Laser Operation - Black & Decker BDL310S Instruction Manual

587012-00 BDL310S laser
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Laser Line Adjustment
The horizontal or level laser line can be
elevated as shown in figure 7 by turning
either of the right or left adjustment knobs
located at the rear of the moveable
platform.
The vertical or plumb laser line can be
rotated to the right or left by turning either
of the knobs located at the front of the
platform as shown in figure 8.
CAUTION: When making any laser
line adjustments, be sure to look at the
target laser line and not at the unit. Do
not stare into the laser beam.
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Hanging the Laser
The laser can also be hung from a joist or
other secure structure by means of a
hanging strap (not included).
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CAUTION: Make sure laser is securely
suspended by the strap.
To hang, thread the strap through the slot
in the top of the laser and fasten the hook
as shown in figure 9. Adjust the laser so
that it hangs relatively straight. The self-
leveling function will then compensate for
any minor error +/- 5°.
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Laser operation

• Before attempting to use the laser, make
sure the tool is positioned on a relatively
smooth, flat and stable surface.
• Brightness of area may effect line visibility.
• When attaching to a mounting bracket or
using the hanging strap, mount the laser
securely.
• Be aware that extreme temperature
changes can cause movement or shifting
of building structures, equipment, etc.
which can effect accuracy. Verify your
set-up before each use as the laser may
have moved.
• This product is not recommended for
outdoor use.
Turning the Laser On (Level Line)
Slide the on/off switch to
the (-) position to operate
the laser using a single
horizontal laser beam as
shown in figure 10.
(Plumb Line)
Slide the on/off switch to
the (I) position to operate
the laser using a single
vertical laser beam as
shown in figure 11.
(Crosshair Lines)
Slide the on/off switch to
the (+) position to operate
the laser using both the
vertical and horizontal laser beams as
shown in figure 12.
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