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Before starting
Description of Machine Components
1. D - Handle
2. ON/OFF switch
3. Carry handle
4. Carbon brush cover
5. Interlock
6. Cutting depth screw
7. Cutting depth nut
8. Angle guide
9. Vice
10. Base plate
Please note that the tool must be placed in a stable position on a workbench or on bolted to a solid sub-frame. Before starting the machine, check that all covers
and safety equipment are correctly fitted. Ensure that the cutting disc moves easily. Before you switch on the tool, ensure that all the moving parts move easily and
that the cutting disc is installed correctly. Before connecting the tool to the power supply, ensure that the data on the rating plate are identical to the mains data.
11. Vice crank
12. Quick clamping lever
13. Cutting disc
14. Movable guard
Important. Disconnect the machine from the mains supply before starting any setting, assembly and servicing work.
Transport brace / carry-handle ( See Fig. I and Fig. II)
-Push down the saw head by the handle (1) and pull out the interlock (5). (Fig.I)
-Slowly raise the saw head.
Important! The resetting spring lifts the saw head automatically. Therefore, do not simply let go of the handle after cutting, but allow the saw head to rise
slowly by applying slight counter-pressure.
-Whenever you want to transport the machine you should use the interlock (5) to anchor the saw head again in its lower position.(Fig.II)
-The saw is equipped with a carry-handle (3) to make it easier to transport.
Adjusting the stop screw (See. Fig. III)
The downward movement of the cutting disc can be adjusted with the cutting depth screw (6). This is necessary to compensate wheel wear – as the cutting
disc becomes smaller in diameter it would no longer be able to cut right through the workpiece.
- Release the cutting depth nut (7).
- Turn the cutting depth screw (6) in or out as required.
- Lower the saw head to check whether the cutting disc reaches the clamping face of the vise.
- Re tighten the cutting depth nut (7).
Set the vice (See Fig. IV)
The mounting for the vice (9) can be enlarged by adjusting the angle guide (8).
- Unscrew the two screws on the angle guide (8).
-Adjust the angle guide (8) to the rear and secure it using the holes provided for it.
- Ensure that the screw connections are tight again.
C lamp the workpiece in the vice. (See Fig. V)
Your workpiece must be secured very carefully in the vice (6) before you start the cutting process.
-Move the quick clamping lever (12) to the left. This lever enables you to adjust the spindle (9) infinitely, in other words to turn it, pull it out or push it in.
-Place your workpiece between the two clamping areas (8, 9).
-Move the spindle right up against the workpiece.
-Now move the quick clamping lever (12) to the right.
-Now turn the rotate handle until the workpiece is securely fixed in the vice.
Completing mitre cuts (See Fig VII, Fig. VIII and Fig. IX)
The vice can be adjusted so that you can complete mitre cuts at angles of 45o - 0o - 45o.
-Undo the two screws on the rear clamping area.
-Adjust the clamping area to the angle you require.
-Tighten the two screws again.
The front clamping area will automatically adjust to the angle you have set.
Change the cutting disc (See Fig. X)
-Move the saw head to its highest position.
-Move the front saw guard upwards. The entire cutting disc cover will open.
-Move the flange cover down.
-Push the shaft lock to the right.
-Turn the cutting disc (13) until the shaft lock engages.
-Unscrew the shaft screw by turning it anti-clock wise with a suitable socket wrench.
-Remove the shaft screw, external flange and the washer.
-Pull the worn cutting disc out forwards.
-Before you fit the new cutting disc, carefully clean the external flange, the washer and the shaft screw.
-Fit the new cutting disc. Note the direction of rotation as you do so.
-Refit the washer and then the external flange.
-Screw in the shaft screw again.
Assembly
15. Spindle lock