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Elu ADE88 Instructions

1. Secure the power tool carefully and use closed hands while working in a properly lighted area. 2. Adjust the thicknessing table and secure the surfacing/thicknessing attachment to the power tool. 3. Inspect the workpiece for nails or other metal parts before planing or thicknessing.

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Elu ADE88 Instructions

1. Secure the power tool carefully and use closed hands while working in a properly lighted area. 2. Adjust the thicknessing table and secure the surfacing/thicknessing attachment to the power tool. 3. Inspect the workpiece for nails or other metal parts before planing or thicknessing.

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• Secure the Power Tool carefully.

Using MFF80/ Using HH40/


• Work with closed hands.
MFF81 HH40E
• Make sure that your work area is properly lighted.
Max. surfacing width 90° mm 80 82
Max. surfacing width 45° mm 45 45
Surfacing/thicknessing
Max. thicknessing capacity mm 80 x 80 80 x 80
1 Dust extraction
Max. planing depth mm 3.75 4.0
As the planer produces dust and chips, the use of dust extraction
Thicknessing table mm 500 x 80 500 x 80
equipment is recommended. Proper dust extraction is especially
Surfacing fence length mm 350 350
important if beech or oak dust is produced.
Weight kg 3.7 3.7
2 Wear safety goggles
Also use a face or dust mask to protect against dust or flying particles.
Manufacturer’s Declaration
3 Protection devices
Only operate the Power Tool and attachment with all guards properly in
place.
ADE80
4 Inspect workpiece
Elu declares that the attachment mentioned above has been designed in
Remove any nails, staples and other metal parts.
compliance with 89/392/EEC.
Technical data 5 Cutter blades
Use sharp and undamaged cutter blades only.
This attachment must not be put into service until it is established that the
6 Damaged parts
Power Tool to be connected to this attachment is in compliance with
Before operation, inspect the attachment, the Power Tool, the power
89/392/EEC (identified by the CE-marking on the Power Tool).
cable and the plug carefully for signs of damage. Have any damage
repaired by an Elu authorized repair agent before using the tool or
Director Engineering and Product Development
attachment.
Horst Großmann
7 Starting the planer
Before switching on, remove all adjustment spanners from the planer
and attachment.
Safety instructions 8 Operating the planer and attachment
Observe the safety regulations in the instruction manual of the Power Do not overload the planer by feeding it at a too high rate. Always feed
Tool to be connected to this attachment. Also observe any applicable the material against the rotational direction of the cutter block. Always
additional safety rules. Read the following safety instructions before use a push stick, especially when working with smaller workpieces.
attempting to operate this product. 9 Stopping the planer
Keep these instructions in a safe place! After switching off, the cutter block will continue to run for a few
seconds. Do not attempt to block it.
10 Maintain your attachment with care
Keep the attachment clean and in good condition for better and safer
The attention of UK users is drawn to the “woodworking machines performance. Follow the instructions for maintenance. Keep all controls
regulations 1974” and any subsequent amendments. dry, clean and free from oil and grease.
General 11 Have your attachment repaired by an Elu authorized repair agent
• The attachment must be level and stable at all times. This attachment is in accordance with the relevant safety regulations.
• Keep the work top clear of foreign objects. To avoid danger, it must only be repaired by qualified technicians.
• Use the attachment with the Power Tools and accessories specified in
this manual only. Package contents
The package contains:
1 Surfacing/Thicknessing attachment
1 Support foot
1 Support bracket with foot
1 Support for handle
1 Switch edge for MFF80/MFF81
1 Switch strap for HH40/HH40E
1 Plastic bag containing:
5 screws
5 nuts
1 securing clip
2 fence securing knobs
1 Instruction manual
1 Exploded drawing

• Check for damage to the tool, parts or accessories which may have
occurred during transport.
• Take the time to thoroughly read and understand this manual prior to
operation.

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Description (fig. A1 & 2) • Tighten the wing nuts (3).


