User manual ATIKA TOPTRONIC BROCHURE

[. . . ] Model designation Motor output P1 Motor output P2 Mains voltage Mains frequency Rated current Saw blade speed Mains fuse Saw blade maximum Saw blade minimum Saw blade location hole Cutting speed (at maximum saw blade ) Cutting height at 90° (for maximum saw blade ) Cutting height at 45° (for maximum saw blade ) Bevel cut adjustment (swivelling range) Table size Table height Maximum cutting length for 10 mm workpiece thickness 70 mm workpiece thickness 80 mm workpiece thickness Weight AZS 1900 W S 6-40% 1350 W S 6-40% 230 V~ 50 Hz 9, 5 A 1800 to 4200 min ­1 electronically adjustable 10 A inert 250 mm 245 mm 30 mm 23, 5 to 55 m / s (depending on saw blade speed) approx. Exhaust outlet guard 30 mm Exhaust outlet 30 mm Commercial, small dust collectors or industrial vacuum cleaners are used for vacuuming. You must not start up the machine until you have read these operating instructions, observed all the information given and assembled the machine as described. Keep the instructions in a safe place for future use. [. . . ] It is set in the works so that its distance from the toothed ring is at least 3 mm and maximum 5 mm Do not use the saw for unsuitable purposes (see 'Normal intended use'). When longitudinally cutting narrow workpieces (distance between the saw blade and the parallel rip fence less than 120 mm), use the pushstick. (see working instructions) To push narrow workpieces against the parallel rip fence, use a pushstick. Pushsticks can be purchased in retail outlets Do not use defective pushsticks The upper saw blade guard must always be used except for blind cuts. It must be adjusted so that the toothed ring is covered except for the part required for machining the workpiece Ensure that cut off pieces are not caught up by the saw blade and projected away Do not remove splinters, chips and waste from the hazardous area of the saw blade by hand It is not permissible to use wobble devices and groove milling tools Cutting logs with the standard feed guides is not permissible. When cutting logs, use a special device, which secures the workpiece on both sides of the saw blade against turning 16 Switch the machine off and remove the mains plug from the socket when - carrying out repair works - carrying out servicing and repair works, removal of faults (this also includes removing clamped splinters) - Transporting the saw - Changing the saw blade - leaving the saw unattended (even during short interruptions) Look after your saw with care - Keep the tools sharp and clean to be able to work better and more safely - Follow the servicing instructions and the information about changing tools - Keep handles dry and free of oils and grease Check the machine for possible damage - Before continuing to use the machine, the protective devices must be inspected to ensure that they work perfectly and with their intended function - Check whether the movable parts function perfectly and do not stick or whether the parts are damaged, All parts must be correctly installed and fulfil all conditions to ensure perfect operation of the saw - Damaged guards and parts must be properly repaired or exchanged by a recognized, specialist workshop; insofar as nothing else is stated in the instructions for use. Do not allow any tool key to be plugged in!Store the unused machine in a dry locked place away from the reach of children Use only original spare parts, accessories and special accessory parts. Accidents can arise for the user through the use of other spare parts. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage or injury resulting from such action. To achieve perfect function of the machine, follow the notes given in these instructions The saw set has been swivelled by 30° for transport place the saw blade in a vertical position (see page 8) You have to attach the following parts: Hand wheel handle Protective guard (39) Universal stopper You will require the following tools Design of the connection cable according to IEC 60 245 (H 07 RN-F) with a core cross-profile section of at least 1. Avoid touching earthed parts with your body. Do not use the cable for purposes for which it is not meant. Protect the cable against heat, oil and sharp edges. Do not use the cable to pull the plug from the socket. regularly check the saw cable and if damaged , have it renewed by a recognised skilled electrician. the saw blade supplied as a standard is suitable for timber and most plastics. Other saw blades are available for other uses on request. Adjusting the saw Replacing the saw blade (p 2 fig 2 + p 1 fig 6 ­ 11) Before replacing the saw blade remove the plug from the mains. Do not use any saw blades made of HSS steel Do not use any cracked saw blades or those that have changed their shape Only use well-sharpened saw blades Ensure that the rotational direction of the saw blade is the same as the rotational direction given on the guard (39) Compare the voltage given on the machine model plate e. 230 V with the mains voltage and connect the saw to the relevant and properly earthed plug Alternating current motor: Use a shockproof plug, mains voltage 230 V with residual current circuit breaker and 10 A inert fuses. Use the connection or extension cable according to IEC 60 245 (H 07 RN-F) with a core cross-profile section of at least - Undo the locking screw (A) with the attached tools (fig. [. . . ] 19) Fix the universal fence to the front joint strip Set the fence scale (41) at the required angle and ensure that it is close to the cutting level Push the fence support (50) so that the workpiece can be safely placed Hold the workpiece firmly and pull the saw set forwards. Use as a bench-top circular saw Remove the mains plug before all maintenance works Observe the following to maintain the functionality of the saw Clean and oil all moving parts regularly (p. 21) lower the saw blade Incline the saw unit by 45° place the saw carefully on its left side Clean the movable parts and lubricate positions 1 - 4 Never use any grease!Use for instance sewing machine oil, liquid hydraulic fluid or environmentally acceptable spray oil. [. . . ]