Start Up; Operation - Truper SME-10 Instructivo

Turning ON
• The saw is built with a switch (A) with a safety key to
prevent unauthorized use. If the machine will not be used
for long periods of time and there is the possibility that
other people, especially children, could try to use it, set the
switch in the "O" position and remove the safety key (B).
Keep the safety key in a secure place, do not misplace it,
otherwise the saw cannot be operated.
• To turn on the saw, insert the safety key and lift the switch
into the ON "I" (C) position.
• To turn off the saw, put down the switch into the off "O"
position.
WARNING
• Double check the switch is in the off
position "O" before connecting the saw to the power
mains.
Electric Overload Protection
• The saw is built with an overload protection switch (D). If
an overload happens, the switch will trigger and the motor
will be shut off. To reestablish the motor, follow the
following steps:
1. Set the switch in the off "O" position.
2. Allow the saw to cool down al leas 5 minutes.
3. Press the overload protection switch.
4. Set the switch into the on position "I" to turn on the saw.
Note: If the overload protection switch is activated
again, go to a
Center.
• We recommend make tests of the work to be carried out using a piece of scrap wood, to get familiar with the safest
procedure before starting with the final work piece.
• Wait for the disc to reach the maximum speed before feeding the work piece.
• Never use the miter gauge in combination with the sawing guide to make the same cut.
• Be sure to press firmly the miter guide knob or the sawing
guide before carrying out the cut.
Cutting Through the Wood Grain
• Set the work piece against the miter gauge and push it with
the miter gauge towards the cutting disc.
• Start cutting slowly and push the work piece with a firm and
continuous movement.
• Once the cut is done, separate a little bit the work piece
from the cutting disc and turn the miter gauge together with
the work piece to the original position.
• Never stop, pick up or touch the work pieces that are loose
over the work table when the cutting disc is moving, unless
the pieces are at least 12" long.
• Never use the sawing guide to make cuts through the grain.
• The miter gauge can be mounted on either of the two slots
in the bench.
• To make miter cuts, adjust the miter gauge into the desired
angle. The image above shows a cut made with the gauge
sitting at 45°.
• When making bevel cuts (with the cutting disc tilted), use
the right-hand slot in the table to prevent exposing your
hands to the teeth in the moving disc.
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ENGLISH
Authorized Service

Start Up

A
D
B

Operation

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