Technical data

POWX0782 EN
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 Follow the user instructions for the dust collector.
9.2.7 Connection to AC power
High-voltage!
 Only operate this machine in dry surroundings.
 This machine may only be connected to a power source that fulfils the following
requirements (also see the section "Technical data"):
- The mains voltage and the system frequency must conform to the voltage and frequency that
is indicated on the technical data sheet of the machine;
- Fusing protection with a residual current device (RCD), with a sensitivity of 30 mA.
- Sockets must be properly installed, earthed and tested.
 Position a power cable in such a way that it does not hinder the work and cannot be
damaged.
 Protect the power cable against heat, aggressive fluids and sharp edges.
 Only use rubber-coated extension cables with a sufficient wire cross-section (3 x 1.5
mm²).
 Do not use the power cable for pulling the plug out of the socket.
10 OPERATIONS
This saw can be used as a:
 Cross-cut saw
 Table saw
Before making any changes in the settings of this machine, always remove
the plug from the socket.
10.1 Cross-cut sawing mode
10.1.1 Safety instructions for the movable saw blade guard (Fig. 16)
The movable saw blade guard (C1) protects against accidental contact with the saw blade and
flying wood splinters.
The movable saw blade guard must always return automatically to the start position, whenever
the saw head is lifted. The saw blade must be covered at all sides, when the saw head is
located in the start position.
10.1.2 Safety lock (Fig. 2-3)
The safety lock (6) blocks the saw head in the topmost position, and it prevents that the
movable saw blade guard exposes the saw blade.
The safety lock is released by pushing on it. The saw head (19) can now be lowered; as the
saw head is lowered, the saw blade guard retracts and the saw blade is freed.
After a cut has been made, and when the saw head is back in the topmost starting position,
the movable saw blade guard is once more blocked by the safety lock.
10.1.3 Installation (Fig. 12 and 13)
HAZARD!