Shoe Replacement

 

 

WARNING: Before attempting any of the following operations, make sure that the

tool is switched off and unplugged.

 

Check to make sure shoe is in the 0 degree bevel position.

 

• Remove non-marring cover from shoe by grasping the

 

 

sleeve from the bottom at the two rear tabs and pulling

J

 

down and away from the shoe (figure J).

• Turn saw upside down and remove the four (T10) screws

 

 

which attach the stamped shoe. Set screws aside.

 

• Remove the (3mm Allen) clamping screw and washer

 

 

from the clamp plate (figure K).

 

• Remove (4mm Allen) left hand thread large bolt (turn clockwise).

 

• Remove clamping plate.

 

• Remove old shoe from unit.

 

Remove plastic detent insert from old shoe and set aside

 

(figure L). Discard old shoe.

 

Attach plastic detent insert to new shoe, matching the keyway in the detent with the

keyway on the shoe (figure M).

 

With the unit upside down, attach new shoe to unit such that the lock keyway is

engaged into the lock post from housing (figure N).

 

Replace clamping plate.

 

Assemble large bolt and tighten by turning counterclockwise (left hand thread). Be

 

sure that the bevel lever is in the locked position (tight against the housing as shown

 

in figure O.

 

• Assemble clamping screw and washer.

 

• Assemble stamped shoe with recesses facing down,

 

Secure four screws into replacement shoe making sure screws are fully seated.

Attach non-marring cover by placing the front of the shoe into the cover and lowering

 

the jig saw as shown in figure P. Cover will snap into place.

 

K

LH thread bolt

L

plastic detent

M

 

 

keyway

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

clamping plate clamping screw

 

 

 

N

lock post

O

allen wrench

P

 

 

 

 

 

 

keyway

 

 

 

 

 

 

bevel lever

 

Problem

Troubleshooting

Possible Cause

Possible Solution

• Unit will not start.

• Cord not plugged in.

• Plug tool into a working outlet.

 

• Circuit fuse is blown.

• Replace circuit fuse. (If the

 

 

product repeatedly causes the

 

 

circuit fuse to blow, discontinue

 

 

use immediately and have it

 

 

serviced at a Bostitch

 

 

service center or authorized

 

• Circuit breaker is tripped.

servicer.)

 

• Reset circuit breaker. (If the

 

 

product repeatedly causes the

 

 

circuit breaker to trip,

 

 

discontinue use immediately

 

 

and have it serviced at a

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Bostitch BTE340K instruction manual Troubleshooting, Shoe Replacement, Problem, Possible Cause Possible Solution