EINHELL TE-TS 315 U Manual De Instrucciones Original página 34

blade guard).
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Refit and set the splitter (5), table insert (6)
and the saw blade guard (2) (see 6.4, 6.3,
6.5).
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Check to make sure that all safety devices
are properly mounted and in good working
condition before you begin working with the
saw again.
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Warning! Every time that you change the saw
blade, check that the saw blade guard (2)
opens and closes again in accordance with
requirements. Also check that the saw blade
(4) spins freely in the saw blade guard (2).
•
Warning! Every time that you change the saw
blade (4), check to see that it spins freely in
the table insert (6) in both perpendicular and
45° angle settings.
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Warning! You should replace the table insert
(6) immediately whenever it is worn or dama-
ged (see 6.3).
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Warning! The work to change and align the
saw blade (4) must be carried out correctly.
6.7 Connection for dust extractor
A connection for a dust extractor is provided on
the extractor adapter (16) on the housing and on
the saw blade guard (2).
6.7.1 Dust extraction using a vacuum extrac-
tion system
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The product is not supplied with a vacuum
extraction system, which is available as ac-
cessory.
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Connect the suction hose of the vacuum ext-
raction system to the 100 mm diameter of the
extractor adapter (16).
6.7.2 Dust extraction using a vacuum ext-
raction system and extractor adapter set
(Fig. 22)
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The product is not supplied with an extractor
adapter set with a suction hose and a vacuum
extraction system, which are available as ac-
cessories.
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Connect the suction hose of the vacuum ext-
raction system to the 100 mm diameter of the
extractor adapter (16).
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Using a crosstip screwdriver, undo the screw
on the cap (51) on the saw blade guard (2).
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Remove the cap (51) from the saw blade gu-
ard (2).
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Remove the cap for the extractor adapter(50).
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Then connect the saw blade guard (2) and
the side connection of the extractor adapter
(16) to the suction hose.
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6.7.3 Recommended requirements to be met
by the vacuum extraction system
To ensure that dust and chips are satisfactorily
carried away from the point at which they are
generated to the vacuum extraction system, the
vacuum extraction system which is used needs to
meet the following requirements:
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Connection facility as described in 6.7.1 or
6.7.2
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Required air flow: 850 m3/h
•
Underpressure at the extractor adapter: maxi-
mum 1500 Pa
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Recommended air speed in the hose: 20 m/s
6.8 Fitting the accessory slide (Figs. 24, 26)
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The slide is available from retail stores as
a special accessory for the TE-TS 315 U
model – it is not included in the scope of
this delivery.
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Remove the guide rail (41) for the cross stop
and remove the screws (32), washers (35),
spring washers (36) and nuts (38).
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Fit the slide plate (100) and stop rail (101) to-
gether. To do so, use the large hexagon screw
(107) and medium washer (116) at the pivot
point. In addition, fasten the clamping lever
(106) using two large washers (108) and the
self-locking nut (109). Important! The clam-
ping lever (106) must be mounted in such
a way that the stop can be moved when the
clamping lever is released and is locked when
the clamping lever is secured. Adjust the
clamping force with the self-locking nut (109).
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Fit the two angles (103, 104) to the guide
rail (102) using the washers (113), spring
washers (114) and hexagon screws (112).
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Then fasten the angles (103, 104) together
with the guide rail (102) to the left legs (29) on
the bench-type circular saw. To do this, use
one hexagon screw (112), two washers (113),
one spring washer (114) and one nut (115) at
each point.
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Place the slide plate (100) together with the
stop rail (101) onto the guide rail (102) from
the front.
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If there is any slackness between the guide
rail and the running bearings of the slide pla-
te, then the two lower bearings must be ad-
justed using the screw (A) and the eccentric
screw (B), so that the slide can glide freely.
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Fit the socket head screws (110) to the front
and rear of the guide rail (102) together with
the locking grip (111); they serve as a limit
stop.
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The stop rail (101) must move parallel to the
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