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2. Replace the outer blade washer. Make
sure that the double "D" flats on the blade
washer align with the flats on the spindle
(Fig. 5).
3. Replace and finger-tighten the blade bolt.
Press and hold the spindle lock and use
the hex-end of the Double-Ended Allen
Key to tighten the blade bolt by turning
the Allen key counterclockwise, but do not
overtighten.
The blade bolt has left-hand
NOTICE
threads.
4. Replace the blade-bolt cover and securely
tighten the blade-bolt-cover screw.
WARNING
lower blade guard . Never use saw without cover plate securely in place . Lower guard
will not function properly .
WARNING
the blade slot and check for any contact with the base or turntable structure . If the
blade contacts base or table, seek authorized service .
5. Lower the blade guard.
6. Raise and lower the head assembly to ensure that the lower blade guard functions
correctly.
7. Be sure that the spindle lock is released and that the blade turns freely.
WARNING
button when the blade is rotating.
Using carbide-tipped blades
Handle carbide-tipped blades carefully. Carbide is very brittle and can be easily damaged.
Use caution when you install, use, or store the blades. Do not use a carbide-tipped blade that
is bent or has bent teeth, or if the blade has cracks, is broken, or has missing or loose carbide
tips.
Do not operate a carbide-tipped blade faster than its recommended speed. Read, understand,
and follow all warnings and instructions provided with your carbide-tipped blades.
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Tighten the cover plate
screws . Loose cover plate screws may interfere with and hang up
After installing a new blade, make sure the blade does not interfere
with the kerf insert at 0° and 45° bevel positions . Lower the blade into
Make sure that the spindle-lock button is not engaged before
reconnecting the saw to a power source . Never engage the spindle-lock
Fig . 5
Flats on the
spindle
Double "D"
flats on
the blade
washer
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