Galeski PGS 60, Operation Manual

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ENGLISH • Operating Instructions PGS 60 GALESKI WERKZEUGE
electrician. Use only original carbon brushes
obtained from
GALESKI Werkzeuge .
Damages caused by improper handling, ex-
cessive work load or normal wear are ex-
cluded from the warranty. We do accept lia-
bility for damage caused by faults in material
or production.
Please note that electrical tools should only
be repaired, serviced and checked by elec-
tro-technicians (according to the local rules
for the prevention of accidents), as consider-
able danger to the user can be caused by
inexpert repairs.
Only original (genuine) spare parts obtained
from
GALESKI Werkzeuge should be used!
In general you can, of course, turn to
GALESKI Werkzeuge with any questions or
queries in regard to the jig-saw and its use.
When ordering spare parts, please indicate
our order number and part-number from our
enclosed list of spare parts
(please also refer
to drawings at the end of this booklet) , or
send us a sample along with the type and
serial-number of the machine.
Direct your questions or spare part orders to:
GALESKI Werkzeuge und Maschinen
Boschstraße 4
D-56457 Westerburg, Germany
Telephone: ++49 / (0) 26 63 / 94 37-0
Telefax: ++49 / (0) 26 63 / 16 54
6.1 CE-DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We declare under our sole responsibility that
this product is in conformity with the follow-
ing standards or standardized documents:
EN 50 144, EN 50 144-2-10, EN 55 014, EN
61 000-3-2 according to regulations
89/392/EWG, 73/23/EWG; 89/336/EWG.
In case of a modification of the electric pow-
er tool which has not been permitted by us,
the above declaration becomes obsolete and
not applicable, the warranty expires.
7. Hints for the Use
7.1 Preparation
Water connection: Tap water with 3 bar
(admission) pressure
Power connection: Cable reels or long
power cords (cable) cause loss of perform-
ance.
Workpiece support: On firm trestle or table
with workpiece-support, giving ample room
for the saw-blades to move freely through
the workpiece. Choose convenient height.
Fastening / Fixing: To prevent slipping or
moving the work piece is to be fastened
tightly to its support (i.e. with screw clamps).
Layout (guide) lines: The guiding lines
should be drawn with a fine wax pencil to
prevent blotting out by the cooling water.
Alternatively you can work with self-adhesive
paper (tape) on which the guiding lines can
be drawn with pencil or pen. This item is
available through us.
7.2 The Proper Saw-Blade
Before commencing the cutting job, mount
the saw-blade that fits the thickness and kind
of material cut.
New blades are to be
sharpened slighlty with a sharpening
stone (exception: marble!)
.
Do not switch on machine without mount-
ed saw-blade (loose clamping device may
fall off).
Special saw-blades are supplied for residual
cut-outs of curves. These can be used, for
example, for cutting kitchen worktops where-
by longitudinal sections are made with a
bridge saw or a right-angle grinder. Because
of the pointed end of the cut, these should
be cut only with the special saw-blade SGB,
2-4 for the corresponding slab thickness.
Suitable Saw-Blades:
for marble :
SGM (cutting range10 - 60 mm)
for granite (unique blades for different slab
thicknesses) :
G2 (for 20 mm only), G3 (for 30 mm only)
and G4 (for 40 mm only)
And for left-over-joints of bridge-saw cuttings
in granite:
B2 (for 20 mm only), B3 (for 30 mm only),
B4 (for 40 mm only)
for sandstone (unique blades for different
slab thicknesses) :