Cleaning And Maintenance - MSW C-SAW210 Manuel D'utilisation

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• Align the saw blade in the right position.
• Use knob (17) to extract saw blade with the splitting
wedge.
• Mount blade guard (7) by attaching it to the splitting
wedge (8) using a bolt in the guard.
• Attach suction hose to the blade guard coupler (24).
• Place the push stick (14) on the bracket (25) on the
right side.
• Double check whether the saw blade is correctly
mounted, there is no play and that it does not rub on
other saw elements by gently spinning it with your
hand. Make sure that the saw rotation direction is
in accordance with the rotation direction shown on
the saw blade.
• Always make sure that the saw blade and the
splitting wedge are in the same plane and that the
wedge edge is at the right distance (3-5 mm) away
from the saw blade teeth.
• If possible, connect dust extraction to the other end
of the suction hose.
USE
Model C-SAW210
1. Each and every time make sure the circular saw is
switched off. If the red "O" button is engaged – the
device is off, if the green "1" button is engaged – the
device is on.
LENGTHWISE CUTTING
a. Set the parallel guide (9) in the desired position on
the worktable. Ensure it is parallel to the saw blade
(7). Lock it in place using two bolts (10).
b. To use, push the workpiece against the guide (9) and
move it along the guide (9).
CUTTING AT AN ANGLE
a. Place the guide (3) in the groove (2). Loosen the
guide knob (4), set the required cutting angle,
tighten the knob.
b. To use, push the workpiece against the guide (3) and
move the guide along the groove (2).
c. For crosswise 45 degree cutting use the cross guide
in the circular saw accessories. Mount it in the
parallel guide (9).
CUTTING WITH CHAMFERING
a) Loosen the knob (13), set the tilt angle of the saw
blade (7), tighten the knob (7).
b) Cur according to the required cutting method, i.e.
lengthwise or crosswise.
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2. Use knob (12) to set the height of the saw blade, or
cutting depth.
3. Connect the device to a power source, use button
(15) to turn on. Wait a few seconds for the blade
to achieve its maximum speed. Position wood
workpiece on the worktable and begin cutting.
OVERLOAD BREAKER
The circular saw has overload protection. If the user
overloads the circular saw, the breaker turns off the saw
motor. Follow these steps if that happens:
1. Wait at least a few minutes fort the device to cool
down.
2. Press button (14) to reset the overload breaker.
3. Press the green "1" button (15) to activate the
circular saw again.
REPLACING THE SAW BLADE
1. Remove blade guard (6) by reversing the steps for
assembling it.
2. Use knob (12) to retract saw blade with the splitting
wedge.
3. Unscrew and remove base insert (8).
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4. Turn the device "upside down" and unscrew the base
element number 20 shown on the diagram below.
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5. Unscrew guard (21) as shown below.
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6. Use two spanners to unscrew the saw blade. Use one
to keep the shaft in place and the other to remove
the nut.
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7. Mount the new saw blade, then the removed
elements in reverse order to their disassembly.
Model C-SAW254T
1. Each and every time make sure the circular saw is
switched off. If the red "O" button is engaged – the
device is off, if the green "1" button is engaged – the
device is on.
Rev. 10.10.2017
LENGTHWISE CUTTING
a. Set the parallel guide (10) in the desired position in
the worktable by moving it using the lever (12) along
the guide (3).
b. To use, push the workpiece against the guide (10)
and move it along the guide.
CUTTING AT AN ANGLE
a. Place the crosswise cutting guide (include in the
accessories) in the groove (4). Loosen the guide
knob, set the required cutting angle, tighten the
knob.
b. To use, push the workpiece against the crosswise
cutting guide and move it along the groove (4).
CUTTING WITH CHAMFERING
a. Loosen the knob (13), set the tilt angle of the saw
blade (9), tighten the knob (13).
b. Cur according to the required cutting method, i.e.
lengthwise or crosswise.
2. Use knob (17) to set the height of the saw blade, or
cutting depth.
3. Connect the device to a power source, use button
"1" (1) to turn on. Wait a few seconds for the blade
to achieve its maximum speed. Position wood
workpiece on the worktable and begin cutting.
OVERLOAD BREAKER
1. Remove blade guard (7).
2. Remove the bolts on the worktable as shown on the
diagram below and remove the table top.
3. Use two spanners to unscrew the saw blade. Use one
to keep the shaft in place and the other (Allen key) to
remove the nut on the shaft. Remove the nut, flange
and the worn saw blade.
4. Mount the new saw blade, then the removed
elements in reverse order to their disassembly.
ALIGNING THE SPLITTING WEDGE
1. Follow the first two steps of the saw blade
replacement instructions.
2. Loosen the wedge mounting bolt.
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3. Align the wedge in its desired position, so that it is
3-5 mm away from the saw blade teeth.
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4. Tighten the wedge mounting bolt. Attach the
worktable.
OVERLOAD BREAKER
The circular saw has overload protection. If the user
overloads the circular saw, the breaker turns off the saw
motor. Follow these steps if that happens:
1. Wait at least a few minutes fort the device to cool
down.
2. Press button (23) to reset the overload breaker.
3. Press the green "1" button (1) to activate the circular
saw again.
GENERAL COMMENTS
• After use, always turn off the circular saw by pressing
the red "0" button!
• Only use saw blades with parameters specified in the
user manual
• Do not use high speed steel (HS) saw blades!
• Move the wood slowly and steadily in the direction
of the saw blade rotation.
• Do not use blunt saw blades. This might result in
poor cut quality and the blade snagging.
• Make sure the blade guard is always lowered and the
splitting wedge is in place when sawing.
• Use the push stick for cutting narrow, small etc.
elements. When not using the push stick, place it in
the bracket.
• Secure long pieces of wood against falling off the
circular saw after cutting.
• If the blade snags during cutting, disconnect the
device from the power source and gently pull back
the workpiece.
• Before sawing, inspect the workpiece for loose knots,
nails and metal elements. If discovered, remove
before commencing cutting.
• After use clean dust, chips and shavings from the
device.
• To move the device, only hold by the worktable. To
not attempt to hold the guards, blade, guides etc.
TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
Shaking, crashing and turning upside down of the device
should be prevented when transporting it. Store it in
a properly ventilated location with dry air and without any
corrosive gas.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

• Before cleaning you must remove the electricity
supply plug isolating the appliance from the main
power circuit.
• Always clean the device after use.
• Use cleaner without corrosive substances to clean
surface..
• Do not wipe plastic parts with solvent. Solvents such
as gasoline, thinner, benzene, alcohol, ammonia and
oil may damage and crack plastic parts. Do not wipe
them with such solvents.
• Wipe plastic parts with a soft cloth lightly dampened
with soapy water.
• Remove dusts, shavings from the vents and motor
housing using a soft cloth and purge with low
pressure air.
ATTENTION! Do not submerge the device in water!
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