Residual Risks - Redstone UMB50 T Aufbauanleitung

m Residual Risks
The device has been constructed according to the state
of the art and the recognized safety rules. Nevertheless,
single residual risks may occur during the operation.
• Crushing hazard for fingers and hands when opening
the frame.
• Furthermore, non obvious residual risks may exist in
spite of all measures taken.
• Residual risks can be minimized by carefully observing
the "Intended Use" instructions as well as the entire
operating instructions.
Assembly
For packaging reasons your Stand for table saw is not
completely assembled.
Unfolding base frame (Fig. 3 - 5)
Unfold the base frame (1) as shown in Figures 3 - 5 by
pushing the locking mechanism (1a) down.
Attaching the feet (3) and the foot rest (2), Fig. 6 - 8
• Push the foot rest (2) in the 2 tubes of the base frame
(1), insert the 4 round head bolts (E) in the holes and
tighten with 4 nuts (F).
• Screw the 2 feet (3) into the holes in the foot rest (2).
The 2 nuts (D) are used to fix the height.
Attaching the wheels (4), Fig. 9 - 11
Place a circlip (B) and a wheel (4) onto a wheel bolt (A).
Using a circlip (B) and a nut (C), fix the wheel bolt (A) on
the base frame (1) with the wheel (4).
Make sure the wheel can still be rotated. Attach the se-
cond wheel in the same way.
Attaching the handle (5), Fig. 12, 13
Push the handle (5) in the 2 tubes of the base frame (1),
insert the 4 round head bolts (E) in the holes and tighten
with 4 nuts (F).
Attaching the lever (6), Fig. 14
Push the lever (6) through the hole in the base frame (1)
and secure it to the locking mechanism (1a) using the
supplied bolt, 3 circlips and the nut.
Assembling the machine on the Stand for table saw
Fig. 17
Using the supplied 4 bolts (G), circlips (I) and nuts (H),
you can attach the saw to the tool table.
Additionally, you can attach large saws directly on to the
base frame using the supplied 4 bolts (K), circlips, split
washer (I) and nuts (H).
• To secure the machine, insert a bolt (G) from below in
the slot in the adjustable tool table and in the machine's
fixing points. As an alternative, you can insert the bolts
(K) from below into a hole right in the base frame and
through the machine's fixing holes. Secure the machine
with a circlip (I), a split washer (I) and a hexagon nut (H).
• Make sure that the machine is fixed with at least two
screws. The screws must be diagonally opposite.
In order to fix saws of different sizes, there are 4 additi-
onal holes in the base frame. They enable you to fasten
the tool table in the position suitable to the individual
saw.
Folding and unfolding the table, Fig. 15 - 16
Folding up:
Hold the frame by the handle (5) and pull the lever (6).
Lift the handle up, the work surface tilts down and the
frame folds closed.
Unfolding:
Pull the lever (6), push the handle (5) down until it clicks
into position.
Warning! Crushing hazard
m Transport and storage Fig. 18
• For transport and storage, fold the frame and stand
it up.
• Before transport make sure that all moveable parts
are secured or tightly screwed in place.
• For transporting, lift the Stand for table saw by the
hand grip (5). Do this until the under frame is only
standing on the wheels (4). Now the Stand for table
saw can be transported.
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