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Bevel cuts (Fig. 24)
• Fix the workpiece with the vice clamp (16).
• Loose the adjustment lever and set the angle required.
• Confirm the holing prop is in the saw line.
• Fasten up the adjustment screw. Turn the tool on and press
the saw down to carry out required cut.
WARNING!
Hold the carried workpiece firmly but never the part which
is going to be cut off.
CHIP SUCTION (Fig. 25)
If running the tool in confined places, it is needed to use proper
suction unit or the dust bag (5) must be put on the outlet
nozzle.
DUST EXTRACTION ADAPTER (Fig. 26)
• Insert the dust extraction adapter (18) into the dust outlet.
• Pull the dust extraction adapter and make sure it is tightened
securely on the dust outlet.
• Connect the hose of a vacuum cleaner.
• Turn on the vacuum cleaner first, and then turn on the
machine.
• If you stop cutting, turn off the machine first, and then turn off
the vacuum cleaner.
REPLACING SAW BLADE (Fig. 27, 28)
WARNING!
Always disconnect the power plug before any
maintenance or adjustment and before removing
or installing the saw blade.
• Press the spindle lock lever and hold it to loosen the saw
blade fixing bolt.
• Turn the bolt in clockwise direction with socket wrench or
open-ended wrench.
• Take the saw blade off the spindle and remove it.
• Clean the spindle up and put a new saw blade on.
• Put a new saw blade on and secure it in opposite way as
described above.
Attention!
• Check the rotation direction. Confirm that cutting edge of
teeth match with the direction of rotation, i.e. forward. Watch
out for the arrows on the saw blade and saw blade guard.
• Every time before use check if all protective and safety
equipment function correctly.
Important!
• After you mounted on a new saw blade check by hand if it
spins freely.
• Then plug the power back in and trial run the tool before you
start working on it.
MALFUNCTIONS-CAUSES-ELIMINATION
Attention: first of all check the overcurrent fusses!
Motor is not running
1. The tool is without power.
Check electric distribution and power cord, seek qualified
advice.
2. Heat sensor cut the power off.
Wait 5 to 10sec. and then turn the tool on again.
Motor went off during the work
1. Heat sensor is defective. Have it replaced by an electrician
expert.
2. Motor safeguard turns it off from some reason.
Wait 5 to 10 sec. and then turn the tool back on again.
Overloading reasons
1. Power cord is too long or has small diameter. Secure proper
extension cable with minimum diameter of 1,5 mm²
2. Saw blade is not sharp enough. Sharp it up.
Saw blade teeth have not sufficient rake.
Burned marks on the workpiece
1. Saw blade is dull. Let it sharpen up or eplace it.
INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
Plug the cord out before any activity
• To clean plastic parts use a damp cloth. Never use any
detergents, neither dissolvents or sharp tools.
• Remove dirt of the table with proper cleaning spray.
• If it takes more then 10sec. to stop the motor, replace the worn
out brakeparts in qualified workshop.
• Ventilation holes and moving parts always clean up from the
dust with soft brush after each use.
Lubricate metal moving parts regularly.
MAINTENANCE
After use, check the tool to make sure that it is in top condition.It
is recommended that you take this tool to a RYOBI Authorized
Service Center for a thorough cleaning and lubrication at least
once a year.
DO NOT MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENTS WHILE THE MOTOR IS
IN MOTION.
ALWAYS REMOVE THE BATTERY FROM THE TOOL BEFORE
CHANGING REMOVABLE OR EXPENDABLE PARTS
(BIT...ETC.), LUBRICATING OR WORKING ON THE UNIT.
WARNING!
To ensure safety and reliability, all repairs should be performed by
an AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER or other QUALIFIED
SERVICE ORGANIZATION.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
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