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Part List 

 

No  Vendor part # 

Name 

Qty No  Vendor part #

Name 

Qty No

Vendor part # 

Name 

Qty

1  L.00.340205C9 

Laser 

1  48 L.01.340221A1

Lever 

1 96

556857096 

Inner Wire Set 

1

2  T.02.03010212 Hexagon Socket Screw  2  49 L.09.340208A1

Spring 

1 97

L.02.340201A1 

Dust Seal 

1

3  L.01.340216A1 

Laser Holder 

1  50 L.06.340215A1

Screw 

1 98

L.01.340224B 

Upper Handle 

1

4  T.02.64006311 

Slotted Set Screw 

1  51  L.03.340205B

Bottom Support 

1 99

L.01.340209B1 

Switch Button 

1

5 L.06.340220A1 

Pin 

1 52 T.07.0000081

Steel 

Ball 

1 100

L.01.340211B 

Battery 

Cover 

1

6 L.03.340201B 

Laser 

Support 

53 

L.09.340205A1

Spring 

1 101 T.01.14019312 

screw 

2

7 L.06.340205A1 

Shaft 

1 54 

T.02.01010312

Screw 

2 102

556857102 

Wire 

Set 

1

8 L.09.340203A1 

Shaft 

Sleeve 

1 55 T.04.1003031

Plain Washer 

2 103 L.02.340204A1 

Cord Guard 

1

9 L.09.340202A1 

Spring 

1 56 T.03.1015022

Nut 

1 104 L.01.340204A1 

Cord 

Anchorage 

1

10  T.02.08025212 Hexagon Socket Screw  2  57 L.01.340217A1

Foot 

4 105 T.01.14216211 

Tapping Screw 

6

11 T.04.0803021 

Plain 

Washer 

2 58 

L.09.340207A1

Circlips 

1 106 T.02.15012211 

Screw 

1

12  L.03.340211B 

Fixed Fence 

1  59 L.09.340201A1

Spring 

1 107 L.00.340204A1 

PCB Assembly 

1

13 T.03.1215022 

Nut 

1 60 

L.01.340222A1

Lower 

Guard 

1 108 T.01.12908312 

Tapping 

Screw 

2

14  T.04.1203031 

Plain Washer 

2  61  T.03.0515021 Prevailing Torque Hexagon Nut 1 109

556857109 

Battery Box 

1

15 L.06.340216A1 

Screw 

1 62 

L.04.340202A1

Link 

1 110 T.01.32908312 

Tapping Screw 

4

16 L.04.340203A1 

Plain Washer 

2 63 

L.06.340214A1

Screw 

2 111 L.01.340206B1 

Switch 

Trigger 

1

17  L.03.340206A 

Bevel Support 

1  64 L.04.340204A1

Link Support 

1 112 L.09.340205A1 

Spring 

18  L.06.340218A1 

Lock Pin 

1  66  T.04.0509031

Spring Washer 

2 113

556857113 

Inner Wire Set    2 

1

19  T.05.2061822 

O Ring 

1  67 T.02.05012331

Hexagon Socket Screw 

2 114

L.01.340225B 

Lower Handle 

1

20  L.00.340203B1 

Stop Knob 

1  68 T.01.15016251

Thread Forming Screw 

3 115 L.09.340206A1 

Spring 

1

21  L.00.340202B1 

Bevel Lock Knob 

1  69  L.03.340204A

Upper Guard 

1 116 L.01.340210B1 

Lock-off Trigger 

1

22  T.04.1003031 

Plain Washer 

1  70 L.04.340201A1

Blade Cover 

1 117

T.12.434401T 

Switch 

1

23  T.02.06014312 Hexagon Socket Screw  2  71 L.06.340223A1

Rivet 

1 118

T.09.110173A 

Ball Bearing 

1

24 T.03.0601021 

Hexagon 

Nut 

2 72 

T.02.15008211

Screw 

1 119 L.07.340203B1 

Rotor 

1

25  T.02.64006311 

Slotted Set Screw 

1  73 L.06.340203A1

Bolt 

1 120

T.09.108213A 

Ball Bearing 

1

26  L.06.340208A1 

Shaft 

1  74 L.06.340202A1

Outer Flange 

1 121 L.02.340202A1 

Rubber Spring 

1

27 T.02.K5020312 

Screw 

1 75 

L.99.340201B1

Blade 

1 122 L.04.340207A1 

Washer 

1

28  L.06.340217A1 

Bolt 

1  76 L.06.340201A1

Inner Flange 

1 123 L.01.340207A1 

Fan Baffle 

1

29 L.06.340224A1 

Screw 

1 77 L.03.340208A

Gear Case Cover 

1 124 L.07.340202B1 

Stator 

1

30  T.03.0501022 

Hexagon Nut 

1  78 T.01.35012311

Thread Forming Screw 

2 125 T.01.14265214 

Screw 

2

31  T.16.10501621  Hexagon Head Bolt 

2  79  T.09.115273A

Ball Bearing 

1 126

T.04.0409031 

Spring Washer 

2

32  L.04.340205B1 

Indicator 

1  80 L.04.340209A1

Wave Washer 

1 127

T.04.0403031 

Plain Washer 

1

33  T.02.14008211 

Screw 

1  81  T.04.3211031

Circlips For Hole 

1 128

L.01.340203B 

Motor Housing 

1

34  L.06.340204A1 

Shaft 

1  82 L.06.340210A1

Gear Shaft 

1 129 T.01.15040311  Thread Forming Screw 4

35  L.01.340213A1 

Table Insert 

1  83 L.06.340212A1

Key 

