Delta 36-T30 Instruction Manual page 11

ADJUSTING TENSION ON THE
FENCE CLAMPING LEVER
To reduce the risk of injury, turn unit off and disconnect it from power source before installing/removing
accessories, adjusting, or making repairs. An accidental start-up can cause injury.
When the Fence is in place against the Guide Tube and the
Fence Clamping Lever (A) is locked, the Fence Assembly (4)
should not move. If the Fence does move or if the Lever must
be forced down, the tension on the Fence Clamping Lever must
be adjusted. Do the following:
1.
Lift the Fence Clamping Lever and remove the Fence.
2.
Locate the two Adjusting Screws (A), shown in
Figure 13.
3.
Use a 3mm Hex Wrench (not supplied)
to adjust the Screws.
a. If the Fence Clamping Lever is too loose, tighten
the Adjusting Screws.
b. f the Fence Clamping Lever is too tight, loosen
the Adjusting Screws.
NOTE: Both Screws need to be adjusted in an equal amount.
4.
Place the Fence on the Guide Tube and
check again to see if the Fence Assembly
clamps easily and holds securely.
5.
Continue to make adjustments as needed.
IMPORTANT: After adjusting the Fence Clamping Lever,
ensure the Fence is parallel to the Miter Gauge Slot. Adjust as
necessary.
ADJUSTING THE SCALE POINTER
The Pointer (C) indicates the distance between the inside
face of the Fence and the Blade. To check the position of the
Pointer:
1.
Place the fence on the Guide Tube and note
the position indicated on the Pointer.
2.
Lock the Fence in place by pushing down
on the Fence Clamping Lever.
3.
Following the safety instructions in your
Table Saw Manual, make a sample cut.
4.
Measure the cut piece to ensure it to be
the same as the distance indicated by the
Pointer. If the piece is incorrect, the Pointer
position must be adjusted. To do this:
NOTE: Do not unlock the Fence Clamping Lever or attempt to
move the Fence.
a. Loosen the two Screws (D) and manually move
the Pointer so that it matches the length of your
sample cut.
b. Tighten the two Screws and move the Fence to
the opposite side of the blade to repeat above
steps with the second Pointer.
OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
A
D
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4
FIGURE 16
C
FIGURE 17