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Batteries of laser (Fig. G, H, I)
1. Loosen the fixing screw (44) (Fig. G step 1). Press down the locking latch (45)
(Fig. G step 2) to open the cover (46) of the laser set (24) (Fig. G step 3).
2. Insert 2 button cell batteries (47) of type LR44 (not provided) as indicated. Please
pay attention to the cell polarity marked on the housing (Fig. H).
3. Close the laser set using the fixing screw.
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Blade guard (Fig. J)
1. Pull out and hold locking knob (49) (Fig. J step 1), align the pin (50) of the blade
guard (1) with the hole (51) of the riving knife (25).
2. Press the blade guard (1) (Fig. J step 2) down and release the locking knob (49) to
insert the pin (50) into hole (51) on the riving kinfe (25) to lock the blade guard (1)
in place (Fig. J step 3). Ensure the pin (52) is located at inner side of the blade
guard.
3. Ensure the blade guard rests on the working table but will lift when a work piece is
pushed into the working table.
If the laser will not be used for more than three months, remove the cell
batteries in order to avoid damage from possible leakage.
WARNING!
The laser line should be aligned with the blade cutting path.
If not, loosent two adjustment screws (48) (Fig. I step 1), Move the laser
set (24) left or right until the laser line is aligned with the blade cutting
path (Fig. I step 2), Once aligned, tighten two adjustment screws (48).
WARNING!
The saw blade guard must be in position at all times to prevent
contact with the saw blade. It should lift up and onto the work piece when
the work piece is passed through the saw.
