Technical Data; Special Safety Instructions - Grouw 50799 Manual De Instrucciones

LOG SAW
Introduction
To get the most out of your new log saw,
please read through these instructions
before use. We also recommend that you
save the instructions in case you need to
refer to them at a later date.

Technical data

Voltage/frequency:
Power consumption:
Speed, unloaded:
Saw blade size:
Max. cutting diameter:
Min. cutting diameter
With safety motor brake
Noise:
L :
pA
L L L :
WA WA

Special safety instructions

Never turn on the power for the saw while
braking, as this can damage the motor.
Always use the correct type of blade for the
work at hand.
Never use blades with a maximum RPM less
than that of the saw.
Never use bent saw blades, or saw blades
which have teeth missing.
Never use saw blades which are too big.
50
230 V ~ 50 Hz
2,200 W
2,800 rpm
405 mm diameter
30 mm hole diameter
32 teeth
135 mm
30 mm
92 dB(A) K : 2 dB(A)
pA
104 dB(A) K : 2 dB(A)
WA
Check that the direction indicated on the saw
blade matches the direction of rotation of
the motor.
Always wear protective gloves when
handling the blade.
Never open the blade guard, except when
changing saw blades as described below.
Never open the blade guard while the blade
is rotating or if the saw is plugged in.
Check that the moveable part of the guard
can be moved freely and that the closure
mechanism works correctly before use. Do
not use the saw if this is not the case.
Never use the guard to carry or lift the saw.
Always keep the spindle for the saw blade
clean.
Always ensure the saw is standing on a � rm,
level surface, and that it cannot move during
sawing.
Never allow the blade to be in contact with
the item to be cut - or other objects - when
starting the saw.
Check that there are no nails, screws or other
objects that could damage the blade in the
item to be cut, and that there are no similar
obstructions in the surface beneath the item.
Do not put too much pressure on the saw.
Switch the saw off immediately if the blade
jams or gets stuck in the item being cut. If
the blade gets stuck, it can cause the item to
violently kick back towards the user. Never
stand directly behind the saw blade when
sawing.