Güde GDS 16 PRO Traduction Du Mode D'emploi D'origine page 11

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Follow all safety and warning instructions on the
appliance and keep them readable.
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The safety equipment on the appliance must not be
disassembled or put out of operation.
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Check the feeder cables. Do not use any defective
feeder cables. See Plugging.
• The saw blade must run freely.
• The processed material must be checked for any
undesirable items such as nails, screws, etc.
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Be caution when working: Risk of injury for fingers
and hands by the saw blade.
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Any changeover, adjustment, measurement and
cleaning to be performed when the engine is off only.
Unplug the appliance.
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Any installation, repair and servicing of the wiring
may only be performed by professionals.
• All protective and safety equipment must be
immediately refitted after finishing any repair and
servicing work.
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Switch the engine off after leaving the place of your
work. Unplug the appliance.
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Any changes to the appliance exclude the liability of
the producer for any consequential damage.
• Do not look directly at the laser beam when your eyes
are not protected.
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Never aim with the laser beam at reflection areas,
persons and animals. Even a low-power laser beam
is able to damage eyes.
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Caution! - if procedures other than those
specified are taken, it may lead to dangerous
exposure to radiation.
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Never open the laser module.
Use as designated
The fretsaw has been designed to cut angular pieces of
wood or similar workpieces.
Logs may only be cut with appropriate holding means.
The appliance may only be used as designated. Any other
use will be considered a use in conflict with the
designation. The user/operator, not the manufacturer, will
be held liable for any consequential damage or injuries of
all types.
Please be sure to know that the appliance has not been
designed for industrial and craft purposes. We are not
liable if the appliance is used for industrial and craft
purposes or similar activities.
Saw blades suitable for this appliance to be used only.
Using cutting wheels of all types prohibited. The use as
designated principles also include following safety
instructions, assembly instructions and operating
instruction included in the Operating Instructions. Persons
operating or servicing this appliance must be notified and
instructed in respect of possible risks. Moreover,
applicable accident prevention regulations must strictly be
followed.
Other general regulations regarding occupational health
and safety must also be followed.
Any changes to the appliance exclude the liability of the
manufacturer for any consequential damage.
Some residual risk factors cannot be fully ruled out even
when the appliance is used as designated. Due to the
appliance design and assembly, there may be the
following risks:
Harmful wood dust emissions when used in enclosed
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places
Risk of injury as a result of touching in an exposed
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cutting area of the tool
Risk of injury when changing a tool (risk of cutting)
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Finger/hand jamming
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Risk of backlash
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Workpiece fall due to insufficient supporting area
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Contact with the cutting tool
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Parts of branches and parts of workpiece thrown
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away
Assembly
The fretsaw must be unplugged before any servicing
and tool change.
Fitting the saw to bench
To fit the saw, a massive-wood bench is better than a
weak compressed board with vibrations and noise
significantly affecting your work.
Fixing materials necessary for assembly are not included
in the supply.
Example of materials:
4 M8 hex screws
4 Ø 8 mm flat gaskets
4 Ø 8 mm washers
8 M8 hex nuts
For assembly purposes, use the existing assembly holes
(pic. A/6+12). Do not tighten the screws too much. Keep
some clearance so that the rubber legs (pic. A/7+11) could
absorb well.
Saw blade cover fitting – pic. C-D
Now fold the saw blade cover (pic. A/2) using the
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socket head screw (pic. C/a) and the nut (pic. C/b) as
shown in picture C.
Now fold the saw blade cover (pic. A/2) using the
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locking screw (pic. D/1) as shown in picture D.
Saw blade change (original saw blades) – pic. G-I
Release the saw blade cover by loosening the locking
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screw (pic. D/1). Now fold the saw blade cover (pic.
A/2) backwards. Pull the saw blade tension lever (pic.
G/22) up so that the saw blade (pic. H/26) is
loosened.
Loosen the socket head screw (pic. H/c) on the upper
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holder of the saw blade (pic. H/25). Open the
inspection cover (pic. I/27). Loosen the socket head
screw (pic. I/d) on the bottom holder of the saw blade
(pic. I/28). Take the saw blade (pic. H/26) out using
the bench insert (pic. A/4).
Refit a new saw blade in the reverse order.
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Due to universal saw blade holders (pic. H/25 and
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I/28), both fretsaw blades and laminated blades can
be used.
Caution: The saw blade must always be fitted in a
way the teeth are pointed at you and down when
standing in front of the saw.
Spare Güde saw blades can be obtained under Art. No.
#55080, #55081, #55082, #55083 and # 55084
Tilting the saw bench (pic. B)
Loosen the securing screw (pic. A-B/5).
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Tilt the saw bench (pic. A/3) to the left or to the right
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so that the indicator (pic. B/19) shows the required
angle on the scale (pic. B/20).
Now fix the saw bench (pic. A/3) using the securing
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screw (pic. A-B/5).
Caution: If precise work is required, a test cut needs
to be performed and a new angle possibly adjusted.
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