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4. Installation and transport
ACAUTION
Do not carry the machine by the handle; the handle is not designed to bear the weight of the entire machine. When carrying the machine, hold it on both sides of the base.
Installation
1.The machine is heavy. Carefully lift it out of its shipping carton with the help of another person.
(The manufacturer recommends that you keep the shipping carton and all packing materials in case the machine needs to be shipped for service or repair. If you discard the packing materials, do so in observ- ance of and in compliance with all environmental laws, rules and regu- lations regarding disposal and recy- cling that apply at your site.)
3 Note:
Do not install rubber feet if the machine is going to be mounted on the optional machine stand. The machine stand is not included in standard deliv- ery, but can be purchased separately. For more information, see chapter 11.
2.Turn the machine over to install the rubber feet:
The feet must be accessible from all directions.
Before proceeding, be sure that the machine is standing firmly in place even while tipped over.
3.Fit the nut (36) into the hole on the bottom of the rubber foot.
4.Insert the Allen head screw (33) into the machine’s foot from the top. Fit the washer (34) on the screw (33) and attach the rubber foot (35) with the previously inserted nut (36) to the screw (33) by hand and start to tighten.
5.To do so hold the screw (33) with the 6mm Allen wrench.
6. Hand tighten only!
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7.Place the machine on a flat and sturdy surface, large enough to allow for all necessary movements and adjustments.
All four feet must firmly rest on the base.
The ideal height for the base is 32 inches.
The machine must remain stable, in particular when cutting work pieces which could cause it to tip.
8.Push the sawhead assembly slightly down and pull the transport locking pin (37) out.
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Transport
1.The transport locking pin (37) must be inserted for transport.
2.Depending on what kinds of cuts were made previosuly, it may be necessary to adjust the limit screw (38) for the adjustment of the cutting depth. This allows the saw head to be fully lowered, after which the transport locking pin (37) can then be inserted.
5.Special Product Features
96q cutting angle range for bevel cuts (48q left through 48q right) with five preset stops.
110q cutting angle range for miter cuts (50q left through 60q right) with ten preset stops.
Soft start.
Cutting depth adjustment for making grooves with integrated limit screw.
Easy mobility due to lightweight con- struction.
Precise and sturdy
TCT saw blade.
Easy saw blade change. The saw blade can be held with the saw blade lock. No disassembly of the protective devices required.
Maximum cutting depth 3 3/16".
Maximum cutting width 11 1/4".
Ergonomic and easy for both left- handed and
Installation of auxiliary fence possi- ble.
6. Machine Details
3Note:In this chapter the essential oper- ating elements of the machine are intro- duced.
The proper use of the machine is described in chapter 8, "Operation". Read this chapter in its entirety before using the saw for the first time.
ON/OFF switch
xTo turn the motor on, press and hold the ON/OFF switch (39) in the han- dle. To stop the motor, release the ON/OFF switch.
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