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4.
Clean the flange and install a new tool
insert. Pay attention to the direction of
motion (check the arrows on the housing
and on the tool insert).
5.
Tighten the clamping screws, anticlock-
wise, to secure the tool insert, ensuring
that the tool insert is concentric.
6.
Before you operate the on/off switch,
make sure that the tool insert is correctly
installed, that the moving parts are free
and the clamping screws are firmly
tightened.
Attention! The Allen key (16) must not be
left inserted in the clamping screw.
Note: After installing or changing a tool insert,
allow the electric power tool to run for the first
minute without any load, in order to make sure
that the tool insert is correctly seated.
Extraction of dust and splinters
(Figure 5)
Attention! When working with items coated in
leadcontaining paint, for example, or with
some types of wood, harmful or poisonous
dust particles may be generated. This presents
a danger both for the user and for other people
nearby. Protect yourself with suitable personal
safety clothing and equipment and keep other
people away from the working area. Connect
an extraction system or a vacuum cleaner to
the electric power tool. This will provide you
with optimum extraction of dust and splinters
from the workpiece.
Advantages: You preserve both the electric
power tool and your health. Moreover, you're
working area remains clean and safe.
1.
Connect the suction hose (13) to the dust
extraction connection (10).
2.
Make sure that the seal inside the smaller
of the connecting pieces on the hose (13)
fits on to the dust extraction connection
(10).
3.
Turn the suction hose to the right until it
engages.
4.
Attach a suitable dust extraction device.
5.
Before each use, ensure that the lid (13a)
is attached to the adapter (13b).
Notes:
•
Make sure that the vacuum cleaner is
suitable for use with the electric power
tool. Most dry vacuum cleaners for
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domestic use are well suited to this
purpose.
•
The vacuum cleaner is particularly useful if
many cuts are being performed succes-
sively. It means that less frequent stops
are required to clean the electric power
tool and the workplace.
•
When you are cutting materials which may
produce dangerous dust, always use a
vacuum cleaner. This applies, in particular,
to hardwoods, MDF sheets and ceramics.
Setting the cutting depth (Figure 6)
1.
Loosen the adjustment screw (2).
2.
Adjust the cutting depth according to the
scale (a) and tighten the adjustment screw
(2).
3.
For wood and plastics, the cutting depth
should be selected to be a little deeper
than the material thickness.
4.
A wood underlay can be used to achieve a
better cutting quality. The wood underlay
will, however, be damaged.
Connection to the power supply
Make absolutely sure, before connecting, that
the data on the nameplate agrees with the
mains power supply data. Always pull out the
power plug before making adjustments to the
electric power tool.
Note
ATTENTION!
•
Before undertaking any work on the elec-
tric power tool, unplug it from the mains!
•
Do not use tool inserts which are defective
or which exhibit tears or fissures.
•
Do not use a flange or flange nut with a
hole larger or smaller than the hole in the
tool insert.
•
Only use tool inserts of the same type as
those delivered with the electric power
tool. Seek advice from a specialist trader.
OPERATION
General instructions
•
Select a suitable tool insert for the material
that is to be worked on.
•
Check the condition and sharpness of the
tool insert.
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