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Preparation and operation
CF•13.3 B / CF•13.3 B-L
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4.9.2 Water container connection
The weight of the lled water container(s) facilitates
dipping the saw blade into the cut and to a large
extent prevents the joint cutter (saw blade) to lift out
of the cut. Damaging vibrations for man and machine are
reduced which increases the smooth running of the joint
cutter and makes the cut more even and cleaner!
DANGER
Risk of injury when tensioning the water
container rubber strap!
Check the rubber strap (hook) for correct seat at/in the joint
cutter frame (gure 4.57)!
The water container can be lled approx. 16 litres
(dismounted, lying) to 23 litres (on the joint cutter),
depending on the position!
Water container dismounted Figure 4.55
DANGER
Risk of burns! Some engine parts will be very
hot in operation and cool down slowly after
stopping the engine!
Let the heat bae plate cool down (gures 4.57 and 4.58)!
Connection for external pressurised water hose, hose guide for right
cut Figure 4.54
Heat bae plate