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Nstalung, Blade, Guard

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THUMBSCREW CLAMP BRACKET SQUARENUT CUP WASHER CLAMPSHOWN 1 ASSEMBLED SLOT Fig. 25B RECTANGLE HOLE TO LOOSEN CUP WASHER TABLE SUPPORT _NSTALUNG BLADE AND BLADE GUARD See Figures 26A - 26C. [] Collect the blade and hardware that were removed earlier. Place the inner blade washer, saw blade, outer blade washer, and blade nut on the blade arbor. See Figure 26A. Note: The concave side of blade washers go against the blade. [] Hold the blade arbor with one wrench and rotate the other blade wrench counterclockwise (up), to tighten the blade nut. See Figure 26B. Note: Blade arbor has left hand threads. Test the blade to make sure it turns freely. [] Use the bevel index knob (above the handle) and the bevel lock lever (below the handle) to set and lock the motor at 0°. The blade will be vertical. [] Attach the blade guard over the blade so the riving knife and pawls face front. See Figure 26A. [] Tilt the guard approximately 45 down in the front, place it over the blade, and rotate it to a horizontal locked position. [] Retighten the blade guard clamp screw, the long thumbscrew located between the blade guard and the motor. [] Check that the guard is firmly seated in the groove on the motor housing. [] Tighten the guard clamp screw. [] Replace the retaining screw and nut at the bottom of the lower inner blade guard. See Figure 26C. THUMBSCREW BLADE GUARD BLADE RETAINING SCREWAND NUT TO TIGHTEN CRRF_',_MRRNADIALSAW315,220100 RIVINGKNIFE AND PAWLS TO LOOSEN_ BLADE ROTATION BLADE Fig. 25C ARBOR %' 34 BLADE NUT iNNERBLADE WASHER Fig. 26A TO TIGHTEN BLADE WRENCH(2) Fig. 26B

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THUMBSCREW
CLAMP
BRACKET
SQUARENUT
1
CUP
WASHER
RECTANGLE
HOLE
CUP
TO
WASHER
LOOSEN
TO
TIGHTEN
CLAMPSHOWN
ASSEMBLED
SLOT
Fig. 25B
TABLE
SUPPORT
_NSTALUNG
BLADE
AND
BLADE
GUARD
See Figures 26A
-
26C.
[]
Collect the blade and hardware
that were removed
earlier. Place the inner blade washer, saw blade,
outer blade washer, and blade nut on the blade
arbor.
See Figure 26A.
Note: The concave side of
blade washers
go against
the blade.
[]
Hold the blade arbor with one wrench and rotate
the other blade wrench counterclockwise
(up), to
tighten the blade nut.
See Figure 26B.
Note:
Blade
arbor has left hand threads. Test the blade to make
sure it turns freely.
[]
Use the bevel index knob (above the handle) and
the bevel lock lever (below the handle) to set and
lock the motor at 0°. The blade will be vertical.
[]
Attach the blade guard over the blade so the riving
knife and pawls face front.
See Figure 26A.
[]
Tilt the guard approximately
45
down in the front,
place it over the blade, and rotate it to a horizontal
locked position.
[]
Retighten the blade guard clamp screw, the long
thumbscrew
located between
the blade guard and
the motor.
[]
Check that the guard is firmly seated in the groove
on the motor housing.
[]
Tighten
the guard clamp screw.
[]
Replace the retaining screw and nut at the bottom
of the lower inner blade guard.
See Figure 26C.
THUMBSCREW
BLADE GUARD
BLADE
RETAINING
SCREWAND NUT
RIVINGKNIFE
BLADE NUT
ANDPAWLS
TO
LOOSEN_
BLADE
ROTATION
iNNERBLADE
WASHER
Fig. 26A
TO
TIGHTEN
Fig. 25C
BLADE
ARBOR
%'
BLADE
WRENCH(2)
Fig. 26B
CRRF_',_MRN
RADIALSAW315,220100
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