Skil 552/553/554 SkilSaw Other

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KILSAW INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MODEL 552, 553 & 554 HEAVY DUTY POWER SAWS

BEFORE CONNECTING YOUR TOOL TO A POWER SOURCE

Be sure you have read all safety rules and understand all the instructions in this manual for safe operation of the tool.

GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. KEEP WORK AREA CLEAN. Cluttered areas and benches invite accidents.
2. AVOID DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENT. Don't use power tools in damp or wet locations. Keep work area well lit. Do not expose power tool in rain.
3. KEEP CHILDREN AWAY. All visitors should be kept safe distance from work area.
4. STORE IDLE TOOLS. When not in use, tools should be stored in dry, high or locked-up place—out of the reach of children.
5. DON'T FORCE TOOL. It will do the job better and safer at the rate for which it was designed.
6. USE RIGHT TOOL. Don't force small tool or attachment to do the job of a heavy-duty tool.
7. WEAR PROPER APPAREL. No loose clothing or jewelry to get caught in moving parts. Rubber gloves and footwear are recommended when working outdoors.
8. USE SAFETY GLASSES. Use safety glasses with most tools. Also face or dust mask if cutting operation is dusty.
9. DON'T ABUSE CORD. Never carry tool by cord or yank it to disconnect from receptacle. Keep cord from heat, oil, and sharp edges.
10. SECURE WORK. Use clamps or vise to hold work. It's safer than using your hand and it frees both hands to operate tool.
11. DON'T OVERREACH. Keep proper footing and balance at all times.
12. MAINTAIN TOOLS WITH CARE. Keep tools sharp and clean for best and safest performance. Follow instructions for lubricating and changing accessories.
13. DISCONNECT TOOLS. When not in use; before servicing; when changing blades, bits, cutters, etc.
14. REMOVE ADJUSTING KEYS AND WRENCHES. Form habit of checking to see that keys and adjusting wrenches are removed from tool before turning it on.
15. AVOID ACCIDENTAL STARTING. Don't carry plugged-in tool with finger on switch. Be sure switch is OFF when plugged in.
16. OUTDOOR USE EXTENSION CORDS. When tool is used outdoors, use only extension cords suitable for use outdoors and so marked.
17. Keep Guards in Place and in Working Order.
18. Keep Blades Sharp.
19. Keep Hands Away from Cutting Area.
20. "WARNING! Electrical repairs should be attempted only by trained repairmen. Contact the nearest SKIL Service Center or other competent repair service."

PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS

VOLTAGE WARNING: Before connecting the tool to a power source (receptacle, outlet, etc.) be sure the voltage supplied is the same as that specified on the nameplate of the tool. A power source with voltage greater than that specified for the tool can result in SERIOUS INJURY to the user-as well as damage to the tool. If in doubt, DO NOT PLUG IN THE TOOL. Using a power source with voltage less than the nameplate rating is harmful to the motor.

SAWS WITH A 3-PRONG PLUG:

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS: This tool should be grounded while in use to protect the operator from electric shock. The tool is equipped with an approved three-conductor cord and three-prong grounding-type plug to fit the proper grounding-type receptacle. The green (or green and yellow) conductor in the cord is the grounding wire. Never connect the green (or green and yellow) wire to a live terminal. If your unit is for use on less than 150 volts, it has a plug that looks like Fig. "A". If it is for use on 150-250 volts, it has a plug that looks like Fig. "D".

An adapter, Fig. "B" and "C" is available for connecting Fig. "A" plugs to two-prong receptacles, (see Note). The green-colored rigid ear, lug, etc., extending from the adapter must be connected to a permanent ground such as to properly grounded outlet box. No adapter is available for Fig. "D" plugs.

EXTENSION CORDS: Use only three-wire extension cords which have three-prong grounding-type plugs and three-pole receptacles which accept the tool's plug. Replace or repair damaged or worn cord immediately. The following table shows the correct size to use depending on cord length and nameplate amperage rating. If in doubt, use the next heavier gage. An undersized cord will cause a drop in line voltage, resulting in loss of power and overheating. NOTE: The smaller the gage number, the heavier the cord.

