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G. Take the protective hood with protective cover (14 and 16) out of the packaging, loosen 2 hexagon screws top and
bottom and remove the protective cover. To ease assembly, remove the front saw blade ange. Slide protective hood
(14) over the saw blade ange, fasten and secure with 5 lenticular ange head screws M8x16 (stuck from the inside
out) (8 a) and locking nut M8 (8 b). (Fig. G1, G2, G3).
H. Mount and fasten protective cover (14) with the 2 hinges on the protective hood using 2 hexagon screws M6x12 (9 a)
and 2 locking nuts M6 (9 b). (Fig. H1, H2, H3).
I. Mount complete guard panel with clinch stud (13a), to do so guide 1 hexagon screw M5 x 12 (13e) through the screw-
mounted protective hood from the saw blade side and put on slide plastic washer (13b), cover panel (13a) and plastic
bush (13g) onto the hexagon screw (13e) and then tighten a little with the self-locking hexagon nut M5 (13h). It must
be possible for the cover panel to move. Slide plastic washer (13b) onto the threaded bolt of the cover panel (13a) and
guide into the circular recess. Slide on galvanised pivot bushing (13c) and secure with self-locking hexagon nut M5
(13d). (Fig. I1, I2, I3, I4, I5). Now lightly tighten both threaded connections. It must be possible for the panel to move
easily.
J. Position the saw blade, screw on by hand with ange, washer and hexagon nut. Insert locking pin and tighten the nut
well using the saw blade wrench. Remove locking pin once more. (J1, J2, J3, J4). Important note! When inserting the
saw blade, make sure the direction of rotation is correct. Always wear gloves when inserting and tightening the saw
blade.
K. Close blade guard and secure top and bottom with the hexagon screws (Fig. K).
L. Guide electrical cable through the frame feet, screw and secure switch with 2 llister head screws M4x60 and locking
nut. Place saw blade wrench and locking pin (2) in the recess (Fig. L).
M. Check that the saw blade is central, if necessary loosen the two hexagon screws (M1) on the swivel axle (M1, M2) and
align the swivel with the saw blade (M3).
Following alignment, retighten the hexagon screws (M2).
Mounting the protective ap (Fig. N1 - N5)
N.1. a. Fit saw blade inserts (18a) on the protective cover (18) from below on both sides with 3 Philips screws M4x10 (18g)
and 3 locking nuts M4 (18h) respectively.
b. Screw in retaining screw (18c) for the tension spring on the protective cover with hexagon screw M8 x 35, (18c) with
lock nuts M8 (18d) approx. 20mm and t with a self-locking nut M8 (18e).
c. Fit stop screw (18f) M8x12 with self-locking nut M8 (18e).
d. Press 3 collar bushings (18k) into the lugs of the protective ap from the left.
N.2. Place the protective cover on the swivel and t with 3 hexagon screws M8x20 (18j), 3 washers 8mm (18m) and 3
self-locking nuts M8 (18e). Tighten the nuts such that the protective cover can be moved.
N.3. Screw in retaining screw (18c) for the tension spring on the swivel trough with hexagon screw M8 x 35, (18c) 1 lock
nut M8 (18d) approx. 20mm and t with a self-locking nut M8 (18e). Open protective cover, attach tension spring (18b)
and check for mobility.
9. Setting-up and adjustment
• Please pay attention that your rocker circular saw is set up stable and on a leveled oor.
• The workplace must be well lit.
• There should be no obstacles to the machine.
Test the swivel and saw blade function.
Connect the machine to the mains power supply and perform a test run by switching on briey.
10. Transport of the machine
Rocker lock
• To transport the swivel log saw, latch the swivel lock in position (1). (O1)
• Carefully tilt the machine forwards and transport. (O2; O3)
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