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10.2.1 

Replacing the saw blade (Fig. 1) 

 

Set the saw to crosscut and mitre saw mode.  

 

Place the blade spanner on the outer flange and undo the saw blade screw (a) by turning 
it in a clockwise direction using the Hex key S6. Remove the saw blade screw (a) and the 
outer flange. 

 

Remove the saw blade (18) from the inner flange carefully. Lift the lower blade guard (14) 
upwards by pressing switch A, 

 

Thoroughly clean the motor shaft and flange before you fit and secure the new saw blade. 

 

Fit and fasten the new saw blade in reverse order.  

WARNING: The work to change and align the saw blade must be carried out 
correctly. 

10.2.2 

Mounting upper blade guard (Fig. 2) 

 

Loose the two screws slightly by turning them in a counter-clockwise direction using the 
Hex key S5. 

 

Hold the upper blade guard (3) with one hand and the other hand hold the left lower metal 
board (b). 

 

Align the two sector gap on the metal board with two screws near the work-light, then 
insert the metal board along the table liner slot. 

 

Control the space between the knife Head and the metal board between 3~8 mm. 

 

Tighten the two Screws by turning them in a clockwise direction using the Hex key S5 
(26). 

CAUTION: Controlling the space between the knife head and the metal 
board can prevent the saw blade from cutting to the upper blade guard (3), 
thus preventing accidents when operating the machine. 

11 FUNCTIONS 

11.1 

Converting the saw from table to mitre saw for Cross-cut and mitre saw mode 
(Fig.3) 

 

Tighten the turntable locking knob (9) and beveling lock (16) by turning them clockwise. 

 

Pull the motor locking pin (38), push down the upper table (1). Pull the saw mode locking 
pin (22), then lift the saw table so that it moves into the highest position. 

 

The saw has now been set to Cross-cut and mitre saw mode. 

 

Switch A (8) and the trigger switch (20) are used for starting/stopping the mitre saw. 

11.2 

Converting the saw from mitre to table saw operating mode (Fig. 4) 

 

Move the turntable to the 90° position, bevel angle at 90° position. 

 

Tighten the turntable locking knob (9) and the beveling lock (16). 

 

Hold the cutting handle (6) and press switch A (8) 

 

Push down the cutting handle to the end and plug in the saw mode locking pin (22) at the 
same time 

 

Pull the motor locking pin (38), at the same time pull down the upper sawing table (1) to 
the lowest position and release the locking pin (38) once the upper table is in the lowest 
position. 

 

The saw has now been set to table saw mode. 

 

The ON/OFF switch (7) is used for starting/stopping the table saw. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 166914

Page 1: ...DUCT CHARACTERISTICS 8 10 INSTALLATION AND TRANSPORT 8 10 1 Installation 8 10 2 Transport 8 10 2 1 Replacing the saw blade Fig 1 9 10 2 2 Mounting upper blade guard Fig 2 9 11 FUNCTIONS 9 11 1 Convert...

Page 2: ...tre 90 and turntable 90 Fig 13 12 12 1 3 Mitre 90 and turntable 90 45 Fig 14 12 12 1 4 Mitre cut 90 45 and turntable 90 Fig 15 12 12 1 5 Mitre cut 90 45 and turntable 90 45 Fig 16 12 12 2 Table saw mo...

Page 3: ...saw 21 Table insert 22 Locking knob 23 Mitre saw unlock button 24 Push stick 25 Workpiece clamp 26 Hexagonal spanner 27 Exhaust pipe 28 Dustbag 29 30 Saw dust outlet 31 Work light 32 On off switch for...

Page 4: ...p children and bystanders at a distance when operating a power tool Distractions can cause you to lose control of it 5 2 Electrical safety Power tool plugs must match the outlet Never modify the plug...

Page 5: ...s or storing power tools Such preventive safety measures reduce the risk of starting the power tool accidentally Store power tools when not in use out of the reach of children and do not allow people...

Page 6: ...nto contact with metals such as nails and screws Search for and remove all nails screws and other foreign materials from the workpiece before you start to work Remove spanners cut off pieces and the o...

Page 7: ...fects or other genetic damages Some examples of these substances are Lead derived from paints containing lead Arsenic and chrome from chemically treated wood The hazard to your health from such exposu...

Page 8: ...k of injury if you handle the machine incorrectly when lifting or turning it Always hold the machine firmly by the base 12 Position the machine on a suitable surface All 4 feet must rest firmly on the...

Page 9: ...clockwise direction using the Hex key S5 26 CAUTION Controlling the space between the knife head and the metal board can prevent the saw blade from cutting to the upper blade guard 3 thus preventing a...

Page 10: ...guide is fastened with the locking knob 5 Once the locking knob is released the table parallel fence 4 can be removed 11 6 Connection to a dust collector The dust of some types of wood such as for in...

Page 11: ...ided on both sides and tighten the setscrew by Hex Key S5 26 11 11 1 Connection to AC power High voltage Only operate this machine in dry surroundings This machine may only be connected to a power sou...

Page 12: ...and turntable 90 45 Fig 14 The crosscut and mitre saw with table can be used to make right and left angular cuts of 90 45 in relation to the saw guide 21 Move the machine head to its upper position R...

Page 13: ...be used in the area near the saw blade 18 For work piece widths below 30 mm a push stick 24 must be used to move the work piece After completing the cut the upper blade guard 3 will close again automa...

Page 14: ...cool and dry place avoid too high and too low temperatures Protect it from exposure to direct sunlight Keep it in the dark if possible Don t keep it in plastic bags to avoid humidity build up 14 TECH...

Page 15: ...netration intentional damage on purpose or by gross carelessness inappropriate usage use for purposes for which the device is not suitable incompetent usage e g not following the instructions given in...

Page 16: ...Any unauthorized modification of the apparatus voids this declaration European Directives including if applicable their amendments up to the date of signature 2011 65 EU 2006 42 EC 2014 30 EU Europea...

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