Contents
1 Symbols.......................................................9
2 Safety instructions...................................... 9
3 Intended use................................................9
4 Technical data........................................... 10
5 Scope of delivery....................................... 10
6 Assembly................................................... 10
7 Settings......................................................11
8 Working with the machine........................ 11
9 Transportation...........................................11
10 Accessories............................................... 11
11 Environment.............................................. 11
1
Symbols
Warning of general danger
Read the operating instructions and
safety instructions.
Pull out the mains plug
Removing the battery pack
CAUTION! Risk of injury to fingers
2
Safety instructions
WARNING! Read all safety warnings, in
structions, illustrations and specifications
provided with this tool. Failure to follow all in
structions listed below may result in electric
shock, fire and/or serious injury.
Save all warnings and instructions for future
reference.
–
Disconnect the plug from the power
source and/or the battery pack from the
power tool before making any adjust
ments or changing accessories. Accidental
starting of the power tool is a cause of
some accidents.
–
Set up the base frame correctly before at
taching the power tool. Set up the base
frame correctly to prevent the frame from
collapsing.
–
Secure the power tool safely on the base
frame before using it. If the power tool
slips on the base frame, you may lose con
trol of the machine.
–
Place the base frame on a solid, even and
horizontal surface. If the base frame can
slip or wobble, guiding the power tool or
workpiece evenly and accurately will not be
possible.
–
Do not overload the base frame and never
use it as a ladder or trestle. Overloading or
standing on the base frame may shift the
centre of gravity of the frame upwards and
cause it to tip over.
–
Before transporting and starting work,
make sure that all screws and connecting
elements are tightened securely. The re
taining rails on the power tool must always
be locked firmly in position. Loose connec
tions can cause instability and result in in
accurate cutting.
–
Only install and remove the power tool in
transport position (see description in the
operating instructions accompanying your
compound mitre saw). Otherwise the cen
tre of gravity of the power tool may prevent
you from holding the machine safely.
–
Make sure that long and heavy workpieces
do not disrupt the equilibrium of the base
frame. Always support the free end of all
long, heavy workpieces.
–
Do not lift or transport using a crane hook
or lifting gear!
3
Intended use
The underframe UG-KAPEX KS 60 and adapter
plate UG-AD-KS60 are designed specifically for
use with the Festool compound mitre saws
KS 60 E and KSC 60 EB.
The trimming attachment KA-UG-KS60 is de
signed specifically to be installed on the under
frame UG-KAPEX KS 60.
Together with the power tool, the underframe is
designed for sawing boards and profiles.
The user is liable for improper or non-in
tended use.
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