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Adjustments (continued)
Disconnect plug from power source before performing any assembly,
adjustment or repair to avoid possible injury.
Checking Right 45°
Bevel Stop
1.Lower head assembly and engage head assembly lock pin.
2.Slide head assembly completely to the back and tighten the rail lock knob.
3.Rotate table to the 0° miter position.
4.Pull up bevel lock lever to unlock bevel.
5.Move bevel range selector knob to
6.Tilt the saw to the right until you feel the stop in the 45° right position. This is where the saw is cur- rently set for the 45° right bevel cut.
7.Use a combination square to check blade at the 45° stop. Place the combination square head on the table and press it’s 45° surface against the blade. If the blade does not contact the full length of the square, (figure 1), follow the calibrating pro- cedure.
Calibrating Right 45°
Bevel Stop
1.Lift bevel lock lever to release bevel lock.
2.Tilt saw to 45° right bevel position.
3.Position combination square with 45° surface against blade. (Figure 1)
4.Insert 3 mm “L” wrench into hole in vertical support frame. (Figure 2)
5.Rotate “L” wrench while viewing blade against combination square until it matches 45° surface.
6.Adjust bevel pointer to 45° line on bevel scale.
Combination
Square
Figure 1. Right 45° Bevel Stop
3mm
“L”
Wrench
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Adjusting Access Hole
Bevel
Pointer
Figure 2. Right 45° Bevel Adjustment
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