Recommended Minimum Gage for Cord Extensions for Portable Electric Tools

A-	Length of Cord in Feet
Rating	120 V	25 Ft.	50 Ft.	100 Ft.	150 Ft.	200 Ft.	250 Ft.	300 Ft
Range	240 V	50 Ft,	100 Ft.	200 Ft.	300 Ft.	400 Ft,	500 Ft,	600 Ft
6-8		18	16	12	10	10	8	6
8-10		18	14	12	10	8	8	6
10-12		16	14	10	8	8	6	6
12-14		16	12	10	8	6	6	6
14-16		16	12	10	8	6	6	4

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POWER SAW SAFETY RULES

1. Disconnect the plug before changing blades, before inspecting, adjusting, or lubricating the saw.
2. Raise the lower guard only with retracting handle.
3. Never clamp or tie the lower guard into the open position.
4. If the saw is accidently dropped, lower guard may be bent. Lift the lower guard by means of the retracting handle to make sure it moves treely and does not touch the blade.
5. Do not run the saw while carrying it at your side.
6. Secure small pieces of wood before sawing; never hold small pieces in your hand or across your knee.
7. Wear safety goggles when there are flying particles.
8. If guiding saw with two hands, keep second hand on motor housing, not near blade.
9. Before making cut, be sure depth and bevel adjusting nuts are tight and secure.
10. Always be sure that electric cord is positioned away from line of cut, both from above and below work.

PREPARING THE SAW

ATTACHING THE BLADE: 1. Press the lock button and turn wrench until lock button engages detent. Saw shaft is now locked. Continue to depress button, turn wrench counterclockwise and remove stud and outer washer. 2. Retract the lower guard all the way into the upper guard. 3. Slide blade into slot in the foot and mount it over the inner washer on the shaft. When mounting a blade make sure the saw teeth and arrow on the blade point in the same direction as the arrow on the lower guard. 4. Release the lower guard and replace outer washer and stud.

VARI-TORQUE CLUTCH: The vari-torque clutch is designed to help prevent "motor overload" and "saw kickback". When the clutch is properly adjusted the blade will stall and the saw

shaft will continue to turn when the load is too great. To adjust the clutch: Press the locking button to prevent the saw shaft from turning and snug-up the blade stud about 1/8 turn beyond finger tight. If the blade stalls too easily in a normal cut, the stud is too loose. If the motor stalls with the blade, the stud is too tight.

90° CUTTING ANGLE: Loosen bevel and depth adjustmentcheck for 90°. If blade is not 90° to foot, adjust tab with a crescent wrench. Now tighten bevel adjustment first, then depth adjustment.

DEPTH ADJUSTMENT: Not more than one tooth of the blade should extend below the material to be cut for minimum of splintering. Any depth past one tooth should be used only when splintering is no problem. Disconnect the plug. Loosen the wing nut located at the rear and left of the saw. Hold the foot down with one hand and raise or lower the saw by the handle. Tighten the wing nut at the depth setting desired. Check desired angle.

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BEVEL ADJUSTMENT: Disconnect plug from power source. The foot can be adjusted up to and including 45⁰ by loosening the wing nut at the front of the saw. Align the desired angle and tighten.

BLADE GUARDS: The upper and lower guards are for the protection of the operator. It is important to keep these clean on the inside, make certain the lower guard operates properly and that you never grasp lower guard at any place but the retracting handle or guard lift lever. The lower guard must stop against the rubber bumper when released. Periodically remove the blade and clean the upper and lower guards.

SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL	MAXIMUM DIAMETER	NO LOAD SPEED
552 553	6-1/2''	5800 RPM 5200 RPM 5200 RPM

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

SWITCH: Operate the switch with firm and decisive action. Your saw should be running at full speed BEFORE starting the cut and turned off only AFTER leaving the material. To increase switch life, do not turn switch on and off while saw is under load.

GENERAL CUTTING: Always hold the saw handle with one hand and the motor housing with the other. Always maintain a firm grip and operate the switch with a decisive action. Never force the saw. Always use a light and continuous pressure. The saw should be running at full speed before the blade contacts the work.

CAUTION: Never attempt to remove the saw from the work while the blade is in motion or kickback may occur.

