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Common sense applies to the use of both this and any other electric power tool.
In particular we bring the following points to your attention.

ALWAYS 

keep the work area clean, well lit and uncluttered.

ALWAYS 

place the machine on a firm steady base and at a comfortable

working height.

Apart from the water trough which is provided to wet the cutting disk,

ALWAYS 

check to ensure that all other parts of the machine and the

surrounding work area are kept dry.

ALWAYS 

use in a well ventilated area. Never operate the saw in the presence

of inflammable vapours.

ALWAYS 

keep children well clear of the work area at all times.

 

ALWAYS 

examine the  cutting disk before use and replace if worn.

ALWAYS 

allow the motor freedom, so that the  cutting disk will be cutting at, or

close to its maximum speed.

ALWAYS 

use Clarke general purpose safety goggles to protect the eyes from

flying particles.

ALWAYS 

take suitable precautions in respect of loose clothing, long hair and

jewellery, as these are potential hazards which could get caught up in the
moving parts of this high speed machine.

ALWAYS 

use a Clarke face mask to prevent inhalation of any dust which may

be present.

ALWAYS 

turn off the power supply before making any adjustments to the

machine.

The use of work gloves is recommended, providing these allow you to retain
sufficient feel and sensitivity whilst operating the machine.

NEVER 

force the cutting disk if it is reluctant to cut properly or tends to slow down.

NEVER 

use this machine for cutting metal or vegetable matter. This machine

for cutting stone, ceramics, marble and similar hard material ONLY.

NEVER 

attempt to repair the mains cable. If it, or any part of the switch assembly

becomes damaged, then it must be replaced.

NEVER 

apply side thrust to the  cutting disk. i.e. try to cut on one side of the

disk only.

NEVER 

operate this machine with the Disk Guard removed

GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

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1.

Ensure that the machine is switched off and disconnected from the mains.

2.

First remove the water trough, then remove the two screws securing the
cutting disk cover, beneath the table, and withdraw the cover. Retain the
plastic Splash Guard, which is secured by the same screws.

3.

The drive shaft has two flats milled on its end, allowing a spanner to be used
to hold the shaft whilst undoing the disk securing nut using a 19mm spanner.

Pull off the Disk Flange, followed by the disk.

4.

Take this opportunity to clean the drive-shaft of any foreign matter.

5.

Replace the  cutting disk ensuring the direction of rotation is correct. If in
doubt, take note that the shaft rotates in an anticlockwise direction, as you
look directly at it. The disk must be fitted so that the arrow, on the blade,
points in the SAME direction.

6.

Replace the disk flange and screw on the nut. It is sufficient that the nut be
tightened only as much as is possible whilst holding the disk by hand.  DO
NOT overtighten.

7.

Replace the disk cover, ensuring the plastic splash plate is in place.

IMPORTANT: The splash plate MUST be in place to avoid the possibility of
water entering the motor housing.

CHANGING THE  CUTTING DISK

MAINTENANCE

When carrying out servicing or maintenance tasks...ALWAYS disconnect the
machine from the mains supply.

Always rotate the  cutting disk by hand before use to check for cracks or distortion.
If any damage is detected, renew the disk.

Check the power cable to ensure it is in perfect condition.

Drain the water tank after use and ensure it is dry before storing.

ALWAYS maintain the machine in top condition. When not in use, keep it covered,
and store in a dry place, not exposed to the elements.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We declare that this product conforms to the following standards/directives

89/392/CEE, modified by 98/68/CEE (Machinery Directive)

93/68/CEE modified by EN61029-1 (LVD)

98/336/CEE modified by 93/68/CEE  (EMC)

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When disposing of this product, ensure it is disposed of according to all
local ordinances

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