Triton TSA001 Instructions D'utilisation Et Consignes De Sécurité page 7

Note that the 25 - 16mm reduction bush must fit
neatly in the arbor hole. The blade teeth must point
in the same direction as the arrow on the fixed guard
housing.
4. Replace the outer flange washer and retaining bolt and
tighten with the spanner while depressing the spindle
lock. Do not over-tighten. Return the spanner to the
storage position and tighten the handle.
5. Regularly check that the retaining bolt is tight.
NOTE: The arbor is fitted with a 16 - 25mm diameter
spacer bush, which must be removed if fitting a blade
with a 16mm arbor.
ADJUSTING CUT DEPTH
• Loosen the depth adjustment lever and lift the back of
the saw away from the baseplate until the approximate
depth is achieved. Push down on the lever to lock, but
do not over-tighten.
• The lever is spring-loaded on a splined shaft. To adjust
the lock and unlock positions (if necessary) simply pull
the lever towards the hand-grip of the saw, rotate it
slightly as required, and allow it to spring back to the
normal position.
• For fine depth adjustments, lock the saw at the
approximate depth and then turn the Micro-
Adjustment Knob for (14) the exact depth. The
adjustment range is 6mm. If insufficient, reset the
main depth adjustment, and fine tune again. (If the
micro adjuster feels too loose or too tight, adjust the
nut tension.)
Note: The micro-adjustment knob must be set to full
depth to achieve the 84mm maximum depth of cut.
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SETTING BEVEL ANGLES
• Bevel angles can be set anywhere within the range -1°
• Loosen the front and rear bevel knobs and depress
• When selecting other angles, leave the detent latch
FINE TUNING BLADE ANGLE & STOPS
1. The calibration scale and bevel detent positions can
2. Set the saw at 0° with the bevel detent latch engaged.
to 46°. Pre-set stops are available at 0°, 15°, 22.5°,
30° and 45° for quick, accurate bevel settings.
the Bevel Detent Latch (9). Pivot the saw to the angle
you require. Then release the detent latch. A small
movement of the saw motor will allow the latch to pop
up into the detent position. Tighten both knobs.
disengaged by pushing it down and back towards the
motor, into the 'lock-out' position. Firmly tighten both
knobs when required angle has been established.
be fine-tuned by +/-1°
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