Additional features – Black & Decker 9400 User Manual

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SPEED— DRIVE BELT

ARRANGEMENT: TURN OFF AND

UNPLUG DRILL PRESS BEFORE
MAKING ANY ADJUSTMENTS.

ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTEC­
TION. Your drill press is capable of

running at fiv^ different speeds,
each one determined by the

arrangement of the drive belt and
pulley system inside the top of the

Motor and Drive Unit. A handy chart

that describes how to select a

particular speed is attached to the
inside of the drive belt cover.

To select a speed, loosen the

locking nut and screw the belt

tension bolt into the drive unit

(Figure 7) .Push the motor forward

to loosen the drive belt. Adjust the
belt as desired, referring to the chart.

Retighten the belt by pushing back

on the motor. Back the belt tension
bolt out of the drive unit until the belt
is snug on the pulleys. Tighten
locking nut to motor housing to lock

the belt tension bolt. NOTE: It is not

necessary to put great pressure on

the drive belt. Just remove most of
the slack. The belt should be able to
slip in case the drill bit jams in the

hole.

DRILLING DEPTH CONTROL:

On the left side of the Motor and
Drive Unit is the Drilling Depth
Control Assembly. To set the drilling
depth (from 0 to 2"), first raise the

chuck to its full up position. (It
should do this automatically with
spring pressure.)

Adjust by hand, the depth

pointer shown in Figure 8 so that it
points to zero and rotate both hex
nuts counterclockwise until they are

both up next to the pointer. Lower

the chuck using one of the three

handles to the desired depth. Hold

the chuck in place while you screw
down the lower hex nut on the

Drilling Depth Control Assembly, as
shown in Figure 8. Screw the nut
down until it contacts the boss
protruding from the side of the Drive
Unit shown in Figure 8.

Lock the nut in place by

screwing the top hex nut down
against the lower one. Release the
handle letting the chuck rise to its

full height.

When you^drill a hole and the

lower hex nut “bottoms ouf on the
boss, the drill bit will continue to
rotate but will go no deeper.

Additional Features

TILTING THE WORK TABLE:

The Tilting Work Table is designed to
tilt up to 45° left and right and includes a
precision scale marked In degrees
from 0 to 45°, as shown in Figure 9.

To adjust the table to some angle

other than 0° (horizontal), loosen the
large bolt located under the Work
Table, as shown in Figure 10.

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