Hitachi CD 14F instruction manual Cutting Operation, Overload protective device for motor Fig

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6. Cutting Operation

(1)After turning on the trigger switch and checking that the saw blade is rotating at full speed, slowly push down the handle while holding down the lever and bring the equipment in the vicinity of the workpiece.

(2)When the saw blade contacts the workpiece, push the handle down gradually to produce cutting.

(3)When the cutting (or desired cutting-in) has been completed, raise the handle up to the retract position.

(4)Turn off the trigger switch after each cutting operation is completed, and allow the saw blade to come to a complete stop before preparing for the next operation.

CAUTION:

Be sure to wear protective goggles-while cutting.

Slowly bring the saw blade into contact with the workpiece. Do not move the blade suddenly.

Increased pressure on the handle does not necessary mean cutting. On the contrary, too much force may result in overload of the motor and/or decreased cutting efficiency.

While cutting, the top will wear down slightly, but this will not adversely affect cutting ability. Continue to use as is. However, when cracks appear on the metallic block immediately stop using the saw blade.

When the saw blade ceases to work during cutting, immediately turn off the trigger switch and remove the saw blade from workpiece.

Afterwards, check for problems by no load test operation without any workpiece.

When the material that is to be cut off and discarded is thin or narrow, if after cutting the handle is lifted while the saw blade continues to rotate, this scrap may fly out when it comes into contact with the rotating saw blade and cause injury. Return the handle to its original position after the saw blade has completely stopped moving.

Ensure the trigger switch is turned OFF and the plug is removed from the power outlet when work has been completed.

Never attempt to cut workpiece less than 0.88” thick except pipe or workpieces which cannot be secured firmly with the vise. The piece cut off may be caught by the blade, causing dangerous scattering of chips and/or damage to the carbide chips. Possible serious injury may result.

Too little pressure on the handle may result in more sparks and premature blade wear.

If the blade stops during operation, makes an odd noise or begins to vibrate, switch off the tool immediately. Replace cracked or damaged blade with a new one.

WARNING: Do not touch the material around the region where it has been cut with unprotected hands. It is very hot.

It is dangerous to remote or install the workpiece while the saw blade is turning.

7.Overload protective device for motor (Fig. 16)

 

When the motor becomes overload, the overlaod protective device

Brush Cap

cuts of fthe current to stop the motor.

 

In this case, push the overload switch (after few minute later).

Overload

Switch

FIg. 16

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Contents Advertencia AvertissementContents Important Safety Information Meanings of Signal WordsImportant Safety Instructions for Using ALL Power Tools Specific Safety Rules for Use of this Power Tool English DON’Ts Replacement Parts Name of Parts Operation and MaintenanceCD14F SpecificationsGrounding Instructions InstallationApplications Preparation Before OperationExtension Cord Before UsingMake sure the power source is appropriate for the tool Check the safety cover for proper operationPractical Applications Cutting at angles Procedure for fixing the cutting workpieceMoving the stationary vise-jaw Fig How to adjust 0 positon FigOverload protective device for motor Fig Cutting OperationDismounting the saw blade -a and -b How to use the dust box FigHow to use the stopper Fig SAW Blade Dismounting and MountingInspecting the carbon brushes and Fig Maintenance and InspectionMounting the saw blade Inspecting the saw bladeService and Repairs Informations Importantes DE Sécurité Signification DES Mots D’AVERTISSEMENTConsignes DE Sécurité Relatives AUX Outils Électriques Consignes de sécurité spéciales pour cet outil électrique Français Français Pieces DE Rechange NOM DES Pièces Utiisation ET EntrettienSpécifications Instructions de mise à la terre Préparation Avant L’UTILISATIONAvant L’UTILISATION Applications Pratiques Coupe à angle et Procédure de fixation de la pièce etRéglage de la position 0 Fig Déplacement de la mâchoire d’étau fixe FigDispositif de protection contre les surcharges du moteur Fig Opération de coupeRetrait de la lame -a et -b Retrait ET Installation DE LA LameUtilisation du collecteur de poussières Fig Utilisation de la butée FigInspecter les balais carbone et Fig Entretien ET InspectionFixation de la lame Inspection de la lameService APRÈS-VENTE ET Réparations Iinformación Importante Sobre Seguridad Significado DE LAS Palabras DE SeñalizaciónNormas DE Seguridad Para LAS Herramientas Eléctricas Español Español Español Piezas DE Reemplazo Nomenclatura DE Partes Operación Y MantenimientoEspecificaciones Instrucciones de conexión a tierra AplicacionesPreparativos Previos a LA Operación InstalaciónCerciórese de que el interruptor de disparo esté en OFF Antes DE LA UtilizaciónCordón prolongador Extraiga la cadenaAplicaciones Prácticas Corte angular Figs y Cómo ajustar a la posición 0 Cómo mover la mordaza fijaDispositivo de protección contra la sobrecarga del motor Operación de corteDesmontaje de la hoja de sierra -a y -b Desmontaje Y Montaje DE LA Hoja DE SierraCómo utilizar el colector de polvo Cómo utilizar el topeInspeccion las de escobillas Figs y Mantenimiento E InspecciónMontaje de la hoja de sierra Inspección de la hoja de sierraServicio Y Reparaciones Page Page Page Page Page Hitachi Koki Canada Co