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On/off switch
a. Connect the plug to the power supply, the power light is on until the plug is
removed from the socket.
b. Switch the unit on or off by pressing or releasing the switch.
c. For continuous use, simply press the lock button on the left-hand side of the
handle.
Cutting methods
Adjusting parallel cuts
a. Loosen the locking knob of the edge guide.
b. Slide the edge guide through the slots in the shoe to the desired width.
c. Tighten the locking knob to secure it in position.
d. Make sure that the edge guide rests against the wood for its entire length to
achieve a consistent parallel cut.
Depth adjustment (See Fig.3)
a. Pull the plug of your circular saw out of the mains
socket.
b. Loosen the depth guide clamp lever on the back of the
saw.
c. Hold the base plate against the edge of the workpiece
and lift the body of the saw until the saw blade is at
the correct depth determined by the depth gauge
(align the scale line).
d. Secure the base plate by tightening the lever.
ATTENTION:
Always maintain the correct cutting depth setting. The cutting depth
for all cuts should be no more than 1/4
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below the material to be cut.
Excessive
cutting depth increases the risk of kickback.
Angle adjustment (See Fig.4)
a. Loosen the tilted scale bracket for angle adjustment.
b. Push down the base plate and adjust to the desired angle
between 0° and 45
c. Tighten the bevel scale bracket.
Replacing the carbon brushes
For safety reasons, the machine shuts down automatically if the carbon brushes
are so worn that they no longer make contact with the motor. In this case, the
carbon brushes must be replaced with a pair of similar carbon brushes available
from the after-sales service or a qualified professional. Using a screwdriver,
loosen the carbon brush cover counter clockwise, open the cover and remove the
carbon brushes. If they are 6 mm or less, they must both be replaced. Fit new
carbon brushes and replace the brush housing.
