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Adjusting the cutting height – page 14).
– Set the saw blade to the desired angle of 
inclination (

 Adjusting saw blade tilting – p. 

74).
– Switch on the product = open the flap over 
the On/Off switch (22); press the green switch 
[1].
– Saw through the workpiece in one work step.
–  Switch  the  device  off  it  you  will  not  be 
working with it again immediately. Switch off = 

Press red switch [0]; close flap.

Cleaning and maintenance
Cleaning and maintenance at a glance

Changing the saw blade
DANGER!
Risk of death through electric shock!

Disconnect the mains plug before carrying out 
any work on the device.

To change the saw blade, the product must be 
brought to the crosscut saw position.

 Turning over into crosscut saw position – p. 

71

DANGER!
Risk of burns!

Shortly  after  commencing  sawing,  the  saw 
blade can become very hot. There is a risk of 
burning! Let a hot saw blade cool down. Never 

clean a hot saw blade using flammable liquids.

Risk of being cut even with a stationary saw 
blade! Wear gloves when changing the saw 
blade.

Removing the saw blade

• P. 7, item 14

– Press the release button (11) and carefully 
push  the  reciprocating  protective  hood  (5) 
upwards.
– Push and hold down spindle lock (39).
– Undo the tensioning screw (40) clockwise 
(Caution! left-hand thread!)
– Carefully pull off the clamping 

flang

e (41) and 

saw blade (4).

Installing saw blade
DANGER!
Risk of injury!

The tensioning screw should not be tightened 
too tight.

NOTICE!
Risk of product damage!

It  is  imperative  to  observe  the  rotational 

direction of the saw blade and clamping flange
when fitting!

When 

tting, make sure that the saw blade is 

positioned correctly on the motor shaft.

– If necessary, clean all parts to be assembled 
before installation.

– • Removing the saw blade

Installation in reverse order.

Storage and transport
Storage
WARNING!
Risk of injury!

Store the product so that it cannot be started 
up by unauthorised persons. Ensure that
nobody can injure themselves on the product 
while it is stationary.

NOTICE!

Summary of Contents for TKFOS-10-A

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...n recuperador de polvo 9 Seleccione las hojas adaptadas al material a cortar 10 Tome todas las precauciones necesarias cuando haga muescas 11 Despu s de que la maquina haya sido puesta bajo tensi n NO...

Page 3: ...ra del alcance de los ni os No fuerce la herramienta Funcionara mejor y de forma mas segura a la velocidad para la que esta dise ada Use la herramienta adecuada No fuerce las herramientas o accesorios...

Page 4: ...ra pieza esta da ado antes de seguir usando la herramienta rev selo con gran atenci n y compruebe si funciona correctamente seg n el uso al que esta destinado Compruebe la alineaci n de las piezas m v...

Page 5: ...4 5 3 4 6 2 7 1...

Page 6: ...5 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 2...

Page 7: ...6 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 3 25 4...

Page 8: ...7 27 26 28 5 29 8 21 24 6 12 3 7 16 30 8 12 13 3 8 9...

Page 9: ...8 21 17 31 10 6 14 32 33 11 21 34 19 20 12 36 18 15 35 38 37 13 40 41 4 39 5 11 14...

Page 10: ...ot suitable for commercial or industrial use Any other type of use is inappropriate Improper use or modi cations to the device or the use of components that are not tested and approved by the manufact...

Page 11: ...an extension of your hand and protects you against inadvertent touching of the saw blade The slide rod must always be used if the distance between the stop profile and saw blade is less than 120 mm 16...

Page 12: ...ING Risk of crushing A risk of being crushed when turning the bench saw over Do not reach between bench saw and side parts Hold the bench rmly so that it cannot suddenly turn back over Make sure that...

Page 13: ...e until the bolts 31 audibly engage Attach the dust bag to the swarf cover or connect a swarf extractor Note The use of a swarf extractor is recommended when processing larger volumes Operation Check...

Page 14: ...NOTICE Risk of product damage Press the tool arm onto the workpiece only so that the motor revolutions do not drop too low and does not overload the motor and cause damage P 4 item 2 Push the workpie...

Page 15: ...ANGER Risk of injury The ap of the On Off switch must be always closed even if the operation is interrupted for a short while in order to protect the device against unintentional switching on P 7 item...

Page 16: ...a hot saw blade using ammable liquids Risk of being cut even with a stationary saw blade Wear gloves when changing the saw blade Removing the saw blade P 7 item 14 Press the release button 11 and care...

Page 17: ...wards Transport NOTICE Risk of product damage To transport the saw always fold in the supporting legs and secure the saw to prevent slippage Never raise the product by the saw bench Always use the fra...

Page 18: ...4 3 25 4 mm Saw bench dimensions 510 470 mm Saw bench height 820 mm Weight 24 5 kg Crosscut sawing function Mitre angle horizontal 45 45 Incline angle vertical 0 45 130 68 mm vertical cut Max workpiec...

Page 19: ...18 Despiece Modelo TKFOS 10 A...

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