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Set
the
depth
of
grinding
with
the
stop
with
the
depth
of
grind
set
screw
(K,
Fig.
10)
on
the
tool
arm.
Secure
the
screw
with
a
stopper.
Then
rotate
set
screw
of
guide
position
(E,
Fig.
8)
until
guide
flap
valve
(D)
shift
the
blade
of
the
tooth
towards
the
wheel.
Be
very
careful
at
work.
Damage
to
the
wheel
may
occur.
When
the
blade
touches
the
grinding
wheel,
lift
the
arm
and
slightly
adjust
the
chain
to
the
right
by
the
adjusting
screw
(E).
Secure
the
adjusting
screw
with
a
stopper.
Pull
the
chain
against
the
direction
of
the
teeth
so
that
the
guide
flap
valve
rests
firmly
against
the
tooth
(see
Fig.
8)
and
tighten
the
clamp.
The
chain
must
be
firmly
fastened!
Grinding
Wear
protective
gloves,
eye
and
ear
protection!
Contact
with
the
grinding
wheel
when
rotating
at
high
speed
may
cause
injury.
After
adjusting
the
grinder
turno
on
the
device.
Push
the
arm
down
to
the
teeth.
First
grinded
teeth
check
properly.
If
it´s
necessary
modify
guide
set
position.
Mark
the
first
grinded
tooth
so
that
you
know
it
is
already
sharpened.
Do
not
scratch
your
teeth
more
than
necessary.
This
ensures
long
chain
life.
After
grinding
the
tooth,
slide
the
chain
to
the
next
tooth.
Do
not
forget
to
distinguish
left
and
right
teeth.
Ensure
that
the
grinding
wheel
touches
only
the
part
of
the
chain
to
be
sharpened
when
grinding
the
chain.
It
could
easily
damage
the
chain.
When
the
last
left
/
right
tooth
is
sharpened,
rotate
the
swivel
plate
to
oposite
position
at
the
same
angle
and
sharpen
the
right
/
left
teeth
in
the
same
way.
Pull
the
chain
against
the
direction
of
the
teeth
so
that
the
guide
flap
valve
firmly
hold
the
tooth
(see
fig.
above)
and
tighten
the
clamping
lever.
The
chain
must
be
firmly
fastened!
Note:
When
using
a
tilt,
be
sure
to
turn
the
tilting
tilt
when
turning
it
to
the
opposite
position.
Note:
After
sharpening
the
chain,
check
with
a
suitable
flat
file
to
adjust
the
depth
gauge
setiing.
Use
the
template
and
value
in
the
Table
of
chains
and
required
grinding
angles.
