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Maintenance 32 9.2.1 Changing the saw blade 1 2 3 1 Saw blade guard 6 Saw blade 2 Fork head 7 Tensioning flange 3 Parallel pin 8 Clamping nut 4 Eccentric lever 9 Circular saw spanner 5 Stop 10 Size 19 spanner ▪ Set the wood stop to the far right. ▪ Swing the feed table completely backwards. On “Compact” models: 1 ▪ Unhook the feed table catch. 2 10 9 4 5 8 7 6
9.2.1.1 9.2.2 1 Catch 2 Feed table On “Comfort” models: ▪ Undo and remove the cylinder pin. ▪ Undo and open the fork head. ▪ Remove the blade guard. ▪ Hold the circular saw shaft with the spring flange wrench and undo the clamping nut with the circular saw wrench. ▪ Remove the spring flange and the saw blade. ▪ Put the new blade in and secure it. The clamping nut must be screwed back on as it was before. Position the saw blade in such a way that the saw blade teeth are pointing in the direction of rotation (see arrow). Assembly: ▪ Proceed as above but in the reverse order. Recommended saw blade Item no. Diameter Hole Teeth Type Z1300103 <strong>700</strong> mm 30 mm 84 Carbide (Widia) Only saw blades conforming to the EN 847-1 standard may be used. Safety of the saw blade In accordance with the EN 1870-6 standard, the saw blade is secured with Aluminium inserts. These are subject to wear and should be replaced as soon as they are worn out. Sharpening the saw blade Saw blades should only be resharpened by a specialist company. Carbide saw blade Usage tips for carbide saw blades Carbide tipped circular saw blades have a long service life. These blades are high precision machine tools, so must always be correctly handled and used. ▪ The hardness of the carbide tips means they must be protected from nicks. – Incorrect storage can result in damage to the tips of the teeth. Place the circular saw blade on foam rubber or a similar surface. – Do not attempt to cut any nails, metal brackets or anything similar that may be in the wood. – The circular saw blade must not be subjected to any impacts or knocks. ▪ Before starting up the motor, check the free-running of the circular saw blade and ensure that the direction of rotation is correct. ▪ Running down circular saw blades must not be slowed by external means. ▪ Feed slowly and continuously, avoid any jerky cutting movements. ▪ Clean the circular saw blade regularly with a resin removing agent. Maintenance ▪ In no-load operation the carbide circular saw blade generates less noise. When cutting the noise level depends on the type of wood being cut. 33
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