When making an incomplete cut or cutting is interrupted, release the switch and hold the saw motionless in the material until the blade comes to a complete stop. Always secure material to be cut with a clamp or vise. For a straight angle cut, use the right side of the alignment slot in the foot. For bevel cuts use the left side. The alignment slot will give an approximate line of cut. A sample cut should be made in scrap lumber to verify actual line of cut. This is needed because of the number of different blade types and thickness available. To insure minimum of splintering on the good side of the material to be cut, face the good side down.

CROSS CUTTING: When cutting across the grain the fibers of the wood have a tendency to tear and lift. Advancing the saw slowly minimizes this effect, but for smooth work use a cross cut or miter blade.

RIP CUTS: Cutting with the grain does not present the same problem as does cross-cutting. It is therefore possible to use a larger toothed blade with greater "bite" and cut faster without tearing the wood surface. Rip cuts are often long, slim cuts; that are easily done using the optional rip fence. A bevel cut can also be made with the rip fence attached.

TO RIP CUT LARGE SHEETS: If a rip fence does not allow the desired width of cut, clamp a straight piece of 1" lumber to the sheet as a guide. Adjust your saw for minimum blade exposure. Use the right side of the foot against the guide when cutting.

USING THE MITER GUIDE: A miter guide makes, cross cutting, angular and compound angular cuts easy and accurate Disconnect cord from power source and adjust your saw for minimum blade exposure.

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POCKET CUTS: 1. Set depth adjustment according to material to be cut. 2. Tilt saw forward with sighting notch lined up with guide line. 3. Raise lower guard. 4. With saw in forward position and BLADE CLEARING THE WORK, pull the trigger. 5. After the saw has reached full speed lower the rear

end to let the blade enter work. The front end of the foot on the work acts as a hinge point. 6. When foot rests flat on work surface, proceed forward to the end of your cut. 7. Release switch, letting saw come to a complete stop; remove the saw from the work and start another cut. Never under any circumstances pull the saw backwards-kickback may result. Saw should be turned around and cut finished in normal manner.

The corners of a pocket cut may not be completely cut through, use a small hand saw to remove the center piece.

CARE OF BLADES: The best blade will not cut efficiently if it is not kept sharp. Using a dull blade places a heavy load on your saw. Keep extra blades on hand, so that sharp blades are available while dull blades are being sharpened.

Unless you are experienced in sharpening blades, you should do no more than touch up your blades. To provide you with sharp blades, SKIL Service Centers maintain a blade exchange service.

Gum and wood pitch hardened on a blade will slow it down.

CAUTION: The use of any other accessories not specified in this manual could create a hazard.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM

Preventive maintenance of your Skil Saw is very easy. There are just 2 simple steps to follow:

1. After each use: Disconnect the power plug from the outlet. Clean deposits of dust and dirt from the housing and wipe the cord to prevent deterioration from oil and grease.

WARNING: Certain cleaning agents and solvents can damage plastic parts. Some of these are; gasoline, carbon tetrachloride, chlorinated cleaning solvents, ammonia and household detergents that contain ammonia. Avoiding use of these and other types of cleaning agents will minimize the probability of damage.

2. The gear case has been completely lubricated at the factory, however; after six months to one year, depending upon use, you should return your tool to the nearest Skil Service Center for the following:
- Brushes replaced.
- Parts cleaned and inspected.
- Relubricated with fresh lubricant.

Electrical system tested.
All repairs.

Your SKIL Dealer and Service Center have many other blades and accessories available for your tools.

