Jepson SHDC 8320 Instrucciones De Servicio página 12

maximum rated speed or higher. Avoid contact
with blade teeth to prevent personal injury.
NOTE: Take care to ensure that the blade is
centered (it is possible to tighten the blade
crooked between the flanges).
Replace and finger-tighten the blade retaining bolt
by turning it clockwise.
Arbor lock lever
Push in the arbor lock lever and
rotate the arbor by hand until the
lock engages the arbor. Tighten
the blade retaining bolt securely.
Rock the arbor with the wrench to
ensure that the arbor lock has
released and release the arbor lock.
7.7. REMOVING THE BLADE
DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM POWER
SOURCE.
Removal is the opposite of installing the blade, but
special care must be taken to avoid injury from the
blade.
Push in the blade lock lever and rotate the arbor
with the wrench on the retaining bolt until the lock
engages the arbor. Loosen the blade retaining bolt
with the provided wrench and release the arbor
lock.
Completely unscrew the blade retaining bolt and lift
it and the outer flange away, taking care not to drop
the blade.
Carefully rotate the lower blade guard out of the
way. The blade may now be removed.
7.8. ADJUST CUTTING DEPTH
DISCONNECT THE MACHINE FROM POWER
SOURCE.
Depth lock lever
Adjust the cutting depth as
desired. A depth scale is provided.
Loosen the depth lock lever and
set the depth to the desired level.
Then tighten the lever.
Depth lock scale
WARNING: Depth adjusting locking
lever must be tight and secure
before making
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cut. If blade
SUPER HAND DRY CUTTER 8320
adjustment shifts while cutting, it may cause
binding and kickback.
7.9. USE OF SIGHTING NOTCH
Sighting notch
To aid in free-hand cutting, a
sighting notch is located at the
front of the base.
Align the cutting line on the
work-piece
notch. Additionally, the blade is
visible through small gaps in the cover for aligning
the blade perfectly with the intended line of cut.
7.10. BLADE GUARD
To test the function of the lower blade guard, rotate
the guard through the full stroke of its travel and
ensure that the guard is able to fully return back to
the closed position under its own spring tension.
If the guard is found to be sluggish or if it sticks in
any position, the problem will need to be remedied
before the machine is used again. It usually just
needs to be cleaned. To clean, first remove the
sawblade and then clean all around the rotating
joint of the guard. All other repairs should be
performed by an authorized service center.
Kick lever
Kicker Lever:
materials with bigger dimension/
cutting depth , such as sandwich
panel, often the lower blade guard
will not be able to bump open
automatically. In this case the
Lower blade guard
kicker lever may be used to allow
the lower blade guard to open just
enough to get started. Simply
push the lever with the thumb of
the left hand without removing
one's hand from the side handle.
After it begins, allow the guard to function automat-
ically as usual.
7.11. DUST COLLECTION SYSTEM
Dust collection should always be used to minimise
dust. Attach an appropriate hose and vacuum
cleaner system to the dust extractor port on the
machine.
Dust chamber If a vacuum cleaner is not available,
close the cap of the dust port.
There is a dust chamber which can
collect a small amount of dust or
chips which is built into the upper
blade guard. Clear the dust
chamber frequently to avoid it being overfilled. To
with the sighting
When cutting