MQT PT40024 Instruction Manual

2.5

HP

10"

TILE

SAW

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

PT40024

Model

No.

TS250

WARNING:

Before

operating

tile

saw,

read

this

manual

and

follow

all its

safety

and

operating instructions,

and

keep

this manual

for

future

reference.

Specifications

Save

This

Manual

You

will need the manual for

the

safety

warnings

and precautions, assembly

instructions,

operating

and

maintenance

procedures,

parts

list

and

diagram.

Keep

your invoice with this

manual.

Write

the

invoice

number on the inside

of

the front cover.

Keep

the

manual

and

invoice

in

safe

and

dry

place

for

future reference.

ITEM

Overall Dimensions

(saw

only)

Table

Dimensions

Water Tray

Dimensions

Cut

Capacity

Blade

Specs.

Motor

Specs.

Pump

Max.

Flow

Net

Weight

Safety

Warnings

and

Precautions

WARNING:

When

using

tool,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

'be

folIowed

to

reduce

the

risk

of

personal injury

and

damage

to

equipment.

DESCRIPTION

43*L x 21"W

x

20nH

(without

stand)

16" x 11"

37-1/2"

x

18-112

x

3"D

(outside)

Rips,

24';

Diag.,

16";

Depth,

3"

Continuocrs

Rim

Blade,

outer

dia:

10"

Bore:

518"

120V160H~ll5A12.5HPll

PH13450RPM

10-12

liters per minute

97

Ibs.

Read

all

instructions

before

using

this

tool!

1.

Keep work

area

clean.

Cluttered

areas

invite

injuries

2.

Observe

work

area

conditions.

Do

not

use

machines

or

power

tools in

damp

or

wet

locations. Do not

expose

to rain.

Keep

work area well lighted.

Do

not

use

electrically

powered

tools

in

the

presence

flammable

gases

or

liquid.

3.

Keep

children

away.

Children

must

never

be

allowed

in

the

work

area.

Do

not

let

them

handle

machines,

tools,

or

extension

cords.

4.

Store

idle

equipment.

When

not

in

use,

tools

must

be

stored

in

a

dry

location

to

inhabit

rust.

Always

lock

up

tools

and

keep

out

of

reach

of children.

5.

Do

not

force

tool.

It

will

do

the job

better

and

more

safety

at

the

rate

for

which

it

was

intended Do

not

use

tnappropriate

attachments in

an

attempt to

exceed

the

tool

capacity.

6

Use

the

right

tool

for

the

job

Do

not

attempt

to

force

a

small

tool

or

attachment

to

do

the work

of

a

large

industrial

too!.

There

ate

ce~

tain applications

for

which this tool

was

designed. Do not modify this

tool

and

do

not

use

this tool

for

a

purpose

for which it

was

not intended.

7.

Dress

properly.

Do

not

wear

loose

clothing

or

jewelry

as

they can be caught in

moving

parts.

Protective, electrically non-conductive clothes and non-skid

footwear

are

recommended

when

working.

Wear

restrictive hair

covering

to

contain

long

hair.

8.

Use

eye

and

ear

protection. Always wear ANSI

approved

impact

safety

goggles.

9.

Do

not

overreach.

Keep

proper footing

and balance

at

all times. Do not

reach

over

or

across

running machines.

70.

Maintain

tools

with

care.

Keep

tools sharp and clean for better and safer

performance.

Follow instructions for lubricating

and

changing

accessories.

Inspect tool cords

periodically and

if

damaged,

have

them repaired

by

an

authorized technician. The

handles must

be

kept clean,

dry

and

free

from

oil and grease at all

times.

11.

Disconnect

power.

Unplug tool when not

in

use.

12.

Remove

adjusting

keys

and

wrenches.

Check

that

keys

and

adjusting

wrenches

are

removed from the tool

or

machine work surface

before

plugging it

in.

13.

Avoid

unintentional

starting.

Be

sure

the switch is in the

Off

position

when

not in

use

andbefore plugging in.

14.

Stay

alert. Watch what

you

are doing,

use

common sense.

Do

not operate

any

tool when

you

are tired.

15.

Check

for

damaged

parts.

