe table.
B) Wornspindle or bearing B) Replacespindleshaft or bearing
C)Worn chuck C)Replacechuck
D) Bentdrill bit D)Replacedrill bit
Motor won't start? Reviewthe probablecauseand remedy:
A) Powersupply A) Checkpowercord/fuse start
B) Motor connection B)Checkmotor connections
C)NVRswitch connections C)Checkswitch connections
D) FaultySwitch D)Replaceswitch
E) Motor Windings Burned E)ReplaceMotor
Drill Bit Binds in Workpiece?Reviewthe probablecauseand remedy:
A) ExcessiveFeedPressure A) Apply lesspressure
B) Loose Belt B)CheckBelttension
C)Loose Drill Bit C)Tightendrill bitwith key
D) Incorrect drill speed D)Referto CuttingSpeedchart, and
adjustdrill speedaccordingly
Tabledifficult to raise?Reviewthe probable causeand remedy:
A) Needslubrication A) Lubricatewith light oil
B) Tablelock tightened B) Loosenclamp
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HEADASSEMBLYPARTSLIST
APAParts No. No. Description APAParts No. No. Description
PB208 -01-HY 01 Motor Pulley PB208-21-HY 21 Screw
PB208 -02-HY 02 Screw PB208-22-HY 22 Switch box
PB208 -03-HY 03 Bolt PB208-23-HY 23 Flatwasher
PB208 -04-HY 04 FlatWasher PB208-24-HY 24 Screw
PB208 -05-HY 05 Motor PB208-25-HY 25 Switch plate
PB208 -06-HY 06 Rubber pad PB208-26-HY 26 Switch
PB208 -07-HY 07 Motor adjusting bar PB208-27-HY 27 Screw
PB208 -08-HY 08 Spring PB208-28-HY 28 Nut
PB208 -O9-HY 09 Machinebody PB208-29-HY 29 Spring cap
PB208 -IO-HY 10 Screw PB208-30-HY 30 Spring
PB208 -11-HY 11 Locking knob PB208-31-HY 31 Pointer
PB208 -12-HY 12 Gearshaft PB208-32-HY 32 Cableand plug
PB208 -13-HY 13 Operating Handle PB208-33-HY 33 Screw
PB208 -14-HY 14 Knob PB208-34-HY 34 Battery
PB208 -15-HY 15 Nut PB208-35-HY 35 Electric polarity
PB208 -16-HY 16 Screw PB208-36-HY 36 Battery box
PB208 -17-HY 17 Laserguide PB208-37-HY 37 Battery box plate
PB208 -18-HY 18 Teethwasher PB208-38-HY 38 Switch for laser guide
PB208 -19-HY 19 Earthterminal PB208-39-HY 39 Allen key
PB208 -20-HY 20 Elastic washer PB208-40-HY 40 Allen key
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QUILL/ BASE& TABLEASSEMBLYDIAGRAM
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QUILL/ BASE& TABLEASSEMBLYPARTSLIST
APAParts No. No. Description APAParts No. No. Description
PB208-01-HY 01 Retaining ring PB208-13-HY 13 Elasticwasher
PB208-02-HY 02 Ball bearing PB208-14-HY 14 Work table
PB208-03-HY 03 Rubber pad PB208-15-HY 15 Angle scale
PB208-04-HY 04 Quill shaft PB208-16-HY 16 Rivet
PB208-05-HY 05 Ball bearing PB208-17-HY 17 Table holder
PB208-06-HY 06 Stop rod PB208-18-HY 18 Locking handle
PB208-07-HY 07 Guard collar PB208-19-HY 19 Column
PB208-08-HY 08 Nut PB208-20-HY 20 Bolt
PB208-O9-HY 09 Spindle PB208-21-HY 21 Elasticwasher
PB208-IO-HY 10 Key chuck PB208-22-HY 22 Flatwasher
PB208-11-HY 11 Chuck key PB208-23-HY 23 Columnholder
PB208-12-HY 12 Bolt PB208-24-HY 24 Base
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PULLEYASSEMBLYDIAGRAM
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PULLEYASSEMBLYPARTSLIST
APAParts No. No. Description APAParts No. No. Description
PB208 -01-HY 01 Spindle pulley PB208-11-HY 11 Pulley cover
PB208 -02-HY 02 Screw PB208-12-HY 12 Cableclamping plate
PB208 -03-HY 03 Retaining ring PB208-13-HY 13 Flatwasher
PB208 -04-HY 04 Pulley insert PB208-14-HY 14 Screw
PB208 -05-HY 05 E-ring PB208-15-HY 15 Screw
PB208 -06-HY 06 Ballbearing PB208-16-HY 16 Flatwasher
PB208 -07-HY 07 E-ring PB208-17-HY 17 Knob
PB208 -08-HY 08 Rubber ring PB208-18-HY 18 V-belt
PB208 -09-HY 09 Rubber pad PB208-19-HY 19 Screw
PB208 -IO-HY 10 Nut PB208-20-HY 20 Flatwasher
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_ted Warranty