SKIL FACTORY SERVICE CENTERS

					POWER TOOLS AUTHURIZED
ALABAMA	Birmingham, 2721 Green Springs Highway 35209	NEVADA	Reno/Sparks, 990 Packer Way 89431	. (702) 358-1165	SERVICE STATIONS
	Mobile, 3319 Demetropolis Rd. 36609	NEW JERSEY	Edison, 6 Kilmer Court 08817	. (201) 572-0875	SERVICE STATIONS
ARIZONA	Phoenix, 1710 E. McDowell Rd. 85005		Hillside, 611 U.S. Highway No. 22, 07205	(505) 344-9036	are located in the following
ARKANSAS	Little Rock, 1303 W. Markham /2201	NEW MEAILU	Ribuquerque, 5520 Galuelaria N.C. 6/10/	(716) 681-2500	cities For addresses and
CALIFORNIA	Anaheim, 1290 N. Grove 92806	NEW TURK	East Syracuse, 601 W. Manlius St. 13057	(315) 437-3435	phone numbers see your
	Concord, 1170 Burnett Ave. Suite D, 94520		Huntington Sta., 673 E. Jericho Turnpike 11746	(516) 423-2100 (212) 297-1919	phone handers, see your
	Fresno, 1419 N. Maple 93/03		New York (Manhattan), 75 Varick St. 10013	(212) 226-7630	phone book renow rages
	Sacramento, 3000 Q Street 95816	NORTH CAROLINA	Charlotte, 4800 N. Tryon 28203	. (704) 597-1957	under 100is-Electric .
	San Diego, 7330 Opportunity Rd., Suite E, 92111		Raleigh, 5306 Hillsborough 27606	. (919) 851-1418	ALABAMA Mantanana Choffiold
	Van Nuys, 16201 Victory Blvd. 91406	OHIO	Akron, 2169 E. Market St. 44312	. (216) 794-9440 . (513) 242-0244	ALASKA: Anchorage; Fairbanks
COLORADO	Denver, 678 Bryant St. 80204 (303) 893-5123		Cleveland, 9000 Bank St. 44125	. (216) 447-0250	ARIZONA: Tucson
CONNECTICUT	Rocky Hill, 2122 Silas Deane Hwy. 06067		Davton, 5671 Webster St. 45415	(513) 890-0760	Redding; Santa Barbara; Ventura;
FLORIDA	Jacksonville, 1628 Hendricks Ave. 32207	OKLAHOMA	Oklahoma City, 606 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 73107	. (405) 236-0170	Visalia DELAWARE: Wilmington
	Orlando, 2605 S. Orange Ave. 32806	OREGON	Eugene, 1457 W. 6th Ave. 97402	. (503) 484-1311	FLORIDA: Pensacola
	Tampa, 5135 W. Cypress St. 3360/		Portland, 2933 E. Burnside 97214	. (503) 234-7418	HAWAII: Maui IDAHO: Boise: Idaho Falls
GEORGIA	Atlanta, 1/U 14th Street N.W. 30318	PENNSYLVANIA	Harrisburg, 5630 Allentown Blvd. 17112	(11) 657-2090	IOWA: Davenport
HAWAH	Addison 609 W Lake St 60101 (312) 543-8660		Pittsburgh, 3221 Liberty Ave. 15201	. (412) 261-6457	KANSAS: WICHITA
ILLINUIS	Chicago (North), 5001 N. Elston Ave. 60630	RHODE ISLAND	East Providence, 505 Waterman Ave. 02914	. (401) 438-5626	MAINE: Westbrook
	Chicago (South), 3259 W. Columbus Ave. 60652	SOUTH CAROLINA	Greenville, 1013 N. Pleasantberg Dr. 29607	. (803) 271-8161
	Springfield, 300 S. 31st St. 62703	TENNESSEE	Knoxville, 2002 E. Magnolia 37917	. (615) 546-7744	MONTANA: Billings; Great Falls; Kalispell
INDIANA	Hammond, 6339 S. Indianapolis Blvd. 46320		Nashville, 715 8th Ave., South 37205	(615) 256-1708	Missoula; Helena NEVADA: Las Vegas: Reno
	Indianapolis, 3304 Madison Ave. 40227	TEXAS	Dallas, 2457 Walnut Ridge 75229	(214) 241-5385	NORTH CAROLINA: Greensboro
KENTILOWA	Leuisuille 2501 Crittenden Dr. 40217 (502) 636-2835		Ft. Worth, 1116-8 East Seminary Dr. 76115 Houston (Central) 324 N. Hutcheson St. 77003	(713) 224-9178	OHIO: Toledo; Youngstown
LOUISIANA	Louisville, 2501 Chiteliden bi: 40217		Houston (North) 10600 Hempstead, Suite 101, 77092	(713) 681-4893	OKLAHOMA: Tulsa
MADVIANO	Raltimore 6834 Harford Rd 21234 (301) 254-8988		San Antonio, 612 McCullough Ave. 78215	(512) 224-6311	DENNSYLVANIA, Allentown, Bethlehem
MARILAND	College Park, 9925 Rhode Island Ave. 20740	UTAH	Salt Lake City, 280 W. 2855 South St. 84115	. (801) 486-0368	Easton; Wilkes-Barre; New Holland
ASSACHUSETTS	Boston, 190 N. Beacon St. 02135	VIRGINIA	A Norfolk, 2438 Ingleside Rd. 23513	(804) 855-2035	Reading RHODE ISLAND: Warwick
MICHIGAN	Detroit, 26111 W. Eight Mile Rd. 48240		Richmond, 2026-B Chamberlayne Ave. 23222	. (804) 321-6007	SOUTH CAROLINA: Columbia
MINNECOTA	Grand Kapids, 104 44th St., S.W. 49000	WASHINGTON	Sookane 1902 F. Mission Ave 99202	(206) 622-4404	VERMONT: S. Burlington
MICCOUR	Minineapons, 2000 miconet Ave. 00404		Tacoma, 1610 Center St. 98409	(206) 572-7107	VIRGINIA: Roanoke
W(2200K)	St. Louis, 1238 S. Vandeventer Ave. 63110	WISCONSIN	West Allis, 10906 W. National Ave. 53227	. (414) 327-0050	WEST VIRGINIA: Huntington
NEBRASKA	Momaha, 2110 S. 37th St. 68105				WYOMING: Casper

