Shindaiwa 68006-94310 manual Wet or Dry Operation, Adjusting Wheel Guard Angle

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Operation

WARNING!

 Never permit bystanders or animals near the unit when starting or operating the unit.

 Be aware of kickback! Kickback may force the cut-off wheel up and back toward the operator lightning-fast. Kick- back can occur whenever the upper half of the cut-off wheel touches an object. Never cut an object using the upper- half of the cut-off wheel.

 When operating, always wear

snug-fitting clothing, safety gloves, safety non-skid foot- wear, hearing protection, a dust-proof mask, a helmet and goggles.

WARNING!

When using the cut-off saw, the wheel guard must be securely in position as a protection against a broken wheel. If the wheel guard is not in place, a broken wheel could project fragments at high speed and strike you or others, possibly resulting in serious injury.

Wet or Dry Operation

This unit is designed to be operated for either dry or wet cutting. A water dust-suppression kit is available for this unit but is not supplied in the unit packaging. Please refer to the assembly and operating instructions supplied with the water dust-suppres- sion kit.

Adjusting Wheel Guard Angle

Adjust the position of the wheel guard so that fragments will not fly toward you if the wheel fractures. To reposi- tion the wheel guard, loosen the lock knob (counterclockwise). When the wheel guard is positioned correctly, securely tighten the lock knob.

See Figure 14.

Wheel Guard

Wheel

Wheel Guard

Guard

Locked

Free

 

 

 

 

Lock

 

 

Knob

EC7500.27

 

 

Figure 14

 

 

Cutting

 

 

This unit performs most efficiently when cutting between 8,500 and 9,500 min-1(rpm). While running the engine at full throttle, apply slight pressure to the cut-off wheel against an object so that engine speed stays at 8,500–9,500 min-1(rpm). Too much pressure to the wheel will lower wheel speed, reducing cutting efficiency considerably.

1.Make sure you have a clear work area and secure footing.

2.Position the cut-off wheel vertically to an object. Start cutting at a low speed and then gradually accelerate the speed.

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Contents Engine Cutoff SAW Contents Labels and SymbolsSafety Precautions Before OperationFueling the Unit Starting The EngineKickback OperationStopping The Engine Operation Inspection and MaintenanceTransport and Storage Safety and Operation Information Labels EC7500EC7600Unit Description Power Transmission Technical SpecificationsMounting the Cut-off Wheel AssemblyPrior to Assembly Filling the Fuel Tank Examples of 501 mixing quantitiesStarting the Engine When the Engine is Cold If the engine still does not start Starting a Warm EngineIf the Engine Doesn’t Start OffWet or Dry Operation Adjusting Wheel Guard AngleOperation Reversing cutting head for flush cutting operations Inspection and Maintenance Reversing cutting head for flush cutting operationscontCleaning the Air Cleaner Adjusting the Carburetor Adjusting Idle SpeedAdjusting Belt Tension Spark Plug MaintenanceCleaning Cylinder Fins High and Low Speed NeedleReplacing the Drive Belt Checking the Cut-off WheelReplacing the Cut-off Wheel Checking the Fuel Filter Sharpening a Diamond Cut-off WheelLubricating the Clutch Bearing Long Term Storage Troubleshooting ProblemDeclaration Conformity Declaration of ConformityPage Page Shindaiwa Inc