RIKON Power Tools 60-200 - Manual (Page 9)

On/Off Locking Switch
Caution: Make sure that the On/Off locking switch is
in the “Off” position before plugging the dust collector
into a power source.
The On/Off Locking Switch has a center key that
can be used to prevent unauthorized use of the dust
collector. The switch needs to have the center key
inserted before the machine can be used. (Fig. 11)
Operation
Fig. 11
Dust Hazards and Safety
Grounding the Duct Work
Dust particles moving through flexible or rigid plastic duct work can cause static electricity build-up. The duct
work must be properly grounded to ensure that static discharge does not ignite fine dust particles causing an
explosion or fire.
To properly ground plastic duct work simply run a small gauge bare copper wire through the ducting and have it
emerge from the hose at the dust collector and at each dust producing machine. The bare copper wire should
be bonded to the metal shell of each machine by means of a metal screw. The screw must be threaded into the
metal shell to ensure a good connection.
The grounding of metal duct work is similar, the only difference is that there is no need to run the bare
copper wire inside the ducting. It can be wrapped along the out side of the ducting and should be bonded to
each machine as described above.
Emptying and Cleaning the Dust Collector
Caution: Make sure that the dust collector is unplugged before cleaning or servicing.
Always wear a dust mask or respirator while emptying the collector bags or cleaning the dust collector. Please
refer to the California Propostion 65 warning on page 3 of this manual regarding hazards from exposure to
wood dust. For more detailed information visit www.rikontools.com or www.oehha.ca.gov.
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