SKIL CORPORATION, 4801 W. PETERSON AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60646

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SKIL WATER FEED ATTACHMENTS

Assembly No. 5750 for SKIL Super-Duty Model 77,87,825,107, and 127 Saws. Assembly No. 13395 for SKIL Heavy-Duty Model 553,554,874, and 884 Saws. Assembly No. 19576 for SKIL Hi-Speed Super-Duty Model 857 and 858 Saws.

SKIL Water Feed Attachments must be used on SKILSAW Portable Saws equipped with diamond grit blades to prevent blade damage. The attachments also may be used with cut-off wheels. SKIL Water Feed Attachments fasten to SKILSAW Portable Saws. The perforated fork supplies water for both sides of the blade. The attachments have 10 feet of hose with standard connection for attaching to faucet or extension hose.

HOW TO INSTALL WATER FEED ATTACHMENT

With power disconnected;

1. Retract lower telescoping guard, using tape or a wire to hold guard out of mounting area.
Place fork assembly in position as indicated above. Space tines of fork so that they have equal clearance on either side of blade.
3. Holding attachment carefully in position, draw outline of mounting bracket on the foot with a pencil or scribe.
4. Check pencil or scribe mark to make sure no movement occured during marking operation.
5. Using a 13/64-inch diameter bit, drill a hole in saw foot. Allow enough room for hex nut to clear side of bracket. On SKIL Model 857 and 858 Saws, countersink hole so that head of screw is flush or slightly below surface of foot (Fig. A).
6. Place attachment on foot. Be careful to locate attachment within your pencil or scribe mark. Recheck the clearance at blade. If everything checks to your satisfaction, proceed with step 7.
Using drilled hole in foot for template, mark location on bracket for drilling.
8. Be sure to center-punch marked spot and to carefully

drill a hole with same 13/64-inch drill bit.

9. Fasten fork assembly in place, using screw, washer and nut provided (Fig A). On Models 857 and 858 only, insert screw from beneath foot. Place bracket over screw, then assemble and secure washer and nut.
Connect hose to fork assembly, opposite end to water source. Before using, adjust water cut-off valve to provide a steady flow of water against blade.
Water Feed Attachment, because of its mounting, does not permit bevel cutting.
12. Before operating Saw, remove tape or wire used in holding lower guard.

