13.0 Extraction connection
Certain wood types such as chipboards etc.
produce harmful dust emissions during machining.
For this reason the machine must be connected to
a dust extractor. For long and frequent use of the
machine, operating measures must ensure that the
extractor is automatically switched on when the
machine is switched on.
13.1 Connection
⇒ Fig. 13-1
The machine is designed for a standard dust extractor
(vacuum cleaner).
Push the connector of the extractor system into
opening (1) of the connection piece so that it locks.
13.2 Adjust the upper extraction
⇒ Fig. 13-2
• Adjust the upper extraction hose (1) so that it lies on
the workpiece around 5 mm away from the saw blade.
If however you want to work without the extractor, the
cut line can be blown clear by pulling the hose (4) off
the connection piece (5) and inserting it in the pump
base (3).
When the dust extractor is not connected, the
machine may only be used for open air work. In
closed rooms the dust extractor must be connected
(see 13.0 Extraction connection).
14.0 Maintenance / Cleaning
The machine is low maintenance.
Only the upper and lower arm bearings need to be oiled
regularly (approx. every 10 operating hours) with a fine
non-resinous oil (e.g. sewing machine oil).
14.1 Maintenance – oil arm bearings
⇒ Fig. 14-1
• Remove any dust deposits at the lubrication points.
• Using a light oil, oil both arm bearings (1). Apply 3 to
4 drops of oil at the points marked with arrows
(between the swing arm and washer).
The clamping spindle (2) must not be oiled or
greased.
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