2 Use the blade shaft wrench, turn the blade guard lock
forward until it stops and unlatches. Lift at the same time
the blade guard with its handle off the support spade(s).
2
2
1
Install the blade guard 48"-60"
48"
1
2
60"
1
2
3
4
1 One screw fixed to the bracket blade guard upper.
2 Three screws fixed to the baseplate.
3 Two screws fixed to the bracket blade guard.
4 One screw fixed to the belt guard.
Remove the blade guard 48"-60"
1 Disconnect the water hose from the blade guard.
2 Remove the bolt holding the blade guard.
3 Remove the blade guard
Blade depth stop
The saw is equipped with a Blade depth stop on the control
panel. When activated, the cutting depth will stop at the
cutting depth chosen by the operator.
For more information about maximum cutting depth for
different blade sizes, see section "Blades"
OPERATING
Setting the cutting depth
NOTICE! Only saw as deep as the job specifications require
since deeper sawing can cause structural strength
problems.
•
Activate the Blade depth stop on the control panel.
•
Lower the saw by pushing the Raise/lower switch on the
speed control lever downwards until the blade touches the
surface to be cut. This will be the reference point.
CAUTION! The touch should be smooth to
!
prevent damaging the blade. Use Saw
lowering speed control knob to slow down
the lowering speed.
•
Press the Blade zero button on the control panel. The
current value in the display now reads 0.
•
Set the desired cutting depth by rotating the Depth knob.
The chosen cutting depth is now shown in the display in
small box called stop.
2
1
3
4
<1200 RPM
12
80
10
14
60
100
WORKING HOUR
8
16
40
120
V
V
c
c
CURRENT:
STOP:
0
4
cm
cm
2
1
3
4
<1200 RPM
12
80
10
14
60
100
WORKING HOUR
8
16
40
120
V
V
c
c
CURRENT:
STOP:
0
0
cm
cm
CURRENT:
0
cm
2
1
3
4
<1200 RPM
12
80
10
14
60
100
WORKING HOUR
8
16
40
120
V
V
c
c
CURRENT:
STOP:
0
4
cm
cm
STOP
4
cm
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