PUT SAFETY FIRST WITH YOUR SAWI

SKILSAW Portable Saws using Water Feed Attachments must be grounded for the operator's protection. Your SKILSAW Portable Saw is provided with a 3-conductor cord and plug. The longest prong is your ground connection. If your outlet takes this plugyour unit should be grounded automatically each time it is plugged in. However, be sure your Saw is properly grounded. If you do not have the above type outlet, then use adapter (except in Canada). Connect green lead wire to grounded pipe or metal rod driven deep into earth. If water pipe is used as ground and water meter is insulated, attach jumper wire to pipe on each side of meter. Ground your Saw before connecting plug. If Saw is taken apart or new cord attached, connect green ground wire to frame -- not to switch.

For added protection to operator, the use of heavy rubber gloves and boots is recommended. Always wear safety goggles when using diamond grit blades. If there is any question as to how to install your Water Feed Attachment, consult your nearest SKIL factory branch service station listed in your Saw manual.

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SKIL MODELS 554 & 884 SAW SERVICE CHART

MODEL 884

SERIAL NUMBER	VOLTS	LAST MANUFACTURED	TYPE
B2001-B4059	115	8-55	1
B4060-B4550	115	2-56	2
B4551-B5416	115	5-56	3
B5417-B5866	115	11-56	4
B5867-B6825	115		5
B51001-B51745	115	1-59	5
B741001-B741700	115	4-59	6
B741701-B741985	115	8-59	7
B960001-	115		8
B1001-B1018	SPEC.	11-55	1
B1019-B1029	SPEC	1-56	2
B1030-B1067	SPEC	7-56	3
B1068-B1099	SPEC	1-59	4
B749001-B749031	SPEC.	7-59	6
B749039-B749067	SPEC	11-59	7
B968001-	SPEC.		8

MOTOR DATA

		MODEL S	554		•
	ARMATURE			FIELD
	TYPES TYPES TYPE			TYPES	TYPE
VOLTS	1-1A & 2	3 To 5	6 xx	1-1A & 2	3 To 5	6 xx
115	13919	23121	23287	13925	20232	25311
100			23288			25312
150	13921		23289	13927		25313
220-230	13923	23122	23290	13929	20233	25314
240-250	13924	23123	23291	13930	20234	25315
	VOLTS 115 100 150 220-230 240-250	ARMATU TYPES VOLTS 1-1A & 2 115 13919 100 150 13921 220-230 13923 240-250 13924	MODEL 3 ARMATURE TYPES TYPES VOLTS 1-1A & 2 3 To 5 115 13919 23121 100 150 13921 220-230 13923 23122 240-250 13924 23123	MODEL 554 ARMATURE TYPES TYPES TYPE VOLTS 1–1A & 2 3 To 5 6 xx 115 13919 23121 23287 100 23288 150 13921 23289 220-230 13923 23122 23290 240-250 13924 23123 23291	MODEL 554 ARMATURE F TYPES VOLTS 1–1A & 2 3 To 5 6 xx 1–1A & 2 115 13919 23121 23287 13925 100 23288 150 13921 23289 13927 220-230 13923 23122 23290 13929 240-250 13924 23123 23291 13930	MODEL 554 ARMATURE FIELD TYPES VOLTS 1–1A & 2 3 To 5 6 xx 1–1A & 2 3 To 5 115 13919 23121 23287 13925 20232 100 23288 13927 150 13921 23289 13927 220–230 13923 23122 23290 13929 20233 240–250 13924 23123 23291 13930 20234

				MODEL 884	1
		ARMATURE			FIE	FIELD
		TYPE	TYPES	TYPES	TYPE	TYPES	TYPES
	VOLTS	1	2 To 5	6 To 8	1	2 To 5	6 To 8
*PQ-32 PARTS	115	11250	13919	23121	11257	13925	20232
ARM. IS 2.062" O.D.	100				18226
16 STRAIGHT SLOTS	150	11252	13921		11259	13927
FIELD IS 3.691" O.D.	220-230	11254	13923	23122	11261	13929	20233
	240-250	11255	13924	23123	11262	13930	20234

x Model 554 Type 2x is same as Model 884 Type 3 xx Model 554 Type 6 is PQ-28 Parts * Model 884 Types 4 5 & 6 are PQ 32 Parts

SKIL Corporation CHICAGO 30, ILLINOIS

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Indicates change or addition to previous sheet.

