DeWalt 7740 Type 2 User Manual

Initial step for removing table top components.

Procedure for detaching the table top.

Steps for safely removing the saw from packaging.

Unboxing the motor assembly by raising the arm.

Installing the Rip Lock mechanism into the Roller Head.

Preparing arm tracks for installation by cleaning.

Mounting the motor assembly into the saw arm.

Attaching and adjusting rip pointers for alignment.

Attaching cleats to the fixed board, leaving screws slightly loose.

Fastening the table to a cabinet, stand, or workbench.

Guidance to consult other manual sections before cuts.

Guide fence placement for normal and ripping operations.

Rules for guards, keys, clean area, environment, children, and apparel.

Precautions like not forcing tools, using right tools, securing work, and avoiding accidental starts.

Rules for tool care, disconnecting for service, and using recommended accessories.

Procedures for electrical protection, blade rotation, securing controls, and maintenance.

Actions to avoid like incorrect voltage, forced cuts, and removing safety features.

Steps to reset the motor overload protector.

Adjusting the yoke clamp for proper friction and stability.

Adjusting the bevel clamp for secure angle locking.

Aligning rollerhead bearings for smooth movement on arm tracks.

Ensuring a snug and vertical fit between the arm and column.

Steps for removing the arm cover for maintenance access.

Adjusting the arm clamp for secure locking and miter latch operation.

Adjusting the miter clamp handle for proper clearance.

Adjusting the timing belt tension for proper operation.

Ensuring stability of the base and column connection.

Ensuring the table top is parallel to the arm tracks for accuracy.

Verifying the straightness of the table top and guide fence.

Ensuring the saw blade is perpendicular to the table surface.

Adjusting the bevel scale pointer for accurate readings.

Aligning cross-cut travel parallel to the guide fence.

Adjusting the miter pointer to align with the miter scale.

Procedures for safely removing the arbor nut.

Aligning cross-cut travel for heel adjustment accuracy.

Setting the rip scale pointers for accurate ripping measurements.

Steps to cut standard kerf marks into the table top for positioning.

How to position and lock the arm for miter cuts.

Adjusting the vertical position of the arm using the elevating handle.

Swiveling the saw 360 degrees for rip cutting operations.

Tilting the saw motor for performing bevel cuts.

Performing a standard cross cut operation.

Performing a miter cut operation.

Performing a plough cut using a dado head.

Performing a bevel cut operation.

Performing rip cuts in both directions.

Performing a cut combining bevel and miter angles.

Performing a rabbet cut using the saw.

Performing a rip cut with a bevel angle.

Using a shaper cutter for shaping operations.

Performing dado cuts with a dado head.

Using the disc sander attachment for sanding.

Troubleshooting square and miter cut inaccuracies.

Addressing lumber movement during ripping or ploughing.

Diagnosing and fixing saw stalling issues.

Troubleshooting poor finish cuts and blade scoring.

Fixing lumber push-aside during cross cuts.

Troubleshooting inconsistent cut depths from stock end to end.

Correcting inaccuracies in 45° bevel cuts.

Addressing saw feeding too quickly over lumber.

Improving smooth traverse movement in tracks.

Calibrating the miter scale for accurate angle readings.

Fixing issues with the elevating handle slipping.

Ensuring sufficient clamping force at miter angles other than 45°.

Ensuring sufficient clamping force at bevel angles other than 45°.

Troubleshooting when the motor does not start.

Diagnosing blown fuses and motor failure.

Addressing reduced motor power output.

Troubleshooting slow motor startup or failure to reach speed.

Identifying causes of motor overheating.

Troubleshooting starting relay issues.

Diagnosing motor stalls and associated breaker trips.

Addressing frequent fuse or circuit breaker issues.