CAUTION!
Before carrying out any adjustment or maintenance task and before cleaning the machine or
replacing the blade, be sure that it is off and disconnected from any current source.
After carrying out all the adjustments, be sure that all wrenches and tools are away from the
machine, and that all screws, bolts and locking devices are correctly blocked.
Do not use the mitre saw before having followed these procedures.
While carrying out these adjustments, check that all parts of the mitre saw correctly work and
are in good conditions.
Every damage or broken part must be replaced by a qualified person before use.
CUTTING DEPTH ADJUSTMENT
The maximum cutting depth of the saw blade must be adjusted in order to prevent the saw blade
from spoiling by getting in contact with the base.
1.
Put the head in its lowest position and keep it in this position.
2.
Block the inclination locking lever at 0°.
3.
Tighten the workbench's locking handle 10 Fig. 1 and the lock screw 14 Fig. 2 of the radial bars
that move the mitre saw.
4.
Make the saw blade turn by hand to ensure that it rotates without obstacles.
A.Adjustment of the depth stop of the saw blade
4.
Tighten the adjust screw D if the saw blade must be raised.
5.
Loosen the adjust screw D if you must lower the saw blade.
When the saw blade is at its lowest cutting depth, tighten correctly the locking nut.
B. Adjustment of the moving stop for the groove
This mitre saw is provided with a moving stop to slot wood pieces.
To adjust this stop, pull the lever C to use the moving depth stop.
Groove depth can be adjusted by tightening or loosening the screw A.
1.
To adjust groove depth, pull the lever C towards the exterior and lower the head of the machine
in order that the screw A is blocked on the lever C.
2.
Loosen the knurled knob B and rotate the screw A clockwise to lift the head or anti-clockwise to
lower the head.
3.
Tighten the knurled knob B after the adjustment.
4.
To neutralize the groove stop, move the lever C in its initial position.
ADJUSTMENTS
1.
Cutting depth is correct when the saw
blade is 5 mm under the bench inlay
(Fig. K).
2.
If the saw blade is not in the correct
position, adjust it as specified in this
paragraph:
3.
Tighten the lock screw and turn the
adjustment screw of saw blade's
depth D until the saw blade is in the
desired depth (Fig. L).
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