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7) CHECK THE POWER CABLE

  The power cable and extension cable (where applicable) must be checked periodically 

and must be checked for signs of damage and wear every time they are used. If they 

are not found to be in good condition disconnect them immediately and do not use 

the machine until an authorised assistance centre has repaired them.

8) KEEP THE POWER CABLE IN A SAFE POSITION 

  Keep the power cable and extension cable (where applicable) away from the working 

area, damp, wet or oily surfaces, or surfaces with sharp edges, heat sources, fuel 

and transit areas for vehicles or pedestrians.

9) 10) DO NOT STEP ON OR FLATTEN THE POWER CABLE

  Never step on the power cable. Be aware of its position at all times.

10) DO NOT USE THE MACHINE IN THE PRESENCE OF LIQUIDS

  Do not wet it with liquids and do not expose it to damp environments. Do not leave 

it out in the open.

11) USE AN EXTENSION CABLE SUITABLE FOR THE MACHINE

  Only use an extension cable that is suitable for the power of the machine you are 

using and sised according to its length; consult your local electrician.

12) DISCONNECT THE MACHINE BY PULLING THE PLUG ONLY

  To remove the plug from the socket, pull on the plug only and not the power cable!

13) AVOID TOUCHING SURFACES THAT ARE EARTHED

Avoid body contact with earthed surfaces such as refrigerators, radiators, pipes and 

metallic fixtures, etc. Using a platform to electrically insulate the user from the floor 

is recommended.

 

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Congratulations on your excellent choice. Your new tool has been manufactured accor-

ding to the highest quality standards, guaranteeing you long term service and safety.

This manual contains information deemed necessary for proper use, knowledge 

and standard machine maintenance. It does not include information on machine tool 

woodworking tech niques nor does it discuss the types and processing capabilities of 

the various types of wood; the user will find further information in specific books and 

publications or by attending special training courses.

Warnings on use and maintenance regulations refer to normal operating needs. Normal 

machine operations, working life and economy depend on their observance.

These instructions are an integral part of the machine and must accompany it in the 

case of repair or resale. Carefully keep the documentation supplied with the machine 

close at hand for consultation in case of need.

For any repairs or revisions that require complex operations, please contact authorised 

service centres which have specialised personnel.

The manufacturer is not liable for damages due to negligence, failure to observe the 

instructions in this manual and direct and/or indirect damages caused by improper 

use of the machine.

Failure to observe the indications, poor and inadequate machine use and unauthorised 

tampering may void the warranty. Accident prevention therefore depends on the strict 

observance of what is established in this manual.

Upon purchase, make sure the machine is integral and complete.

WarnInG! Before using the machine, in order to ensure that handling, initial start-

up, starting, use, stopping, and maintenance are carried out properly, read the 

instructions below that refer to the drawings and technical data and apply them 

carefully. Before starting work you should be familiar with the controls and the correct 

use of this machine, making sure that you know how to stop it in the event of an 

emergency. Incorrect use of this machine may result in serious injury and damage 

to property. always consider your safety and the safety of others and act accordingly.

                                                    

WarnInG! the machine is suitable for making cross, tilted and slanted cuts on 

parallelepiped shaped wood. Cutting metal, plastic, fabric, flammable materials 

and materials that generate harmful or toxic dust and vapours is prohibited. any 

use other than that indicated in these instructions may damage the machine and 

constitute a serious risk to both people and property.

MaCHIne DeSCrIPtIOn (FIG. a)

  1  Cutting off machine switch

  2  Saw bench switch

 3 Handle

  4  Head cutting off machine release button

  5  Resettable motor protection (where fitted)

  6  Disc blade

  7   Lower blade protection

 8 Base

  9  Rotary table cutting off machine

 10  Supporting guide for the piece

 11   Rotary table fixing screw

 12  Rotary table insert

 13  Side  supports

 14  Upper surface fixing screw

 15  Upper blade guard

 16   Removable blade guard

 17  Saw bench work surface

 18  Work surface insert

 19  Piece  guide

 20  Motor

 21   Knob for locking/unlocking the head cutting off machine

 22  Tilting lever for the head cutting off machine

 23  Side supports fixing screws

 24   Sawdust collector

 25   Saw bench divider knife

 26  Anti-tilt  supports

 27  Divider knife fixing screws

 28  Power supply plug and cable

 29   Piece pusher

 30  Perpendicular blade adjustment screw

 31   Blade angle adjustment screw

 32  Piece-locking  vice

DeSCrIPtIOn OF aCCeSSOrIeS

For production requirements or according to the machine model, some accessories may 

differ from those listed below and/or may already have been installed on the machine.