1 130 L.01.340201A1 

Brush Holder 

2

36 T.02.34008211 

Screw 

5 84 L.06.340209A

Gear 

1 131 L.07.340208A1 

Carbon 

Brush 

2

37 

L.01.340214A1 Indicator  1 

85 

L.06.340211A1

Lock 

Ring 

1 132 L.01.340205A1 Brush 

Cover 2

38  T.02.14008211 

Screw 

1  86  T.09.508199G

Oil Impreging Bearing 

1 133 T.02.05010912  Hexagon Socket Screw 2

39 L.03.340210B 

Turn 

Table 

1 87 

L.03.340203A

Gear 

Case 

1 134 L.99.340202A1 

Wrench 

1

40  L.01.340219A1 

POM Insert 

4  88 L.01.340220A1

Insulated Pad 

1 134 B.7.3402HD1A 

PE Bag 

1

41  L.01.340218A1 

POM Insert 

2  89 L.09.340204A1

Spring 

1 135

556857135 

Dust Bag Set 

1

42  L.01.340215A1 

Bottom Guard 

1  90  T.04.0917031

E Ring 

2 136

556857136 

Clamp Set 

1

43 T.02.14008211 

Screw 

2 91 

L.06.340206A1

Spindle 

Lock 

1

 

 

 

 

44  L.06.340213A1 

Balance Support 

1  92 L.01.340223B1

Button 

1 137   B.5.3402HD1A Manual  1

45 T.02.14008211 

Screw 

1 93 

L.02.340205A1

Rubber 

Ring 

1 138 B.3.3402HD2A 

Box 

1

46 L.01.340208A1 

POM Insert 

1 94 T.02.14025211

Screw 

1

 

 

 

 

47  L.06.340207A1 

Mitre Lock Bolt 

1  95 L.06.340221A1

Bush 

1

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 55-6857-6

Page 1: ...s intended use Safety symbols in this manual are used to call attention to possible dangers The safety symbols and their explanations require your full understanding The safety warnings do not by themselves eliminate any danger nor are they substitute for proper accident prevention measures This Safety Alert Symbol indicates caution warning or danger Failure to obey a safety warning can result in ...

Page 2: ...TIONS Specifications Motor 120 V 60Hz 9 A Speed 5 000 RPM no load Blade size 7 1 4 18 4 cm 40 tooth carbide tipped Laser Class llla Laser Product Complies with 21 CFR parts 1040 10 and 1040 11 Laser wavelength 635 655 nm Laser output 2 5 mW Bore size 5 8 15 9mm Weight 17 lb 3 oz 7 8kg Cutting capacity 2 x 4 1 8 straight at 90 mitre 0 bevel 2 x 2 9 16 mitre at 90 mitre 45 bevel 1 1 4 x 4 1 8 bevel ...

Page 3: ...its designed rate Only use the correct tool Do not force the tool or an attachment to do a job that it was not designed to perform Use proper extension cords Make sure extension cords are in good condition When using an extension cord be sure to use a cord heavy enough to carry the drawn current needed by the compound mitre saw An undersized cord will result in a drop in line voltage and in loss o...

Page 4: ...er leave the tool unattended while the power is on Turn the power off Do not leave the tool until the blade comes to a complete stop and the mitre saw is unplugged Do not over reach Keep proper footing and balance at all times Maintain tools with care Keep tools sharp and clean for optimum performance Follow instructions for lubricating and changing accessories CAUTION Do not attempt to operate th...

Page 5: ...h a 9 A time delay fuse or circuit breaker Using the wrong size fuse can damage the motor IF the motor won t start release the ON OFF trigger switch immediately UNPLUG THE SAW Check the saw blade to make sure it turns freely If the blade is free try to start the saw again If the motor still does not start refer to the TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE IF the tool suddenly stalls while cutting wood release the...

Page 6: ...otal length of cord in feet Volts Cord size in A W G minimum Tool s Ampere rating 25 50 100 150 0 6 18 16 16 14 6 10 18 16 14 12 120 V 10 12 16 16 14 12 12 16 14 12 not recommended WARNING Ensure the power supply outlet in question is properly grounded If you are not sure have a licensed electrician check the outlet SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES Use only crosscutting saw blades When using the mitre saw to...

