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release the lock again.
Attach the cross or angle stop [Fig. 1] so
that the workpiece is retained securely
on the saw base.
Alternatively, insert clamps (accessories)
in the groove [1-10] to secure the work-
piece.
Use the rotary knob [2-6] to draw the
saw forwards and make the cut.
After completing the cut, move the saw
unit right back to its starting position be-
fore removing the workpiece from the
fence.
9 Service and
maintenance
WARNING
Risk of accident, electric shock
Always pull the plug from the mains power
supply
before maintaining, servicing or
making any kind of adjustment.
All maintenance and repair work which
requires the motor housing to be opened,
must only be carried out by an author-
ised service workshop.
The machine is equipped with special self-
disconnecting carbon brushes. If they are
worn, the power is interrupted automati-
cally and the machine comes to a stand-
still.
Maintain your machine regularly to make
sure it functions reliably:
Use an extractor to remove the dust de-
posits.
Keep the guide rods clean and grease
regularly.
Keep the toothed gears behind the rotary
handle [2-3] clean.
Replace worn or damaged table inserts [1-
4].
If wood chips block up the extraction
channel on the lower protective cover,
unscrew the rotary knob [5-8] and move
the fl ap [5-6] approx. 8 mm to open up a
gap so that the blockage is removed.
If the blockage is serious or the saw
seizes when the initial cut is made, un-
screw the fasteners [5-7] using the hexa-
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gon wrench so that the fl ap [5-6] can be
opened completely. Close the fl ap again
prior to use.
After completing work, wind up the power
cable onto the holder [1-3].
A damper allows the saw unit to retract
evenly along the entire cutting length. If
this is not the case, the damper can be
adjusted through the hole [3-5].
Filter cleaning (CS 70 EB only)
You should clean the air intake fi lter [3-2] if
the temperature monitor (see 7.1) triggers
shutdown cycles more frequently without
the machine being overloaded excessively.
Unscrew the rotary knob [3-1].
Remove the fi lter insert.
Knock off the dust or use an extractor on
the surface of the fi lter.
Insert the fi lter again.
If damaged, replace the fi lter with a new
fi lter cartridge.
10 Accessories
Use only original Festool accessories and
Festool consumable material intended for
this machine because these components
are designed specifi cally for the machine.
Using accessories and consumable material
from other suppliers will most likely affect
the quality of your working results and limit
any warranty claims. Machine wear or your
own personal workload may increase de-
pending on the application. Protect yourself
and your machine, and preserve your war-
ranty claims by always using original Fes-
tool accessories and Festool consumable
material!
11 Disposal
Do not throw the power tool in your house-
hold waste! Dispose of machines, accesso-
ries and packaging at an environmentally-
responsible recycling centre. Observe the
valid national regulations.
EU only: European Directive 2002/96/EC
stipulate that used electric power tools
must be collected separately and disposed
of at an environmentally responsible recy-
cling centre.
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