PKGS 1400 CROSSCUT MITRE SAW
For crosscut, mitre and compound sawing
Dear Customer! Please make sure you familiarise yourself fully with the way the equipment works before you use it for the first time and that you
understand how to handle electrical power tools correctly. Please read the operating instructions below and the accompanying safety advice
carefully. Use the equipment only as described and for the purposes indicated. By doing this you will be able to work in complete safety and
produce better results. We hope you enjoy using your saw.
FEATURES
OF THE PARKSIDE PKGS 1400
Motor
List of accessories (Fig.
)
Cutting head
(cast aluminium)
(a) 2 transverse support stirrups (also
)
Dust extraction outlet
(b) dust extraction bag
Quick-set angle adjuster
(c) 2 G clamps
Stop plate
(cast aluminium)
(d) 2 carbon brushes
(see "Maintenance")
Transverse support stirrup
(e) Allen key
Holding down bolt holes
(f) Fastening and locking spanner
Actuating handle
Saw table
(cast aluminium)
Control lever with setting indicator arrow
Stop setting handle
TECHNICAL
INFORMATION
Nominal power:
1400 W
Protection class:
II
Nominal voltage:
230 V ~ 50 Hz
Sound pressure level:
Lp =
0
95.5 dB(A)
Nominal speed:
no 0 -3,800 /min
Sound power level:
Lw = 108.5 dB(A)
Weight: 14,5
kg
Vibration:
2.5
m/s
2
IMPORTANT SAFETY ADVICE
To be read before you use the saw for the first time - in addition to the advice in the accompanying booklet on safety.
Every time before you use the saw:
– check the saw for any damaged parts and get them replaced at a specialist repair centre.
– check the condition of the saw. See that it is sharp, clean and free to move.
– check the blade to see that it is in good order and not loose. If required, tighten its fastenings with the spanner (f) supplied.
– check that any accessories used are suitable for the saw's maximum speed (see Technical information).
Always check that the saw runs correctly under no load first. If there are any unusual noises or vibrations switch the saw off immediately
and pull the plug out of the mains socket. Never operate the saw when it has these types of problems. Get it checked out at a specialist
repair centre and repaired if necessary.
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