About These Instructions; Operation; Saw Blades - Scheppach multi cut 5 Originalbetriebsanleitung

other problems with the tool. Damaged parts,
particularly the safety hood, must be repair by an
authorised workshop. Following this instruction
will reduce the risk of a possible electric shock,
fire or serious injury.

ABOUT THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Cutting a workpiece with this saw can release
the chemicals contained therein which may be
potential causes of cancer, congenital defects and
other reproductive problems. Examples of these
chemicals include the following:
Lead from coatings
Crystalline quartz from bricks, cement and various
masonry products
Arsenic and chromium from chemically treated
timber
How high your personal risk is dependent on how
often you work with such materials.
How to reduce your personal risk when working
with harmful dust:
been specially developed to filter microscopic
particles.
foreign bodies may get into your eye which can
always wear certified goggles with side protec-
tion or sealed goggles. If necessary put on a face
protection mask before you start to work with
the saw.
therefore not touch the gearbox head.

8. Operation

SAW BLADES

Keep the saw blades clean and sharp at all times.
Ensure that the saw blades are fitted correctly. A
blunt saw blade will reduce the cutting capacity,
place additional strain on the saw's motor and
increase the risk of recoil.
Ensure that you always have spare saw blades
available.
In the event that resin and pitch residue get on
to the saw blade, the blade's speed will be redu-
ced. Remove these residues straight away using
special resin removal products, hot water or kero-
sene. Never use petrol to remove these residues.
Never use normal saw blades in this saw. This
double blade saw is fitted with specially designed
saw blades. The use of other saw blades is not
permitted and may result in very serious injuries.
PIVOT SAFETY HOOD
Never make any modifications to the pivot safety
hood fitted on the saw. This hood provides you
with safety and protection.
Before you use the saw check the pivot safety
hood to ensure it is in perfect condition and in
perfect working order.
The saw must not be used if the pivot safety hood
is damaged or closes slowly or requires a great
deal of effort to close. In this case have the safety
hood repaired or replaced without delay by an
authorised workshop.
If you have dropped the saw, check the pivot safe-
ty hood and the fence edge for all cutting depths
for signs of damage.
If the pivot safety hood moves freely and returns
straight away to its closed position, it is in correct
working order.
If the pivot safety hood cannot be closed without
problems, the saw must immediately be with-
drawn from use. It must be repaired by an autho-
rised workshop before being used again.
Always leave the safety hood in its prescribed
working position when you are working with the
saw.
When you are sawing through a workpiece, the
pivot safety hood does not cover the saw blade
therefore keep your hands, fingers and all other
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