Assembly; Start Up - Scheppach SBS1100 Original Bedienungsanleitung

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m WARNING!
The device and the packaging material are not
children's toys! Do not let children play with plas-
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choking or suffocating!
9.

Assembly

Warning!
Always pull out the mains plug before carrying out ad-
justments on the device.
• Fit the handle (1) as shown in fig. 3 and tighten the
hexagonal nut (1a).
• Using the fixing screw with nut (2a), mount the pro-
tective panel (2) as shown in Fig. 3.
• The device must be firmly attached to a workbench
or table for safe handling. Use the four holes in the
base plate (8) for this (Fig. 1).

10. Start up

m Attention!
Always make sure the device is fully assembled
before commissioning!
Inserting the saw blade (Fig. 4)
• Remove the star grip nut (10d), washer (10c), spring
(10b) and taper flange (10a) from the saw blade hold-
er (10).
• Place the saw blade to be sharpened on the saw
blade holder (10) and fit the star grip nut (10d), wash-
er (10c), spring (10b) and taper flange (10a) in re-
verse order.
• Attention! Tighten the locking nut only until the
spring tightens but the blade still remains movable.
Make sure that the taper flange (10a) is not tilted.
Aligning the saw blade parallel to the grinding disc
(Fig. 5 - 6)
The saw blade must be aligned parallel to the grind-
ing disc (4). Depending on the size of the saw blade,
the swivel arm (11) and, if necessary, the position of
the grinding unit (12) must be adjusted correctly. For
saw blades with interlocked teeth, the grinding unit (12)
must be additionally tilted.
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• The swivel arm (11) can be pulled out and twisted
after loosening the star grip nut (11b).
• If necessary, the swivel arm holding bar (11a) can
also be moved in the groove.
• The grinding unit (12) can be moved in the mounting
of the base plate (8) by loosening the four hexagon
socket screws (12a), which is particularly necessary
for large saw blade diameters. To loosen the hexagon
socket screws, use the 5 mm Allen key (17) supplied.
• For saw blades with interlocked teeth, the grinding
unit (12) can be tilted. To do this, loosen the hexago-
nal nut on both sides for angle adjustment (13), using
the open-end spanner size 8/10 (19) supplied.
• Set the desired angle on the scale (7) and retighten
the hexagonal nut for angle adjustment (13).
Adjusting the cutting support (Fig. 7)
For better stability it is necessary to use the saw blade
support (6).
• Position the saw blade support (6) as close as pos-
sible to the grinding disc (4).
• By loosening the hexagonal nut (6a) the saw blade
support (6) can be adjusted in height. Use the en-
closed open-end spanner size 14/17 (18) for this
purpose.
• Adjust the saw blade support (6) so that the saw
blade rests on it.
• Re-tighten the hexagonal nuts (6a).
Adjusting the depth stop (Fig. 8)
• Use the handle (1) to pull the grinding unit (12) into
the tooth base hat the tooth face can be completely
machined but the grinding disc does not yet touch
the tooth base.
• Loosen the hexagonal bolt on the depth stop (14)
and move it until it touches the grinding unit (12).
• Tighten the hexagonal bolt on the depth stop (14)
again.
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Tooth base