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Note: the saw rotates counterclockwise when viewed from the right side
of the saw. Make sure the blade is mounted correctly (the direction arrow
on the blade matches the direction of rotation).
Basic operations
• For cross cut, bevel cut, bevel cut, combination cut or felting along
the narrow part, use the cross slide and the bevel angle adjustment
knob.
• Do not cut by hand (without the rip fence or the transverse guide). It
may jam the blade, get kicked, or make your hand / fingers come
into contact with the blade.
• Always lock the bevel angle after setting it.
• The rip fence is used for rip cuts. For other operations, it must be
disassembled (Fig. U-15).
• A circular saw guard must be fitted with each cut-off operation.
Afteroperations requiring the cover to be removedput it back on
immediately.
• The height of the circular saw should be set so that its edge
protrudes about 3 mm above the working element during cutting.
• Use a pusher when cutting narrow pieces.
Cross-parting (fig. O1)
Cutting the wood across the grain at an angle of 90 °. To do this, use a 0
° angled transverse guide. Make sure the bevel angle is locked before use.
The transverse guide can be guided along one of the table's guiding
grooves.
Miter parting (fig. O1)
Cutting at an angle other than 90 ° with a circular saw pointing vertically
upwards. Performed in the same way as cross-cutting, at any angle set
with the bevel angle knob.
Miter cuts (fig. R)
The operation is analogous to transverse cutting with the blade tilted from
the vertical. The angle of the blade is adjusted by means of a crank.
Combined parting (fig. S)
Cross-cutting at an angle with the blade tilted. To do this, adjust the bevel
angle of the cross slide and the angle of the blade.
Ripping (fig. N)
Cutting wood along the grain. Made with the use of a longitudinal guide.
By moving the longitudinal guide, set the desired width of the cut element,
then block the guide. For rip cuts:
• Make sure the fence is parallel to the blade.
• The riving knife is correctly aligned with the disc.
Always use supports when cutting through long workpieces. Press the
wood against the guide and table top at the same time, pushing it towards
the saw with even, gentle pressure.
When moving the element, press only the fragment between the saw and
the longitudinal guide to prevent the blade from jamming and kickback.
A pusher should be used for elements narrower than 150 mm.
Dust extraction (fig. T)
The saw is equipped with a removable dust extraction system. The system
can be attached to the entrance (fig T-2) to remove dust from the
workplace. To remove the dust collector (fig. T-1) loosen the two nuts (fig.
T-3) and disconnect it from the device.
Cutting Tips
• Make sure the undercut is on the scrap side.
• Cut the wood with the finished side facing up.
• Always use appropriate supports for the pieces of wood to be cut.
• In the case of important cuts, it is worth making a test cut.
• Take care of the correct positioning of the blade. The edge of the
disc should protrude 3 to 6 mm above the surface of the workpiece
to be cut.
• Search the workpiece for any foreign objects, nails, etc.
• Always use well-sharpened discs - never dull.
• Use gentle, even and constant pressure. Do not press with too much
force.
• Do not cut wet or warped wood.
• Hold the workpiece firmly with both hands or by using the pusher.
MAINTENANCE
Note: remove the plug from the socket before carrying out maintenance or
setting up the appliance.
• Keep tools clean and well sharpened for better work efficiency.
Regularly check the condition of the cables and, in the event of
damage, have them repaired by an authorized service center.
• The tool does not require additional lubrication and has no user-
replaceable consumables. Do not use water or chemicals for
cleaning. Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
• Store in a dry place. Keep the air vents clean. Controls should be
dust-free. Sparks visible from the ventilation holes are normal and
do not pose a threat to the unit.
• In the event of damage, the cable must be replaced by the
manufacturer or a qualified person in order to avoid any risk.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Possible causes
Solution
The saw does
not start.
The saw is not connected to the power
supply.
Blown fuse or circuit breaker.
Broken cord.
Dirt in the switch.
Connect the saw to the power
supply.
Replace the fuse.
Replace the cable at an
authorized service center.
Remove debris.
Inaccurate
miter cuts /
blade not
vertical.
Skew incorrectly adjusted.
Uncalibrated skew gauge.
Check the vertical with a
square and adjust the position
of the blade.
Check the plumb with a
square and adjust the
indicator.
The dial is
sticking to the
material.
The guide is not parallel to the saw
blade.
Working element twisted, element
edge touching the guide is not straight.
Check the position of the
guide and adjust.
Use a different work item.
Material is
jamming on the
wedge.
Incorrect position of the wedge relative
to the disc.
Check wedge position and
adjust.
Poor quality
cuts.
Blunt blades.
The shield is mounted on the wrong
side.
Rubber or resin on the dial.
Incorrect shield type.
Replace the disc.
Turn the shield over.
Remove the disc and clean it.
Replace with a suitable type of
disc.
There is
rejection.
Incorrect positioning of the rip fence.
Incorrect position of the wedge relative
to the disc.
Work without a guide.
Blunt blades.
Skew lock knob not tightened.
Adjust the position of the
guide.
Check wedge position and
adjust.
Install the guide.
Replace the disc.
Tighten the knob.
The disc will
not rise or tilt
smoothly.
Dust and debris in the lift / skew
mechanism.
Remove debris.
The disc does
not rotate at the
desired speed
or locks up
quickly.
The wrong cable was used.
Low voltage.
Replace the cable with a
suitable one.
Contact an electrician.
Strong
vibrations.
The saw is not attached firmly enough
to the table.
Table or stand placed on uneven
ground.
Defective shield.
Attach the saw securely.
Transfer to a flat, level
surface.
Replace the disc.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Electrically powered products should not be disposed of
with household waste, but should be disposed of in
appropriate facilities. Information on disposal can be
obtained from the dealer of the product or local authorities.
Waste electrical and electronic equipment contains
substances that are not neutral for the natural
environment. Non-recycled equipment poses a potential
threat to the environment and human health.
"Grupa Topex Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością" Spółka
komandytowa with its registered office in Warsaw, ul. Pograniczna 2/4
(hereinafter: "Grupa Topex") informs that all copyrights to the content of
this manual (hereinafter: the "Manual"), including its text, photos,
diagrams, drawings, and its compositions belong exclusively to the Topex
Group and are subject to legal protection in accordance with the Act of
February 4, 1994, on copyright and related rights (i.e. Journal of Laws of
2006 No. 90 Item 631 as amended). Copying, processing, publishing, and
modifying for commercial purposes the entire Manual and its individual
elements, without the consent of Grupa Topex expressed in writing, is
strictly prohibited and may result in civil and criminal liability.
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