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Periodic Maintenance
Check the magnetic starter switch
before each use. If the switch is
damaged in any way DO NOT
OPERATE IT, replace it immediately.
Check the saw blade for damage or
chipped teeth, do not operate the
saw in a damaged state. Replace
with a new blade before operating.
The machine table should be kept
clean, free of dust, pitch or glue. A
light coating of paste wax can be
used to protect the surface or a
dedicated surface protection product
available for table saws. Check with
your dealer on availability of
specialty products.
Inspect the inside of the cabinet for
accumulated dust. Brush off or
vacuum out the dust from the cabinet
interior, around the blade tilting
mechanism and the on or around the
motor.
Periodically inspect all dust
connection fittings and retighten as
required.
Check and replace any damaged
power cords. Never operate the saw
with a damaged power cord or plug.
This will minimize the risk of
electrical shock or fire.
WARNING!!!
Make sure the saw has been turned off
and unplugged from the power source
before performing any maintenance.
WARNING!!!
Always wear safety glasses, respirator
and hearing protection when operating
machinery.
Cleaning & Lubrication
WARNING!!!
Always make sure that the power is
disconnected before removing or
installing the riving knife.
Always insure the blade height screw is
well lubricated (located under the table
on the left) and the blade tilt screw
(located under the table on the right) is
free of dust and debris. Clean and
remove any dust, debris and old
lubricant buildup as needed.
After cleaning, reapply lubricant as
needed. Any all-purpose grease will do
the job effectively.
The motor and all bearings are sealed
and permanently lubricated therefore no
lubrication is required for these
components.
To access the blade height screw,
remove the motor cover (A) shown in
figure. 31. Clean and lubricate the blade
height screw (C) shown in figure.32.
Figure 31
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