Maintenance - Ryobi ETS-1525SC Owner's Operation Manual

USING RIP FENCE (FIG. 18&19)
The rip fence (6) is used for all ripping
operations. Never rip freehand without the
fence in place and securely locked.
Ripping is cutting a piece of wood with the
grain or length wise (Fig.18). This is done
using the rip fence (6). Position the fence by to
the desired width of the rip and lock it in place.
Before starting to rip, be sure the rip fence is
BEVEL RIPPING (FIG. 19)
When bevel ripping material of 6" (150mm) or
narrower, use only the push stick(16) to feed
DUST COLLECTION (FIG. 20)
Fasten your dust collector to the back side of
the table to the dust port(22) (Fig. 20).
The dust efficiency measurement is 45%.
WARNING!
The dust from some types of wood can be
harmful.
Do not make any adjustment while the motor
is in motion. Always make sure the machines
plug has been removed from the mains
power source before changing brushes,
lubricating or when doing any works or
maintenance on the machine. After each use,
check your machine for damage or broken
parts and keep it in top working condition by
MOUNT THE TABLE SAW TO THE STAND (FIG. 21&22)
Turn stand (21) upright as shown.
Insert the cross head screws, spring washers
and flat washer to assemble the four legs and
cross braces first. (Fig.21) leave all bolts
finger tight - do not fully tighten until assembly
is complete.
WARNING: The stand consists of 4 holes for mounting to the ground. Always ensure your table
saw with stand is securely mounted to the ground. If however, you have decided not to mount your
table saw onto the stand, please refer to the 4 holes on the table saw and mount the unit to the
workbench. Always ensure the table saw is mounted securely either to the stand or the workbench.
Failure to do so, will cause serious personal injury.
parallel to the saw blade (15) and the riving
knife is properly aligned with the saw blade.
When ripping long boards or large panels,
always use a work support. Hold the piece
against the fence (6) and feed it through the
blade (15) with a smooth, steady pressure.
Always use the push stick (16) to feed the
workpiece until it is clear of the table.
(Fig.19)
the workplace past the saw blade.
For instance, beach and oak dusts are
especially
therefore may be worked only with dust
collector.

MAINTENANCE

repairing or replacing parts immediately.
Clean out accumulated dust.
safety and reliability, all repairs with the
exception of externally accessible brushes
should be performed by an AUTHORISED
SERVICE CENTRE. Faults in the machine,
including guards or saw blades, should be
reported as soon as they are discovered.
Remove the lower extension table brace
bolts Carefully place table saw on top of
stand. Align holes in the table saw base
with holes in stand (Fig. 22).
Fully tighten all bolts to the stand before
operation.
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