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Starting and switching off
The product has a power switch lock.
1. Press in the power switch lock (2) and
hold.
2. Press the power switch (1) to start.
3. Switch off the product by releasing the
power switch.
WARNING!
Never start the product when the wheel is in
contact with the workpiece.
Cutting
1. Put the saw head in the top position, start
the product and wait until the motor has
reached maximum speed.
2. Carefully bring down the saw head.
3. Press gently when the wheel begins to cut.
4. Increase the pressure gradually as the cut
gets deeper. Do not force the product. Let
the wheel do the work.
NOTE:
• Do not press too hard, this will wear out
the wheel and motor without improving
the result.
• Reduce the pressure when the wheel
starts to come out from the material.
• When the cut has been made, allow the
saw head to return to the top position
and switch off the motor.
• Wait until the motor has stopped and
the wheel is covered by the bottom
guard before lifting your hands or
removing the workpiece.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING!
Pull out the plug before cleaning and/or
maintenance.
3. Insert and tighten the screws for the mitre
fence in the two back holes.
QUICK RELEASE OF CLAMP
The clamp has a quick release device (14) to
make it quicker to make larger adjustments.
1. To use the quick release, turn the clamp
handle 2 or 3 turns anticlockwise to
release the jaws.
2. Press down the quick release nut so that
the back jaw lifts and the clamp screw is
released.
3. Hold the nut in released position and pull
the clamp handle towards you to quickly
open the clamp.
4. Press the handle away from you to quickly
close the clamp.
5. Use the handle to brace the workpiece
with the clamp.
HOW TO USE
WARNING!
Never attempt to cut very small workpieces.
A workpiece is too small if you have to move
your hands closer to the cut-off wheel than
150 mm.
1. Check that the workpiece is firmly clamped.
2. Wait until the wheel has reached
maximum speed before it makes contact
with the workpiece.
3. Press the saw head firmly down so that
the wheel cuts through the workpiece and
goes down into the slot in the table.
4. Do not press too hard. Allow the wheel to
cut through the workpiece.
5. Wait until the wheel has stopped before
moving up the saw head.
6. Wait until the motor has stopped and the
wheel is covered by the bottom guard
before removing the workpiece.
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