Operation - Dexter power SD1600VX Traduction Du Manuel D'origine

C) Work table
D) Flat gasket
E) Washer
F) Hex nut
G) Hex nut
H) Hex screw
• Tighten the hex nut (F) and secure it with a sec-
ond hex nut (G).
7.3 Assembly
Important! Always pull out the power plug before
carrying out any maintenance or conversion work on
the fretsaw.
7.3.1 Mounting the saw blade guard and the saw-
dust blower facility (Fig. 6/7/8)
• Attention: Prior to the installation of the retaining
device (18), the pre-assembled saw blade (17)
must be dismantled as described in articel 7.3.2.
• Attach the retaining device (18) to the bracket (29),
as shown in the figure. First, the bracket has to be
attached to the machine using the knurled screw
(3).
• Secure the saw blade guard (5) with the nut and
bolt.
• Mount the blow-off device (1) as shown in Figure
8.
7.3.2 Changing the saw blade (Fig. 1/9/10)
Important
To avoid injuries attributed to inadvertent startup: Al-
ways move the switch to the "0" position and pull the
power plug out of the socket outlet before removing
or changing the saw blade.
Removing the saw blade without pins (optional)
• To remove the saw blade (17), lift the table insert
(26) upwards.
• First release the tension by lifting the clamping
lever (9) upwards. If required, further reduce the
tension by turning it anti-clockwise.
• Slightly push down the outrigger (10).
• Then loosen the upper saw blade clamping lever
(19), followed by the lower saw blade clamping
lever (23) using the Allen key (20).
Inserting the saw blade without pins (optional)
The teeth of the saw blade must always point down-
wards.
• First, secure the saw blade (17) in the lower saw
blade mounting (25). To secure the saw blade (17),
tighten the lower saw blade clamping screw (23)
using the Allen key (20).
• Slightly push the outrigger (10) downwards and
secure the other end of the saw blade (17) in the
upper saw blade mounting (24) (see Fig. 9).
• Fix the saw blade (17) with the upper blade clamp-
ing screw (19) (see Fig. 10).
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• Tighten the saw blade (17) with the clamping lever
(9) by pressing it down again. Check the tension
of the saw blade (17). If the tension is insufficient,
it can be increased by turning the lever clockwise.
First release the clamping lever (9).
• Put the table insert (26) back.
Removing the saw blade with pins
• To remove the saw blade (17), lift the table insert
(26) upwards.
• First release the tension by lifting the clamping
lever (9) upwards. If required, further reduce the
tension by turning it anti-clockwise.
• Then loosen the upper saw blade clamping lever
(19), followed by the lower saw blade clamping
lever (23) using the Allen key (20).
• Slightly push down the outrigger (10) (see Fig. 9).
• Pull the saw blade from the upper and lower saw
blade mounting (24/25)
Inserting the saw blade with pins
The teeth of the saw blade must always point down-
wards.
• Push one end of the saw blade (17) through the
hole in the table, and guide the pins of the saw
blade (17) into the corresponding slots in the up-
per and lower saw blade mounting (24/25).
• First insert the saw blade (17), in the lower blade
holder (25).
• Fixing the blade (17) with the lower blade clamping
screw (23).
• Slightly push down the outrigger (10).
• Check the position of the saw blade pins in the
saw blade mountings (24/25).
• Fix the blade (17) with the upper blade clamping
screw (19) (see Fig. 10).
• Tighten the saw blade (17) with the clamping lever
(9) by pressing it down again. Check the tension
of the saw blade (17). If the tension is insufficient,
it can be increased by turning the lever clockwise.
First release the clamping lever (9).
• Put the table insert (26) back.
7.3.3 Calibrating the angle scale
Important: Check the adjustment of the angular
scale before you start working with the unit. The
angle scale is already properly set when delivered.
Align the saw table using a 90° stop angle (21) (Not
supplied) on the table and at the saw blade(Fig. 11).
Slacken the screw (28) and turn the pointer (27) to
the 90° mark.
Carry out a test run for precise machining: Test the
angle set by making a sample cut and checking the
respective number of degrees on the workpiece
using an angle gage. Readjust the pointer (27) if
necessary.

8. Operation

8.1 Note:
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