Black & Decker WorkMate 125 Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTIONMANUALBx4IF YOU SHOULD EXPERIENCE A PROBLEMWITH YOUR BLACK & DECKER PURCHASE,CALL 1-800-54-HOW-TO (1-800-544-6986).IN MOST CASES, A BLACK & DECKER REPRESENTATWE-CAN RESOLVE YOUR PROBLEM OVER THE PHONE-IF YOU HAVE A SUGGESTION OR COMMENT,-GIVE US A CALL. YOUR FEEDBACK IS VITALTO THE SUCCESS OF BLACK & DECKER'S QUALITY -IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM.\R =iA FSAVE THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.VEA ELESPANOLEN LA CONTRAPORTADA.INSTRUCTIVODEOPERACIC)N,CENTROSDESERVIClOY PC)LIZADEGARANTJA.ADVERIENCIA:LEASEESTEINSTRUCTIVOANTESDEUSARELPRODUCTO.CATALOG NO. WM125 FORM NO. 607269-01 PRINTED IN CHINA APR. '03IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSPLEASEREAD AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLYBEFOREUSING THE UNIT.1. Do not load with more than 350pounds. (160 kg)2. Do not apply an unbalancedIoadwhich could causethe Work Center totip over.3. Do not use the Work Center as a stepladderor standingplatform.Do not usethe lower cross Brace as a step.The crossbrace is a foot RESTonly.4. Do not storework centeroutdoors or in a clamp location.5. Avoid appyl ing excessivebrce when clam ing with the swivel pg.es6. Be surethat the legsare fully open, locke[in position and securedvia thelocking knobs.7. When using a power tool with the Work Center,follow the safelyinstructionsin the tool s instructionmanual.8. Always wear safely glasseswhen operating power tools.9. Never mount power tools directly in vise jaws; pressuremay damage tools.10. An even pressureof the vise jaws on the workpiece is essential.TightenBothcrank handles uniformly.11. Support overhanging loads to preventtipping. __) ° Tx2®II6mm;lo:°_°:ol;114" % o 100ram / 4"t .o o Oo:O_ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONSNOTE: For assembly of the WM125 Workmate ® you will need ahammer, flat bladed screwdriver and the provided nut driver part (U).Follow the sequence shown in the diagrams and described in thesteps Below.STEP1:Empty the contents of the box and identify all components.STEP2:Empty the contents of the parts pack and identify all components.STEP3:Guide carriage bolt D through slot in vise bracket of assembly S,spacer {F) outer leg (T) and secure with knob (E). Repeat this step usingassembly (R).STEP4:Place the rear step board (Z) over the legs, align holes and secure withPan Head bolt, M6 x 30ram (C) and M6 nut (A). Use flat bladedscrewdriver and nut driver (U) to secure.STEP5:Place the front step board (Y) over th.elegs, align holes and secure withPan Head bolt, M6 x 30ram (C) and M6 nut (A). Use flat bladedscrewdriver and nut driver (U) to secure.STEP6:Thread pivot nut (M) about 1/4 of the way onto vise screw (N) andinsert rod end through front hole of leq assembly (S). Repeat with otherpivot nut and vise screw using front hole of leg assembly (R).STEP7:Place front slide blocks H onto the leg assemblies S and R as shown.Place vise aw X, V-groove facing towards clamp edge, over the twoslide blocks (H). Insert two self-threading hex head bolts (B), through therecessed holes in the aw and tighten securely with nut driver (U). Placethe two rear slide blocks (J) over pivot nuts (M) as shown. Place the rearvise aw (W), V-groove facing towards clamp edge, over the slideblocks J). Insert two self-threading hex head bolts (B), through therecessed hoes in the jaw and tigJ_ten secure y with nut driver (U).STEPB:Push the Snap-in Knobs (L) into the handle arms (K) as shown.STEP9:Place handle arm (K) over the vise screw rod end (N), align holes andsecure the rollpin (G) using a hammer.STEP10:Install the rubber feet (P) to bottom of legs as shown. Note correctorientation of feet.CLOSING AND STORAGE1. Loosenboth locking knobs. (Step11)2. While holding the jaws as shown, tilt the Work Center towardsyouwhile lifting up on the front jaw. TheWork Centerwill begin to swingclosed.Z_ WARNING: DO NOT PLACEFINGERSNEAR WORK CENTERLEGSWHEN CLOSING - PINCH HAZARD.3. Close the unit fully as shown in Step 11. Tighten both locking knobs.The Work Center is now storable in a convenient minimum space.HOLDING IRREGULAR SHAPES WITH WORKMATE CENTERUsing the swivel peqs in the appropriate holes and the independentaction of both vise _andles, the Work Center can secure the mostirreqular shapes. It Jetsyou grip objects that used to be impossible toholc[ Rotate swivel pegs to accept irregular shapes. Outside swivel pegsextend capacity for the diagonal grip with jaws fully open. (Step 12 & 13)WORKING WITH YOUR WORKMATE WORK CENTERThe Work Center is a vise and workbench all in one. Its basic designand special features help you perform a complete range of workshoptasks kom the simplest to the most complicated. The heart of theWork Center is in the action of the two parallel vise jaws, The two visehandles adjust the jaws to a maximum of 4 1/2 (114ram) jawopeninq. Because each handle works independently, the opening can Betaperec[from 0 to 5 (127mm) maximum. Use of the swivel pegs in theappropr!a!e vise holes extends the vise capacity of the Work Center upto 10-3/4 (273mm) parallel clamping and 22-1/2 (570ram) whenobjects are held diagonally. The Work Center is a useful sawhorse andholds material securely. Sawinq tubular pieces is easy when they areheld horizontally in the specialty desiqned V grooves running alongthe face of the vise jaws. Black & Decker supplies,,,at,extra cost, clampsfor securing larger projects to the Workmate an,d, _ clamps areavailable at your local hardware store. Vertical V grooves in the visejaws permit rigid vertical grasping of tubular objects.NOTE: Place your foot on the foot board of the Work Center to steady it.DO NOT USE AS A STEP.ACCESSORIESRecommended accessories for use with your Work Center are available atextra cost from your local dealer or autl_orized service center. Pleaseconsult your Yellow Pages for a service center nearest you under ToolsElectric. If you need assistance in locating any accessory for your WorkCenter, please contact Black & Decker.Service InformationBlack & Decker offers a full network of company-owned and authorizedservice locations throughout North America. All Black & Decker ServiceCenters are staffed with trained personnel to provide customers withefficient and reliable power tool service. Whether you need technicaladvice repair, or genuine factory replacement parts contact theBlack & Decker location nearest you. To !!nd your local service locationrefer to the ye ow page directory under Too s--E ectric or ca :1-800-54-HOW-TO.Full Two-Year Home Use WarrantyBlack & Decker (U.S.) Inc. warrants this product for two years against anydefectsin material or workmanship. The defective product will k;e replacedor repaired at no charge in either of two ways:The first which will result in exchanges only is to return the product to theretailer from whom it was purchasec] provided that the store is aparticipating retailer). Returns should be made within the time period ofthe retailer s policy for exchanges(usually 30 to 90 day,safter the sale).Proof of purchase may be required. Pleasecheck with the retailer for theirspecific return policy regarding returns that are beyond the time setforexchanges.The second oiqtion is to take or send the product (prepaid) to a Black &Decker owned or authorized Service Center for repair or replacement at ouroption. Proof of purchase may be required.,Black & Deckerowned andauthorized servicecentersare listed under Tools-Electric in the yellowpages of the phone directory. Thiswarranty doesnot apply to accessories.This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other ri]htswhich vary from stateto state. Should you have any questions contact themanager of your nearest Back & DecJService Center.This product is not intended for commercial use.Imported byBlack & Decker (U.S.) Inc.,701 E. Joppa Rd.Towson, MD 21286 U.S.A. See 'Tools-Electric' I-_- Yellow Pages -for Service & Sales

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