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Note:
The track arm holder engages at
preset stops at the 0°, 22.5°, and 45°
position.
9.5 Cleaning
Using a brush and dust pan or vacuum
cleaner, remove all small wood chips
and saw dust from these parts of the
machine:
setting devices;
o perating elements;
the motor ventilation slots;
the space below the kerf plate.
9.6 Storage
9.7 Maintenance
Prior to every use
x Remove all small wood chips and
saw dust from the machine with a
brush and dust pan or a vacuum
cleaner.
x Check the power cord and plug for
damage and if damaged, have the
cord and/or plug replaced by a
qual-
ified electrician.
x Check all moving parts and make
sure that they can move freely and
smoothly across their entire ranges.
Periodically, depending on operating
conditions
x Check the drive belt for wear, tear,
cracking or other damage, as well
as for p
roper tension and tension
(1/8" maximum play in the middle
between the pulleys).
x Check all nuts, bolts and screws for
proper fit and tightness and tighten
where necessary.
x Check if the sawhead assembly
returns to its starting or home posi-
tion after being released. If neces-
sary, have the springs replaced by
fully qualified and factory author-
ized personnel.
For long work pieces use suitable
supports on both sides of the
machine so that
the work pieces do
not bend.
Use an auxiliary fence when cutting
small work pieces.
When cutting warped or bent work
pieces, make sure that you place
the work piece so that the convex
side (i.e. the outer side of the bow)
is against the fence.
Do not cut any work piece while it is
standing on edge; always place it
flat on the rotating table.
Keep all surfaces clean. In particu-
lar, remove resin residue with a
clean cloth.
For
additional assessories please con-
tact metabo.
Defective machines may be sent, after
obtaining a RMA (Return Machine
Authorization) number, shipping charges
pre-paid to the nearest service center.
For more information, including
addresses and phone numbers, please
refer to the Warranty Terms and Condi-
tions at the beginning of this manual.
Please attach a description of the fault to
the machine.
When you call, please have your model
number and date of manufacture handy
(both can be found on the name plate of
the machine), as well as your proof of
purchase (original receipt) and be pre-
pared to explain the problem.
The manufacture recommends that you
save the shipping carton and all packag
-
ing materials at least for the duration of
the warranty period, so that these mate-
rials can be used to return the machine
safely for any warranty claim or repair
that might become necessary.
All packaging materials are recyclable.
Packaging materials should only be dis-
posed of in full compliance with all local,
state and federal regulations for such
materials and respective requirements
for recycling.
This section describes problems and
malfunctions which you should be able
to resolve yourself. If the measures
described here do not solve your prob-
lem, please refer to "Repairs."
Motor does not run
No power
x Check the power cord, plug, outlet
and and fuse or circuit breaker.
No crosscut function
Transport locking pin engag
ed:
x Pull transport locking pin out.
A WARNING
x Store the machine in a dry and
safe place where it cannot be
used or tampered with by unau-
thorized persons or by children.
x Safeguard the machine with a
padlock.
x Never store the machine out-
doors, in unprotected areas or in
damp or wet locations. Please
refer to chapter 15, "Technical
Specifications," for permissible
ambient conditions.
x Store the saw blade(s) in a safe
place and in such a manner that
nobody can get hurt, e.g. put the
saw blade(s) in protective card-
board sleeves.
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10. Tips and Tricks
11. Available Accessories
12. Repairs
A DANGER
Any damaged parts or protection
devices must be replaced by fully
qualified and factory authorized per-
sonnel only.
13. Environmental Protection
14. Trouble Shooting
A DANGER
Troubleshooting is dangerous and
can cause accidents. Therefore
please note the following:
x Make sure the power cord is
unplugged before servicing or
troubleshooting.
x Every time you troubleshoot or
repair the machine, make sure
that all safety devices and pro-
tective guards are undamaged
and fully operational.
x Never operate the machine with-
out all its safety devices being
installed and fully operational.
x If troubleshooting does not
solve your problem, call Cus-
tomer Service. For more details,
please refere to the "Warranty
Terms and Conditions" at the
beginning of this manual.