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wear, or looseness. Replace any 
damaged or worn parts. ALWAYS 
DISCONNECT FROM POWER BEFORE 
CHANGING OR ADJUSTING THE 
BLADE. 

9. Blade 

direction 

Check that the directional arrow on the 
saw blade and the motor shaft are rotating 
in the same direction. 

10. Blade arbor 

Ensure the blade arbor hole size matches 
the arbor shaft size on the tile cutter. 

11. Blade guard 

Do not operate the tile cutter without blade 
guard installed and properly adjusted. 

12. Blade speed 

Do not exceed the safe operating speed of 
the blade. 

13. Side grinding 

Do not use the blade for grinding purposes,

 

e.g. for grinding the edge of a tile after 
cutting it. Do not carry out radius or curve 
cuts. 

This Tile Saw is recommended and 

warranted for domestic use only 

 

Run down time 

The run down time of the blade is 40 seconds 
after switching off the power. Wait until the 
blade stops completely, and then pull out the 
plug from the mains socket. Only after this are 
you allowed to touch rotating parts if 
necessary.  

 

Prevent any contact with rotational tool 

during the operation

 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

 

Technical specifications 

Model 
Voltage 
Frequency 
Power input 
 
No load speed 
Saw Blade dimensions 
(Continuous rim diamond 
blade only) 
Insulation class 
Protection degree 
Max. cutting depth (90

0

                                  (45

0

Work table dimensions 
Nominal mass   
Max. operating mass 
L

pa 

(sound pressure level) 

L

wa 

(sound power level) 

60707 
230V~240V 
50Hz 
350W (S

1

600W (S

2

:20min) 

3,000min

-1

 

Φ

180X

Φ

22.2mm 

 
 
Class B 
IP 54 
35mm 
22mm 
330X360mm 
10kgs 
12kgs 
66.3 dB(A) 
79.3dB(A) 

Remark: S1 means continuous operation 
                S2 30min means short-time 

operation for 20min 

Electrical Safety 
 

WARNING!

 Always check that the power 

supply corresponds to the voltage on the 
rating plate. 
 

Replacing cables or plugs 

Immediately throw away old cables or plugs 
when they have been replaced by new ones. It 
is dangerous to insert the plug of a loose cable 
in the wall outlet. 
 

Using extension cables 

1.  Always use a three (3) core extension lead 

having a conductor size of at least 1.0mm

and a length not exceeding 20 metres 

2.  Only connect your machine and/or 

extension cable to an earthed power point. 
If in doubt about the earthing of the power 
point, consult an electrician. 

3.  Even considering variations of the power 

 

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Summary of Contents for TILE SAW 60707

Page 1: ...MASTER CUT PORTABLE TILE SAW INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL NO 60707 Carefully read the instruction manual before you use this machine and save this instruction manual for future reference 1...

Page 2: ...hnical specifications Electrical safety UNPACKING LOOSE PARTS LIST FEATURES ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION Assembly of the tile cutter Fitting the Tile Cutter on a Work Bench Cut preparation Rip cutting 450 M...

Page 3: ...chine is designed for wet cutting only Only use a Q E P continuous Rim Diamond Blade Carefully read the instruction manual before operating this Tile Saw Keep your hands away from the running blade wh...

Page 4: ...perly Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry They can be caught in moving parts Rubber gloves and non skid footwear are recommended when working outdoors Wear protection hair covering to contain long h...

Page 5: ...g The use of any other accessory or attachment other than recommended in the instruction manual may present a risk of personal injury 22 Have your tool replaced by an expert This electric appliance is...

Page 6: ...tional tool during the operation TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Technical specifications Model Voltage Frequency Power input No load speed Saw Blade dimensions Continuous rim diamond blade only Insulation c...

Page 7: ...upply Tile cutter should never be connected to power supply when you are assembling parts making adjustments installing or removing blades or when not in use Carefully remove all parts from the carton...

Page 8: ...attempting to use familiarize yourself with all the operating features and safety requirements of your tile cutter Figure 1 Front view of tile cutter Blade Blade guard Miter gauge Parallel guide Tabl...

Page 9: ...its intended use is a case of misuse The user operator and not the manufacturer shall be liable for any damage or injury resulting from case of misuse Only those cutting wheels suitable for the machin...

Page 10: ...lasses a dust mask and hearing protection while cutting with the machine Rip cutting 1 Using a marking pencil mark the cut line on a piece of tile 2 Unlock the parallel Figure 3 guide and slide it to...

Page 11: ...water tank from underneath the machine 3 Remove the lower blade guard by removing the screws on each side of the lower blade guard Figure 6 4 Use spanner A and spanner B to loosen and remove the arbo...

Page 12: ...EXPLODED VIEW 12...

Page 13: ...2 6 Bolt 1 28 Screw 2 7 Washer 2 29 Knob 2 8 Screw 2 30 Nut 2 9 Pin 1 31 Nut 4 10 Table 1 32 Washer 4 11 Knob 2 33 Screw 4 12 Washer 4 34 Water Tank 1 13 Clamping Plate 2 14 Parallel Guide 1 15 Screw...

Page 14: ...14 26 3 Switch 1 26 4 Terminal Block 1...

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