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I WARNING: To avoid,injury from accidental starting,
lalways turn switch' OFF"and unplug power cord
lfrom outlet before removing or,replacing the blade.
OTE: Saw comes set up, for pin end blades. For plain
=end blades, the blade clamp needs to be reinstalled with
the flat surface placed against the blade holder.
Removing Plain End Blades
1. Unplug power cord from outlet and check that switch is
off.
2. Loosen tension on blade by turning tension knob coun-
terclockwise _ about three full turns.
3. Insert the blade change rod through the hole above the
blade holder and loosen the hex socket screw of the
blade holder with the "T" wrench.
4. Remove blade from upper blade holder.
5. Loosen the lower blade holder hex socket screw in the
same way as the upper blade ho]der in step 3.
6. Remove blade from lower blade holder.
Installing Plain End Blades
:NOTE: For plain end blades, the flat surface of the blade
ctamp needs to be positioned against the blade holder.
1. Plain End Blade Set Up: insert the blade change rod
through the hole above the upper blade holder. Use
the "T" handle wrench to loosen the hex socket screw
and clamp from the upper blade holder. Install the
clamp so that the flat surface is against the blade
holder.
.... 2. Replace the he>(socket screw.
3. Repeat this procedure on the lower blade holder.
4. Install the blade through the hole in the table and into
the lower blade holder. The blade teeth should point
down. Position the blade end at the bottom of the blade
clamp and against the hex socket screw.
5. Tighten the hex socket screw, using the "T" wrench,
while holding the blade change rod in position.
6. Use the same procedure to install the blade into the
upper blade holder. Before tightening the socket hex
screw, adjust the position of the upper blade holder by
turning the blade tension knob until the end of the
blade is near the top of the blade holder.
7. Remove the "T" wrench and the blade change rod from
the blade holder.
8. Tighten the blade tension knob clockwise
until the blade is tensioned. The number of turns will
be approximately two full turns. This will vary depend-
ing on blade thickness and blade type.
9. Make sure the blade is properly installed. Before apply-
ing power, rotate the motor shaft by hand using a
screwdriver in the motor shaft as shown on page 10.
JWARNING: To avoid injury from thrown objects,!
PIremove the blade change rod and all tools from the
l saw.
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