Power Switch; Changing The Blade - Meec tools 016362 Mode D'emploi

NOTE:
The plug also acts as an overflow protection.
USE

POWER SWITCH

1. Start the product by pressing the green
button I.
2. Switch off the product by pressing the red
button O.
FIG. 25
WARNING!
The blade continues to rotate for a few
seconds after the product has been switched
off. Do not remove the workpiece before all
moving parts have completely stopped.
NOTE:
• The product must be connected to the
mains with a residual current device of
max 30 mA.
• After a power failure the product must
be started again with the green button
(I).
• Allow the blade to reach maximum
speed before it makes contact with the
workpiece.
STRAIGHT CUTS
Adjust the parallel fence to the required cutting
width. Hold the workpiece firmly and press it
gently against the blade. Hold the edges of the
workpiece pressed firmly down so that it does
not lift up during the cutting.
FIG. 26
BEVEL CUTTING
Lift up the fence 45° or 22.5° for bevel cutting
of the workpiece. Cut in the same way as for
straight cutting. Bevel cutting internally or
externally is done by placing the workpiece
with front or back up.
FIG. 27
MITRE SAWING
Fit the guide rail on the parallel fence for
mitre sawing at the required angle. Hold the
guide rail and workpiece firmly and press the
workpiece gently against the blade. Make sure
that the workpiece rests firmly against the
guide rail before cutting.
FIG. 28

CHANGING THE BLADE

WARNING!
Switch off the product and pull out the plug
before changing accessories.
IMPORTANT:
• Never use a blade that is so thick that
the outer blade washer does not come
in contact with the flat surfaces on the
spindle – risk of the blade screw not
locking the blade correctly on the
spindle.
• Never use a blade with a larger diameter
than specified in the technical data for
the product. It can touch the blade guard
and cause personal injury and/or
material damage. Damage of this kind is
not covered by the warranty.
1. Switch off the product and pull out the
plug.
2. Remove the 45° fence.
FIG. 29
3. Remove the screw and washer from the
blade casing.
FIG. 30
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