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Fig. H
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To Raise Stand from Collapsed Position
(Fig. A)
Roll the stand to the workspace. Be sure the area is flat and
stable before attempting to set up the saw and stand.
1. Tilt up the stand until the saw is at a 90 degree angle
sitting on the kickstand.
2. Unfold the handle side legs by depressing leg release
levers
3
and rotate until locking pin
5
clicks into the
detent. Repeat for other handle side leg.
3. Unfold the wheel side legs by rotating leg release
levers
4
and rotate leg until locking pin
5
clicks into
the detent. Repeat for other bottom leg.
WARNING: Be sure that the locking pins have
engaged and the legs are firmly held in place.
4. With all legs locked in their open positions, pull stand
toward you and tilt over until all four feet are on
theground.
Transporting the Saw on the Stand (Fig. I)
Collapsing the Stand for Transport
1. Lifting the stand by the handle, tilt up the stand until
the saw is at a 90 degree angle sitting on the kickstand.
2. Fold the handle-side legs by depressing the handle-side
leg release levers
3
and rotate until locking pin clicks
into the detent
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. Repeat the operation on the second
handle side leg of the stand.
3. Fold the wheel-side legs by rotating the wheel-side leg
release levers
4
with foot (or hand) and rotate until
locking pin clicks into the detent
15
. Repeat with other
wheel leg.
WARNING: Before transportation, tool must be
disconnected from main power supply or the
battery must be removed.
WARNING: Be sure that the locking pins have
engaged and the legs are firmly held in place.
Fig. I
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WARNING: To reduce the risk of personal injury, DO
NOT operate the table saw mounted to the stand with
the legs folded and the stand sitting on the ground.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING: To reduce the risk of serious personal
injury, turn unit off and before making any
adjustments or removing/installing attachments
or accessories. An accidental start-up can
causeinjury.
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