MAINTAINING
YOUR
TABLE
SAW
GENERAL
MAINTENANCE
For
your
own
safety, turn
the switch
OFF and remove
the
switch key. Remove
the
plug
from the
power
source outlet
before maintaining
or
lubricating
your
saw.
1.
Clean out all
sawdust that has
accumulated inside
the
saw cabinet
and the
motor.
2. Polish the
saw
table with
an
automotive wax to keep
it
clean and to
make it
easier to slide the workpiece.
3. Clean
cutting blades with
pitch
and
gum
remover.
4. A worn,
cut, or
damaged
power
cord should
be
replaced
immediately.
All
electrical
or
mechanical repairs
should
be
attempted
only
by
a
trained
repair
technician. Contact the nearest
Sears Service
Center
for
service. Use only identical
replacement
parts.
Any other
parts
may
create a
hazard.
5. Use liquid
dish
washing
detergent and water to
clean all
plastic parts.
NOTE:
Certain
cleaning chemicals can damage
plastic
parts.
6.
Avoid
use of the following
cleaning chemicals or
solvents,
ammonia anci household detergents
containing
ammonia.
BLADE
RAIS|NG
AND
TILTTNG
MECHANTSM
(FrG.
EE)
After
each five hours
of operation, the blade raising
mechanism
and tilting mechanism
should
be checked
for
looseness,
binding,
or other abnormalities,
With the
saw
dis-connected from the
power
source,
turn the
saw
upside
down and alternately
pull
upward
and downward
on the
motor
unit. Observe any movement of the motor mounting
mechanism. Looseness
or
play
in the
blade
raising screw
(1)
should be
adjusted as
follows:
1. Using a 14mm wrench, loosen
nut
(2).
2. Adjust nut
(3)
until
it is finger-tight against the
bracket
(4),
then back off the nut
(3)
1/6 turn.
3. Tighten nut
(2)
with the wrench, while holding nut
(3)
in
place.
Maximum
allowable
play
of screw
rod
(1)
is
0.16"
(4
mm).
Fig. EE
Place a
small
amount of
dry lubricant on bevel
gear
(2).
Screw
rod
(1)
must be
kept
clean and
free of sawdust,
gum,
pitch,
and other contaminants
for smooth operation.
lf
excessive
looseness
is observed in
any
parts
of
the
blade
raising
mechanism or tilting mechanism,
take the complete
unit
to
a Sears
Service Center.
LUBRICATION
All motor bearings are
permanently
lubricated
at
the factory
and require
no
additional
lubrication.
On all
mechanical
parts
of
your
table saw where a
pivot
or
threaded rod
are
present,
lubricate using
graphite
or silicone.
These dry
lubricants will not
hold
sawdust
as would oil or
grease.
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