Translation of original operating instructions
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7. Work notes
7.1. Setting the screws for limitation of height and depth (Fig. 12)
1. First switch off the tool and wait until the disc has come to a complete stop.
2. The setting screw (1) is for the depth limiter on the machine and the sawblade. En-
sure, by setting it correctly, that the work sled does not get cut. On completion of
this setting operation, guide the sled manually past the sawblade to check it while
the machine is not operating.
3. This setting screw (2) is for the height limiter on the machine and the sawblade. It
can be used to adjust the cutting depth.
7.2. Setting the angle (Fig. 13)
1. First switch off the tool and wait until the disc has come to a complete stop.
2. Align the machine horizontally to cut at an angle
of 90°.
3. Ensure that the height and depth limiter is set cor-
rectly. (see chapter 5.9)
4. To cut at an angle of 45°, align the machine at an
oblique angle (45°) (1).
5. For this, use the toggle (2) to turn the screw anti-
clockwise in order to remove it.
6. Then the angle can be adjusted between 0° and
45° by turning the handle (3) with both hands to
align the machine.
7. After setting the angle and before switching on
the tool, always ensure that the screw (2) is tight-
ened back down firmly.
8. Then ensure that the height and depth stops are set correctly (see chapter 5,9 /5).
9. After this process, you can set any other desired angle.
8. Maintenance and cleaning
Before any kind of maintenance and cleaning work, disconnect the tool from the power supply!
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Regular maintenance of the cutter will prevent unnecessary problems. Use a damp cloth and some soft soap to
clean the tool. Do not use detergents or solvents; these might damage the tool's components.
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Keep the ventilation slots of the cutter clean to prevent overheating of the motor.
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After use dry the cutter as best as possible.
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If the motor gets overloaded or too hot or if peak loads occur, the circuit breaker will automatically turn off the tool. If
this happens, please wait for a few minutes until the motor has cooled down. Then press the RESET button. The
cutter can now be used again.
Maintenance and cleaning of the pump (Fig. 14)
Before cleaning the pump, remove it from its bracket. See 5.4.
1. Clean the pump (1) without leaving any reside and ensure that the pump is not
blocked.
2. To clean the pump, unscrew and remove the suction cover (2) and remove the
pump from the bracket.
3. Turn the rotor cover (3) to remove it.
4. With a small brush or water jet, remove all residue from the rotor.
5. Reinstall pump in reverse sequence.
Note:
After every use of the tool, the pump of Crosstools CSC must be cleaned.
Note:
Any other kind of repairs must only be done by authorized personnel
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The coolant pump of the Cross Tools CSC 350 2000 PRO must be
cleaned after each use of the machine, otherwise the rotor will be
blocked by dry residues!
Summary of Contents for Cross Tools CSC 350-2000 PRO
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