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3. Locate the two table locking handle assemblies,
shown in Fig. 3.
4. Remove screw (A) Fig. 3, spring (B) and handle (C)
from shaft assembly (D).
5. Place flat washer (E) Fig. 4 , on shaft assembly (D) and
insert threaded portion of shaft assembly (D) through holes
in table and fence, as shown.
6. Place square nut (F) Fig. 4, in position in channel in
back of fence (G) and thread shaft assembly (D) into nut
(F). NOTE: ROUNDED SIDE OF NUT (F) SHOULD BE
AGAINST FENCE AND FLAT SIDE OF NUT (F) SHOULD
BE TOWARD THE OUTSIDE.
7. Assemble the remaining shaft assembly in the same
manner.
Fig. 4
8. R eplace the locking handles (C) Fig. 5, spring and
screw (A) to shaft assemblies. These items were removed
in STEP 4. Tighten handles (C) to lock the table in posi¬
tion. IMPORTANT: WHEN TIGHTENING TABLE LOCK
HANDLES (C) ALWAYS TIGHTEN THE RIGHT HAND
HANDLE FIRST TO INSURE TABLE IS LEVEL ON
BOTH SIDES. NOTE: Lock handles (C) are spring loaded
and can be repositioned by pulling out on the handle and
repositioning it on the serrated nut located underneath the
hub of the handle.
Fig. 5
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