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Fig. 10
BRUSH REPLACEMENT
Periodically
check brushes for wear and repluce both
brushes when either is worn to about v/_ inch in length.
To check length of brushes they must be removed
from the unit (see instructions below). Replacemei:t of
these relatively
inexpensive ports, when
necessary,
will keep your Circular Sow operating more efficiently
and prolong the life of the motor.
Replacement of worn-out
brushes is considered nor-
real operating mc_ntenanee and is not therefore €o_-
emd by gwrentee.
IMPORTANT--BE
SURE POWER CORD IS DISCON-
NECTED
FROM
POWER
SUPPLY.
Ta
replace
carbon
brushes (See Fig. 101, Key No. 71, (See pan
list, poge
9) unscrew
brush cops, Key No.
70, and
remove
old
brush.
Reassemble
new brush assembly
making
sure
curvature
of brush matches
curvature
of the
surface
of the motor to which
it is mated and that the brushes
move freely
inside brush
holder.
Be sure brush caps
ore securely tightened.
LUBRICATION
All
the bearings
in this teal ore lubricated
with n suf-
ficient
amount
of high grade lubricant
for the llfe of
the unitunder
normal operating
conditions,
therefore,
no further
lubrication
is required.
ACCESSORIES
ADD
GREATER
VERSATILITY
CORD LOCK
SAW BLADES
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3HyCru/ts m 814op stcd c:essorics
SAW GUIDE
G CASE
WHEN
USING
ATTACHMENTS
ALWAYS
WEAR SAFETY GLASSES AND
FOLLOW
MANUFACTURERS
RECOMMENDATIONS
AS
TO
THEIR
USE
ADDITIONAL
ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE
--
VISIT
YOUR NEAREST
SEARS RETAIL
STORE OR CATALOG
OFFICE FOR A COMPLETE
SELECTION
Pdge 7
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