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1. N.B.: Only use blades made for cross cutting. When using carbide tipped blades, make sure they have a zero or negative 

cutting angle. Do not use deep serrated blades since they can flex and make contact with the blade guard.

2. Warning: Do not use the saw until it is fully assembled and installed according to instructions.

3. If you are not completely familiar with the use of mitre saws, get the advice of your supervisor, the instructor or another 

competent person.

4. Warning: Cutting by pulling the saw towards you can be dangerous, it can jump upwards and recoil. Always push the saw 

forwards, away from yourself and towards the guide when making a cut using the slide.

 5. When using the saw as a mitre saw for plunge cuts, make sure the saw’s sliding mechanism is locked to prevent it from 

recoiling towards you.

6. Be careful not to pinch your fingers when folding or deploying the feet.

7. Place the stand on a flat, horizontal surface to prevent the machine from swaying or tipping.

8. Make sure extensions are securely locked before using the tool.

9. Do not stand on the table or use extensions such as a ladder or scaffolding.

10. Do not exceed a weight of 20 kg per extension.

11. Warning: Never place your hand inside the area designated as a danger zone while the tool is running.

12. Always hold the cut piece firmly pressed against the guide and table. Do not perform freehand work.

13. Important: If the cut piece is such that your hands must be less than 10cm from the blade, the piece must be blocked on 

the table before cutting.

14. Ensure that the blade is sharp, rotates freely and does not vibrate.

15. Allow the motor to reach maximum speed before starting the cut.

16. Keep the motor’s airflow holes clean and free of chips.

17. Always make sure that all tightening knobs are tightened before starting the cut.

18. Make sure the blade and flanges are clean and that the screw shaft is properly tightened.

19. Only use original flanges for the saw.

20. Never use blades with a diameter other than the recommended one. The recommended diameter of the blades is 240 to 

250 mm. Never use blades of different thickness from the original or a different bore diameter from the blade.

21. Never lubricate the blade while it is rotating.

22. Always check to ensure the blade is not cracked or damaged before use. Replace any cracked or damaged blade.

23. Only use blades designed to operate at speeds of at least 6500 rpm.

24. Only use blades with a bore diameter of 30 mm.

25. Use the blade guard at all times.

26. The lower blade guard must always be in place and in good working order.

27. Always keep hands away from the blade path.

28. Never reach around or behind the blade.

29. Make sure the blade is not touching the cut piece before switching the tool on.

31. Important: After the cut, release the switch and wait until the blade stops turning before bringing the head back up.

32. The use of accessories not recommended by Delta France may cause injury.

33. Make sure the blade has completely stopped before moving or tightening the cut piece, changing the angle of the piece 

or changing the angle of the blade.

34. Never cut ferrous metals or masonry.

35. Never crop small pieces.

36. Provide proper support on each side of the saw table for long pieces.

37. Never use the mitre saw in a place where there are flammable liquids or gases.

38. Never use solvents to clean plastic parts. Solvents can dissolve or damage the material. Use a damp cloth to clean plastic 

parts.

39. Disconnect the saw from the power supply before carrying out maintenance or changing blades.

40. Disconnect the saw from the power supply and clean the machine after use.

41. Make sure that the work area is clean before leaving the machine.

42. If the saw is missing a part, is damaged or defective, or if an electrical part is not working properly, switch it off and unplug 

it from the outlet. Replace the missing, damaged or defective part before reusing the saw. 
43. Keep these instructions. Refer to it often and use them to inform other users.

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Summary of Contents for EnergySaw-254R

Page 1: ...1 1 MANUEL D UTILISATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG SCIE R vERSIblE TAblE SAW bANDS GE EnergySaw 254R SCIE REVERSIBLE FLIP OVER SAW TISH KAPP UND GEHRUNGSS GE...

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Page 4: ...N ISO 11203 1996 07 Les valeurs cit es sont des valeurs d mission calcul es selon les normes en vigueur et non des valeurs li es l utilisation sur le lieu de travail Bien qu il y ait une corr lation e...

