Maintenance / Care - Würth 0701 322 Serie Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones De Servicio Original

Danger posed by running saw band
Never reach into the cutting area
¾
with your hands or using objects.
Let the cut workpiece fall onto the
¾
machine's underbody.
Only reach for the workpiece once
¾
the device has been switched off.
Changing the saw band
Danger posed by unintended
activation
Switch the device off at the main
¾
motor switch [10] (position <0>).
WARNING !
Risk of cutting from the sharp saw band
Injuries from the teeth of the saw
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band
Wear protective gloves.
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Removing the saw band
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Switch the device off at the main motor switch
[10] (position <0>).
▸
Release the clamping lever [19].
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Push the saw band
guides [22] back to
the end stop.
▸
Fix the clamping lever once more.
▸
Release the four fastening screws [29] and place
them to one side.
▸
Remove the protective cover.
▸
Turn the hand wheel [6] anticlockwise to release
the saw band.
▸
Carefully remove the saw band from the saw
band guides [22].
▸
Carefully remove the saw band from the rub-
ber-coated rollers.
Installing the saw band
DANGER !
DANGER !
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Push the saw band
guides [22] together as
closely as possible.
Attention !
The device is designed for operation in a
clockwise direction.
When installing the saw band, ensure that the
¾
teeth are facing in the correct direction.
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Carefully insert the saw band between the saw
band guides [22].
▸
Carefully place the saw band on the rub-
ber-coated rollers.
▸
Turn the hand wheel [6] in a clockwise direction
until the coupling releases.
▸
Attach the protective cover with the four fastening
screws [29].
▸
Allow the saw band to run in briefly.

Maintenance / Care

Danger posed by unintended
activation and electric shock
Switch the device off at the main
¾
motor switch [10] (position <0>)
and pull the mains plug.
WARNING !
Risk posed by the sharp saw band and
saw dust
During all maintenance work, wear
¾
your personal protective equipment,
such as protective gloves and protec-
tive glasses.
▸
Each time the device is put into operation, check
the connection cable for damage. Have dam-
aged connection cables replaced by a specialist
technician.
▸
Remove sawdust regularly. Cleaning the cutting
zone and the supporting surface with a suction
device or a brush.
Attention !
Do not use compressed air for cleaning the
¾
device.
DANGER !
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