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Defines signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and provides initial safety guidelines for the table saw.
Comprehensive checks for saw, blade, area, workpiece, planning, and safety gear.
Essential safety measures for performing rip cuts, including push stick and featherboard use.
Instructions for safe crosscutting, including miter gauge and auxiliary facing use.
Definitions of common woodworking terms used in the manual.
Details on the saw's motor power, voltage, amperage, and RPM.
Explanation of double insulation and polarized plug for electrical safety.
Guidelines for protecting the motor and understanding overload protection.
List of tools required for assembly and initial setup of the table saw.
Inventory list of all loose parts included in the box with the table saw.
Instructions for correctly assembling the rip fence handle to the handwheel.
How to properly align the spreader for safe and effective blade guarding.
Procedure to verify the proper operation of the anti-kickback pawls.
Instructions for assembling the rip fence to the table saw.
How to align the rip fence parallel to the sawblade for safe cutting.
How to operate the on-off switch, including its locking feature for safety.
Procedure to set the positive stop for a 90-degree blade tilt.
Procedure to set the positive stop for a 45-degree blade tilt.
How to check if the sawblade is parallel to the miter gauge groove.
Detailed steps for adjusting the sawblade to be parallel with the miter gauge groove.
Instructions for securing the saw to a workbench using mounting hardware.
Using C-clamps as an alternative method to secure the table saw to a workbench.
Instructions for securing the saw to a cabinet or legset using mounting hardware.
Step-by-step instructions for assembling the table saw leg set.
Details on the on-off switch, its locking feature, and overload protection.
Information on sawdust removal, table surface, and base for stability.
Explanation of blade tilt controls, handwheel, and tilt scale indicator.
How to use the rip fence, blade guard, table insert, and miter gauge.
Instructions for making and using push sticks and push blocks for safe feeding.
Step-by-step guide for constructing a custom auxiliary fence for the table saw.
Diagnosing and resolving common problems with the table saw's operation.
List of replacement parts for the table saw, shown in Figure 1.
List of replacement parts for the table saw, shown in Figure 2.
List of replacement parts for the table saw, shown in Figure 3.
Contact information for obtaining repair or replacement parts for the table saw.
Information on scheduling in-home repair service for major brands.
How to find the nearest Sears Repair Service Center in your area.
Information on purchasing and inquiring about Sears Maintenance Agreements.
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