Kawasaki 691204 Tools Required for Assembly, Tools, pictured, are supplied by the customer

PROTRACTOR

ADJUSTABLE WRENCH

PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER

HEX (ALLEN) WRENCHES

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY

The tools, pictured, are supplied by the customer.

It is highly recommended that the 14" Cut-off saw be securely mounted to a tool stand. This is to prevent excessive vibration during use. Mount the Cut-off saw to the tool stand by:

1. Most tool stands have pre-drilled holes to accommodate a variety of tools.

2.If the tool stand does not have an exact match for the holes, try to align the tool

base with as many pre-drilled holes as pos- sible. Mark and drill new holes for mounts that have missing holes.

3. Insert four 1/4" X 20 screws and washers through the underside of the tool stand and up through the rubber feet on the base of

the Cut-off saw. The length of the screws should be 1" (25mm).

4. Tighten the screws securely.

UNLOCKING THE CUT-OFF SAW

Disconnect the abrasive Cut-off saw from the AC power source eliminating any accidental starting of the motor.

TO CARRY THE CUT-OFF SAW: Fold down head to base and rotate the motor arm release to lock head.

TO UNLOCK THE CUT-OFF SAW: To unlock tool and raise head depress motor arm slightly and rotate motor arm release. The motor arm will pivot upward. See Figure 2.

LOCK

RELEASE FIGURE 2. UNLOCKING THE CUT-OFF SAW

REMOVING AND INSTALLING THE ABRASIVE CUTTING WHEEL

REMOVING THE ABRASIVE CUTTING WHEEL:

1. Raise the abrasive wheel to its full open position.

2. Remove the Stop Knob on the movable blade guard.

3. Remove the movable blade guard exposing the attaching hex socket-head cap screw for the abrasive wheel.

4. Set the movable guard aside ensuring that it doesn’t get bent or distorted.

5. Push the arbor shaft lock lever

and rotate the abrasive wheel until
the arbor lock engages locking
the wheel in place.	FIGURE 3. REMOVING BLADE GUARD

6.Hold the arbor shaft lock in

place and use a 5/16" (8mm) hex wrench or hex bit, remove the hex socket-head cap screw by turning it counterclockwise. Also, remove the washer, outer flange, arbor adapter (if used), abrasive wheel, and inner flange. See Figure 4.

INSTALLING THE ABRASIVE CUTTING WHEEL:

1. Place the hex socket-head cap screw, washer, outer flange and arbor adapter (if used) through the hole in the new abrasive wheel.

2. Place the inner flange onto the screw protruding to the back side of the new abrasive wheel.

3. Holding the new abrasive wheel in one hand, align the screw into the threaded hole in the arbor.

4. Push in the arbor shaft lock lever and turn the new abrasive wheel until the shaft locks.

FIGURE 4. REMOVING/INSTALLING THE CUTTING WHEEL

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