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BOSCH-EXCLUSIVE MODULAR ROUTER
"TRIGGER CONTROL" ON/OFF
SWITCH(ES)
Your Bosch MR23EVS Modular Router
System's bases feature the Bosch-exclusive
router "Trigger Control System", which is
unlike any that of any other professional
modular router system.
Rather than having to stretch your hand to a
toggle switch up high on the router motor, the
Bosch Trigger Control System allows you to
switch the router on and off in using a trigger
switch in the base's handle --- a familiar
switch type and location that is used on
almost every other type of power tool. Not
only is the trigger switch present on the
plunge base, but also in the fixed base,
thanks to a sliding motor-to-base electrical
contact system
Moreover, the Bosch Trigger Control
System's patented electronic interface
between the motor and base is low voltage
(only 5V DC, similar to common batteries)
and internal, eliminating the need for external
motor-to-base cables that could get in the
way.
Another advantage of the Bosch router
Trigger Control System is its "Smart Base
Sensing System" that features the following
behaviors:
• Base Required for Operation – The motor
cannot be activated unless installed in one
of the Bosch MR23EVS series Router
Bases
• Motor Won't Activate During Installation -
The motor cannot be accidentally turned
on by inserting a base that has the trigger
already pulled back, (with or without the
lock-button engaged).
• Activation by Router Table Switch –
Standard recommended industry practice
for use of routers in router tables is that
the router's power cord be plugged into an
outlet on a switch assembly of the front of
the router and the router be switched on
and locked on. The router is then turned
on and off using the router table switch.
The MR23EVS router series is designed to
accommodate this practice.
Operating Instructions
Lock-On
FIG. 13
• If the MR23EVS motor is already installed
in one of its bases and
• If the trigger is engaged (with or without
the lock-button engaged),
• And the cord is then plugged into a live
outlet, the router turns on.
Never connect the router into a "live" outlet
(unless properly installed in a router table)
while engaging the trigger (with or without
the lock-button engaged), because the
router will immediately turn on.
TO TURN THE TOOL "ON": Simply pull the
trigger switch in the right handle.
TO TURN THE TOOL "OFF": Simply release
the trigger switch.
Your router is also equipped with a Lock-ON
button located just above the trigger that allows
continuous operation without holding the
trigger.
TO LOCK THE SWITCH ON: Squeeze trigger
fully, depress button and release trigger.
TO UNLOCK THE SWITCH: Squeeze trigger
and release it without depressing the Lock-ON
button.
depressed, the trigger cannot be released.
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Button
Trigger
Switch
WARNING
If the Lock-ON button is
WARNING
continuously being