Your Elu Surfacing/Thicknessing attachment ADE80 (Type 3) has been • Loosen the thicknessing table clamp (14) and lower the thicknessing
designed to extend the versatility of your MFF80/MFF81 or HH40/HH40E table (7).
planer by converting it into a compact planer/thicknesser. • Remove the calibration fence and reinstall it in its original position as a
A1 side guard.
1 Switch strap
1a Switch wedge for use with HH40 models Adjusting the planing depth
2 Securing clip • For planing depth adjustment, refer to the instruction manual of the
3 Wing nuts planer.
4 Bench clamp holes • Make shallow cuts only, passing the material several times if required.
5 Thicknessing adjuster For optimal results, select a maximum planing depth of 1.5 mm.
6 Aluminium frame
7 Thicknessing table Thicknessing position (fig. A & E)
8 Table height adjuster • Remove the reversible parallel fence (13) by loosening the star knobs (15).
9 Thicknessing scale • Swivel the support bracket (17) aside or remove it and pivot the planer
10 Surfacing adjuster into thicknessing position. The planer mounting rods (18) now rest in
11 Planing depth adjuster the brackets (30).
12 Blade guard for thicknessing
Thicknessing table height adjustment (fig. A)
A2 • Loosen the thicknessing table clamp (14).
13 Reversible fence • Raise or lower the table by rotating the table height adjustment screw (19).
14 Thicknessing table clamp • Tighten the thicknessing table clamp (14).
15 Fence securing knobs
16 Rear support foot Surfacing position (fig. B & F)
17 Support bracket with foot • Remove the calibration fence.
18 Planer mounting rods • Loosen the thicknessing table clamp (14).
• Set the thicknessing table (7) to bottom position.
No-volt release switch • Swivel the blade guard (12) aside and pivot the planer into surfacing position.
A no-volt release switch is available as an option (E38676). It offers the The planer mounting rod (18) now rests in the support bracket (17).
following advantages: • Check that the rear of the planer rests on the arm (28 in fig. B).
- Optimum safety: It prevents the machine from restarting inadvertantly in • If required, loosen the screw (26) using a screwdriver.
the event of a power loss. • Adjust the arm (28 in fig. B) in its slot and secure the screw.
- It allows easier switching of the planer. • Tighten wing nut (3) to lock the planer in surfacing position.

Assembly and adjustment Mounting the reversible parallel fence (fig. A2)
• Lower the side guard of the planer and install the reversible parallel
Do not mount any Power Tools other than the MFF80/MFF81 fence (13).
or HH40/HH40E. • Tighten the star knobs (15).
• For 45° bevelled workpieces, remove the star knobs (15), reverse the
Assembling the attachment (fig. A & B) fence, refit the star knobs and level the fence on the planer shoe.
The screws and nuts required to assemble the attachment are supplied
with the surfacing/thicknessing attachment. Adjusting the blade guard (fig. G)
• Slacken the thicknessing table clamp (14). The blade guard (12) is mounted on a support bracket (17) that can be
• Raise the thicknessing table (7) by rotating the table height adjuster (8). pivoted away when the planer is not in surfacing position. In surfacing
• Mount the rear support foot (16), the arm (28) and support bracket with position, the bracket also serves as a support to the planer mounting rod.
foot (17) using the nuts and screws (21 through 27) as shown. The blade guard height is adjustable.
• Loosen the surfacing adjuster (10), adjust the blade guard height in the
Mounting the planer (fig. C) slot (31) and tighten the screw.
• Remove the wing nuts (3) and the securing clip (2).
• Hinge the planer mounting rods (18) up and mount the planer as Adjusting the planer in surfacing position to be 90° to the reversible
shown. fence (fig. C & G)
• Reinstall the wing nuts (3). The calibration procedure needs to be performed only once.
• Pivot the planer into surfacing or thicknessing position and tighten the • Use a square to check that the angle is 90°.
wing nuts (3).
• Fit the securing clip (2) in the appropriate groove of the rear mounting If this is not the case:
rod. • Remove the reversible fence (13).
• Loosen the wing nuts (3).
Calibration (fig. A & D) • Pivot guard (12) away.
The calibration procedure needs to be performed only once. • Pivot the planer up.
• Remove the calibration fence (20) and place it on the thicknessing table (7), • Adjust the height adjustment screw (19) accordingly.
gauge cams (29) up.
• Set the table height to 15 mm using the table height adjuster (8). Dust extraction
• Secure the adjustment using the thicknessing table clamp (14). • Use the dust extraction adapter of your planer and install it as
• Pivot the planer into thicknessing position and check that all four gauge described in the instruction manual of the planer.
cams (29) are level against the planing shoe. Adjust as required.

