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Note:
When not in use, please always make sure
the cutting unit is locked at the middle of the
slide rail to prevent it from rolling back and forth
along the bridge. Move the cutting unit until the
arrow is aimed at the marked lock position and
put the knob into the locked position. Continue
moving the cutting unit along the slide rail until
fully locked.
OPERATING
Filling The Water Tray And Draining
1. Fill the tray with water through the cutting slot.
Don’t add chemicals or detergents to the water.
2. Be sure that the water level is always
between the MAX and MIN level, so that the
saw blade turns through appropriate water.
This is necessary to cool the saw blade in a
correct way.
3. If the machine is not used, water should be
drained. Remove the plug from the bottom of tray
the water will flow out or you can take out the
tray and pour the water out.
Starting And Stopping
1. Insert the plug into a socket with a safety
contact. This must be protected with a fuse
e.g. in the terminal box. If an extension cable is
required, please note that with a cable length of
up to 20m cable with a cross-section of 1.5mm²
must be used.
2. To start the saw, press the green button
marked “I”.
3. To stop the saw, press the red button “O” (see
FIGURE 7).
FIGURE 7
Overload Protection: the motor is equipped with
a Circuit Breaker at the side face of the switch
box. If the motor is over loaded, gets too hot or
the current gets very big, the circuit breaker will
act automatically and power down the machine.
If this occurs, please wait a few minutes until the
motor has cooled down and then press the reset
button (beside the On-/Off-Switch) and the bridge
saw can be restarted.
Making A Straight Cut
1. Loosen the knob of the angle cutting guide
and position the tile on the cutting table against
the fence with the zero aligned with the notch,
so that it is in a straight line. This indicates “no
angle”, or a straight cut. The angle cutting guide
will be at a 90º angle to the fence. Tighten knob to
keep guide in position (see FIGURE 8).
FIGURE 8
2. Slide the angle guide against the tile and lock
the gauge by turning the knob.
3. Keep the tile firmly against the fence and
the angle cutting guide, slowly and smoothly
pull blade assembly handle towards you to
begin cutting. DO NOT force the motor to cut
too quickly.
NOTE:
Pay attention to the width of the work
piece. If the width on “a” is more than 250mm
(see FIGURE 9) and the width on “b” is more than
550mm (see FIGURE 10), please assemble the
extension table to support the work piece.
FIGURE 9
FIGURE 10
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