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1.3
SAFETY AND RULES
The machine was designed and built according to the
Community Directives in force:
EC/2006/42- 2006/42/CE,
2014/30/EU, 2014/35/EU.
The enclosed CE declaration of conformity, together with
the CE mark on the product, essentially comprise and are
an integral part of the machine: both guarantee product
conformity with the aforesaid safety directives.
1.4
RECOMMENDED AND UNRECOMMENDED USE
The most advanced technologies have been used to design
and manufacture the mitre-saw. It is suitable for cutting wood,
aluminium and plastics used by professionals, craftsmen and
expert hobbyists alike.
SUITABLE USE
To cut:
- HARD AND SOFT, DOMESTIC AND EXOTIC WOOD
BOTH LONGITUDINALLY AND TRANSVERSALLY
and with appropriate adjustments (specific blade and
clamps):
- PLASTICS
- ALUMINIUM AND ALUMINIUM ALLOYS
UNSUITABLE USE
Do not cut:
- MAGNESIUM
- FERROUS MATERIALS, STEEL AND CAST IRON OR
ANY OTHER MATERIAL NOT MENTIONED ABOVE
AND IN PARTICULAR FOODSTUFFS.
- CIRCULAR SAW WITHOUT PROTECTION.
1.5
STANDARD SAFETY PROCEDURE
- Remove all cuttings from the work surface to ensure it is
always clean.
- Use the machine in dry areas and away from infl ammable
substances or gas.
- Do not use the machine outdoors in adverse weather
or environmental conditions (explosive atmospheres,
storms or rain).
- Wear appropriate clothing: do not wear loose-sleeved
garments or objects such as scarves, chains or bracelets
which may get caught in the machine’s moving parts.
- Always use personal protective gear: standard accident-
prevention goggles, well-fi tting gloves, earphones or
earplugs and headgear to cover hair if necessary.
- Handle the power supply cable with care: do not use it
to lift the machine or to pull the plug out of the socket.
Keep it away from sharp edges, oily patches and high
temperatures.
- Keep the machine out of the reach of children and
unauthorized users: do not allow them to approach or
touch the machine.
- Whenever necessary, only use approved power supply
cable extensions.
1
INTRODUCTION TO USE
Before using your mitre-saw, please read this instruction
manual very carefully in order to become familiar with the
machine and its recommended use.
Do not lose this manual as it is an essential part of the
machine itself. We recommend you always refer to it in
order to operate the machine in the best and safest way
possible.
Keep the manual with the machine and handy at all times to
be consulted whenever necessary.
Use the machine only for the uses specifi ed below, follow the
instructions given in the manual carefully, and never try to
force or to tamper with it, or to use it inappropriately.
1.1
SAFETY INFORMATION AND NOTES
Do not underestimate the symbols “HAZARD” and
“CAUTION” in this manual.
Symbols and notes precede all hazardous operations both
to give safety messages and to draw the users’ attention to
danger and also to outline the appropriate behaviour to adopt
to avoid such events.
The three symbols used and relative wording are the
following:
ATTENTION:
high risk behaviour which could be
severely harmful.
CAUTION:
behaviour which could be moderately
harmful or damage objects.
NOTE:
the notes preceded by this symbol are of a
technical nature and simplify use.
1.2
OVERALL DIMENSIONS
Length .................................................................... 620 mm
Width ...................................................................... 440 mm
Height ..................................................................... 630 mm
Upper work surface ...................................474 x 305 mm *
Bulk (280 e 280S) ...................................................... kg 24
Bulk (305S) ................................................................ kg 27
Bulk (305W) ................................................................kg 23
INDEX
1 INTRODUCTION TO USE .......................................... 7
2 INSTALLATION .......................................................... 9
3 ADJUSTING .............................................................. 9
4 OPERATION AND USE ........................................... 10
5 ACCESSORIES ....................................................... 11
6 MANUTENZIONE ..................................................... 11
7 TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................. 12