Steele@warrants to the original purchaser who uses the product in a consumer application (personal,
residential or household usage) that all products covered under this warranty are free from defects in
material and workmanship for oneyear from the date of purchase. All products covered by this limited
warranty which are used in commercial applications (i.e. income producing) are warranted to be free of
defects in material and workmanship for 90 days from the date of original purchase. Products covered under
this warranty include air compressors, tools, service parts, pressure washers and generators.
Steele@will repair or replace, at Steele@'s sole option, products or components which have failed within the
warranty period. Service will be scheduled according to the normal work flow and business hours at the
service center location, and the availability of replacement parts. All decisions of Steele@ with regard to this
limited warranty shall be final.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to
state.
RESPONSIBILITYOFORIGINALPURCHASER(initial User):
Toprocessawarrantyclaimonthis product,DONOTreturnitemto the retailer.Theproductmustbe
evaluatedby anAuthorizedWarrantyServiceCenter.Forthelocationofthe nearestAuthorizedWarranty
ServiceCentercontactthe retaileror placeof purchase.
Retain original cash register sales receipt as proof of purchase for warranty to work.
Use reasonable care in the operation and maintenance of the product as described in the Owner's Manual(s).
Deliver or ship the product to the Authorized Warranty Service Center. Freight costs, if any must be paid by
the purchaser. If the purchaser does not receive satisfactory results form the Authorized Warranty Service
Center, the purchaser should contact Steele@toll free 888-896-6881.
THIS WARRANTY DOESNOT COVER:
Merchandise sold as reconditioned, used as rental equipment, or floor or display models.
Merchandise that has become damaged or inoperative because of ordinary wear, misuse, cold, heat, rain,
excessive humidity, freeze damage, use of improper chemicals, negligence, accident, failure to operate the
product in accordance with the instructions provided in the Owner's Manual(s) supplied with the product,
improper maintenance, the use of accessories or attachments not recommended by Steele@, or
unauthorized repair or alterations.
. Repair and transportation costs of merchandise determine not to be defective.
. Costs associated with assembly, required oil, adjustments or other installation and start-up costs.
Expendable parts or accessories supplied with the product which are expected to become inoperative or
unusable after a reasonable period of use.
Owner's Manual
Merchandise sold by Steele@ which has been manufactured by and identified as the product of another
company, such as gasoline engines. The product manufacturer's warranty, if any, will apply.
ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIALLOSS, DAMAGE, OR EXPENSETHAT MAY RESULT
FROMANY DEFECTS,FAILURE ORMALFUNCTION OFTHE PRODUCTIS NOTCOVEREDBY THIS
WARRANTY. Some states do not allow the exclusion, so it may not apply to you.
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THOSE OFMERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESSFORA PARTICULAR
PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO ONEYEAR FROMTHE DATE OFORIGINAL PURCHASE.Some states do not
allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you.
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Steele SP-PB208 Owner's manual

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Steele
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SP-PB208
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