Page 5: ...Le fait de trans porter les outils lectriques avec un doigt sur l interrupteur ou de les brancher lorsque l interrupteur est en position marche peut engendrer des accidents d Enlevez les cl s de r gla...

Page 6: ...le long du guide 15 VITER les positions des mains malais es dont le r sultat serait un glissement sur l outil tranchant 16 NE JAMAIS utiliser de solvants pour nettoyer les pi ces en plastique Les solv...

Page 7: ...de scie et des mat riaux bruts coupants 12 L op rateur doit tre correctement form l usage au r glage et au fonctionnement de la machine 13 Pr voyez un clairage suffisant pour votre poste de travail ou...

Page 8: ...45 x45 38X105 mm Scie circulaire de table Hauteur max de coupe 90 70 mm Hauteur max de coupe 45 50 mm Votre nouvelle scie r versible est exp di e compl te dans un cartonnage D ballez l soigneusement d...

Page 9: ...9 9 s 8 DANGERS R SIDUELS LECTRIQUES DANGERS SONORES DANGERS REALTIfS AUx MAT RIAUx MANQUEMENT AUx PRINCIPES ERGONOMIQUES...

Page 10: ...teur de la lame de scie D une table orientable trames D un raccord d aspiration D un capot de protection de lame de scie D un sac poussi res Pieds rabattables en cas d espace limit Guide parall le et...

Page 11: ...Guide d angle 7 Capot de protection de la lame de scie 8 Sac poussi res 9 Presseur vertical 10 Table r versible 11 Couteau diviseur 12 Buse de raccordement pour l vacuation des poussi res 13 Capot de...

Page 12: ...12 12 11 ILLUSTRATIONS MODE SCIE CIRCULAIRE Fig 4...

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Page 14: ...14 14 13 MODE SCIE A ONGLETS...

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Page 17: ...ion I Fig 11 puis positionnez le couteau comme illustr sur la Fig 12 Resserez la vis ail e F Fig 10 17 16 MONTAGE DE LA MACHINE ET PREMI RE MISE EN SERVICE ATTENTION Ne pas porter l appareil par la ta...

Page 18: ...vacuation Vous pouvez d s pr sent utilisez votre scie onglet radiale UTILISATION EN MODE SCIE ONGLETS 17 ATTENTION Veillez ce que le couteau diviseur soit suffisamment loign de la lame de scie comme...

Page 19: ...e I Fig 11 afin de d bloquer le caopt de protection de la lame et ainsi permettre la t te de descendre COUPES LONGITUDINALES 1 R glez le guide parall le selon la largeur de coupe souhait e par rapport...

Page 20: ...entre 3 et 8 mm 3 Ins rez le guide d angle dans une des fentes de la table de scie et r glez l angle souhait 4 Si vous inclinez galement la lame de scie il est n cessaire d utiliser la fente emp chan...

Page 21: ...correct de toutes les vis Elles peuvent se desserrer cause des vibrations MAINTENANCE ET ENTRETIEN 21 20 7 La mise en place et la fixation de la lame de scie s effectue dans l ordre inverse 8 Attenti...

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Page 23: ...alculated according to applicable standards and not values relating to use in the workplace Although corre lation between those different emission levels does exist this cannot be reliably used to det...

Page 24: ...a finger on the switch or connec ting them with the switch set to on can lead to injuries d Remove any adjustment keys or wrenches before starting up the power If a key or wrench remains attached to a...

Page 25: ...nly use original flanges for the saw 20 Never use blades with a diameter other than the recommended one The recommended diameter of the blades is 240 to 250 mm Never use blades of different thickness...

Page 26: ...g if the saw head is not in the home position 16 Never use a mitre saw in the presence of flammable gas fumes or liquids 17 Remove any nails from the workpiece in order to avoid sparks which could lea...

Page 27: ...th all its spare parts Take the protective coating off all the unpainted parts This protective coating may be removed with a soft cloth moistened with WD40 Do not use acetone petrol or paint thinner M...

Page 28: ...28 27 MATERIAL HAZARDS FAILURE TO WORK WITH APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT OTHER HAZARDS...

