Kity MST254, Manual

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•  Only tools that comply with EN 847-1 should be 

used with the machine.

•  Faulty saw blades must be replaced immediately.

• 

Only use saw blades that comply with the specified 

data in the user manual.

•  Make sure that the arrow on the saw blades cor-

responds with the arrow on the machine.

•  After the plug has been removed from the mains, 

ensure that the saw blade does not touch the rotary 

table in any position, by turning the saw blade in 

the 45° and 90° position with your gloved hand. If 

applicable, adjust the saw head.

•  Ensure that all devices covering the saw blade 

work flawlessly.

•  The moveable protection cover must not be locked 

open.

•  The machine‘s safety devices must not be removed 

or made unusable.

•  Damaged or faulty safety equipment must be re-

placed immediately.

•  Do not cut work pieces that are too small to hold 

safely in your hand.

•  Avoid awkward hand positions in which one or both 

hands could touch the saw blade in the event of 

sudden slipping.

•  For long work pieces, an additional support (table, 

bracket etc.) is required in order to prevent the ma-

chine from tipping.

•  There must not be any nails or other foreign objects 

in the part of the work piece that is being cut.

•  Always position yourself to the side of the saw 

blade when working.

•  Do not load the machine so much that it comes to 

a standstill.

•  Always push the work piece tightly against the work 

top and fence in order to prevent wobbling or twist-

ing of the work piece.

•  Make sure that there is enough space to the side 

of the saw blade so cut-offs can fall away freely.  

Otherwise, they may be caught by the saw blade 

and be ejected.

•  Never saw several work pieces at the same time.

•  Never remove loose splinters, wood chippings or 

jammed wood when the saw blade is rotating.

•  Turn off the machine before clearing faults or re-

moving jammed wood.  - Disconnect the mains 

plug -

• 

With the motor turned off, carry out modifications, 

as well as adjustment, measurement and cleaning 

work. - Disconnect the mains plug -

•  Before turning on the machine, make sure that tool 

keys and adjustment tools have been removed.

•  Turn off the motor and remove the mains plug be-

fore you leave your work area.

•  Electrical installations, repairs and maintenance 

must be carried out by specialists.

•  All protective and safety equipment must be re-

attached immediately after completing repairs and 

maintenance.

•  The manufacturer’s stipulations concerning safety, 

work and maintenance as well as the measure-

ments specified in Technical Data, must be com

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plied with.

•  The relevant accident prevention stipulations and 

other widely recognised safety rules must be ob-

served.

•  Attach the dust extraction unit for every job.

•  Operation in a closed room is permitted only with a 

suitable extraction unit.

•  Make sure that the device for swivelling the arm is 

securely fastened when using the mitre saw.

• 

The floor surrounding the machine must be level, 

clean and free from loose material such as wood 

chippings and offcuts.

• 

Ensure there is sufficient lighting in your work area 

and in the room.

• 

The operator must be trained sufficiently in the set-

up, use and operation of the machine.

•  Only ever use saw blades which have been sharp-

ened properly. The maximum rotational speed 

specified on the saw blade must be complied with.

•  Make sure you only use spacers and spindle rings 

which are suitable for the intended purpose speci-

fied by the manufacturer.

•  If the machine is equipped with a laser, this laser 

must not be replaced by a laser of another type. 

Repairs must be carried out by the laser manufac-

turer or an authorised representative.

•  Do not remove offcuts or other work piece parts 

from the cutting area while the machine is running 

and the blade has not yet come to a standstill.

•  Make sure that the machine, if possible, is secured 

to a work bench, a table or the base frame.

•  Prevent long work pieces from tipping at the end of 

the cutting process (e.g. roller stand).

Additional information

•  Remove the plug from the mains before any adjust-

ment or maintenance work.

•  Pass on the safety notices to everyone working 

with the machine.

• 

Do not use the saw for cutting fire wood.

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 CAUTION

•  The rotating saw blade poses the risk of injury to 

hands and fingers.

•  Before commissioning the machine, check whether 

the voltage on its rating plate corresponds with the 

mains voltage.

•  If an extension lead is required, ensure that its 

cross section is sufficient for the current consump

-

tion of the saw. Minimum cross section 1.5 mm2 .

•  Fully extend the cable from the cable drum before 

use. 

•  Do not carry the saw by the mains cable.

•  Do not subject the saw to rain and do not use the 

machine in a wet or damp environment.

•  Ensure good lighting.

• 

Do not saw close to flammable liquids and gases.

•  Wear suitable work clothing! Baggy clothing and 

jewellery can be caught in the rotating saw blade.

•  The operator must be at least 18 years old.

•  Keep children away from the machine when it is 

connected to the mains.

•  Check the mains connection cable. Do not use 

faulty or damaged connection cables.

•  Keep your work area free from wood waste and 

parts lying around.

•  People working with the machine must not be dis-

tracted.

•  Adhere to the rotational direction of motor and saw 

blade.

•  Do not, under any circumstances, stop the saw 

blade after turning the power off by pushing it side-

ways.

• 

Fit  well-sharpened,  flawless  and  true  saw  blades 

only.