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6.8
USING THE STROKE-END GUIDE FOR THE
UPPER TABLE (fig. 9)
Proceed as follows: - Insert the guide G (fig. 9) in the
upper table – Select the desired cutting width using the
graduated scales – Lock into the guide G into position
using the knob H.
7
MAINTENANCE
WARNING - Always unplug the plug from
the power supply socket before performing
maintenance.
Note: operating noise can be decreased by using the
right blades and performing frequent maintenance on
the blade and mitre saw itself.
6.9 CUTTING SMALL PIECES
Small pieces must be worked with the use of the correct
tools – On the lower table: Use the clamp to lock the
workpiece in place and the stroke-end rods to obtain the
size desired – On the upper table: Use the pusher (fig.
20) provided to advance the workpiece.
7.1 LUBRICATION
The mitre saw is delivered already completely lubricated
and does not require any further lubrication.
ROUTINE CLEANING
WARNING - Avoid touching the handgrip with
hands that are dirty with oil or grease, and
immediately clean the handgrip whenever
this happens.
- Clean the machine carefully after use by spraying with
compressed dry air.
6.10 CUTTING LARGE PIECES
Never remove the workpieces that have already been
cut or other parts of the workpieces to be cut while
the machine is working and the support is not in rest
position.
WARNING - An attachment that can be easily
connected to any CMT vacuum unit is provide
to improve work conditions.
6.11 IMPROPER USE
The functions and use of this tool are those exclusively
indicated in this manual. Never use the tool to cut thick
tree trunks or branches.
7.3 CHECKING THE DRIVE BELT
These machines are equipped with drive belts. The right
tightness of these belts is essential to good operation
and must be checked regularly and adjusted whenever
necessary by proceeding as follows:
- remove the casing over the belt A (fig.16) and loosen the
4 screws C (fig. 17) that keep the motor unit in place.
- adjust the tightness of the belt using the corresponding
dowel B (fig. 17).
- tighten the 4 screws C (fig. 17) in order to lock the motor
unit in place and reassemble the protective casing over
the belt.
Any other use of the tool is explicitly
forbidden.
-Never cut aluminium or steel on the upper table.
-Always use sharp blades appropriate to the type of
cuts to be made.
-Never use the machine without the protective devices
described.
-Never use the machine for food-processing
purposes.
-Use only the right types of blade (see Table, Point 6.1)
for the material to be cut: wood, aluminium sections,
PVC pipe, etc.
WARNING! The failure to perform this
operation regularly may result in damage to
the belt and incorrect machine operation.
The cutting of any other type of material
not specified in this manual is expressly
prohibited.
The machine comes with a brush that conveys all dust
into the suction area in order to limit the quantity of
dust generated during cutting.
7.4
DISPOSAL
At the end of the machine working life, or when
it can no longer be repaired, ensure that it is
disposed of according to the standard regulations
of the country in which it is being used, and that the
disposal operation is carried out by specialised personnel
following authorised guidelines.
In all circumstances:
WARNING! Whenever wood is cut, connection
to an external vacuum unit must be used in
order to lower the risk of exposure to dust.
- Do not abandon in the environment;
- Do not dispose of together with solid urban
waste products;
- Contact the special recycling centers
Always wear dust-proof face masks.
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ENGLISH
7.2
Never put your hands on the workpiece to be
cut. Keep the pusher in a safe place nearby
for use whenever required.