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14. Maintain tools with care

 

Keep cutting tools sharp and clean for better 

and safer performance. 

Follow instructions for lubricating and changing  

  accessories. 

Inspect tool cords periodically and if damaged  

  have them repaired by an authorized service  
  facility. 

Inspect extension cords periodically and replace 

  if damaged. 

Keep handles dry, clean and free from oil and  

  grease. 
 
15. Disconnect tools  

When not in use, before servicing and when 

  changing accessories such as blades, bits and 
  cutters. disconnect tools from the power supply. 
 
16. Remove adjusting keys and wrenches 

Form the habit of checking to see that keys 
and adjusting wrenches are removed from the tool  
before turning it on. 
 

17. Avoid unintentional starting 

Ensure switch is in”off” position when plugging in. 

 
18. Use outdoor extension leads 

When the tool is used outdoors,use only  
extension cords intended for outdoor use and 

  so marked. 
 
19. Stay alert 

Watch what you are doing use common sense 

  and do not operate the tool when you are tired. 
20. Check damaged parts 

Before further use of tool,it should be carefully 

  checked to determine that it will operate properly  

and perform its intended function. 

Check for alignment of moving parts, binding of  
moving parts ,berakage of parts, mounting and any  
other conditions that may affect its operation. 

A guard or other part that is damaged should be 

  properly repaired or placed by an authorized 
  service center unless otherwise indicated in this 
  instruction manual. 

– 

Have defectives switches replaced by an authorized 
service center.

 

– 

Do not use the tool if the switch does no turn it on 
and off. 

 
21. Warning

 

 The use of any accessory or attachment other than 

   one recommended in this instruction manual may  
   present a risk of personal injury.

 

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Use push-sticks or push blocks to feed the work-piece 
past the saw blade.

 

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Use and correct adjustment of the riving knife, 

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Use and correct adjustment of the upper saw blade 
guard.

 

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Rebating or grooving should not be carried out unless 
suitable guarding, such as a tunnel guard, is fitted 
above the saw table.

 

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Saws shall not be used for slotting(stopped groove). 

– 

Use only saw blades for which the maximum possible 
speed is not less than the maximum spindle speed 
of the tool and the tool and the material to be cut.

 

– 

When transporting the machine use only transportation 
devices and do never use guards for handling or  
transportation.

 

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During transportation the upper part of the saw blade 
should be covered; for example by the guard.

 

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Do not use saw blades which are damaged or 
deformed.

 

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Replace table insert when worn. 

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Use only saw blades recommended by the 
manufacturer, which conform to EN847-1. 

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Take care that the selection of the saw blades is 
suitable for the material to be cut.

 

– 

Wear respiratory protection to reduce the risk of  
inhalation of harmful dust.

 

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Saw blades shall be carried in a holder whenever 
practicable;

 

– 

Connect circular saws to a dust-collecting device when 
sawing wood.

 

– 

Do not use High speed steel(HS) blades. 

– 

The push-stick or push block should always be stored 
with the machine when not in use. 

 

Summary of Contents for MJ2325A

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Page 2: ...Precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire electric shock and personal injury including the following Read these instructions before attempting to operate this product and save...

Page 3: ...Avoid body contact with earhted or grouneded surfaces e g pipes radiators ranges refrigerators 4 Keep other persons away Do not let persons especially children not involved in the work touch the tool...

Page 4: ...rwise indicated in this instruction manual Have defectives switches replaced by an authorized service center Do not use the tool if the switch does no turn it on and off 21 Warning The use of any acce...

Page 5: ...knife b prevents the work piece from being caught the rising teeth of the saw blade and being thrown against the operator Always have blade guard installed during operation Push stick The push stick p...

Page 6: ...e a 90 square against the mitre gage rod and the mitre gage base If the rod is not square loosen the knob adjust the rod and tighten the knob Adjust the 0 stop screw until it rests against the stop pi...

Page 7: ...3 Installing the front rail Warning The front and rear rails must be carefully aligned to reduce the risk of kickback which can cause serious injury From the only carton take out the front rail with a...

Page 8: ...on the rear rail over bolts adjust each bolt to fit the rail closely to the table 3 Push the rear rail against table and tighten all screws Note Make sure there are no gaps between the rail and edge o...

