Festool TKS 80 EBS Notice D'utilisation D'origine page 37

► Pull out the stop rail [6-7], flip it and insert
it again.
► Adjust the stop rail [6-7] in such a way that
the triangular arrow lies within the green
sticker [6-8].
► Tighten the screw [6-6].
Setting the cutting width
► Loosen the screw [6-15].
► Set the required cutting width.
► Tighten the screw [6-15].
Cutting width ≤ 3 mm
NOTICE
SawStop technology is triggered or
the TKS 80 EBS does not start.
Distance between saw blade and fence too
small.
► When sawing cutting widths of ≤ 3 mm, use
a support ≥ 19 mm.
Preset profile setting rail as a sliding mecha­
nism
► Release the rotary knob [6-1].
The preset profile setting rail [6-10] can be
moved along the V-profile [6-12] as a sliding
mechanism.
Preset profile setting rail as a cross and angle
stop
► Release the rotary knob [6-1].
► Undo the screw [6-4].
► Lift the fixing pin [6-3] and set the stop
rail [6-7] to the required angle using the
scale [6-5].
► Click the fixing pin [6-3] into place.
► Tighten the screw [6-4].
► Undo the screw [6-15].
► Move the stop rail [6-7] out of the cutting
area.
► Tighten the screw [6-15].
The preset profile setting rail [6-10] can be
moved along the V-profile [6-12] as a sliding
mechanism.
The cross and angle stop (Fig. 6b) is ready for
use.
Adjusting the preset profile setting rail: Set­
ting the parallelism
► Set the stop rail [6-7] at a right angle to the
saw blade (see section
► Undo the hexagon socket head
screws [6-14].
► Place a protractor between the saw blade
and the sliding handle [6-2].
9.5 ).
► Using the protractor, adjust the sliding han­
dle [6-2] to 90°.
► Tighten the hexagon socket head
screws [6-14].
9.6 Table insert
Removing the table insert
► Open the table insert [7-1] with a span­
ner [7-2] in the direction of the arrow.
► Remove the table insert [7-1].
Fitting the table insert
► Insert the table insert [7-1] into the table
and lock it into place.
WARNING
Risk of accidents due to kickback
► Make sure that the table insert is correctly
inserted and forms an even surface with
the saw table.
9.7 Guard
Fitting the guard
► Set the saw blade to maximum cutting
height (see section
► Set the inclination angle to 0° (see section
9.4 ).
► Unscrew the screw [8-2] from the
guard [8-1].
► Insert the lengthwise pin situated in the
guard [8-1] into the groove [8-4] of the
spacer wedge [8-5].
► Re-insert the screw [8-2] into the
guard [8-1] and through the hole in the
spacer wedge [8-3] and tighten it.
Removing the guard
► Set the saw blade to maximum cutting
height (see section
► Set the inclination angle to 0° (see section
9.4 ).
► Tighten the guard [8-1] and unscrew the
screw [8-2].
► Pull the lengthwise pin situated in the
guard out of the groove [8-4] of the spacer
wedge [8-5] and remove the guard [8-1].
► Re-insert the screw [8-2] into the
guard [8-1] and tighten it.
Setting the guard
► Release the rotary knob [8-8].
► To adjust the preset profile setting rail, lock
the side splinter guard of the guard [8-6]
with the snap-in nose [8-7] in the top posi­
tion.
English
9.3 ).
9.3 ).
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