Cutting off machine:  - side supports

 

 

- piece-locking vice

  - 

lever

Saw bench:  

- piece guide

 

 

- piece pusher

Machine:   

- rear supports and caps set

 

 

- intake manifold

 

 

- service key set

 

 

- removable guard

  

DeSCrIPtIOn OF MarKS anD SYMBOLS (FIG. B)

1 Machine model and technical specifications.

2 Lot number and year of manufacture. The first 2 figures indicate the year.

3 Electric and electronic waste may contain potentially hazardous substances for the 

environment and human health. It should therefore not be disposed of with domestic 

waste, but by means of differentiated collection at specific centres or returned to the 

vendor in the event of purchasing a new identical tool. The illegal disposal of such 

equipment may result in prosecution to the full extent of the law.

WarnInG!

5

 read these instructions carefully before using the machine.

6

 Important! risk of cutting and crushing hands. It is compulsory to wear protection 

gloves.

7

 Important! risk of material ejection and dangerous dust emission. It is compulsory 

to wear eye protection and a mask to protect your respiratory tracts.

8

 Important! risk of loud noise. It is compulsory to use ear protection. 

9

 Important! risk of electric shocks. Some parts of the machine are electrically-

powered. Do not touch them and keep a safe distance.

10

 Important! risk of cutting and getting trapped. Keep your hands away from the 

blade.

11

 Important! Before any control, adjustment or maintenance, always disconnect the 

machine from the power supply by unplugging it.  Should the power supply cable 

be damaged, remove the plug from the power supply socket before inspecting it.

12

 Important! risk of cutting and crushing hands. Keep a safe distance from the 

blade and the cutting area.

 

teCHnICaL Data

Power voltage and nominal frequency ________________________230V ~50Hz

Nominal engine power ________________________________________1200 W

Idle maximum rotation speed ________________________________ 4400 min

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Machine insulation class ___________________________________________ II

Divider knife thickness (saw bench)_______________________________ 2 mm

Acoustic pressure LpA ____________________________________ 98,4 dB(A)

Acoustic power level LwA ___________________________________ 112 dB(A)

Hand grip vibrations _______________________________________ <2.5m/s

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Machine weight _____________________________________________ 10,5 kg

Circular blade for wood, steel body and teeth with carbide tips

Ext./int. diameter _________________________________________ 210/30mm

Blade disk thickness _________________________________________ 1.6 mm

Cutting thickness ___________________________________________ 2.5mm

Performance:

Cutting head angle for cuts on a slope: 0° - 45° towards the left.

Cutting head rotation for angle cuts or cuts on a slope: 0° - 47° on the right / 0° - 47° 

on the left with 19 pre-set stop positions.

Maximum cutting dimensions height x depth (HxD): 

 

 

Head angle 0°

Head angle 45°

Head rotation 0°

55x120 mm

35x120 mm

Head rotation 45°

55x65 mm

25x70 mm

Saw for bench (H)

33 mm

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terMInOLOGY USeD

MaCHIne

Assembly of all electrical and mechanical units.

CUttInG OFF MaCHIne

Machine designed for cutting wooden pieces such as tables, panels etc. featuring flat 

and perpendicular sides. The piece stays still while the cutting head carries out all the 

movements.

SaW BenCH

Machine designed for cutting wooden pieces such as tables, panels etc. featuring flat 

Summary of Contents for TLS210N

Page 1: ...LISATION ET CONSIGNES DE S CURIT Instructions d origine Tronzadora para madera con funci n de sierra de banco INSTRUCCIONES PARAEL USO E INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD Instrucciones originales ATTENZIONE...

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Page 6: ...rit Avant chaque utilisation d branchez la fiche de la prise d alimentation Riesgodeelectrocuci nconpeligrodemuerte Notoquelaspartesquese encuentranbajotensi nel ctricaymantengaunadistanciadeseguridad...

Page 7: ...iratore non in dotazione spento 23 VERIFICHE DELLE PROTEZIONI Controllate che le protezioni della lama non siano danneggiate La protezione inferiore lama deve seguire il movimento di salita discesa de...

Page 8: ...anzia La prevenzione di qualsiasi inconveniente quindi vincolata alla scrupolosa osservanza di quanto prescritto Verificate all atto dell acquisto che la macchina sia integra e completa ATTENZIONE Pri...

Page 9: ...lla posizione della macchina opportuno considerare che la posizione prevista non sia umida e sia al riparo dagli agenti atmosferici che la zona di appoggio risulti perfettamente in piano su di un pavi...

Page 10: ...co sega 2 Verificate che le chiavi di servizio siano state riposte 3 Inserite la spina del cavo di alimentazione alla presa 4 Posizionatevi di fronte alla macchina ed assicuratevi che persone ed anima...

Page 11: ...fino a tagliare il pezzo alzare lentamente la testa di taglio e non appena la lama fuori dal pezzo rilasciare l interruttore per spegnere la macchina accompagnare la testa di taglio fino alla posizio...

