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PARTS LIST FOR WTS950LN(NOT INCLUDING STAND)

KEY 

NO

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

QTY KEY 

NO

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

QTY 

1

6108001

Stopper for slip bar

2

26

6111046A Knob

2

2

6108055A Table fence

1

27

6108027A Wing nut

1

3

6108003

Spring pin

2

28

6108028A Anti-splash rubber guard

1

4

6108056

worktable

1

29

6108029

Washer

5

5

6108049A Right laser beam adjustment knob

1

30

6108030

Wing nut M8

1

6

6108058A Water tray

1

31

6108031

Nut

2

7

6108007

Water pump

1

32

6108032

Flange

2

8

6108008

Tie-in

1

33

6108033A Blade  7”×5/64”×5/8”

1

9

6108009

Water plug

1

34

6108059

Support plate

1

10

6108010

Chain for water plug

1

35

6108035

Tie-in

1

11

6108011A Steel frame

1

36

6108036

Spring

1

12

6108012

Bolt

2

37

6111015

Water hose

1

13

6108013

Spring washer

7

38

6108038A Battery compartment

1

14

6108014

Square flat washer

2

39

6108039

“O” ring

1

15

6108015

Lower arm assembly cap

1

40

6108040

AAA battery (not supplied)

2

16

6108016

Slip bar

1

41

6108041A Left laser beam adjustment knob

1

17

6108017A Lower arm assembly

1

42

6108042A Guard

1

18

6108018

Screw

3

43

6108043A Blade wrench

1

19

6108019

Clip

3

44

6108044

Lower arm assembly hex wrench

1

20

6108020

Spring washer

2

45

6108045

Lubricant

1

21

6108021

Lower arm assembly Bolt

2

46

6108046A Parallel/angle guide

1

22

6108022A Cutting depth adjustment knob

1

47

6108047A Guide knob

2

23

6108023

Bolt

1

48

6108048

Nut M6

3

24

6108024

Swivel pin

2

49

6108034

Motor unit

1

25

6108025A Upper arm assembly

1

50

6108050

Washer

1

Summary of Contents for WTS950LN

Page 1: ...l safety rules and instructions before using this tool These safety instructions should be followed at all times Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in injury to you or to others Also failure to read and follow these instructions may cause damage to your equipment 87VA 87VA CALL CUSTOMER SERVICE TOLL FREE 1 877 845 3363 ...

Page 2: ...OWER SUPPLY DO NOT EXPOSE POWER TOOLS TO RAIN OR WET CONDITIONS Water entering a power tool will increase the risk of electric shock If operating the power tool in damp locations is unavoidable always use a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter to supply power to your tool Always wear electrician s rubber gloves and footwear in damp conditions DO NOT ABUSE THE CORD Never use the cord to carry the tools...

Page 3: ...n any way or should any electrical component fail to perform properly ALWAYS shut off the power switch and remove the plug from the power source and have the missing damaged or failed part replaced BEFORE resuming operation When servicing a tool ALWAYS use only identical replacement parts Follow instructions in the Maintenance Section of this manual Use of unauthorized parts or failure to follow M...

Page 4: ...ures 1 Stand handle 2 Water tray 3 Worktable 4 Table locking knob Fig 38 5 Blade 6 Right laser beam adjustment knob Fig 35 Fig 37 7 Blade guard 8 Pump plug receptacle Fig 19 9 Blade guard wing nut Fig 21 10 Anti splash rubber guard 11 Water hose 12 Cutting depth adjustment knob Fig 11 Fig 48 13 Motor upper arm assembly Fig 10 Fig 11 14 0 45 bevel cut adjustment knob Fig 47 15 On Off switch 16 Lase...

Page 5: ... basic safety precautions may result in serious personal injury SET UP THE STAND 1 Pull one stand leg out of its sleeve and then pull the other stand leg out of its sleeve Fig 1 2 Unfold the stand fully and make sure that it is firmly seated Fig 2 INSTALL THE WATER TRAY 1 Align the water tray on the stand as shown in Fig 3 the tray cutout and the stand wheels are on the same side 2 The water tray ...

Page 6: ... Lack of cooling water may damage the saw blade Never turn on the machine without enough water in the tray or without plugging in the water pump To insure proper operation check to make sure that the pump is always fully immersed in the water tray SWITCH ON AND OFF Connect the unit to a power source with the correct voltage and frequency 120V 60Hz 1 To start the motor turn the switch knob to the O...

Page 7: ... the saw blade by moving the table to the desired position Fig49 4 Plunge the saw into the material Do not force the saw or move the saw too quickly into the material CHANGING THE BLADE When the blade is worn out it should be changed Please follow the procedure illustrated in previously in Blade Installation HOW TO USE LUBRICANT SUPPLIED When the movement of the table is not smooth a small amount ...

Page 8: ...of whole table and table fence is not smooth Remove the mud or tile debris on the table and bars Inject a little lubricant into the lubricant injection intake and spread some on the bars of table fence 7 The blade is not aligned with the mark Refer to the ADJUST THE WORKTABLE section and adjust follow step 1 through 3 CLEANING THE PUMP Remove the front plate and the impeller and use a small brush ...

Page 9: ...108011A Steel frame 1 36 6108036 Spring 1 12 6108012 Bolt 2 37 6111015 Water hose 1 13 6108013 Spring washer 7 38 6108038A Battery compartment 1 14 6108014 Square flat washer 2 39 6108039 O ring 1 15 6108015 Lower arm assembly cap 1 40 6108040 AAA battery not supplied 2 16 6108016 Slip bar 1 41 6108041A Left laser beam adjustment knob 1 17 6108017A Lower arm assembly 1 42 6108042A Guard 1 18 61080...

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