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OPERATION
Always wear safety glasses complying
with U.S. ANSI Z87.1 before beginning any
power tool operation.
To avoid injury from unexpected starting,
whenever changing the saw blade or
carrying out adjustments, switch the saw off and remove the
power cord from the mains outlet. To avoid injury to hands
when handling the saw blade, wear gloves whenever
necessary.
Do not operate before properly lubricating
the saw. Failure to lubricate before using
can damage the saw.
Power at the main power switch must be
set to “O” (OFF) whenever the saw is not
actively in use.
Do not activate the saw if bolt (114) is not
tightened.
Do not use blades with chipped, missing
or insufficiently sharp cutting edges
This saw provides two modes of operation:
• Manual (see “Manual cutting operation:” on page 9)
• Semi-automatic (see “Semi-automatic mode cutting
operation:” on page 10)
Safety checks to perform before each cut:
• Check the the blade’s condition. It should have no chipped
or missing teeth and the teeth should not appear dull. If
required, changed the blade as outlined in “Changing Blades”
on page 10.
• Make sure that screw 114 holding the blade is securely
tightened.
• Verify cutting angle.
• Make sure that the piece to be cut is secured in the vise.
• Make sure that the coolant is circulating.
• Adjust the head stops so that the idle stroke is not too long.
• Position the clamp vise as close to the blade as possible.
• Verify that all safety guard screws are secured, especially the
screws on the blade guard.
• Verify that the power microswitch and the emergency button
are functioning correctly. Test them during a loadless machine
cycle.
• Pay attention to environmental conditions. Do not use the saw
if its work area is wet or damp,
• Ensure that all tools used for maintenance or adjustment have
been removed and put away.
• Verify that all safety devises are in good working order.
• Verify that all moving parts are free to move throughout their
normal operating range.
• Verify that no parts are damaged and that all the components
are installed correctly and are functioning properly.
Control
Figure 8.
Main power switch
Two Speed selector
Emergency stop button
Coolant pump ON/OFF
Slow speed
setting
Fast speed
setting
Green power light
225
224
213
207
208
203
Controls
Manual cutting operation:
NOTE: Pushing the emergency stop button removes power from
the blade motor. Releasing it,
pulling it out, connects power to the
microswitch (
see “Parts List” on page 15
) in the handle.
1. Select a suitable blade as outlined in “Blade Selection” on
page 11.
2. Adjust the cut angle by raising the head to maximum height,
loosening release lever 82 (see “Parts List” on page 15),
turning the rotating plate 51 to the required angle. Tighten
the release lever securely.
3. To make a series of cuts of the same length, set the bar-stop
78 at the required distance from the blade. Secure it with the
knob.
4. Clamp the piece to be cut with handwheel 77.
5. Turn the main switch 74 to 1, the speed switch 153 to slow
speed or fast , as required by the material to be cut, and the
coolant pump switch to the desired positions.
6. Grasp the handle 37 of the head lever and press the
microswitch. The blade starts turning.
7. Carefully lower the blade to the piece to be cut and
slowly increase pressure in order to accelerate the cutting
operation. Do not use excessive force, let the blade do the
work.
8. When the cut is complete release the microswitch and allow
the saw to return to its starting position.
