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E-GMS10-I-03/00
Disconnect spark plug lead before performing
Consult the Engine Manufacturer's Owner's Manual for more detailed engine maintenance instructions.
Changing the Blade:
•
Inspect the new blade thoroughly before installing. Check for cracks, loose segments, worn or out-of-round arbor
holes. Refer to the Rx for Diamond Blades pamphlet provided with your blade for more detailed information on
inspecting blades. Besure the blade is appropriate for the job and matches the arbor shaft speed & mounting
configuration on this saw. (See page 11)
The GMS-10 was designed to be used with diamond saw blades only. It is a "fixed head machine", therefore it is
important to use blades that will not wear down. Fiber blades will wear down and the cut will not go all the way
through the work piece. In addition, for the vacuum system to operate properly when dry cutting, the blade must
reach into the dust channel.
Figure 10
Figure 12
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any maintenance on this machine.
Maintenance
Step One:
Push the rolling table all the way to the back of the
machine.
Loosen the wing nut and slide blade guard up and tight-
ened into place.
(Figure 10)
Loosen and remove locking plate bolt.
Inspect arbor shaft, backing plate and
Clean if dirty or replace if damaged or worn.
Step Three:
Look for "direction of rotation" markings on the new blade.
(Usually an arrow stamped on the blade.)
Place new blade on the arbor shaft verifying that the markings on the blade follow the
proper direction of rotation. Blade should be positioned in the center of the dust channel.
(Figure 12)
Reinstall and tighten bolt using a SAE 1/2" wrench.
Reposition blade guard and tighten wing nut.
Reconnect spark plug lead.
Step Two:
(Figure 11)
Carefully remove old blade.
blade guard while blade is off.
Figure 11
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