Owner's manual
E-SS24-I-0414
Printed in USA
©2014 KMS
Page 6
100 Thomas Johnson Drive, Frederick, MD 21702-4600 USA
Phone (301) 663-1600 • 1-800-638-3326
Fax (301) 663-1607 • 1-800-447-3326
Website: www.edcoinc.com
Email: sales@edcoinc.com
A Division of Equipment Development Company, Inc.
Before Starting the Engine:
•ReadRx for Concrete Saws before operating.
•InspectmachinebeforeeachuseaccordingtotheMaintenance Scheduleonpage15.
•Locateandbefamiliarwithallengineandsawcontrols(Figure 2).
•Inspectthebladescarefullybeforeinstalling.Usethecorrectbladeforthejob.Check
ratedRPM,diameterandsizeconguration.Makesurebladesarecorrectlymounted.
•Forwetcutting,attachsupplyhosetoWaterHookUpValve(Figure 3).
NOTE:DonotipBladeSaverswitchtoWETuntilafter the engine has started.
•Adjustthehandlesforoperatorcomfortandsafeoperation.Besuretoretighten
knobs once handles are positioned.
•Besurecuttinglineiswelldened.
•Movethesawintooperatingposition.
Starting the Engine:
•Checktobesurebladeisraised-notincontactwiththeslabsurfaceandblade
guards are in place.
•BladeSaverswitch(Figure 4) must be in the DRY position or engine will not start.
Note: The Blade Saver detects water pressure from the switch to the blade. If water
pressuredropsbelow21/2gallonsperminute,theswitchwillshutofftheengineto
preventdamagetothemachineand/ortheblade.
•CheckthattheEmergencyStop(E-Stop)isintheUPposition.
•TurnEngineIgnitionkeytoSTART.Afterenginestarts,leaveEngineIgnitionintheRUNposition.Ignitionposition
on saw will vary depending on engine. (Review Figure 2)
NOTE:Incoldweather,usetheChoketoaidstarting.
•Ifwetcutting,openWaterValve(orturnonWaterPump)theniptheBladeSaverswitchtotheWETposition.
Checktobesurewaterowsfreelytotheblade.Watershouldbevisibleonthegroundaroundtheblade.
ForbladesmarkedDRYCUTTING,leaveswitchintheDRYposition.Whilewaterisnotrequiredfor
cooling, it may be used for controlling dust. For health reasons, it is strongly recommended that the
operator wear a respirator if cutting dry and water is not being used to control dust from the material
being removed. That dust may contain chemicals known to cause serious illnesses, including Silicosis
afataldiseaseofthelungs.Checkthechemicalpropertiesofthematerialtoberemovedandfollow
allEPA/OSHAregulations.
Figure 4
Figure 3