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Domino DF 500 Tenon Joiner 

Any maintenance or repair work that requires opening of 

the motor or gear housing should be carried out only by an 

authorized Customer Service Center (see your dealer for 

information on locating a service center). Maintenance or 

repair work carried out by an unauthorized person can lead 

to improper connection of electrical wires, misadjustment, or 

damage to components, which can result in injury.  
To prevent injury or electrocution, always unplug the tool 

from the power supply outlet before performing any 

maintenance or repair work on the tool!  

Do not use compressed air to clean the motor housing of the 

tool, as you could inject foreign objects into the motor 

through the ventilation openings. Compressed air may be 

used on other components, but personal safety protection 

should be employed (hearing, vision, and respiratory). 
 Certain cleaning agents and solvents are harmful to plastic 

parts. Some of these include, but are not limited to: Gasoline, 

Acetone, Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK), Carbonyl Chloride, 

cleaning solutions containing Chlorine, Ammonia, and 

household cleaners containing Ammonia.  

The Domino tenon joiner does not require much routine 

maintenance except for cleaning. For best performance and 

long life of the Domino tenon joiner, keep the machine clean. 

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To ensure proper cooling of the tool and motor, the 

cooling vents in the motor housing must always be kept 

clear and clean. Keep the motor cooling inlets at the back 

of the handle clean and free from sawdust. 

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Keep the linear rails clean and free from sawdust. 

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Always use the Domino joiner with a dust collection 

system. 

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Periodically inspect the mortising bit(s) for damage, wear, 

or dullness. Re-sharpen the bits as necessary. 

1. 

Blow off the exterior of the machine with compressed air 

to remove sawdust, but do not blow air directly into the 

air cooling vents on the back of the motor as this can 

drive debris into the motor. 

2. 

Blow out impacted sawdust from the mortising bit area. 

3. 

Do not remove the fence body from the motor housing 

when the joiner is coated with sawdust. 

4. 

With the exterior of the joiner free from sawdust, 

remove the fence body from the motor housing and 

clean the linear slides: 

a. 

With a soft cotton cloth, wipe down the linear rails. 

b. 

With compressed air, blow out any dust from inside 

the linear bores. 

c. 

With a soft cotton cloth, wipe down the interior of 

the bronze linear bearings. 

5. 

With a clean cotton cloth (not the same cloth used 

previously), apply a coating of light-weight machine oil 

to the linear rails. 

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Use a lightweight machine oil such as “sewing 

machine” oil or pneumatic tool oil. 

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Do not use a penetrating oil as these may contain 

solvents and detergents that can remove the 

impregnated lubricant from the bronze bearings. 

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Do not use a rust inhibiting fluid/oil as these have 

limited lubrication properties, and can also remove the 

impregnated lubricant from the bronze bearings. 

6. 

With the plunge depth set to maximum, plunge the 

joiner in and out several times to spread the lubricant 

into the internal bronze bearings. 

7. 

Remove the fence body from the motor housing and 

wipe off the excess oil from the linear rails. 

8. 

Replace the fence body onto the motor housing. 

9. 

Never store the joiner with the fence body separated 

from the motor housing, as this can permit dust and 

debris to enter the linear slide.