Before using any

tool,

any

part

that

appears

damaged

should

be

carefully

checked

to determine that it will operate properly and perform its intended

function.

Check

for alignment

and

binding

of

moving

parts;

any broken

parts

or

mounting

fixture,

and

any other condition

that

may

affect

proper operation.

Any

part

that

is

damaged

should

be

properly repaired

or

replaced

by

a

qualified technician.

Do

not

use

the tool

if

any

switch

does not turn On

and

Off

property.

16.

Guard

against

electric

shock.

Prevent

body contact

with

grounded

surface

such

as

pipes,

radtators,

ranges and refrigerator enclosures.

17.

Replacement

parts

and

accessories.

When

servicing,

use

only identical replacement

parts.

Use

of

any

other

parts

will

void

the

warranty.

Only

use accessories

~ntended

for

use

with

this

tool.

Approved

accessories

are

available

from

your

local

retaller

I

8

Po

not

operate

tool

if

under the influence

of

alcohol

or

drugs.

Read

warning labels

on

prescriptions

to

determine

if

your

judgment or

reflexes

are impaired while taking

drugs.

If

there

is

any

doubt,

do

not

operate

the

tool.

9

Use

proper

size

and

type

extension cord. If

an

extension cord

is

required, it must

be

of

the

proper

size

and

type

to

supply the

correct

current to

the

tool

without heating

up.

Otherwise, the extension

cord

could melt

and

catch fire,

or

cause

electrical damage

to

the

tool.

If

you

are

using

the

tool outdoors,

use

an

extension

cord

rated

for

outdoor

use

(signified

by

"WA"

on

the

jacket).

20.

Maintenance.

For

your

safety,

service and maintenance should be performed regularly

by

a

quafified

technician.

Note: Performance

of

this

tool

(if

powered

by

line

voltage)

may

vary

depending on variations in

local

line

voltage. Extension

cord

usage

may also

affect

tool

performance.

Warning:

The

warnings, cautions and instructions

discussed

in

this

instruction

manual

cannot

cover

all

possible

conditions

and

situations

that

may

occur.

It

must

be

understood

by

the operator

that

common

sense

and

caution

are

factors which

cannot

be

built into

this

product, but

must

be

supplied

by

the

operator.

GroundingNoltage Warning

Warning:

Before

using

this

tool,

make

sure

that

the

power

cord

wit1

be

plugged

into

an

outlet

which

has

a

three-prong ground,

is

120V

AC,

is

protected

by

a

30

Amp. Circuit

breaker

and

has

a

Ground

Fault

Interrupter.

Common

household

current

is

110-7

20V.

As

long

as

the

outlet

used

with

the

Tile

Saw

is

rated

from

110-120V

there will be

no

complications using it with household receptacles. Plug the tool

into

a

11

0-720V

properly grounded outlet protected

by

a

1

SAmp,

dual

element

time delay

or

circuit

breaker.

NEVER

try

to plug

a

110-120V

tool into

a

220-240V

circuit, or serious complications

and

possible

injury

to

the

operator

may

occur.

The

plugs

have

different

shapes

to

prevent this.

This

tool

has a three-prong

plug.

The

third round prong is the ground. Cutting

off

the

ground

will result in

a

safety

hazard

and

void warranty.

If

the

outlet

you

are

planning

to

use

is

the

two-prong

type,

do

not

remove

or alter

the

grounding

prong

in

any

way.

Use

an

adapter and

always

connect the grounding

lug

to a known grounding

source, It is recommended that

you

have

a

qualified electrician

replace

the two-prong outlet

with

a

properly grounded three-prong outlet.

Extension

Cords

Your

tool

has a three-prong plug, therefore

you

must

use a

three-prong

extension

cord

Only

use

rounded

jacket

extenscon cords l~sted by the

UL

Improper use

of

extens~on cords

may

cause

ineffiaent

operation of your tool

whrch

can

result in overheating.

Be

sure

your

extens~on

cord is

rated

to

allow

sufficient

current

flow

to

the

motor. If you

are

using

the

tool

outdoors.

use

an

extension

cord

rated

for outdoor use

(signified

by

"WA"

on

the

jacket).