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TM

Instruction Manual

MADE IN AUSTRALIA

REV-130607

Double Insulation used throughout,

no provision for earthing.

AS160

Brick + Mortar Saw

www.arbor tech.com.au

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Содержание AS160

Страница 1: ...TM Instruction Manual MADE IN AUSTRALIA REV 130607 Double Insulation used throughout no provision for earthing AS160 Brick Mortar Saw www arbortech com au ...

Страница 2: ... 6 4 1 Tool Description 6 4 2 Blade Description 6 5 ASSEMBLY 7 8 6 OPERATION 6 1 Setup 9 6 2 Operation 10 11 7 MAINTENANCE 7 1 Motor 12 7 2 Brushes 12 7 3 V Belt and Pulleys 13 7 4 Blade Mount Bolts and Threads 13 7 5 Top Handle and Rubber Bushes 14 7 6 Tooth Sharpness 14 15 8 ACCESSORIES 8 1 Dust Extraction 16 8 2 Wood Blade and Wood Jaw 16 17 9 SPECIFICATIONS 17 10 MATERIALS GUIDE 18 11 TROUBLES...

Страница 3: ... similar items into walls cutting holes in walls or other surfaces finishing corner cuts in walls cutting in dirty wood cutting wood in the ground tree root removal pruning trees The tool can be fitted with a range of blades to best suit different applications IMPORTANT INCORRECT USE OF THE AS160 MAY LEAD TO PREMATURE WEAR AND OR DAMAGE PLEASE READ THESE USER INSTRUCTIONS FULLY BEFORE USE TO ENSUR...

Страница 4: ...mmon sense when operating a power tool Do not use a power tool while you are tired or under the influence of drugs alcohol or medication A moment of inattention while operating power tools may result in serious personal injury b Use safety equipment Always wear eye protection Safety equipment such as dust mask non skid safety shoes hard hat or hearing protection used for appropriate conditions wil...

Страница 5: ...the hands of untrained users e Maintain power tools Check for misalignment or binding of moving parts breakage of parts and any other condition that may affect the power tools operation If damaged have the power tool repaired before use Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained power tools f Keep cutting tools sharp and clean Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp cutting edges are less...

Страница 6: ... cut 9 Allow for resting periods to ease the effect of the vibration of the tool Use work gloves to minimise vibration effect on the body 10 Ensure the dust extraction equipment is connected and properly used 11 Keep handles dry clean and free from oil and grease 12 If the guard or other part appears to be damaged it should be carefully checked to determine that it will operate properly and perfor...

Страница 7: ... in a variety of cutting orientations The rubber bushes on the top handle can be replaced if they become worn or damaged 4 2 BLADE DESCRIPTION General Purpose blades use Tungsten Carbide teeth and are suited for working general masonry and in the ground cutting Refer to materials guide General Purpose blades are designed to cut to a depth of 115mm 4 1 2 Mortar Plunge blades use Tungsten Carbide te...

Страница 8: ...TM TM ALLSAW 160 ...

Страница 9: ...AND HOUSING 1 20 RIGHT HAND HOUSING 1 21 L HAND GENERAL PURPOSE CUT BLADE 1 22 R HAND GENERAL PURPOSE CUT BLADE 1 23 ELECTRIC MOTOR 1 24 ROUND LOGO STICKER 1 25 CORD PROTECTOR 1 26 ELECTRICAL CORD 1 27 ELECTRICAL PLUG regional 1 28 ELECTRICAL STICKER 1 29 SIDE LOGO STICKER 2 30 DUST EXTRACTION FUNNEL 1 32 DUST EXTRACTION FITTING 1 33 HEX SOCKET BOLT M5 X 25 1 8 AS160 Indicates user replaceable par...

Страница 10: ...with new blades Use only the bolts supplied with the tool Tighten the blade mounting screws to the Specifications in section 9 If using the special Ian key tighten the blade mounting screws until the torque indicator coil deflects sufficiently so that the sides meet Using the Ian Key in this manner will tighten the bolts to the required 16nm CAUTION Do not operate the tool if the blades are loose ...

Страница 11: ...ing edge to the work keeping in mind that the direction of cut is towards the rear of the blades While cutting move the tool and blade in a slow sawing motion which improves the cut rate reduces concentrated heat build up and evens the wear on the blades See fig 8 9 AL LS AW 16 0 ALLSAW 160 AL LS AW 16 0 AL LS AW 16 0 Correct Tool Hold ALLSAW 160 Fig 5 CAUTION DO NOT OVERLOAD THE MOTOR 3 CAUTION D...

