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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS….cont
Fitting the locking bolt to the door:
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Screw 1 x M6 nut approximately half way up the M6 x 20 Allen bolt.
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Fit it into the hole on the right hand edge of the door, ensuring that the head of
the bolt faces outward.
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Turn a second M6 nut onto the bolt to hold it in place.
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Fully secure by tightening the nuts against each other.
Fitting the door:
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Line up the female section of the hinges (on the door) with the male section (on
the left hand panel), ensuring that the bushes are fitted between.
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Allow the door to fully slide down on to the hinges, gravity will keep it in place.
Caution:
Due to the weight of the main saw and other factors, this opera-
tion would ideally be carried out by at least 2 persons to reduce the risk of
personal injury and / or damage to the machine.
Bush
Fitting the saw onto the cabinet stand:
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Sit the saw on top of the cabinet stand, ensuring that the 4 holes on the corners
of the saw and stand line up.
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Fit 4 x M8 x 50 bolts through the holes and secure with 4 x 8 mm nuts and
washers.
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Fully tighten the nuts / bolts.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS….cont
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With the power supply still disconnected rotate the blade wheel by hand ensur-
ing that the blade does not catch on the guides, re-set as necessary.
Note:
When using narrow blades, the rear blade support bearings need to
be in contact with the blade.
Lower guide:
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Loosen (don’t remove) the bearing support screw (B).
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Slide the bearing left / right until it is in the correct position.
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Re-tighten the bearing support screws.
Note:
The red bearing cover has been removed for photographic pur-
poses, it does not need to be removed to adjust the bearing.
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Loosen the locking grub screw.
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Turn the rear bearing adjustment knob until the rear bearing is in position.
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Tighten the grub screw to secure the bearing in-place.
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rotate the blade wheel by hand ensuring that the blade does not catch on the
guides, re-set as necessary.
Grub screw
Rear bearing adjustment knob