Kobalt SC1802LW Manual page 22

INSTALLING THE SIDE SPLASH GUARD (FIG. 12)
● Insert the two holes on the inside of the side
splash guard (N) into the two screws (1) located
on side of the upper wheel guard. Press into
place.
NOTE: It is not necessary to loosen or remove
the screws (1) on the wheel guard to install the
side splash guard.
●
Loosen the arm folding lock knob (AA) and pull
it out; then, hold the motor handle (Q) to push
the cutting head backwards to a vertical position
as shown in Fig. 12-2.
● Insert the two holes on the other side of the
side splash guard (N) into the two screws (1)
located on the wheel guard. Press into place.
●
Pull the arm folding lock knob (AA) to lift the
cutting head up slightly.
●
Then, hold the motor handle (Q) to raise the
cutting head assembly up. Tighten the arm
folding lock knob (AA).
INSTALLING THE TILE CUTTING WHEEL
(FIG. 13, 14, 15)
WARNING
●
Do not use tile saw wheels rated less than the
no load speed of this tile saw. Failure to heed
this warning could result in personal injury. DO
NOT use a tile saw wheel with cracks, gaps, or
teeth.
●
A 7 in. tile saw wheel is the maximum wheel
capacity of the tile saw. NEVER use a tile saw
wheel that is too thick. Larger wheels will come
in contact with the anti-splash guard, while
thicker wheels will prevent the wheel bolt from
securing the wheel on the arbor. Either of these
situations could result in serious accidents and
can cause serious personal injury.
●
Disconnect the saw from the power source.
●
Move the sliding table to the front of the saw.
●
Loosen the cutting head lock knob (DD) and
then pull out the hold-down latch (FF) to raise
the cutting head assembly to its upmost position.
Release the hold-down latch (FF) and tighten
the cutting head lock knob (DD). (Fig. 13)
●
Loosen the wheel guard lock knob (JJ) to open
the upper wheel guard (KK).
● Place the wheel wrench (MM) on the arbor
nut (MM).
12
Q
AA
13
NN
22
1
Fig. 12-1
1
Fig. 12-2
DD
FF
MM
N
LL
JJ