Page 7: ...g or securing the work piece changing the work piece angle or changing the angle of the blade Never cut ferrous metals or masonry products with this tool This mitre saw is designed for use on wood and wood like products Never cut small pieces Keep your hands outside the no hands zone at least 3 from blade Provide adequate support to the sides of the mitre table for long work pieces Never use the m...

Page 8: ...ar on the end of a spindle or arbour that permits other objects such as a blade to be attached to it Freehand Cut Performing a cut without using a fence mitre gauge fixture work clamp or other pro during the cut Do not perform any operation free ha wherever possible Gum A sticky sap based residue from w Kerf The material removed by the blade in a through cut or the slot produced by the blade in a ...

Page 9: ...er blade guard 5 Blade screw guard 6 Dust extraction port 7 Saw blade 8 Mitre table 9 Mitre angle scale 10 Throat plate 11 Mitre angle indicator 12 Mounting holes 13 Fence 14 Bevel angle scale 15 Bevel angle indicator 16 Laser guide 17 Lower blade guard 18 Spindle lock button 19 Brush 20 Laser ON OFF switch 21 Laser battery compartment 22 Stop latch 23 Mitre lock 24 Bevel adjusting screw Saw Blade...

Page 10: ...stop latch to lock down the saw head for transporting and storage Removing the blade see Fig 4 WARNING To reduce the risk of injury always unplug tool before removing and installing a blade 1 Raise the saw head 2 Loosen but do not remove the screw on the blade screw guard Fig 1 point 5 counter clockwise with a screwdriver 3 Rotate blade screw guard to expose blade screw 4 Press and hold the spindl...

Page 11: ...nce between the blade and the mitre table The blade should rotate freely ADJUSTMENT WARNING Disconnect plug from power source before performing any assembly adjustment or repair to avoid possible injury IMPORTANT Do not use thin kerf blades Thin kerf blades can deflect and contact the guard which can cause injury to the operator Mitre adjustment Fig 5 1 Lock the saw head in the down position and t...

Page 12: ...tery cover in position Note Replacement AAA require a rating of 1 5V OPERATION WARNING To reduce the risk of injury wear safety goggles or glasses with side shields WARNING Before each use check that the blade is free from cracks loosen teeth missing teeth or any other damage Do not use if damage is noticed or suspected WARNING Always wait for the blade to stop completely and unplug the tool befor...

Page 13: ...s only if you are under the supervision of an experienced person Support of work piece WARNING Never use the help of another person as a substitute for a table extension as an additional support for a work piece that is longer or wider than the basic mitre table Never have another person help feed support or pull the work piece in place of table extensions Use the fence Align the work piece flush ...

Page 14: ... stopping action of the motor may cause the handle to move up or down slightly Step1 Plug compound mitre saw into power supply outlet Fig 9 Step2 Push safety lock off button backwards while squeezing the ON OFF trigger switch to turn ON the tool Wait a few seconds to allow the blade to reach full speed NOTE Make the ON OFF trigger switch childproof Insert a padlock or chain with padlock through th...

Page 15: ... first unplug the saw then remove the black plastic cap see Fig 10 on the side of the motor Carefully remove the cap as the cap is spring loaded Remove the brush and replace Replace the brush on the other side in the same manner To reassemble reverse the procedure The ears on the metal end of the assembly go in the same hole the carbon part fits into Tighten the cap snugly but do not over tighten ...

Page 16: ...rvice Contact CTC Service Centre raise or blade guard cannot fully close Sawdust build up Clean and lubricate moving parts Saw head locking pin not set properly Check adjust and properly set saw head locking pin Improper operation See OPERATION section Blade binds jams or burns Dull blade Replace or sharpen blade wood Improper blade Replace blade Warped blade Replace blade Saw blade damaged Replac...

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Page 18: ...n Washer 1 70 L 04 340201A1 Blade Cover 1 117 T 12 434401T Switch 1 23 T 02 06014312 Hexagon Socket Screw 2 71 L 06 340223A1 Rivet 1 118 T 09 110173A Ball Bearing 1 24 T 03 0601021 Hexagon Nut 2 72 T 02 15008211 Screw 1 119 L 07 340203B1 Rotor 1 25 T 02 64006311 Slotted Set Screw 1 73 L 06 340203A1 Bolt 1 120 T 09 108213A Ball Bearing 1 26 L 06 340208A1 Shaft 1 74 L 06 340202A1 Outer Flange 1 121 ...

Page 19: ...ades belts sandpaper bits fluids tune ups or adjustments e this warranty will not apply where damage is caused by repairs made or attempted by others i e persons not authorized by the manufacturer f this warranty will not apply to any product that was sold to the original purchaser as a reconditioned or refurbished product unless otherwise specified in writing g this warranty will not apply to any...

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