Craftsman 315.23743 Owner's Manual page 41

7 1/2 inch radial arm miter saw double insulated with mechanical brake
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ADJUSTMENTS
Continued)
DISCONNECT
MITER SAW FROM POWER SUPPLY
FENCE TO FENCE ADJUSTMENT
After the left fence has been squared to the blade, or
any
adjustments
made
to
the
left
fence,
it
is
necessary
to align the right fence, See Fig. 8.
1. Place saw head in full rear position.
2. Locate blade of square along front of both fences.
if fences align to each other make no adjustments
and proceed
to next alignment
check. If fences do
not align proceed
as follows:
3. Loosen
two screws
on rear of right
fence,
4, Using blade of square align right fence with left,
5, Tighten
screws
securely.
DISCONNECT
MITER SAW FROM POWER SUPPLY
MITER DETENT ADJUSTMENT
A fine adjustment
has been provided
in the miter de-
tent lever, This is to allow
correction
of any slight
fence to blade squareness
error remaining
after all
other checks and adjustments
have been made,
1, Place
square
against
left
fence
and blade
as
shown in Fig. 7,
2. If fence checks
square to blade no adjustment
is
necessary,
If setting
should
require
adjustment
proceed
as follows:
See Fig. 9,
3. Release locking
lever (F) on miter arm, The detent
lever must remain
in the 0 ° setting,
4, Loosen
nut(C)
with 7/16'
open end wrench,
5, Adjust
blade square to left fence by turning
screw
(G) with flat screwdriver,
Note: While
turning
screw, head of screw must be kept against
miter
arm.
6. When blade is square to left fence, hold screw (G)
in position
while
tightening
nut (C),
DISCONNECT
MITER SAW FROM POWER SUPPLY
BLADE GUARD ADJUSTMENT
For operator
protection
and safety,
the lower
blade
guard must always
be in place and operate
properly.
The front guard
arm should
raise as the saw head
moves to the full rear position
and lower itself to the
table as the saw head is moved forward.
If the guard
does this, there is no adjustment
necessary
and this
completes
all checks
and adjustments.
If guard does
not operate make adjustment
as follows:
See Fig. 10,
1, Push saw head to the full rear position
and se-
curely tighten
lock screw, located on the left side
of the saw arm.
2. With a phillips
screwdriver,
loosen two screws (A)
attaching
striker
guard (B) to bevel post.
3, Raise blade guard arm (C) to 1/4" from top of saw
head and hold in position,
4, Slide
striker
guard
(B) as far forward
as it will
move and tighten
two screws (A) securely.
5, Loosen
lock screw
and move saw head through
its entire
movement
checking
for proper
blade
guard operation.
Fig. 8
G
B
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