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Operating instructions (continued)
Using a square or ruler (not included), place the square against the Miter Gauge slot and adjust
the flat edge of the square until it touches the marked tooth.
Rotate the Blade and check the same marked tooth at the rear of the Table Saw.
If the front and rear measurements are not identical, have a qualified service technician repair
the Table Saw.
Installing/Replacing saw blade
WARNING!
Make sure to unplug Table Saw before making any installing or replacing Blade.
WARNING!
Use only a 10” diameter saw blade rated at 4800 RPM and with a 5/8” arbor hole.
1.
Remove the Blade Guard, raise the Saw Blade to its maximum height and remove the Table
Insert.
2.
Use the Wrench (145) to keep the Saw arbor from rotating while using the Pin Wrench (147)
to remove the Arbor Nut. Turn the nut counterclockwise to remove. Then remove the Outer
Flange (97) and the Blade.
3.
Place a new 10” Blade onto the Arbor Shaft (94), making sure the teeth point DOWN at the
front of the Table Saw.
WARNING!
The teeth MUST point down toward the front of the Table Saw for proper
operation. See Figure 2 below. Incorrect blade installation can damage the Saw Blade, Table
Saw and/or workpiece.
4.
Place the Outer Flange onto the Arbor Shaft. Be sure the hollow side of the Flange is
against the Blade and that all pieces are sung against the arbor housing.
5.
Thread the Arbor Nut back onto the Arbor. Tighten with the Wrench (145), turning the nut
clockwise and holding the Arbor steady with the Pin Wrench.
6.
Rotate the Blade to make sure it turns freely. Then lower the Blade.
7.
Replace the Table Insert and retighten the Table Insert screw.
WARNING!
Do not overtighten the Arbor Nut. Doing so can cause the Table to bow or bend,
leading to serious injury.