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Page
2
RULES
FOR
SAFE
OPERATION
READ
ALL
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operation
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to the
SAFETY
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1.
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work area.
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8.
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9.
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PROTECT YOUR
12.
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14.
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WARNING:
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Page 3
16. DISCONNECT
abrasive
17.
REDUCE
before
1
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USE ONLY
for
19.
NEVER
is
unintentionally
20'
PERIODICALLY
binding
affect
the tool
its
intended function.
21.
NEVER
it
comes
22.
DO NOT
heat,
23.
KEEP
reach
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24.
KEEP TootÂcleaning.
25.
STAY ALERT.
wheel.
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RISK
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recommended
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of moving parts,
operation.
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oil.
and sharp edges.
HANDS
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wheel is
moving.
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medication.
26. DO
27. ALWAYS
28.
29'
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replaced
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Service
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Center.
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others who may
POWER
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or
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tool
SWITCH DOES NOT
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SWITCH
OFF before
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Use only Ryobi
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FOR FUTURE
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power.
properly
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source.
from the
away from
products,
under the
AND
ON
receptacle.
the
abrasive wheels.
Do not
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use
or any solvents
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Page
4
CUT-OFF
MAKE
1.
MACHINE
SURE
instructions
cause
CHECK
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g.
USE
with
ALWAYS
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impact
BEFORE
5.
IMPORTANT
6.
obtained
cracks.
WHEEL
ONLY
ANSI
can break
by
SAFETY
THE
CUT-OFF
before
CUT-OFF
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B
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writing to:
connecting
FOR FISSURES
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ABRASTVE
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wheel.
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press
INFORMATION
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position
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ELECTRICAL
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Page
6
UNPACKING
Caref
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3.
assembly.
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lf
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Examine
6.
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handle.
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tool.
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NOTE: Cut-off
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2
ASSEMBLY
Your
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cut-off
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fulfy
assembled.
WARNING:
power
cornplete.
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accidentaf
serious
REMOVAL
AND
CUT.OFF
WHEEL
1.
Be
source.
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the
head
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locking
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bolt
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wheel.
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Page
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3.
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replacement
debris from
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Clean and align the outside
4.
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abrasive
lnsert the hex head bolt
5.
wheel.
snug. Then depress the
to securely
tighten
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wheel
rating
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lock lever
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another
diameter.
the
switch
location.
failure
in
is
bolt. Overtightening
possibie
and
of the
mach i ne
serious
arm
beneath
can result
in
serious
can cause the
personal
adjustable
the
base when
personal
new wheel
injury.
depth stop
the saw
arm is fully
injury.
to ensure
Page
Figure
9
5
ADJUSTIVI
ADJ
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The
adjustable
your
cut-off
cutting
allow
machine.
angles
greater
cutting
ENTS
LE
STATIONARY
stationary
This
from
0
to
widths.
vise
vise
45
and
located
is
be
can
moved
VISE
at the rear of
rotated
to
rearward
attain
to
WARNING:
from
adjustments
maintenance.
can
CUTTING
To
adjust
1
.
Locate
fence
2.
Using the
bolts
Rotate
3.
is
aligned with the indicator
base.
NOTE:
4.
Check
wheel
device.
5.
Using
two hex
base.
ANGLE
the angle
the
(Figure
the
Angle
vise
the
using
the
head
power
result
Always
Failure
in
serious
unplug
source
performing
or
to heed
personal
ADJUSTM
of cut:
two hex
6).
supplied 17
vise
indicators
base in
angle
protractor,
a
supplied wrench,
bolts
head
bolts behind
mm
wrench,
fence
until
the
groove
are
5 degree increments.
the vise
of
holding
fence
bevel
securely
the vise
the machine
before
this
injury.
ENT
loosen
desired
stamped
square, or
angle
in the machine
the
to
tighten the
to
the machine
making
routine
warning
the vise
both
of cut
into
the
abrasive
similar
Fonruard
Distance
Position,
to Front
Rear
Distance
Vise
Position,
to Front
-1
: 7
Vise:
Adjustable
Stationary
Figure
14"
B-1 12"
6
MOVING
To
increase
1
.
Locate
fence
2.
