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SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE
TO RETAIN
CALIBRATION
By following
the procedure
below when the work
session
is over, recalibration
is done by simply
pressing
the _
key after the
saw is plugged
in and the MASTER switch is turned "ON".
1. Press
_
key.
2. Press
_
key.
3. Press
_
key.
4. Press
_
key.
5. Press
_
key.
6. Press
_
key.
Saw blade will automatically
return
to the "0"
bevel and '.'0" elevation
where it was calibrated.
RI_F i
{Note: This operation
will not work if
_
key
has been used and a new "zero" location
set.)
7. Turn MASTER switch "OFF" and remove yellow
key.
CALIBRATION
OF SAW WHEN USING A
CUTTING
TOOL SMALLER THAN 10" DIAMETER.
When a cutting
tool smaller
than
10" diameter,
such
as a dado head or molding
head. is to be used, it will
be
necessary
to
use
the
"calibration
gauge"
included
with
the
saw
to calibrate
the
saw
after
changing
cutting
tools,
WARNING:
Unplug
the saw whenever
changing
the
cutting
tool.
Keep
fingers
away
from and
out of line with the
cutting
tool when calibrating
the saw,
Along
with
this
manual
came
a plastic
gauge
titled
"CALIBRATION
GAUGE".
This gauge
fits over the
fixed blade
flange
on the saw arbor
(see illustration)
and sticks
up above
the table.
A full
size
reproduction
has
been
printed
in this
manual
page 45.
1. After
cutting
tool
is securely
mounted,
plug
in
saw
and
turn
on
MASTER
switch.
Press
the
key.
2. Place the notch of the Gaugedown
intothe insert
opening on the left side of the cutting tool. Place
the notch over the fixed blade collar of the arbor.
3. Holding the Gauge by the top edge, jog the arbor
down or up until the heavy line lies even with the
table with the notch still firmly against the arbor
flange.
4. Press the
_
key. This will set the "zero"
point for both elevation and bevel.
NOTE: Other "zero" reference points can now De
set using
_
key
without
affecting
the
calibration
settings as long as the power to the
saw is no1 interrupted
FIXED BLADE
COLLAR
CABLIBRATION
GAUGE
TABLETOP
CUTTING
TOOL
3O
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