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Instructions for use Maintenance


Your Elu attachment has been designed to operate over a long period of
• Always observe the safety instructions and applicable time with a minimum of maintenance. Continuous satisfactory operation
regulations. depends upon proper tool care and regular cleaning.
• For short workpieces, always use a push stick. • Remove dust and chips using compressed air.

Prior to operation:
• Check that the Power Tool is mounted as described above.
• Check that all guards and fences are in perfect working order and Lubrication
mounted correctly. Your attachment requires no additional lubrication.
• Connect a dust extractor.
• Set the required planing depth (refer to the instruction manual of your
planer).
Cleaning
Switching ON and OFF (fig. A) Regularly clean the attachment with a soft cloth.
• Press the ON/OFF-switch of your planer.
• Lock the Power Tool in ON-position using the switch strap (1) or Elu After-Sales service
wedge (1a for HH40). All Elu products are thoroughly tested before leaving the factory. However,
• To stop the tool, remove the switch strap or wedge. if the product needs repair, please contact your dealer or the Elu Head
Office for the address of the nearest Elu authorized repair agent (please
When using a no-volt release switch (option) refer to the back of this manual).
• Press the ON/OFF-switch of your planer.
• Lock the Power Tool in ON-position.
• Lift the plug cover and plug in the Power Tool behind the connector.
• Connect the machining table to the mains by plugging an extension Unwanted products and the environment
cable into the connector of the no-volt release switch. Take your attachment to an Elu authorized repair agent where it will be
• To switch the planer ON, press the green button of the no-volt release disposed of in an environmentally safe way.
switch.
• To switch the planer OFF, press the red button of the no-volt release GUARANTEE
switch.
• 30 DAY NO RISK SATISFACTION GUARANTEE •
HH40E
If you are not completely satisfied with the performance of your Elu
On electronic planers, the brake will not operate if switched off via the no-
tool, simply return it within 30 days, complete as purchased, to your
volt release switch.
Elu dealer, for a full refund or exchange. Proof of purchase must be
provided.
Surfacing
Surfacing at 90° (fig. A2) • ONE YEAR FULL WARRANTY •
• Press the material firmly against the parallel fence and on the planer
If your Elu product becomes defective due to faulty materials or
shoe and feed it against the rotating cutter block.
workmanship within 12 months from the date of purchase, we
• The blade guard will yield and return to its original position
guarantee to replace all defective parts free of charge or, at our
automatically.
discretion, replace the unit free of charge provided that:
• Always work with closed hands.
• The product has not been misused.
• Keep your hands away from the rotating cutter block!
• Repairs have not been attempted by unauthorized persons.
• Proof of purchase date is provided.
Surfacing at 45° (fig. H)
This guarantee is offered as an extra benefit and is additional to
• Reverse the parallel fence (13) as described above.
consumers statutory rights.
• Proceed as described for surfacing at 90°.

Thicknessing (fig. I)
• Set the thicknessing table (7) to the required height allowing for the
chip clearance.
• Place the workpiece on the thicknessing table (7) and feed the
workpiece smoothly under the guide blade (32) and parallel to the
planing shoe.
• At the outfeed side, pull the workpiece out holding it down.
• In case of excessive resistance, reduce the planing depth and check
the blades.

The sliding chip fence (33) can be opened for a better view of the
thicknessing operation.
• Slacken the screw (34) and slide the chip fence (33) in the direction of
the arrow (35).
• Wear safety goggles during this operation.

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