To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the Ryobi BTS211 and is the answer not in the manual?
User must read and understand the operator's manual before using this product to reduce the risk of injury.
Avoid kickback by keeping blade sharp, rip fence parallel, using guards, and push sticks for narrow stock.
Interpret symbols for Safety Alert, Eye Protection, No Hands, Wet Conditions, Pinch Warning, and DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION signals.
Understand DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words to identify risk levels associated with the product.
Use 3-wire cords with grounding plugs. Select correct wire size based on cord length and amperage to prevent voltage drop.
Ensure the tool is properly grounded via a 3-prong plug and matching outlet to reduce electric shock risk.
Diagram identifying key components like Rip Fence, Blade Guard, Miter Fence, Leg Stand, and Adjusting Handwheel.
Details blade arbor, diameter, tilt, weight, input voltage, amperage, and no-load speed.
Information on the switch assembly with a locking feature to prevent unauthorized use and accidental starting.
Securely mount the saw to a workbench or leg stand using bolts, washers, and nuts. Check for stability.
Align the spreader with the saw blade and securely tighten the wing nut for proper blade guard assembly installation.
Avoid carelessness. Always wear ANSI Z87.1 eye protection with side shields to prevent serious eye injury.
Do not use unapproved accessories. Operate with blade guard unless instructed otherwise for safety.
Tool designed for wood; learn causes of kickback and avoid it using proper depth, support, and push sticks.
Warning to align the rip fence to the blade after any blade adjustments to ensure parallel alignment.
Warning about exposed cutter during non-through cuts; use push blocks, sticks, or featherboards.
Check and align the spreader with the saw blade and blade guard assembly using screws.
Check rip fence alignment to the blade using a framing square and adjust screws if necessary.
Solutions for vibration, rip fence movement/locking issues, binding cuts, warped wood, and edge alignment.
Solutions for inaccurate cuts, hard handwheels, saw not starting, poor cuts, and blade not lowering.
Troubleshooting for motor laboring in rip cuts and using the correct blade type.
Information on purchasing parts and locating authorized service centers via website or phone.
General