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THE FOLLOWING PARTS ARE COMMON TO MODEL 554 TYPES 3-6 & 884 TYPES 6-8 :

PART NO. USED REMARKS PART NAME Cord Leads For 9524 Washer Brush & Spring Holds C. to B. Holds C. to B. For 9453, 9524, & 16142 For 9453, For FA. For 18278 arriage Bolt ush Holder Under Z. rr'age Bolt rd C

For D. For ZE. Holds ZD. to ZC. For 9453 & 16142 For 202 For 22168 Holds 22168 to D. Holds ZE. to B.
Not Shown. ** *16484 Switch Used Four *63 Terminals. × Earlier Models 554 Type 3 & 884 Type 6 Used *992 Flat Head Screws. xx Some Tools Used *4214 10-24 x 5/8 Screw or *20276 1/4 20 x 3/8 Screw. R cound Arbor Outer Washer *18261 & *20242 Inner Washer are Optional Equipment on Earlier Types. Indicates Change or Addition to Previous Sheet. Not Used on Type 3


Α.	Front Housing	1
-	Front Housing Ass'v	i
	AA. Sleeve Bearing	i
	Ball Bearing	i
xx	AB. Stud	i
B	Rear Housing	i
•.	Rear Housing Ass'v	i
	BA. Felt Disc	i
	BB. Sleeve Begring	i
	Bali Bearing	i
С.	Handle Cover	i
D.	Bearing Plate	i
	Bearing Plate Ass'v	i
	DA. Needle Begring	i
	Sleeve Bearing	i
Ε.	Saw Shaft Ass'y	i
F.	Foot Ass'v	1
	FA, Rear Support Bar	i
	FB. Rivet	1
	FC. Washer	i
G.	Retainer Plate	i
	Thrust Washer	1
*H.	Screw (For G.)	3
*J.	Spacer (For E.)	1
к.	Cord & Plug, 115∨.	1
	Cord & Plug, Spec. V.	1
*L.	Washer (Comm. End ZA.)	1
*M.	Locknut (Locks E.)	1
*N.	Washer (Under M.)	1
Ρ.	Felt Seal	1
R.	Loading Spring	1
*S.	Shim Washer (Bet. E. & M.	) As Req.
*T.	Shim Washer (Bet. E. & M.	) As Req.
*U.	Shim Washer (Bet. E. & M.	)As Req.
*V.	Set Screw (Ret. 10823)	2
w.	Field, 115V.	1
_Z.	Field Screw	2
ZA.	Armature, 115V	1
ZB.	Switch	1
ZC.	Inner Washer	1
20.	Outer Washer	1
∠E.	Hinge Ass'v	1

PART NAME


MOD	EL 554			MODEL 884
TYPE 3 & 4	TYPE 5	TYPE 6	TYPE 6	TYPE 7	TYPE 8
		25209	25209	25209	25209
20254	20254
20252	20252
		10409	10409	10409	10409
22719	22719	22719	22719	22719	22719
		24293	22154	21731	21731
21733	21733
17032	17032		17032	17032	17032
20250	20250
		18299	10409	10409	10409
21732	21732	21732	21732	21732	21732
		21414	21414	21414	21414
21415	21415
		20247	20247	20247	20247
21413	21413
20241	23117	25317	20239	20239	23118
20220	20?20	20220	22224	22224	22224
20231	20231	20231	20230	20230	20230
5157	5157	5157	5157	5157	5157
5158	5158	5158	5158	5158	5158
		20276	20276	20276	20276
20258	20258
		20277	20277	20277	20277
		20278	20278	20278	20278
302805	302805	302805	3 0280 5	302805	302805
16279	16279	302806	302806	302806	302806
16828	16828	20279	20279	20279	20279
		10410	10410	10410	10410
		5158	5158	5158	5158
		20248	20248	20248	20248
		4459	4459	4459	4459
20259	20259
20260	20260
20261	20261
• 738	/38	738		738	738
20232	20232	25311	20232	20232	20232
21800	21800	21803	21800	21800	21800
23121	23121	2328/	23121	23121	23121
23451	202421	24292	** 16484	*** 23451	**23451
20243	20243	720242	20243	20243	20243
20289	20289	710201	20289	20289	20289
20081	20081	20081	20223	20223	20223

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