Publicidad
Idiomas disponibles
Idiomas disponibles
To avoid possible injury, disconnect battery pack before performing any assembly, adjust-
ments or repairs.
Lifting the Saw
To avoid injury, follow all state-
ments identified below by the BUL-
LET (•) symbol.
• Never lift the saw by gripping any of the sliding mecha-
nism parts. The saw may move and cause severe injuries
to your fingers or hands.
• To avoid back injury, hold the tool close to your body
when lifting. Bend your knees so you can lift with your
legs, not your back. Lifting the saw from the back is
the preferred method. This will tip the tool toward your
body.
• Never lift tool by holding switch handle. This may cause
serious damage.
• Place the saw on a firm, level surface where there is
plenty of room for handling and properly supporting the
workpiece.
ONLY lift this saw by the cast-in carry handles at each side
of the bottom of the base (Fig. 26, 14) or by the main carry
handle (4).
Preparing To Lift The Saw
1. Set bevel angle at 0° and lock in place using the bevel lock
lever (Fig. 20, 34).
2. Rotate the table to either 60° or 0° and lock into place us-
ing the miter lock knob (Fig. 26, 20).
3. Lock the saw head assembly (Fig. 22, 28) in the DOWN
position with the head assembly lock pin (8).
4. Slide the saw head assembly completely to the front and
tighten the slide rail lock knob (Fig. 26, 7) by turning it
clockwise (to the right).
Transporting and Mounting
Lift the saw by the cast-in carry handles
With the saw facing you and the head mitered to a 60˚, the
saw head assembly (Fig. 22, 28) locked down, and the head
in the forward position with the slide rail knob (Fig. 26, 7)
tightened. Grip both cast in carry handles (14) located under
the base extensions. Continue to lift and transport comfort-
ably.
Fig. 26
14
14
-28-
4 4
7
14
14
20
Publicidad