Page 29: ...d mitre fences included It is ideal for indoor work and working on job sites 1 Dust removal cover 2 Dust removal cover fastening screw 3 Push stick 4 Key 5 Rip fence 6 Mitre fence 7 Blade guard cover...

Page 30: ...g knife To do so the saw must be in the mitre saw position 2 Turn the saw table Press the locking system C Fig 7 in order to release the table and turn it At the end of the turn the table must click i...

Page 31: ...cy stop push button in mitre saw mode 1 To start up the mitre saw press the green button U Fig 24 2 Press the releasing button W while keeping the trigger X pushed in Fig 25 Make sure the blade turns...

Page 32: ...maintenance work adjustment or replacement of the saw blade stop the saw and remove the plug from the power socket 1 Wear safety gloves 2 In the mitre saw mode make sure the saw head is up 3 Turn the...

Page 33: ...ONS 5 mONtaGE 6 r GlaGE dE l OutIl 8 CONNExION l alImENtatION lECtrIquE 9 fONCtIONNEmENt dE la maChINE 10 rEmplaCEmENt dES lamES 11 lIStE aNalytIquE dES matI rES rECyClaBlES 33 lIStE dES pI CES pSt 25...

Page 34: ...einstimmung mit folgenden Normen gemessen DIN EN ISO 3744 1995 11 DIN EN ISO 11203 1996 07 Bei den angegebenen Werten handelt es sich um gem den geltenden Normen berechnete Emissionspegel und nicht um...

Page 35: ...Das Tragen von Elektrowerkzeugen mit einem Finger auf dem Schalter oder das Anschlie en bei eingeschaltetem Ger t kann Unf lle verursachen d Vor dem Einschalten des Elektrowerkzeugs Einstellschl ssel...

Page 36: ...n die nicht gleichm ig entlang des Anschlags gef hrt werden k nnen 15 Ungeschickte Haltungen der H nde vermeiden die zum Abgleiten auf das Schneidwerkzeug f hren k nnen 16 Zum Reinigen der Kunststofft...

Page 37: ...Werkst ckteile aus der Gefahrenzone entfernen 16 Die S ge niemals in unmittelbarer N he von entz ndlichen Fl ssigkeiten D mpfen oder Gasen verwenden 17 S mtliche eventuell im Werkst ck befindliche N...

Page 38: ...bnehmen Zum Ent fernen dieser Schutzschicht kann ein mit WD40 befeuchtetes weiches Tuch verwendet werden Keinesfalls Azeton Benzin oder Verd nner verwenden MECHANISCHE RESTGEFAHREN RESTGEFAHREN UND SC...

Page 39: ...39 37 ELEKTRISCHE RESTGEFAHREN GEF HRDUNGEN DURCH L RM GEF HRDUNG DURCH WERKSTOFFE UND ANDERE STOFFE VERNACHL SSIGUNG ERGONOMISCHER GRUNDS TZE...

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Page 42: ...gekopfs kann ber die Neigungsarretierung R Abb 22 um 0 bis 45 nach links verstellt werden Zum Einstellen des gew nschten Neigungswinkels die Neigungsarretierung um eine Vierteldrehung gegen den Uhrzei...

Page 43: ...ch die Spitze des Spaltkeils 2 mm unterhalb der Spitzen der oberen S geblattz hne befindet Abb 30 attention ici en FR confusion entre dessus et dessous 2 Der Abstand zwischen S geblatt und Spaltkeil m...

Page 44: ...t nde verwenden Verschmutzungen auf dem S getisch sind mit einem geeigneten P egespray zu entfernen Liegt die Bremsdauer des Motors nicht innerhalb einer Zeitspanne von 10 Sekunden m ssen die Verschle...

Page 45: ...45 43 21 VUE CLAT E...

Page 46: ...e nos r parateurs agr s En aucun cas durant la p riode de garantie le mat riel ne devra tre d mont 1 Scope of the warranty The warranty shall only apply to manufac turing defects or material defects W...

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