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XInsert the new saw blade [9-5].
The writing on the saw blade must be
visible. The saw blade’s direction of rotation
s must correspond to the direction of the
arrow [9-9].
XInsert the flange [9-8] in such a way that the
flange, holding thread and saw blade all interlock
perfectly with each other.
XPress and hold the spindle stop [9-1].
XUse the Allen key [9-7] to turn the saw blade
until the spindle stop clicks into place.
XInsert the screw [9-6] and tighten it against the
direction of the arrow.
Risk of injury! Whenever you replace a
saw blade, always check that it is securely
in place. If a screw is loose, the saw blade
may become detached.
8 Working with the electric power
tool
WARNING
Tool parts/working piece parts that fly off
Risk of injury
XWear protective goggles.
XEnsure that no other persons are close to the
machine while it is being used.
XAlways clamp workpieces tightly.
XThe clamps must be fully laid out.
WARNING
The pendulum guard does not close
Risk of injury
XStop the sawing process.
XUnplug the mains cable and remove the wood
waste. In the event of damage, remove the
pendulum guard.
Working safely
When working on the machine, observe
all of the safety notes that are listed at the
start and the following rules:
– Correct working position:
– At the front on the side of the operator;
– Head-on to the saw;
– Beside the line of cut.
– During operation, always hold the power tool
tightly in your operating hand by the handle [1-
1]. Always keep your free hand outside of the
hazardous area.
– Only guide the power tool towards the workpiece
when it is switched on.
– Adjust the feed speed in order to prevent the
machine from overloading and to prevent the
plastic from melting if you are cutting plastics.
– Ensure that the star handle [2-9] and the rotary
knob [2-6] have been tightened.
– Do not work on the power tool if its electronics
are defective as this may lead to excessive
speeds. Defective electronics mean that there
is no smooth start-up and the speed regulation
fails.
8.1 Clamping the workpiece
Warning! Note the workpiece’s properties:
Risk of injury.
Securely in place – Place the workpieces on the
stop ruler. Do not process any workpieces that have
not been securely clamped.
Size – Do not process workpieces that are too
small. In the interests of safety, the cut piece
remaining should be at least 30 mm long. Small
workpieces may be pulled backwards by the saw
blade and into the gap between the saw blade and
the stop ruler.
Correct support – Observe the maximum workpiece
dimensions. Always use and secure extensions to
the workpiece support. Otherwise, the workpiece
may be subjected to internal stresses, which may
lead to sudden deformations. If required, observe
the information for workpiece dimensions (see
section 8.2).
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