Page 9: ...t the sliding table slightly the sliding table has three bearing parts slide the two upper parts over the long rail and the lower one bearing part over the short rail 2 In front end of the rails take...

Page 10: ...2 Loosen 2 M8 10 slotted set screws F33 in the bottom of lateral fence slightly place the lateral fence on the sliding table and insert the core axle for lateral fence F32 in the right hole close to v...

Page 11: ...or short term operation up to a maximum of 30 minutes with dust respirator 8 12 Mains connection Danger Electrical Hazard Operate saw in dry environment only Operate saw only on power source matching...

Page 12: ...aw 5 Cut work piece in a single pass 6 Switch machine off if no further cutting is to be done immediately afterwards 9 2 Mitre cuts 1 Fit mitre fence to the table slot 2 Loose lock knob set to desired...

Page 13: ...t plates slightly 4 Raise saw blade fully 5 To block the saw blade insert lock bar into hole in the saw table and turn saw blade by hand until lock bar engages in saw spindle hole 6 Loose saw blade sp...

Page 14: ...being used The riving knife guiding slot should be no more than 0 5mm wider than the riving knife guiding elements 10 2 Cleaning the saw 1 Lay machine on its side 2 Remove chips and saw dust with vac...

Page 15: ...ns the work piece or stalls the motor 10 saw blade teeth are dull Work piece is warped Rip fence is not parallel with the 10 saw blade Sharpen or replace the 10 saw blade Replace the word piece Realig...

Page 16: ...kers open frequently Motor is overloaded Fuses or circuit breakers are wrong size or defective Dull 10 saw blade Power Switch is defective Feed work piece more slowly Replace fuses or circuit breakers...

Page 17: ...e is thermo cutout inside the motor this device protect motor from being damaged in high temperature s condition When the motor s temperature is too high the fuse will shut off automatically you shoul...

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Page 19: ...r 6 8 A 12 Cross recessed pan head screws M4 10 6 A 13 Dust collect tube joint 1 A 14 Hexagon nut M6 4 A 15 Hezagon head bolt M8 12 28 A 16 Flat washer 8 56 A 17 Hexagon nut M8 28 A 18 Stand level foo...

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Page 21: ...B 09 Hexagon head bolt M8 20 4 B 10 Slotted set screw with flat point M10 80 4 B 11 Hexagon nut M10 12 B 12 Cross recessed pan head tapping screw ST 4 0 12 6 B 13 Flat washer 4 6 B 14 Left end cap for...

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Page 23: ...Cross recessed pan head screw M5 10 3 C 05 Miter gauge indicator 1 C 06 Miter gauge block 1 C 07 Stop pin 1 C 08 Cross recessed countersunk head screw M5 8 1 C 09 Miter gauge rod washer 1 C 10 Should...

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Page 25: ...D 56 Height adjustment rod 1 D 21 Large washer 6 2 D 57 Circlips for shaft D 18 1 D 22 Step bolt M6 46 1 D 58 Motor 1 D 23 Blade guard 1 D 59 Hexagon head bolt M8 40 7 D 24 Hexagon nut M8 13 D 60 Key...

Page 26: ...d screw M5 12 2 D 79 Point bracket 1 D 87 Neck chain 1 D 80 Point 1 D 88 Hexagon head bolt M6 25 2 D 81 Flat washer 4 1 D 89 Dust collecting tube 1 D 82 Single coil spring lock washer 4 1 D 90 Ellipti...

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Page 28: ...d countersunk head tapping screw ST4 0 12 6 E 17 Left end cap for scale indicator housing 1 E 18 Scale indicator housing 1 E 19 Right end cap for scale indicator housing 1 E 20 Scale indicator 1 E 21...

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Page 30: ...frame 3 F 18 Knurling screw 2 F 19 Fix board for lateral fence 1 F 20 Lozenge nut 1 F 21 Handle 1 F 22 Slotted set screw with cup point M8 8 2 F 23 Lateral fence 1 F 24 Hex socket cap head screw M5 12...

Page 31: ...Screw pole 1 F 56 Support of screw pole 1 F 57 Supporting block 2 F 58 Hex head screw M8 40 2 F 59 Tilt bracket for sliding table 1 F 60 Hex head screw M8 18 4 F 62 Bearing frame sleeve 8 F 63 Hex so...

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