Control Elements - EINHELL RT-CC 315 UD Mode D'emploi

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5.4.1. Adjusting the saw blade (Figure 44-45)
Use the stop angle (a) and the locking grip for the saw
blade angle (8) to adjust the saw blade (12) so that it
makes an angle of 90° relative to the saw table (1).
Check whether the pointer (b) stands at 0°. If not,
undo the two screws (c) and adjust the scale (d) so
that the pointer (b) stands at 0°. Then refasten the
scale (d) with the two screws. Small deviations can
also be corrected by slackening the screw (e) and
adjusting the pointer (b).
5.4.2. Adjusting the parallel stop (Figure 46-47)
Move the parallel stop (3) to the left until the stop rail
for the parallel stop (2) touches the saw blade (12),
then secure it in place with the clamp lever for the
parallel stop (4). Check whether the stop rail for the
parallel stop (2) is parallel with the saw blade (12). If
not, undo the two Allen screws (f) and align the
parallel stop (3) so that the stop rail for the parallel
stop (2) runs parallel to the saw blade (12). Then
refasten the parallel stop (3) with the two Allen
screws.(f)
5.4.3. Adjusting the cross stop (Figure 47-48)
Undo the locking grip for the cross stop (10) and align
the stop rail for the cross stop (13) using the stop
angle (A) as shown in Fig. 47 so that it makes an
angle of 90° relative to the parallel stop (2). Check
whether the pointer (i) stands at 0°. If not, undo the
two screws (g) and adjust the scale (j) so that the
pointer (i) stands at 0°. Then refasten the scale (j)
with the two screws (g).
5.4.4. Adjusting the sliding table (Figure 48-53)
Check whether the sliding table (15) is level with saw
table (1), as shown in Figure 51. If not, undo the two
screws (o) and (p) on the front and rear sides and
align the sliding table (15) so that it is level with the
saw table (1).
Then secure the sliding table (15) with the four
screws (o and p). The saw table (1) has two ball
bearings (k/m) which help the table to slide. Check on
the front and rear sides of the saw whether the ball
bearings touch the guide rail (q). If not, undo the
screws (l) and (n) and align the ball bearings (k/m) so
that they touch the guide rail (q). Then refasten the
ball bearings (k/m) with the two screws (l/n).
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6. Operation
Important!!
After every new adjustment we recommend you
to make a trial cut in order to check the new
settings.
After switching on the saw, wait for the blade to
reach its maximum speed of rotation before
commencing with the cut.
Take extra care when starting the cut!

6.1 Control elements

6.1.1 ON/OFF/Emergency Stop switch (Fig. 54-55
/ Item 9)
Pull the cover on the ON/OFF/Emergency Stop
switch (9) upwards.
To turn the saw on, press the green button "1".
To turn the machine off again, press the red
button "0".
Important.
The saw has an emergency stop function. Press the
cover on the ON/OFF/Emergency Stop switch (Fig.
54/Item 9) to switch off the machine quickly and
easily.
6.1.2 Setting the cutting depth (Fig. 56)
Turn the crank handle for the saw blade height (7)
to set the saw blade (12) to the required cutting
depth.
Turn the crank handle for the saw blade height (9):
Turn anti-clockwise: larger cutting depth
Turn clockwise: smaller cutting depth
Important.
Only make this adjustment after the machine has
been switched off.
6.1.3 Setting the saw blade angle (Fig. 57)
The saw blade angle can be adjusted by turning the
locking grip for the saw blade angle (8).
Undo the grip lock by turning the front grip part (8a)
anti-clockwise. The angle of the saw blade can now
be changed by turning the rear grip part (8b). The set
angle is shown by the pointer (A) on the scale (B).
Lock the saw blade (12) in position by tightening the
front grip part (8a) by turning it clockwise.
Important.
Only make this adjustment after the machine has
been switched off.
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