Safety
KGZ Series | Version 2.02 | EN 9
12.The operator must be adequately trained in the ope-
ration of the chop- and mitre saw and their compo-
nents.
13. Make sure there is adequate lighting provision for
your work area.
14.If the chop- and mitre saw is equipped with a laser,
only use a laser from the manufacturer if a replace-
ment is necessary. Repairs to the laser should only be
carried out by the manufacturer or by authorized per-
sons
15.Wait until the machine has stopped completely and the
cutting head is in its rest position before removing parts
or chips from the machine.
16.Never stand on this tool as damage to saw or serious
injuries could result.
17. Never use the mitre saw near flammable liquids,
vapors, or gases.
18.Remove all nails that may be in the workpiece to pre-
vent sparking that could cause a fire.
19.To avoid fire or toxic reaction, never use gasoline, na-
phtha acetone, lacquer thinner or similar highly vola-
tile solvents to clean the mitre saw.
20.Hold the saw on a bench with a good and safe loadbea-
ring surface to minimize noise and vibration.
21.Only use the handle provided for this purpose to carry
the saw. Disconnect the saw from the power supply
beforehand and secure the cutting head in the locked
position.
22. If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its service department or similarly
qualified persons to avoid danger.
23. Allow the saw blade to reach full speed before star-
ting to cut.
24. Do not use damaged or worn saw blades.
25. Make sure that the directional arrow marked on the
blade corresponds with the rotational direction of mo-
tor.
26. Ensure that the movable guards operate freely
without jamming. Never lock the protective equipment
when it is open.
27. Never cut pieces that are too small to be held secu-
rely against the straight guide. Leave enough space
for the hand to be at a safe distance from the saw
blade.
28.Regularly check the saw blade locking screw.
29.Do not operate the machine if any part of the housing
is missing or damaged.
30.Do not start the machine when the saw blade is inser-
ted into the workpiece.
31. Allow the saw blade to come to a complete stop be-
fore removing the jammed or unsawn material from
the area of the saw blades. Do not attempt to stop the
saw blade by applying lateral pressure to the saw
blade disc.
32. Before cutting, allow the saw blade to run freely for a
few seconds. If it makes an unfamiliar noise or vibra-
tion, turn it off immediately and disconnect it from the
power supply.
33. Ensure that all fuse clamps are tight and check for
excessive play.
34.Never attempt to cut freehand. Always make sure that
the workpiece is pressed securely against the straight
guide and the table support.
35. Disconnect the mains plug, pull the handle of the saw
downwards. Rotate the saw blade using the hand with
the saw blade in its lowest position, to ensure that it is
free of obstacles. Repeat this procedure for all maxi-
mum mitre and tilt positions before you start using the
of the work to begin.
36. Make sure that the workpiece to be cut has sufficient
space to move sideways. Otherwise, it may lead to a
cutting off of the of the saw blade.
37.Make sure that any irregular or round workpiece to be
cut has enough space to move or rotate so that it can-
not pinch the saw blade.
38.Keep your hands away from the cutting area during
operation.
39. Always make sure that the protective device is ope-
rational before use. If the protective hood does not
close quickly over the saw blade, do not use it.
40 Do not jam the protective device. Only work with fully
functional protective devices.
41.Use a residual current switch on all 230-240V electri-
cal tools. This can help minimize the risk of electric
shock if an earth fault or short circuit occurs.
WARNING!
This saw is designed for using on wood and wood-
like products. Never cut metals or masonry products
with this tool.
WARNING!
Do not come in contact with the upper saw arm!
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