Assembling Dust Collection System; Using And Cleaning The Dust Bag - Bosch CM10GD Instrucciones De Funcionamiento Y Seguridad

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WARNING
source before
adjustments or repairs.
The dust collection system used on this tool is unique
because it is not attached to the upper guard. This
placement provides superior dust collection for the
majority of cuts. When adjusting or removing any dust
collection components, be sure the saw is unplugged.
The elbow is attached to the top of the dust chute.
NOTE: It is recommended that the elbow is always in
place before operating the tool – it is required to direct
dust and debris away from the operator. The elbow
can be rotated in place. The elbow supports the dust
bag or can be connected to a vacuum cleaner.
Removing Elbow – For cleaning, the elbow may be
removed by pulling up and twisting until it is free of
the dust chute. Reattach the elbow by pressing and
twisting until it snaps over the chute's molded-in
retaining ring. Always reattach before using the saw.
Attaching and Adjusting the Dust Bag
Attaching (and Removing) Dust Bag – The elbow
has pins on the top and bottom of the exit port which
will engage the coupler end of the dust bag
assembly. To attach the dust bag, align the coupler's
slots with the elbow's pins, then push and twist it
clockwise. To remove the dust bag, twist the coupler
counterclockwise, then pull off – always leave the
elbow on the dust chute (see Figure 6).
Adjusting Dust Bag – After attaching the bag, it is
recommended to do a "dry cut" before cutting with the
saw – this means: unplug the tool, preset it for
intended cut and practice the cut. For some bevel
cuts, the sliding fence may have to be moved or
removed to avoid being cut or making contact with
the dust bag. The bag's position may also need a
rotating adjustment if it contacts the workpiece during
a slide cut.
Dust Bag
Assembly

Assembling Dust Collection System

To avoid possible
disconnect plug from power
performing any assembly,
Elbow
Slot
Coupler
Pin
Elbow
Dust Chute
figure 6

Using and Cleaning the Dust Bag

injury,
Using Dust Bag – Attach the clean bag to the elbow.
Adjust the elbow and dust bag, if necessary, so they
do not interfere with the tool during the intended
cutting operation.
Cleaning Dust Bag – After the dust bag is 2/3 to 3/4
full, remove it from the saw. Bring the bag to a proper
container and pull open the zipper located on the
bottom of the bag. Hold the bag by the coupler end
and shake it vigorously until all the dust and debris
fall from it. Close zipper and reattach the bag.
NOTE: Clean the bag at the end of the cutting
session and before transporting or storing the saw
(see Figure 7).
WARNING
fine particle form may be explosive. Do not throw
sawdust on
combustion, in time, may result from the mixture
of oil or water with dust particles.
Dust Bag
Zipper
15.
Be extremely careful
disposing of dust. Materials in
an open fire. Spontaneous
Coupler
Elbow
Dust Chute
Rubber Deflector
figure 7
when