Clarke CCS305, Operating & Maintenance Instructions

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Should the motor not function normally, it is possible that it has become clogged
with sawdust, in which case it will be necessary to disassemble the motor in order
to clean the various components. Contact your CLARKE dealer for advice.
2. Changing the Saw Blade
IMPORTANT: Exercise extreme care when handling the saw blade. The teeth are
extremely sharp and careless handling could result in severe personal injury.
2.1 Open the Lower Guard Box door to reveal the saw blade.
2.2 Using a 13mm spanner remove the blade securing bolt, noting that it has a
LEFT HAND THREAD , followed by the outer flange and the saw blade.
NOTE: Flats are milled on the motor shaft, on to which a 17mm spanner may be
fitted, in order to hold the shaft when removing the blade securing bolt.
2.3 Reassemble in reverse order, ensuring:
a. the blade teeth are the correct way round, i.e. facing down at the front of
the table.
b. the flange is correctly mounted, with the flat in the bore of the flange
mating correctly with the flat on the motor shaft.
c. the blade securing bolt is tightened to no more than 25 lbf ft.
2.4 Finally, check to ensure the correct clearance is set between the riving knife
and the blade. Adjust as necessary (See page 12).
SPECIFICATIONS
Motor - Voltage: 230V 50Hz 1 phase.
Input Current Rating 10 Amps
Fuse Rating 13 Amps
Power Rating: 2.2Kw
Speed: 2,830RPM
Capacitor 25uF 450V
Duty cycle S6 60%
Blade - Size: 12” (300mm) TCT (24 teeth)
Bore 30mm
Noise level Min 88dB Max 115dB
Gross weight 59 kg
Dimensions (at table - incl guides) L900xW710xH800mm
(To table top)
Dimensions at base 895x660mm
Max Depth of cut 70mm
Max width of cut with Rip Fence 280mm (high) 220mm (low)
Cross cut mitre angle 0 - 45°
Rip cut bevel angle 0 - 45°