Page 12: ...llo visivo non deve presentare deformazioni rotture o danni Usare solo lame affilate La nostra azienda fornisce una serie completa di lame adatte alla vostra macchina che possono essere acquistate pre...

Page 13: ...etela possibilmente al buio o in penombra Non chiudete la macchina in sacchi di nylon potrebbe formarsi dell umidit e dan neggiare la macchina Utilizzate l imballo originale per proteggere la macchina...

Page 14: ...must have flat and perpendicular sides such as tables panels etc do not cut branches tree trunks or circular sections Do not cut pieces that contain nails or screws or wrapped in tape cord or other Do...

Page 15: ...ttable motor protection where fitted 6 Disc blade 7 Lower blade protection 8 Base 9 Rotary table cutting off machine 10 Supporting guide for the piece 11 Rotary table fixing screw 12 Rotary table inse...

Page 16: ...onal change turn the switch to the OFF O unplug the machine from the electric power supply and wait for the machine to stop completely SAW BENCH MODE The machine is provided in saw bench mode in order...

Page 17: ...ool moves manually in relation to the piece to remove material The engine provides power to rotate the tool using a set of gears Observe the following warnings that apply to all types of cuts make sur...

Page 18: ...lly and cautiously near the piece to the blade cut in a single stroke do not force the piece against the blade so as not to strain the blade and the engine excessive strains cause the blade and or pie...

Page 19: ...turns WARNING If the machine still fails to function correctly after you have carried out the above operations or in the event of anomalies other than those described above turn the machine off and t...

Page 20: ...ouvement de mont e descente de la t te de coupe n utilisez pas la machine si la protection ne couvre pas la lame au repos 24 POSITIONNER CORRECTEMENT LA PI CE USINER Il est tr s important pour votre s...

Page 21: ...la machine est intacte et que toutes ses parties sont pr sentes ATTENTION Avant d utiliser cette machine lisez attentivement les instructions indiqu es ci apr s qui se r f rent aux figures et aux donn...

Page 22: ...ains composants sont sp cifiques pour certains types de travaux ne les montez qu en cas de besoin 3 Montez les deux supports arri re pos 26 les bouchons de base positionnez la machine et fixez la soli...

Page 23: ...us allez couper devra avoir une forme des dimensions et un poids compatibles avec la machine A l aide d une r gle indiquez la ligne de coupe placez la sur la base de la machine pos 8 9 faites attentio...

Page 24: ...de la pi ce devra tre pos sur la table ne coupez pas des pi ces ayant le c t plus grand mis la verticale N essayez pas de couper des pi ces ayant une paisseur sup rieure la capacit de coupe la pi ce s...

Page 25: ...ine Ne pulv risez pas de l eau sur la machine et ne la mouillez pas N utilisez pas des d tergents ou solvants divers vous pourriez ab mer irr m diablement la machine Les pi ces en plastique peuvent su...

Page 26: ...el d emploi qu il n ait point t endommag qu il n ait pas t r par par du personnel non agr et au besoin que seules des pi ces de rechange originales aient t utilis es Sont excluesdelagarantielespi cesc...

Page 27: ...cluido est desconectado y el aspirador no incluido est apagado 23 CONTROLES FUNCIONALES Aseg rese de que las protecciones de la cuchilla no presenten desperfectos La protecci n inferior de la cuchilla...

Page 28: ...m quina y deben acompa arla en caso de reparaci n o de reventa Guarde con cuidado y al alcance de la mano la documentaci n proporcionada para poder consultarla cuando sea preciso Para las posibles rep...

Page 29: ...algunos componentes desmontados y antes de utilizarla es necesario limpiarla e instalarla Al elegir la posici n de la m quina es oportuno tener en cuenta que la posici n prevista no debe ser h meda y...

Page 30: ...as y consejos que le permitir n obtener el m ximo rendimiento de la m quina Proceda con calma s lo despu s de adquirir una cierta experiencia lograr explotar a fondo sus potencialidades Para familiari...

Page 31: ...a cabeza de corte hasta la posici n de reposo MODO SIERRA DE BANCO OPERADOR La posici n normal del operador es delante de la m quina empujando la pieza con ambas manos hacia la cuchilla y ejerciendo u...

Page 32: ...l tornillo que fija la cuchilla Atenci n el tornillo tiene rosca izquierda gire hacia la derecha para desenroscarla fig M2 5 Abrir las protecciones fig M3 retire la brida exterior y tire de la hoja ha...

Page 33: ...r con los desechos dom sticos sino que se deben llevar a un centro de recolecci n adecuado o entregar al revendedor en caso de adquisici n de un nuevo aparato an logo La eliminaci n abusiva de los des...

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Page 36: ..._____________________________________ 112 dB A ____________________________________________________ 2 5m s2 _________________________________________________________10 5 kg ___________________________...

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