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18. 

Block 

the piece. If possible, use C-clamps or a holder to fix the piece. It is safer than using 

only your hands.  

 

 

19. 

Keep 

the tools in perfect  conditions. Keep the tools sharp and clean to obtain better and 

safer  results.  Follow  the  instructions  to  grease  and  change  the  accessories.  Check 
regularly  the  electric  cable  and  change  it  if  it  is  damaged.  Keep  the  handles  and  the 
handgrips dry, clean, unoiled and ungreased.  

 
20. 

Disconnect

 the tool from electricity if you do not use it, before maintenance and change of 

the accessories or tools such as blades, drills, mills, etc. 

  
21. 

Remove 

locking and adjustment  wrenches from the workbench.  Get  used to check if the 

locking and adjustment wrenches have been removed before starting it.  

 
22. 

Check

  the  parts  of  the  tool  to  verify  that  there  are  not  any  damages.  Before  using  the 

machine,  check if the safety devices  or any  other parts are damaged in  order to be sure  
that it works properly and that it can accomplish the tasks for which it has been designed. 
Check  that  the  moving  parts  are  aligned,  do  not  stop  and  are  not  broken.  Check  the 
assembly  and  any  other  condition  that  can  influence  the functioning  of  the machine.  Any 
part  or  protection  damaged  must  be  repaired  or  changed  from  an  authorised  after  sales 
centre. Do not use the machine if the switch does not work properly. 

 
23. 

Use 

the machine, the tools and accessories in the way and for the purposes mentioned i 

this manual. Different uses and parts can cause possible risks for the operator.   

 
24. 

Get  the  machine  repaired 

by  a  qualified  person.  This  electric  tool  is  in  compliance  with 

local safety regulations.  The machine must be repaired only by qualified people who use 
original spareparts, otherwise risks may arise for the operator. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for F20-140A

Page 1: ...1 CUT OFF SAW Fox model F20 140A USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ons Recommended use Technical specifications Noise conditions Cut off photos Removal of package Machine description Lock pin of the head Controls and adjustments A On Off switch B Vice C Angle cut D A...

Page 3: ...contact with angular parts 4 injuries due to the ejection of tool parts or of the material you are processing 5 injuries due to noise The probability of risk can be reduced by the machine safety equi...

Page 4: ...ave good sense Do not use the machine if you are tired 9 Do not use the machine if you are have taken medicines alcohol drugs 10 Avoid accidental starts Be sure that the switch is on the OFF position...

Page 5: ...fy that there are not any damages Before using the machine check if the safety devices or any other parts are damaged in order to be sure that it works properly and that it can accomplish the tasks fo...

Page 6: ...e flanges 13 ONLY USE disc flanges intended for this tool 14 MAKE the cut off saw work without cutting after changing the disc to check that it works correctly 15 ALWAYS MAKE the tool work for about a...

Page 7: ...for electric and electronic goods or alternatively hand it over to the relative dealer at the moment of purchasing a new appliance of the same type on a basis of a one to one ratio Differentiated disp...

Page 8: ...y a qualified person If the earthing conductor is not correctly connected the risk of electric shock can occur The conductor which has the green insulating jacket with or without a yellow line is the...

Page 9: ...h the workpieces the tool or other parts of the machine thus creating possible risks WARNING KEEP THE TOOLS AND THE EQUIPMENT AT A SAFE DISTANCE FROM CHILDREN This machine has been manufactured only f...

Page 10: ...far as the saw blade is concerned it is preferable to use silenced type of blades and to keep them in good conditions We recommend to use the correct saw blade and to keep firmly the workpiece to be...

Page 11: ...11 CUT OFF SAW PHOTOS Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 10...

Page 12: ...12 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10...

Page 13: ...user The lock clamp can turn from 0 to 45 for angle cuts Fig 1 1 Trigger switch 2 Safety button 3 Arbor lock lever 4 Arm stop 5 Arm release knob 6 Abrasive wheel 7 Lower guard 8 Motor 9 Upper Guard 10...

Page 14: ...ANGLE CUT Fig 5 6 1 Loosen the two hexagonal screws G and turn the back fixed jaw H according to the desired angle from 0 to 45 Then tighten the two hexagonal screws G The front part of the vice F wi...

Page 15: ...ng the same pressure also when you are about to finish the cutting Normally when you are finishing the cutting the contact arc between the disc and the material to be cut increases and this would requ...

Page 16: ...dding while at same time being careful not to damage the disc by deforming the contact surface because of a too big hold IMPORTANT ONLY USE REINFORCED ABRASIVE DISCS RECOMMENDED AND WITH A NOT EXPIRED...

Page 17: ...ed The engine does not work properly excessive heating exaggerate twinkle of the carbon brushes and consequent noise accentuation The engine may be damaged get the machine checked by an electrician Ca...

Page 18: ...ESS PARK KIRKCALDY UK KY1 3PD Tel 44 0 1592 652946 Fax 44 0 1592 654854 Declares that the CUT OFF SAW F20 140A is in compliance with the regulations included in the Directives CEE 2006 42 2004 108 200...

Page 19: ...19 F20 140A CUT OFF SAW...

Page 20: ...140A 20 73 F20140A 73 21 F20140A 21 74 F20140A 74 22 F20140A 22 75 F20140A 75 23 F20140A 23 76 F20140A 76 24 F20140A 24 77 F20140A 77 25 F20140A 25 78 F20140A 78 26 F20140A 26 79 F20140A 79 27 F20140A...

Page 21: ...21 WIRING DIAGRAM...

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