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assembly
and adjustments
ALIGNMENT
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Adjusting Table Supports Parallel to Radial Arm.
a.
Loosen the
guard clamp
screw and
remove the
guard.
b.
Secure
the
carriage
(approximately
midway
on
radial
arm) by tightening
the carriage
lock
knob.
c.
Using
the shaft
wrench
on
hex
portion
of
motor
shaft
(at
inner
edge
of
saw
blade)
and the
arbor
wrench
on shaft
nut, loosen
the shaft
nut.
NOTE:
The motor
shaft
has left-hand
threads.
d,
Remove
the
shaft
nut,
outer
collar,
saw blade and
inner
collar.
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Loosen
the
bevel
lock
knob,
pull
out on the bevel
index
knob
and swivel
the motor
to position
the saw
end
of shaft
pointing
straight
down.
Tighten
the
bevel lock
knob
and check
the yoke clamp
handle
to
make sure it is tight.
f.
Loosen
the arm
lock
handle,
release
the arm latch
handle
and loosen
the carriage
lock
knob.
NOTE:
For
safety
reasons
in accordance
with
the
UL
standard,
stops
have
been
provided
to prevent
360 ° rotation
of the radial
arm.
g.
Move
the
radial
arm
to
the
left
against
the stop.
Position
the
end
of
motor
shaft
over
the
table
support
as close as possible
to rear support
attaching
screw.
h.
Hold
the arbor
wrench
between
end of motor
shaft
and top surface
of table
support
and use the wrench
as a "feeler"
gauge to insure an accurate
adjustment.
i.
Lower
the motor
with
the elevation
crank
until
the
end of motor
shaft
just
touches
the arbor
wrench.
Then,
carefully
adjust
the motor
up or down
(with
elevation
crank)
until
the
arbor
wrench
can
be
sl_pped
back and forth
with
only
slight
resistance.
NOTE:
Do not
change
the elevation
setting
of the
motor
untd
both
right,
and left-hand
table supports
have been adjusted.
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CLAMP
INDEX
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