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USE
Always disconnect the power plug from
the mains supply before you change
settings or carry out maintenance.
1. Unscrew the depth adjustment screw (12).
2. Set the saw in the desired depth.
3. Firmly tighten the depth adjustment screw
again.
4. Press the release button of the plunge-cut
mechanism (9) to activate this.
5. Press the main grip (10) downwards.
Make sure that all screws and bolts are
tightened and that you have made the
correct adjustments before you switch
on the saw.
1. Connect the plug with a power socket.
2. Press and hold the switching-on blocking (8).
3. Press the on / off switch (7) to switch on the
machine.
A vacuum cleaner can be connected to the dust
outlet (1) to extract the dust that is released. This
also reduces the generation of heat.
Firmly clamp the workpiece and make
sure that you do not saw in the table or
workbench.
• Always use the circular saw with one hand on
the main grip (10) and the other hand on the
front grip (16)
• Always let the machine run at full speed before
you put the saw blade in the material, in order
to prevent a kickback.
• Do not force the sawing process. Exert a light
pressure, but let the machine do the work.
• Let the saw blade come to a complete
standstill before you remove it from the
workpiece.
Always disconnect the power plug from
the mains supply before you change
settings or carry out maintenance.
• Set the desired saw depth.
• Connect the plug with a power socket.
• Hold the machine just above the workpiece.
• Switch on the machine and let the machine
run at full speed.
• Slowly press down the machine until the set
saw depth is reached and move the saw
forward as soon as the base plate (5) is
positioned flat on the workpiece.
Never pull the saw backwards during
sawing. As a result of this, the saw
blade emerges from the saw cut and
causes a kickback.
The guide rail allows for an exact, pure saw cut
and protects the surface of the workpiece from
damage.
1. Slide a connector (23) in the lower part of a
guide rail part (14) and tighten the locking
pins with a 3 mm hexagonal key.
2. Slide a second guide rail part on the
connector and tighten the locking pins.
3. Repeat the steps until the desired length is
reached.
Make sure that the rail parts are in a
the saw from jamming.
Rotate the adjustment guides (13) to a minimum
tension and put the machine on the guide rail.
Rotate the adjustment guides until the machine
moves smoothly on the guide rail. As a result of
this, sideward movements are reduced.
E2) for smooth guiding. At the lower part of the rail
"antiskid" strips are mounted in order to prevent
the rail on the workpiece from moving.
Always use, where possible, the supplied clamps
to secure the rail.
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