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Switching On and Off (Pic.1)
Switching On:
(1a) keeping it pressed.
Push the safety switch (1b) forward with one finger and then press the On/Off switch
Switching Off:
Let go of the On/Off switch (1a).
Using the Laser (Pic.7)
Using the laser beam-guide makes sawing in a straight line much easier.
a)
Either along a drawn line
b)
Or by aligning the beam to a marked point
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To switch the laser (9) on, press the Laser On/Off switch (12)
•
To switch the laser (9) off, press the Laser On/Off switch (12) again
The electric power tool is equipped with an overload protection. The overload
indicator (17) displays the operating condition of the electric power tool.
load – reduce the forward feed speed.
Overload indicator (17) flashing: The electric power tool is approachin the limiting
Overload indicator (17) continually lit: The electric power tool is overloaded or
jammed - the electric power tool cuts out. In this event, switch the electric
power tool off and allow it to cool down before using it again.
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CAUTION:
Laser radiation-Do not stare into beam.
verload Protection (Figure 1)
Use
WARNING! Always begin by making a test cut in a left-over piece.
1.
Firmly clamp small wooden pieces before commencing work. Never hold them in
your hand.
2.
Fully observe the safety regulations! Wear safety glasses!
3.
Adjust the cutting depth and rotation speed.
4.
Pick up the electric power tool and make sure that none of the ventilation
openings are covered.
5.
Switch on the electric power tool and wait for several seconds until the tool insert
has attained its full rotation speed.
6.
The waste piece should be on the right or left side of the electric power tool, so
that the wide part of the supporting table rests on its entire surface.
7.
8.
Press the release button(14) and slowly push the tool insert (19) into the
workpiece or, if necessary, plunge it.
9.
Push the electric power tool forwards through the workpiece. Never move it
backwards!
10. Apply only a gentle force to the electric power tool when working.
11. If sawing along a marked line, lead the electric power tool along the appropriate
groove.
If the overload indicator (17) flashes, reduce
your
speed.
12.
