Festool 205047, Original Operating Manual, Page: 21 / 182

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GB
Insulation saw IS 330 EB
Original instruction
Table of contents
1 Technical data
System voltage 220 – 240 V ~
Network frequency 50 – 60 Hz
Rated input 1600 W
Movable supply H07RN-F
Circuit breaker 15 – 16 A
current protection
Pre-selection of number of rotations •
Constant electronics •
Electric safety brake •
Restricted circuit power •
Speed of sprocket wheel at the electronics set
at the level of:
2200 – 4600 min–1
Maximum chain speed 12 m/s
Mutual inclination of the guide reglet 0° – 60°
Weight (tool included) 7 kg
Depth of the cut [Guide reglet 13" (33 cm)]
at 0°
330 mm
at 15° 315 mm
at 30° 285 mm
at 45° 230 mm
at 60° 165 mm
Protection class II /
Automatic lubrication of the guide reglet •
Oil tank volume ~ 240 ml
2 Symbols
Double insulation
Warning of general danger
Risk of electric shock
Use protective goggles!
Wear ear protection!
Wear a dust mask!
Use protective gloves!
Do not expose to rain!
Unplug the cord immediately if it is cut or
damaged
Read the instructions
Not for use on wood!
Not to be included in municipal refuse
 Advice or tip
3 Operating elements
[1-1]
Safety lock
[1-2]
On/off button
[1-3]
Guide ruler
[1-4]
Guide bar cover
[1-5]
Manual clamp screw
[1-6]
Guide runner
[1-7]
Front auxiliary handle
[1-8]
Oil gauge
[1-9]
Oil cap
[1-10]
Rotary suction adaptor
[1-11]
Chain adjustment wheel
[1-12]
Oil feed adjuster
[1-13]
Clamping lever for reverse tilt lock
[1-14]
RPM selector
[1-15]
Rear auxiliary handle
[1-16]
Parallel stop
[2-1]
Chain sprocket cover
[2-2]
Fastening wheel
[2-3]
Chain
[2-4]
Guide bar
[2-5]
Hole for tension bolt
1 Technical data ......................................... 21
2 Symbols ................................................... 21
3
Operating elements ................................ 21
4 Applications ............................................. 22
5
Safety instructions .................................. 22
6 Transport and delivery ............................ 26
7 Adjustment .............................................. 26
8
Preparation for use ................................. 27
9 Operation ................................................. 28
10 Accessories ............................................. 29
11 Service and maintenance ........................ 29
12 Environment ............................................ 31
13 Fault correction ...................................... 32