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 RS34 - RS48 - RS59

BEAST BRIDGE SAWS OPERATING MANUAL

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risk of electric shock. The equipment-

grounding conductor is the insulated 

conductor that has an outer surface 

that is green with or without yellow 

stripes. If repair or replacement of the 

electric cord or plug is necessary, do 

not connect the equipmentgrounding 

conductor to a live terminal.

• 

Check with a qualified electrician or 

service personnel if the grounding 

instructions are not completely under-

stood, or if in doubts to whether the 

tool is properly grounded.

• 

Use only 3-wire extension cords that 

have 3-prong grounding plugs and 

3-pole receptacles that accept the 

tool’s plug.

• 

Repair or replace a damaged or worn 

cord immediately.

 

WARNING: This tool is intended 

for use on a circuit that has a 3 

pole outlet.

 

WARNING: To reduce the risk of 

electrocutation, keep all connec-

tions dry and off the ground.

A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) 

should be provided on the circuit(s) 

or outlet(s)to be used for the Saw. 

Receptacles are available having built-in 

GFCI protections and may be used for this 

measure of safety. A GFCI is not supplied 

with the machine.

When using an extension cord, the GFCI 

should be installed closest to the power 

source, followed by the extension cord 

and lastly, the saw.

 

CAUTION: Shock Hazard. For 

replacement, use only an identi-

cal Beast water pump, item # 

6.513.298

 

WARNING: To avoid the possi-

bility of the machines plug or 

electrical outlet getting wet, posi-

tion the saw to one side of a wall 

mounted outlet. This will prevent 

water from dripping onto the 

outlet or plug. A “drip loop” 

should be arranged by the user 

to properly position the power 

cord relative to the power 

source. The “drip loop” is that 

part of the cord below the level 

of the outlet, or the connector, if 

an extension cord is used. 

This method of positioning the cord 

prevents the travel of water along the 

power cord and the possibility of the water 

coming in contact with the receptacle. If 

the plug or electrical outlet gets wet, DO 

NOT unplug the cord. Disconnect the fuse 

or circuit breaker that supplies power to 

the machine. Then unplug and examine 

the machine for the presence of water in 

the outlet.

 

WARNING: It is important to use 

extension cords that are only 

intended for outdoor use. These 

extension cords are identified by 

a marking “Acceptable for use 

with outdoor appliances; store 

indoors while not in use”. 

 

WARNING: It is important to 

only use extension cords having 

an electrical rating not less than 

the rating of the product. 

 

WARNING: It is important not to 

use damaged extension cords. 

Examine the extension cords 

before using it and replace it if it 

is damaged. 

Summary of Contents for RS34

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL B E A S T R A I L S A W S RS34 RS48 RS59 ...

Page 2: ...ty Messages 3 Damage Prevention and 3 Information Messages 3 General Safety Precautions and Hazard Symbols 3 California Proposition 65 Message 6 Electrical Requirements and Grounding Instructions 6 Machine Specifications 8 Cutting Head 8 Blade Guard 8 Saw spindle 8 Cutting table 9 Cooling system 9 Technical Data 9 Unpacking Setting Up 9 Unpacking and Assembly 9 Setting the Cutting Depth 10 Cooling...

Page 3: ...it is possible that serious injuries could occur as well as death Damage Prevention and Information Messages A Damage Prevention Message is to inform the user of important information and or instructions that could lead to equipment or other property damage if not followed Information Messages convey information that pertains to the equipment being used Each message will be preceded by the word NO...

Page 4: ...along with a loss of power and or overheating of the equipment CLOTHING It is important that the operator does not wear loose clothing that can poten tially get caught in moving parts of the equipment It is recommended to wear non slip shoes along with a hair cover ing to keep hair away from the moving parts SAFETY GLASSES AND HEARING PROTECTION It is important to wear safety glasses and hearing p...

Page 5: ...ED ROTATION Always feed work into a blade in the direction of rotation The blade should always be installed so that the rota tion is in the direction of the arrow imprinted on the side of the blade and the blade guard NEVER LEAVE A TOOL RUNNING UNATTENDED TURN POWER OFF It is important never to leave a tool running when not in use Also never leave the tool until the blade has come to a complete st...

Page 6: ...s or other reproductive harm Some examples of these chemicals are Lead from lead based paints Crystalline silica from bricks and cement and other masonry products Arsenic and chromium from chemically treated lumber For further information consult the following sources http www osha slc gov sltc sillicarystalline index html http www oehha org prop65 out_of_ date 6022kLstA html Your risk from these ...

Page 7: ...ed by the extension cord and lastly the saw CAUTION Shock Hazard For replacement use only an identi cal Beast water pump item 6 513 298 WARNING To avoid the possi bility of the machines plug or electrical outlet getting wet posi tion the saw to one side of a wall mounted outlet This will prevent water from dripping onto the outlet or plug A drip loop should be arranged by the user to properly posi...

Page 8: ...anging cutting blades and cleaning Use the machine only with Beast 10 wet cutting blades Always replace damaged cut ting blade before operating MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS This sawing machine is designed and intended for the professional contractor The machine is equipped with a saw head which moves horizontally along a guiding beam The material to be cut is positioned on the saw table The saw must be ...

Page 9: ...e water container UNPACKING SETTING UP Unpacking and Assembly Unpack the tile saw and inspect for any damaged parts Install the legs in the sockets at the under side of the water container and fasten with the knobs Markings show the right position Level the tile saw by adjusting the legs in the sockets and make sure its stable Release the transportation lock Blade guard Water pump Cutting table Sa...

Page 10: ...ord s meets crit erea as mentioned in the table on page 8 Motor protection The motor is equiped with a thermal safety switch for protection against an overload When the motor gets overheated the switch falls back into its initial position and can only be switched on again after the motor has cooled down Replacing the cutting blade WARNING Make sure to dis connect the machine from the power supply ...

Page 11: ...umber of steps it is completely cut through Place the material to be cut on the sawing table and position against the fixed stop and eventually the adjust able stop Position the cutting head at the desired height Hold the material with one hand while making sure your hand is free from the cutting blade Perform the cut This process must be repeated until the material has been totally cut through Tu...

Page 12: ...ning the pump as described above and leaving it outside the water container is recommended Regularly check the saw flanges for wearing out and replace if necessary Diamond blade dressing Diamond blades performs best when they are dressed After time and use diamonds on the outer edge of the blade might beco me glazed or dull This will reduce cutting efficiency and possibly cause the blade to bend A...

Page 13: ...valve Motor is not running properly Water may have seeped through inside the motor Capacitor is damaged Motor bearing are damaged Unplug the power cable and consult your local dealer Unplug the power cable and consult your local dealer Unplug the power cable and consult your local dealer Pump is not running The impeller or suction filter of the pump is damaged No proper connection of the power cab...

Page 14: ...6 005 Motor 02 6 513 022 Switch 03 4 259 026 Motor Flange 5 8 04 4 259 007 Saw Flange 05 6 516 006 Flange Nut 06 6 513 021 Capacitor 07 6 513 298 Pump 08 6 509 011 Knob 09 6 509 065 Adjustable Handle 10 4 259 040 Guiding Roller Bearings 11 6 509 003 Handle Spare Parts 1 6 7 2 10 11 8 9 3 4 5 ...

Page 15: ... RS34 RS48 RS59 BEAST BRIDGE SAWS OPERATING MANUAL 15 GFCI Switch Qty 1 LPI BRS GFCI Side Table with squaring arm Dimensions 16 x 16 Qty 1 LPI BRS ST OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ...

Page 16: ...BEMBRS 1612V2 LACKMOND COM ...

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