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apparatus must be used.
Ensure that moveable guards operate freely without jamming.
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Never use the tool without the original protection guard
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system. Do not lock the moving guard in the open position.
Always keep the power cord away from moving parts of the tool.
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When you put the tool away, switch off the motor and ensure that all
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moving parts have come to a complete standstill.
In case of jamming, immediately switch off the tool and disconnect
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the plug.
Before using accessories, always compare the maximum allowed
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RPM of the accessory with the RPM of the tool.
Ensure that the cutting depth adjustment handle, angle adjustment
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handle, and side handle are firmly fixed whilst using the tool (fig. 1).
Only use the flanges and washers that are supplied with the tool,
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and replace them if they become damaged or scored.
Machine Set Up
Mounting / Removing TCT Saw Blades
Remove the chip collection cover from the machine (fig. 1 ref. A). Undo
the two screws (fig 2. ref. A) to release the inside blade guard. (Note:
Use spindle lock fig. 4a ref. A). Undo the M8 hex screw that secures the
blade (fig. 3 ref. A) and remove the blade flange and washer. Replace
blade making sure that the arrow for the direction of rotation of the blade
matches that of the machine (fig. 3 ref. B). Tighten the M8 screw with the
flange and washer in the correct position (fig. 4) and replace the blade
guard and chip cover. To ensure correct operation, the chip collection
compartment should be emptied regularly. Notice: The metal chips
inside the cover may be very hot and sharp - do not touch with bare
hands.
Adjustment Of The Cutting Depth
Release the lock to adjust to the required cutting depth (fig. 2 ref. B).
Ensure that the blade protrudes a maximum of 3/16" (4mm) through
the material being cut. Tighten fully to lock in position, ensuring that it
remains firm while using the tool.
Operating Advice
Always clamp the work piece on a rigid support where possible. Do
not force the tool – let the speed of the saw blade do the work. Cutting
performance will not improve by applying more pressure on the tool and
blade life will be reduced. When using the parallel guide ensure that it
is parallel with the blade and not the base of the tool as otherwise the
blade and motor could become damaged. To set the guide, loosen the
two retaining screws, and slide it up snugly against the side of the work
piece, then retighten the screws. Place front edge of saw squarely on
work before starting motor. When starting a cut take care to introduce the
blade to the material slowly so as not to damage the teeth of the blade.
If the tool overload protection device activates – allow the motor to cool
and then press the reset button (fig. 5) to continue operation.
Maintenance And Troubleshooting
Keep tool, cord, and carry case clean and free from chips. Avoid using
cleaning products, which include benzene, trichloroethelene, chloride,
and ammonia as these can damage plastic parts. In case of electrical or
mechanical malfunction, immediately switch off the tool and disconnect
the plug. Excessive sparking may indicate the presence of dirt in the
motor or worn out carbon brushes. Check for wear (fig. 2 ref. C) and
replace when they reach 1/4" (6mm). For all other service take machine
to your local dealer, or to HiTech USA, Iowa, if bought in the USA.
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