Scheppach 4901801000, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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parts of your body away from the sawing area
of the exposed saw blade. Any contact between
parts of your body and the rotating saw blade will
result in very serious injuries.
SAWING
Always use the saw as set out in these instruc-
tions.
Always support the workpiece near the cut (for
example using a saw stool or the like).
Always secure the workpiece so that the cut is on
your side.
Always secure the workpiece in a suitable device.
The workpiece must not be able to move whilst it
is being sawn.
Draw the line of the cut in pen on the workpiece
before you start the cut.
Position the front of the saw blades on the
actively supported part of the workpiece.
Never position the saw on the part of the work-
piece which will fall after the cut has been com-
pleted.
Always keep the cable away from the sawing area.
Route the cable so that it cannot become caught
up on the workpiece.
Maintain concentration at all times when using
the saw and keep it under control. This will make
the sawing work easier and above all safer.
If you lose your concentration whilst using the
saw and thus lose control of the saw, it may cause
accidents and serious injuries.
In the event that the cable becomes caught on
the workpiece whilst you are sawing, release the
ON/OFF switch immediately. Immediately pull the
plug out of the socket, check the cable for signs of
damage and then route it so that it can no longer
become caught on the workpiece.
In the event that the cable has been damaged,
the saw must be withdrawn from use straight
away. A damaged cable may result in serious
injuries or even death. Before you use the saw
again have the cable replaced by an authorised
workshop.
Push the ON/OFF switch forwards to switch on
the saw. Release the ON/OFF switch again to
switch off the saw.
After you have switched on the saw, wait until the
saw blades have reached their top speed before
you place them on the workpiece.
If the saw blades are brought into contact with
the workpiece before they have reached their top
speed, this can result in recoil and serious injuries.
Guide the saw calmly and with uniform pressure
through the workpiece as you are using it. If you
exert excessive pressure it will result in irregular
cutting results and will also reduce the service
life of the saw blades and saw. It may also cause
recoil.
When you are sawing through a workpiece, the
pivot safety hood does not cover the saw blade
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therefore keep your hands, fingers and all other
parts of your body away from the sawing area
of the exposed saw blade. Any contact between
parts of your body and the rotating saw blade will
result in very serious injuries.
When you have sawn through the workpiece and
you then raise the saw off the workpiece, the saw
blades will be exposed until the pivot safety hood
closes. Ensure that the safety hood is completely
closed before you put down the saw.
When cutting metals such as aluminium, copper,
stainless steel or cast iron, always use the integral
lubrication device since these material tend to
adhere to the saw blades.
When sawing these materials, pay very close
attention to ensuring that the direction of the saw
is always parallel to the saw blade since otherwise
the saw blade will become so hot that it could
burn or the damage the saw teeth.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CROSS CUTTING
B10 Flat bar iron
Position the saw blade perpendicular to the
cutting surface.
B11 Corner pieces
Guide the saw blade at a diagonal through
the cutting surface.
B12 Rectangular tubing
Guide the saw blade from corner to corner.
B13 U-shaped sections
Guide the saw blade from corner to corner.
B14 Aluminium, copper, stainless steel, cast iron
The lubrication device must always be used
for cutting these materials.
B15 Shaped platE
Plate must always rest on three supports one
of which must be next to the cut.