Dust Extraction - Arbortech ALLSAW AS175 Manual De Instrucciones Del Propietario

CAUTION:
Do not operate the tool
if the blades are loose.
Operation with loose
blades will severely
damage the blade mount &
bolts requiring repair.
Check that the teeth of
the blades are lightly
contacting, or within
approximately 1.5mm
(1/16") of contacting each
other (Fig.4).
If the gap between the blades is too large, remove and
gently bend inward to adjust the gap.
Ensure that both blades are aligned vertically to the tool
(See Fig.4).
CAUTION: If the blades rub against each other
anywhere other than within 25mm/1" of the cutting
edge, or contact force is high, it is possible to overload
the tool and cause premature belt wear.
Swing the guard to its groove at the front of the tool and
snap it into place. (See Fig.1)

2) Dust Extraction

The AS175 should be fitted with a Dust Boot and
used with a dust extraction vacuum. The Dust Boot
significantly reduces airborne dust exposure to the
user and bystanders. The Dust Boot can be fitted and
removed from the AS175 without tools, and with the
blades mounted. To fit the Dust Boot:
1. Insert the mounted blades through the split opening
on the topside of the Dust Boot
SCALE 1:2
5
SCALE 1:2
Fig.4
90 o
1.5mm Max
(1/16")
2. Pivot the Dust Boot until it engages with the dust
extraction fitting and achieves a seated overlap
3. Pinch and fold the front tabs of Dust Boot and press
underneath the guard rail.
SCALE 1:2
The dust extraction fitting on the underside of the
AS175 is designed to accommodate standard dust
extraction vacuums including a 35mm (1 3/8") diameter
SCALE 1:2
tapered vacuum and a 38mm (1 1/2") diameter vacuum
fitting. Use an appropriate dust extraction system or
vacuum intended for masonry dust.
NOTE: Failure to use the Dust Boot when cutting
masonry materials will cause excessive wear of
electrical components. Damage caused by dust will
lead to premature failure of the motor, which will affect
the warranty.
CAUTION: Verify that the vacuum machine being
used has a filter system appropriate for the material
being cut. Incorrect filtration can result in inadequate
dust control and also possible damage to the vacuum
machine.