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differential switch.
- that the power supply system is earthed and
conforms to the standards (only if the power
tool is class 1, which is equipped with a plug
with earth cable).
- that the room temperature is between 10° and
35° C.
- that the environment is not in a flammable/
explosive atmosphere.
Take out the machine and its components and
visually check that they are perfectly intact; then
proceed to thoroughly clean them.
DUST EXTRACTION ADAPTOR ASSEMBLY (fig.C)
Insert the dust extraction adaptor (12) into the
hole on the rear part of the tool.
MOUNTING THE BLADE (Fig. D)
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IMPORTANT! Before any operations,
unplug the machine from the power supply.
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IMPORTANT! The cutting parts can cause
serious injuries – use protective gloves!
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IMPORTANT! The assembly of the blade
must be carried out with absolute precision. In-
correct assembly causes very serious danger.
Before proceeding, closely observe the compo-
nents of the tool and fig.D. If you are not familiar
with handling and assembling mechanical
components, we recommend that you consult
an authorised service centre.
1. Wear protective gloves.
2.
Unplug the tool from the electric power
supply.
3. Lay the tool on a workbench (fig.D).
4. Turn aside the release lever of the clamp in
order to open the seal and keep it open
5. Grab the blade (6) from the toothed end and
slide the opposite end (in the shape of a T)
all the way into the chuck in line with the slot.
NOTE: the toothed edge of the blade should
face toward the front of the tool.
6. Ensure that the blade is correctly positioned in
the centreline notch of the disc blade guide (9).
7. Release the lever, which will return to its ori-
ginal position and move the blade slightly so
as to facilitate engagement.
8. Ensure the correct assembly of the compo-
nents, and that the blade is secured.
9. Do a dry run for 1 minute, keeping the tool away
from you.
CONNECTING TO AN ELECTRICAL VACUUM
CLEANER (not included)
It is mandatory to connect the dust extraction
adaptor (12) to an electrical vacuum cleaner,
using a non-metallic flexible tube (not included);
this way, a large part of the dust produced will
be vacuumed and you can preserve your health
by drastically lowering airborne dust.
SWITCHING ON AND OFF
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IMPORTANT! Before switching on the
electrical tool it is mandatory to wear personal
protection equipment (not provided). See the
‘SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS’.
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IMPORTANT! Firmly grip the tool by the
hand grip and never let go of your hold so
that, in case of danger, you can immediately
switch off the tool.
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IMPORTANT! Make sure nobody is ap-
proaching the working area while the tool is
running.
Switching on
To switch on the tool, press the switch (1).
The switch is a ‘maintained action’ switch so
the power tool will stay on when you keep the
switch pressed.
Switching off
To switch off, release the switch, holding the
tool firmly.
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IMPORTANT! After switching off the tool
the blade will continue moving for a few
seconds.
Continuous operation
For continuous operation it is necessary, after
switching the machine on, to press the lock-on
button (4) so as to lock the switch.
Then, to switch off the power tool press the
switch (1) and release it immediately.
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IMPORTANT! In the event of a power failu-
re, place the switch in the Off position, so as to
avoid unexpectedly switching the tool back on.
We recommend repeating these operations
several times before starting work, in order to
familiarise yourself with the controls as much
as possible.
If you notice any working defects, switch off the
tool and consult the chapter “Problems, causes
