Table Of Contents - Craftsman 113.198210 Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Safety Instructions2
Additional Instructions For Radial Saws3
Before Using The Saw3
When Installing Or Mowing The Saw3
Before Each Use3
Whenever The Saw Is Running4
Before Starting A Ripping Type Cut4
Inspect Your Workpiece5
While Doing A Rip Type Operation5
Before Doing A Crosscut Type Cut5
Glossary Of Terms For Woodworking6
While Doing A Crosscut Type Cut6
Before Using Accessories6
Electrical Connections7
Power Supply7
Motor Safety Protection8
Wire Sizes8
Contents9
Assembly And Alignment9
Tools Needed9
Unpacking And Preassembly10
Unpacking And Checking Contents11
Loose Parts List11
23" Cabinet Assembly12
Checking Cabinet For Squareness14
Assemble Cabinet Before Mounting Saw15
Mounting Door15
Mounting Saw15
Attaching Trim Caps And Trim Ledge16
Attach Elevation Handwheel17
Mounting Motor17
Alignment Procedure18
Adjusting Column Tube In Column Support18
Attaching And Leveling Table Mounting Support Channels18
Installation Of Front Table19
Squaring Crosscut Travel20
Squaring Saw Blade To (Work) Table21
Squaring Blade To Rip Fence22
Bevel Heel Adjustment23
Installing Blade Guard And Adjusting Anti-Kickback Pawls And Spreader24
Location And Function Of The Electronic Indicator System25
Digital Readout Display25
Function Keys25
Battery Compartment25
Installing The Battery26
Checking And Setting The Angle Encoders26
Aligning The Miter Angle Encoder26
Aligning The Bevel Angle Encoder27
Using The Electronic Indicator System28
Setting The Indicator Reference Points28
Location And Function Of Controls29
Depth Of Cut30
Angle Of Cut30
Yoke Swivel30
Rip Position Lock30
Blade Angle31
Power Switch And Key31
Accessory Shaft31
Blade Guard And Anti-Kickback/Spreader Assembly32
Basic Saw Operation33
Cutting A Kerf In The Work Table And Fence33
Requirements For Crosscutting Type Operations33
Crosscut34
Mitter Crosscut34
Bevel Crosscut35
Compound Crosscut35
Requirement When Ripping35
Out-Ripping And In-Ripping37
Bevel Ripping38
Dadoing38
Molding38
Edging38
Adjustments To Compensate For Wear39
Auxiliary Fence For Molding39
Adjusting Bevel Lock Lever39
Adjusting Swivel Lock Handle40
Adjusting Arm To Column40
Adjusting Carriage Bearings41
Miter Lock Adjustment41
Rip Lock Adjustment42
Trouble-Shooting43
Trouble-Shooting Guide - Electronics47
Motor Trouble-Shooting Chart48
Maintenance And Lubrication49
Cleaning49
No Lubrication Required49
Periodically Lubricate These Points49
Recommended Accessories50
Parts List52
Radial Saw52
Electronic Radial Saw56
Guard Assembly62
Table Assembly63
Parts List 23" Cabinet64