Страница 12: ... forward or rear end of the blades to hammer onto hard surfaces shown in figs 10 11 13 as this will damage the blades and tool If unintentional hammering occurs stop the tool or withdraw it from the cut immediately When using any of the blade types avoid hammering of the ends of the blades into the ends of the cut by using a slow rocking and sweeping motion For best performance try to ensure that ...

Страница 13: ...anty item The motor power cord strain relief and plug should be regularly checked to ensure it is not chafed cut or otherwise damaged These components should only be repaired or replaced by a qualified person The motor cooling vents on the rear cover should be frequently inspected and cleared of obstructions which would reduce cooling flow Use air pressure to clean the vents effectively 7 2 Brushe...

Страница 14: ...ly Slide the tension idler outward to increase the tension to the value noted in the General Specifications in Section 3 and re tighten If belt replacement is required loosen the tensioner idler replace the belt and re tension the idler as specified Fig 15 7 4 Blade Mount Bolts and Threads The blade cap screws should be regularly checked for correct torque 16Nm 11 5 ft lb Whenever blades are chang...

Страница 15: ...s noting that the tungsten carbide tipped blades require a diamond tool for sharpening The teeth are designed with a slight side clearance Do not use blades once the side clearance has worn away Using blades with worn side clearance will cause excessive heat build up and may overload the motor belt Occasionally if very hard materials are cut or the teeth impact a hard surface at an odd angle teeth...

Страница 16: ...teeth sharpening instructions Use a fine 80 grit grinding wheel and avoid overheating teeth as this causes a loss of hardness of the steel Sharpen to profiles shown below END VIEW OF TEETH TYP LEFT BLADE SHOWN ONLY TYP AS160 15 ...

Страница 17: ... dust extraction funnel when cutting masonry materials will cause excessive wear of electrical components Damage caused by dust will lead to premature failure of the motor which will affect the warranty Dust Extraction Boot Clamp Bolt Fitting Instructions To use the Wood Jaw accessory first remove the general purpose blades Next remove the Dust Extraction Boot and clamp by removing the M5 x 25 bol...

Страница 18: ... SLIPPING WILL WEAR THE BELT PREMATURELY 9 SPECIFICATIONS ITEM SPECIFICATION Cutting depth width 120mm 4 3 4 6 5mm 1 4 depending on blade material Weight with cutting blades 4 3kg 9 5lb Dimensions without blades 415 mm 16 11 32 L 75 mm 3 W 210 mm 8 1 4 H Noise level 96dB max at 1 0 m 3 3 Vibration level 6 9m s 2 No load speed n0 6 500rpm Rated operating time 4min Rated resting time 1min Electrical...

Страница 19: ...URFACE BUT CUTS WELL THEREIN G P B P B ASPHALT BITUMEN 8 18mm AGG NOT RECOMMENDED G P B P B CONCRETE FOAMED CONCRETE CUTS EXTREMELY FAST G P B P B FRESH CONCRETE GREEN MINUS AGG CANNOT BE TOO SOFT OR TOO HARD WHEN SETTING G P B P B SANDY CONCRETE MINUS AGG 7mm CAN CUT WELL TOO SOFT AND CRUMBLES TOO HARD WON T CUT G P B P B SOLID CONCRETE WILL NOT CUT NA ROCK SANDSTONE SOFT CAN CUT WELL TOO SOFT AN...

Страница 20: ...oughness The power pulley should rotate easily and smoothly The driven pulley should rotate smoothly but will have a springy feel wanting to stay in either of 2 positions Verify that the motor housing is secure with the tool If loose refer to authorised service centre immediately 2 Noisy operation or Blades loose tighten blade mount bolts unusual vibration Blade failure replace blade set Leaf spri...

Страница 21: ... down on teeth on hard surfaces or loose in tool box Worn blades will start to become hot in certain areas causing teeth to de bond replace blades Material too hard 10 Loose top handle Worn or damaged rubber bushes replace 11 Sticking switch Blow out with compressed air If problem persists contact authorised service centre switch not turning off 12 Blades blueing Worn teeth replace blades Excessiv...

Страница 22: ...or Check out our website www arbortech com au to locate a dealer or service agent in your area or Contact us directly ARBORTECH PTY LTD 67 WESTCHESTER ROAD MALAGA PERTH WESTERN AUSTRALIA 6090 T 61 8 9249 1944 F 61 8 9249 2936 US Fax 866 515 8104 US Website www arbortechusa com E arbortech arbortech com au TM AS160 21 ...

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