Operation - EINHELL TE-CS 165 Mode D'emploi D'origine

on the front of the saw foot.
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You can now adjust the cutting angle to
around 45°. Keep an eye on the cutting angle
scale (9) as you do so.
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Refasten the locking lever for miter setting (7).
Check the handle is securely fastened.
5.3 Precision adjustment of the miter stop to
0° or 90° (Figure 6/7)
With a 90° angle stop you can adjust the angle
setting to 0° or 90°.
To do so, undo the locking screw for the miter
stop (7) and the counternut (b) on the adjustment
screw (a). (See Figure 6)
Turn the hand-held circular saw upside down and
place the angle stop (c) between soleplate (6)
and saw blade (12). (See Figure 7)
Now set the adjustment screw (a) until the angle
between the soleplate (6) and saw blade (12)
equals 90°.
Retighten the counternut (b) and the locking
screw for the miter stop (7).
5.4 Extraction of dust and chips (Figure 1b)
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Connect a suitable vacuum cleaner to the
provided chip extractor connector (14) of your
circular saw (vacuum cleaner not included).
This will provide excellent dust extraction on
the workpiece. The benefits are that you will
protect both the equipment and your own
health. Your work area will also be cleaner
and safer.
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Dust created when working may be dange-
rous. Refer to the section entitled "Safety inst-
ructions".
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Important! The vacuum cleaner you use for
the extraction work must be suitable for the
workpiece material.
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Check that all the parts are properly connec-
ted.
5.5 Parallel stop (Figure 8/9)
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The parallel stop (16) enables you to saw par-
allel lines.
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Loosen the locking screw for the parallel stop
(8) on the saw foot (6).
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To assemble, slide the parallel stop (16) into
the guide (a) on the saw foot (6) (see Figure
8)
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Set the required spacing and then tighten the
locking screw (8) again.
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Using the parallel stop: Position the parallel
stop (16) flat on the edge of the workpiece
and start the cut.
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Important! Carry out a trial cut in a piece
of waste wood
5.6 Line guide (Fig. 10)
Using the line guide (15) you can carry out exact
cuts following cutting lines marked on the work-
piece.
Use the mark (a) for the 0° or 90°angle setting.
For information on the angle setting see 5.2
Important! Carry out a trial cut in a piece
of waste wood

6. Operation

6.1 Working with the hand-held circular saw
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Always hold the circular saw firmly.
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The swing guard hood (19) is pushed back
automatically by the workpiece.
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Do not use force!
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Push forwards gently and evenly with the
circular saw.
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The waste piece should be on the right-hand
side of the circular saw so that the wide
section of the support bench supports its full
area.
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If you are sawing down a line that has been
drawn, guide the circular saw along the corre-
sponding notch.
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Clamp small pieces of wood securely before
sawing them. Never hold them with your
hand.
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Always follow the safety instructions. Wear
safety goggles.
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Do not use defective saw blades or blades
that are cracked or broken.
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Do not use any flanges / flange nuts whose
bore hole is larger or smaller than those in the
saw blade.
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The saw blade must not be decelerated by
hand or by applying lateral pressure to the
blade.
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The swing guard hood must not jam and must
return to its initial position after the operation
has been completed.
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Before you use the circular saw, check the
function of the swing guard hood with the
mains plug disconnected.
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Before you use the machine, ensure that the
safety equipment such as the swing guard
hood, flanges and adjustment devices are in
working order and are correctly adjusted and
secure.
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