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Cut markings
The cut markings (3) show the position of the
saw blade for a right-angled cut (mark-
ing [0°]) and for a 45° cut (marking [45°]).
Sawing
– Place the material to be cut on an even,
suitable surface and secure to prevent it
slipping.
– Mark the line of the cut.
– Set the required cutting depth ( Setting
the cutting depth – p. 39).
– Hold the saw firmly with both hands.
– Place the base plate (9) on the work piece
in such a way that the saw blade touches
nothing and the cut markings (7) lie on the
cutting line.
– Press the On/Off switch with the switch
lock held down and hold them down.
– Wait until the blade has reached maxi-
mum cutting speed.
– Guide the saw forwards across the work
piece, keep it horizontal and moving con-
stantly forwards until the cut is completed
(never pull the saw backwards!).
Cleaning and maintenance
Cleaning and maintenance overview
Before each use
Regularly and according to the operating con-
ditions
Changing the saw blade
Removing the saw blade
– Use suitable tools to hold up the engine
shaft.
– Turn the tensioning screw (11) using the
supplied mounting wrench in an anti-
clockwise direction.
– Remove the tensioning flange (10) from
the motor shaft.
– Open the pendulum protective hood with
pullback lever (13) fully.
DANGER! Risk of kickback! Always
guide the saw, never the work piece!
Always hold the device tightly with
both hands.
Never pull the saw backwards!
Never tilt the blade!
When sawing, the base plate must
rest safety and fully on the work piece.
DANGER! Risk of injury! Never use
your hand to hold the work piece when
working! Always clamp the work piece
firmly in place.
Do not process work pieces that are
too small to be clamped.
NOTICE! Risk of damage to the
unit! Only use saw blades that are
appropriate for the material you are
processing.
Always operate the saw with gentle
force.
Note: To achieve clean cuts, keep to a
straight cutting line and guide the saw
forwards at a constant speed.
DANGER! Danger to life and limb!
Pull out the power plug before con-
ducting any maintenance work on the
device.
Only those maintenance and fault
elimination tasks described here may
be carried out. Any other tasks must
be completed by a specialist.
What? How?
Check the power ca-
ble and plug for dam-
age.
Visual check.
Check all screw con-
nections and tighten if
necessary.
What? How?
Clean the ventilation
slots of the motor to
remove dust.
Use a vacuum, clean-
ing brush or paint
brush.
Clean the device. Wipe the unit with a
damp cloth.
DANGER! Risk of injury! Pull out
the power plug before conducting any
maintenance work on the device.
WARNING! Risk of injury! Shortly
after sawing, the saw blade may be
very hot. Allow a hot blade to cool
down. Never clean a hot saw blade
with flammable liquids.
A still saw blade can cause injury! Use
gloves to change the saw blade.
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