Electrical Connection - Scheppach bsh 400 Bedienungsanleitung

With the aid of a 90° angle carry out a trial cut.
• On the front left frame leg, attach the locking screw for
the saw blade key and the sliding pole.
1 cheese-head screw M5 x 40
2 washers 5
2 hex nuts M5
Stop brackets, Fig. 06
• Attach the stop brackets (1)
each 1 carriage bolt M8 x 16
each 1 serrated washer 8,4
each 1 hex nut M8
Mounting blade with cover, Fig. 06
• Insert the mounting blade (2) into the table and secure
with screws.
2 hex bolts M8 x 16
2 serrated edge washers 8,4
2 hex nuts M8
• Screw the carrier arm profile (3) onto the mounting
blade through the upper bore holes (saw blade ø 500
mm).
2 carriage bolts M8 x 45
2 washers 8
2 hex nuts M8
• For the ø 400 mm saw blade, carry out the same as
above, but through the lower bore holes.
• Attach covering cap.
1 carriage bolt M8 x 65
1 clamping sleeve 10 x 26
1 washer 8
1 hex nut M8
Attaching the splitting wedge, Fig. 06.1
• The splitting wedge holder is already attached.
• Loosen hex bolt M12 x 40 in the splitting wedge holder.
Do not remove!
• Insert the splitting wedge (4) from above between the
clamping plate and the intermediate plate and only
slightly tighten hex bolt M12 x 40.
• When installing the saw blade, the splitting wedge must
be correspondingly fitted. (See para. "H")
Installing the saw blade, Fig. 07
• Lower the height adjustment.
• Remove the left-hand thread lock nut M20 and the
flange.
• Insert the saw blade from below and attach the flange.
• When tightening the hex nut, prevent the motor shaft
from turning by gripping it with the holding mandril.
Fig. 07.1
Should the fitted sawblade not sit parallel in the sawblade
slot – with the consequence that it fouls the table insert,
the complete sawblade guard box under the table must be
re-adjusted. Proceed as follows:
• Lower the sawblade to about 50 mm cutting height.
• Release the four fixing bolts of the sawblade guard box
under the table.
• Slightly retighten the two hexagon bolts (1) and adjust
the saw blade guard box.
• Tighten the hexagon bolts (1) firmly and raise the
sawblade.
• Check position of sawblade. It must be in line with the
holder of the sawblade guard. Use a ruler for testing.
• Lower the sawblade again and tighten the hexagon bolts
(2).
12 english
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Adjusting the splitting wedge, Fig. 08
The distance between the saw blade and the splitting
wedge must not exceed 10 mm.
After each saw blade change, recheck the setting and if
necessary, reset.
The tip of the splitting wedge must never be set lower than
the basic tooth height of the uppermost saw tooth. The
recommended setting is a maximum of 5 mm below the
uppermost saw tooth tip. The splitting wedge is an
important safety feature which feeds the work piece and
prevents the cut from closing as well as preventing the
work piece from kicking back. Please note the thickness of
the splitting wedge. See the numbers indicated on the
splitting wedge. The splitting wedge must not be less than
the thickness of the saw blade, and not thicker than the
width of the cut.
The splitting wedge must be aligned with the saw blade.
Fig. 08.1
Correct deviations in the following manner:
• loosen hex bolts (1)
• adjust splitting wedge prependicularly
• loosely tighten hex bolts (1)
• Align splitting wedge to saw blade and tighten the hex
bolts (1) again.
Ripping fence, Fig. 09
Screw the intermediante plate onto the stop tube. Do not
tighten.
2 carriage bolts M6 x 50
2 washers 6
2 wing nuts M6
Slide in the stop rail and clamp.
Position 1 = high surface
Position 2 = Iow surface
Insert the ripping fence into the clamping attachment.
To clamp = raise clamping flap
To lower = press clamping flap down
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Electrical connection

The installed electric motor is connected ready for operation.
Mains connection and any extension cables used must comply
with applicable regulations.
Motor braking unit
The scheppach circular sawbench for building sites is fitted
with an automatic motor braking unit which becomes effec-
tive as soon as the driving motor is switched off.
Important remark:
The electric motor is designed for the S 6/40 % operating
mode. Therefore, the motor is automatically switched off in
the event of an overload. The motor can be switched on
again after a cooling down period that can vary.
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Defective electrical connection cables
Electrical connection cables often suffer insulation dam-
age.
Possible causes are:
• Pinch points when connection cables are run through
window or door gaps.
• Kinks resulting from incorrect attachment or laying of
the connection cable.