Elektra Beckum TKHS 315 C Operating Insructions Download Page 8

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(55)

 Small edge: 

for cutting thin stock; 

when the saw blade is tilted. 

(56)

 Wide edge: 

for cutting thick stock 

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Danger! 
 Modifications of the saw or the

use of parts not tested and approved
by the equipment manufacturer can
lead to unforeseen damage during
operation!

Assemble the saw in strict
accordance with these instruc-
tions.

Use only the parts supplied as
standard delivery.

Do not change any parts.

Only if you follow the instructions exactly
does the saw conform to the safety regu-
lations and can be safely operated. 
If you also observe the following notes,
the assembly will cause no problems: 

Read the instructions for each step
before executing it. 

Lay out the parts required for each
assembly step. 

Required tools

Two 10 mm wrenches 

Stand assembly  

1.

Place table panel, motor facing up,
on a stable support. 

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Caution!
Saw blade and riving knife

must not rest on the support! To pre-
vent damage to the saw or support,
the table panel should be placed onto
two sawhorses. 

2.

Attaching the four legs 

(57)

 to the

inside of the table panel's corners: 

Put hexagon head screws 

(58)

with washers 

(59)

 fitted through

from the outside; 

from the inside put on washers

(59)

 and screw on hexagon nuts

(60)

 – do not fully tighten yet. 

3.

At the location indicated by an arrow
attach the hose carrier 

(61)

, with the

opening to the rear, to the saw table. 

4.

Fit long stanchions 

(62)

 between the

side legs, short stanchions 

(63)

between the front and rear legs: 

the wide sides of the stanchions
face the table panel; 

the nibs and recesses must fit
into each other; 

Put hexagon head screws with
washers fitted through from the
outside; 

from the inside put on washers
and screw on hexagon nuts – do
not fully tighten yet. 

5.

Screwing up the stanchions with
each other: 

Put hexagon head screws with
washers fitted through from the
saw table's top side; 

from the underside put on wash-
ers and screw on hexagon nuts –

do not fully tighten yet

With the help of another person,
turn the saw over and stand it on
a level floor.

6.

Tighten all hexagon head screws
and hexagon nuts of the saw stand. 

ON/OFF switch installation 

1.

Remove the transport lock of the
switch and attach the switch plate
from the inside to the edge of the
saw table: 

Put hexagon head screws 

(64)

with washers 

(65)

 fitted through

from the outside; 

from inside put on washers 

(65)

and screw on hexagon nuts 

(66)

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Caution! 
 Make sure the cable does not

run over sharp edges and is not bent.

Installing the dust collection gear  

1.

Raise saw blade fully. 

2.

Install blade guard 

(67)

 on the riving

knife 

(68)

 

3.

Push one end of the suction hose

(69)

 on the blade guard's suction

port 

(70)

4.

Fit other end of the suction hose to
the dust extraction port 

(71)

 on the

chipcase. 

5.

Hook the suction hose into the hose
carrier 

(72)

6.

Connect the saw's dust extraction
port at the chip case to a suitable
dust collector (see "Dust collector" in
chapter "Operation").

7.

Assembly

Item

Description

Qty.

57

Leg

4

58

Hexagon head screw 
M6 x 16

28

59

Washer 6.4

56

60

Hexagon nut M6

28

61

Hose carrier

1

62

Stanchion, long

2

63

Stanchion, short

2

Item

Description

Qty.

64

Hexagon head screw 
M6 x 16

2

65

Washer 6.4

4

66

Hexagon nut M6

2

63

57

62

58

59

61

60

Item

Description

Qty.

67

Blade guard 

69

Suction hose 

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

Summary of Contents for TKHS 315 C

Page 1: ...115 168 7787 4702 1 0 TKHS 315 C Betriebsanleitung 3 Operating Instruction 15 Instructions d utilisation 27 Manuale d istruzioni 40 Manual de uso 53 A0280IVZ fm...

Page 2: ...e este produto est de acordo com as seguintes normas de acordo com as directrizes dos regulamentos controle de amostra de Constru o da CE efectuado por Vi f rs krar p eget ansvar att denna produkt ver...

Page 3: ...ving knife suction connector 7 Rip fence guide extrusion 8 Screw hooks as accessory holder 2x 9 Transport handle 2x 10 Leg 4x 11 Stanchion short 2x 12 Stanchion long 2x 13 Wrench for saw blade change...

Page 4: ...r mitre fence installed on left hand side of the saw table 24 Accessory holders for push stick feeding aid and push block handle 25 Crank for cutting height setting stepless from 0 85 mm 26 ON OFF swi...

Page 5: ...indicated by a bullet Listings are indicated by an En Dash 4 1 Specified conditions of use This machine is intended to rip and crosscut grown timber faced boards chip board and wood core plywood shee...

Page 6: ...h a suit able dust collector attached to the saw The dust collector must comply with the data stated in the technical specifications Ensure that as little as possible wood dust will get into the envir...

Page 7: ...steplessly between 0 and 45 To keep the set angle of inclination from changing when sawing it is locked by means of two handwheels 45 at the front and rear of the chip case Crank for cutting height ad...

Page 8: ...ust fit into each other Put hexagon head screws with washers fitted through from the outside from the inside put on washers and screw on hexagon nuts do not fully tighten yet 5 Screwing up the stanchi...

Page 9: ...gon nut 81 3 Note The top of the extension panel must be parallel and level with the saw s table top Wheel set installation The wheel set attaches to the rear legs of the saw 1 Through each of the whe...

Page 10: ...owing are in proper work ing order power cable and plug ON OFF switch riving knife blade guard feeding aids push stick push block and handle Use personal protection gear dust respirator hearing protec...

Page 11: ...ade and arrest by tighten ing knob 98 4 Set cutting width and arrest with knob 99 A Danger Always use the push stick if the distance between saw blade and rip fence is less than 120 mm 5 Set the cutti...

Page 12: ...it by centrifugal force Do not use saw blades made of high speed steel HSS or HS saw blades with visible damage cut off wheel blades A Danger Mount saw blade using only gen uine parts Do not use loos...

Page 13: ...cking can be 100 recycled Worn out power tools and accessories contain considerable amounts of valua ble raw and rubber materials which can be recycled These instructions are printed on paper produced...

Page 14: ...0 850 1050 Weight complete approx kg 62 0 62 0 Sound power level according to ISO 7960 no load when sawing Sound pressure level according to ISO 7960 no load when sawing dB A dB A dB A dB A 89 4 100 9...

Page 15: ...67 A 091 005 8860 B 091 005 8967 C 091 003 1260 D 091 101 8691 E 091 005 8851 F 091 000 0250 G 091 000 0195 H 091 001 2282 I 091 005 3353 J 091 005 3361 K 091 005 3345 U3a0280 fm...

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