Protecting The Environment; Accessories - Ryobi Rbs-3080 Mode D'emploi

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PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

The material used as packaging for your machine is 100% recyclable.
Used electric tools and accessories contain many precious raw materials and plastics that can be recycled.
This manual is printed on chlorine-free paper.
13. PROBLEMS AND BREAKDOWNS
Warning!
Before any operation on the machine:
• Unplug the machine.
• Remove the power plug.
• Wait until the sawblade has stopped.
After all operations, re-set the safety device and check that it is operating properly.
The motor doesn't work:
The undervoltage relay was set off by a temporary power cut.
Plug the machine back in.
There is no power supply:
Check the state of the cable, plug, socket and fuse.
The motor is over-heating due to a dull sawblade or to sawdust piling up in the casing:
Remove the source of over-heating, let the motor cool down for a few minutes then plug the machine back in.
The sawblade rides outside the cutting line or does not ride correctly:
The sawblade does not ride in the middle of the wheel.
Change the tilt of the upper wheel of the saw.
If the sawblade is distorted, replace it.
The blade is broken:
The sawblade tension is incorrect – adjust it.
Too heavy a load – reduce the pressure on the sawblade.
The blade is distorted: you will get very thin workpieces if the sawblade is too thin and very thick workpieces if the sawblade
is too wide.
The blade is buckled:
Too heavy a load – avoid lateral pressure on the sawblade.
The saw vibrates:
The saw is not properly secured; secure the saw correctly to an appropriate floor.
The table is unstable; adjust and secure the table.
The motor mount is unstable; check the state of the retaining screws and tighten them down if necessary.
The sawdust extraction outlet is blocked:
The extraction device has not been connected or the suction capacity is insufficient. Connect the suction device or increase
the suction capacity (air speed > 20 m/sec in the sawdust extraction outlet).
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ACCESSORIES

1. Stand (Fig. 33)
The stand provides an optimum working height of 980 mm.
2. Trolley (Fig. 34)
The trolley is ideal for transport purposes. The saw can only be operated on a stand.
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