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5.
Sometimes you need to turn the quick-
release collar as shown to ensure the blade is
mounted appropriately when there is dust or
dirt accumulated on the quick-release collar.
Removing the blade
WARNING: Make sure to unplug the power cord
when mounting or removing the blade.
1.
Press the switch and the shaft will move
forward. Then turn off the switch and unplug
the power cord.
2.
Turn the quick-release collar as shown .
WARNING: Never touch the blade with bare
hands after cutting. The blade is often very hot
after cutting and may result in personal injury.
WARNING: Never use the saw if the fixing slot of
the tip of the blade is damaged.
When the blade is broken If the blade is broken
and remains in the shaft, turn the quick-release
collar and the broken part will fall out. If not, use a
tip of another blade to take it out.
Use compressed air to clean the accumulated chips
on the quick-release collar.
Lubricate the quick-release collar regularly to
prevent from rusting.
WARNING: NEVER TOUCH BLADE IMMEDIATELY
AFTER USE, AS IT MAY BE HOT ENOUGH TO
CAUSE SEVERE BURNS.
TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL ELECTRICAL SHOCK
THE SAW MUST BE HELD WITH ONE HAND ON
THE MAIN HANDLE AND THE OTHER HAND ON
THE RUBBER GEARCASE COVER. THE RUBBER
GEARCASE COVER MUST BE FREE OF DAMAGE
AND PROPERLY INSTALLED AT ALL TIMES.
Adjusting the shoe plate
If some of the teeth of the saw balde is worn out,
use a hex wrench to adjust the position of the shoe
plate. Tighten the screw after the adjustment.
TO START AND STOP SAW
1.
Make sure power circuit voltage is the same
as shown on the specification plate on the
saw. Connect saw to power circuit.
2.
Hold saw firmly. Squeeze trigger switch to
start motor.
3.
Release trigger to stop motor.
4.
To lock the switch in the on position, press
the lock button while the switch is fully on. To
Blade
Shaft
Quick-release Collar
Hex. Wrench
Shoe Plate
