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▶ Replacing The Blade
before
making
adjustments or changing accessories.
Such preventive safety measures reduce
the risk of starting the tool accidentally.
or greater. Do not use abrasive wheels.
Using blade not designed for the saw
may result in serious personal injury and
property damage.
Hex wrench 5 is stored in the auxiliary
handle (Fig. 1).
▼ REMOVING THE BLADE
A.
Squeeze the depth stop slider 27 and
move it all the way down (Fig. 1). For
changing the blade, it is best to place
the saw on the side of the motor
housing (Fig. 3).
B.
Pivot lever 3 toward the front (Fig. 3).
C.
Push lock-off button 2 toward the
front and press the saw toward
footplate 7 until it audibly engages in
the position for changing the saw
blade (the blade stud 20 or the blade
shaft 26 is accessible through the
window in the blade guard 15).
D.
Press and hold the shaft lock button
25.
Note: The shaft lock button 25 may be
actuated only when the saw is at a
standstill. Otherwise, the saw can be
damaged.
E.
With the hex wrench 5, loosen the
blade stud 20 turning in rotation
direction b (counterclockwise).
F.
Remove the outer washer 21 and the
saw blade 22 from the blade shaft 26.
▼ ATTACHING THE BLADE
G.
Make sure the replacement saw blade
22 and washers 21 and 23 are clean.
Place the saw blade 22 on to the inner
washer 23. Make sure the saw blade
teeth and arrow 36 on the blade point
in the same direction as the arrow 32
on the blade guard 15.
H.
Mount the outer washer 21 and screw
11
Saw Assembly
Disconnect the plug
from the power source
any
assembly,
Use only 6-1/2" blade
rated 6250/min (RPM)
the blade stud 20 into the blade shaft
26 turning in rotation direction a
(clockwise).
mounting position of the mounting
flange 23 and clamping flange 21.
I.
Press and hold the shaft lock button
25. First tighten blade stud 20 finger
tight, then with the hex wrench 5,
tighten the blade stud 20 1/8 turn
(45°)
in
rotation
(clockwise).
Note: Do not use wrenches with longer
handles, since it may lead to over
tightening of the blade stud.
J.
Pivot the depth lock lever 3 back.
When doing this, the saw retracts
back to the starting position.
▼ VARI-TORQUE CLUTCH
This clutching action is provided by the
friction of the outer washer 21 against
the blade 22 and permits the blade shaft
26 to turn when the blade encounters
excessive resistance. When the blade
stud 20 is properly tightened (as
described in step I of "Attaching The
Fig. 3
5
20
21
22
36
32
26
3 25
2
Observe
correct
direction
a
b
a
23
15
24