Locate
directly
3. Using
hex
machine
THE
the
the
(Figure
the
behind
the
head
STATIONARY
width
of
cut
of
two hex head
6).
threaded
supplied
bolts
base.
hole
vise
the
securing
base.
rnm wrench,
17
the
VISE
your
cut-off
bolts behind
the
in
vise
machine:
machine
r€move
to
the
the
vise
base
both
cut-off
Page
Reposition
4.
the
base
NOT
Align
5.
threaded
hex head
Check
6.
tighten
wrench.
1
0
the
most
rearward
and install
TIGHTEN.
the
remaining
hole
bolt.
or
adjust
both
hex head
curved
a hex
in
slot
threaded
head
vise
bolt hole
the machine
the
cutting
bolts
of the vise
hole in
bolt in
angle
the machine
this hole.
with
base
and
and
the
with
Figure
with
base
the
middle
install
securely
supplied
7
Do
a
QUICK
cut-off
Your
release
featu
without
vise
you
re
repetitive
close the
and
vise
the
VISE
with
LOCK-RELEASE
is
machine
system
able
are
turning
equipped
as standard equipment.
to
open
of
quick
a
vise
crank
lock-
With
this
quickly
handle.
USING
THE
QUICK
VISE
loosen:
To
1 .
Slightly
crank
Lift up
2.
pull
To tighten:
Push the
1 .
against
Push
2.
(Figure
Rotate
3.
vise
release
handle
the
back
the
down
B)
the crank
against
ADJUSTABLE
As
shown
threaded
raising
wrench
travels
in Figure
into the
lowering
and
you
when
can
the
tension on
counterclockwise
quick
lock-release
on crank
crank
handle
work
on
to engage
work
the
POSITIVE
9,
base of
the depth
control
machine
LOCK.RELEASE
vise by
the
112 to
(Figure
lever
handle
fonrvard
piece.
quick
the
its threads
handle
Piece.
to slide
clockwise
open
to
slide
lock-release
with vise
to
DEPTH STOP
the adjustable
machine
the
stop
how far the
handle
depth
the
at
with
bolt
abrasive
is depressed.
and
8)
vise.
the
vise
the
lever
screw.
stop
rear.
mm
a12
wheel
the
the
By
rotating
1 turn.
tighten
is
Closed
Figure
B
particularly
feature
This
.
TRANSPORT
transport chain
The
machine
and
for carrying
attached
transport
loop
and
machine
the
is
increase
to
wheel
to
tire
or
to
useful after
wheel.
wears,
"cinch-up"
i.rarrspori
during
limittravel
CHAIN
behind
arm,
the
cut-off
to the machine
or store
one
the
of
the
using
useful:
wheel travel
machine's
the
moving
when
chain
storage,
the abrasive
of
installation
is attached to
the
machine
arm
cut-off machine,
chain's
the
links
carrying handle
of a
motor,
is
a
over
the abrasive
as
handle
the
wheel,
the
(Figure
metal
especially
new abrasive
machine base
is
and
lower the
hook.
hook.
the
(Figure
only
9).
against
machine
used
Also
To
handle
Move
2).
Figure
9
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1
1
OPERATING
POWER
Before
power
listed
cause a
Common
overheating
multiple tools operating
SUPPLY
operating
supply and
on the
nameplate.
loss
of
causes
are insufficient
your,cut-off
make
sure
A
substantial
power
and machine
power
of
from
SWITCH
To
start the
located
To
stop
For continuous operation,
trigger switch and,
depress
tne trigger switch on
To
discontinue continuous
trigger lock-on
trigger switch and
disengage
tool.
completely
in the rnachine
the
the trigger
release
tool,
feature, completely depress
the trigger
handle
while holding it in
lock-on
the
then
lock-on feature.
depress
trigger switch
the
button located
tool
operation
release it.
machine,
meets
it
loss
extension
the
same
(Figure
completely depress
place
handle
check
requirements
the
voltage
overheating.
and
cord size and
power
the
trigger
10).
completely.
(tool
to
(Figure 10).
when using
This action
your
drop
machine
source.
switch
running),
left of
the
the
onlott
will
the
the
will
Figure
10
CUTTING
WARNING: Do
or rnasonry
cut magnesium
this tool. Failure
warning
inju
1.
Secure the tool in
2.
Firmly
3.
Start
before
4.
Slowly
a steady and
5.
When the cut is
open
secure the material
WARNING:
of clamping to be secured
hold
the machine
contacting
push
position.
coufd
ry.
material
by fully depressing
down
even
complete,
not
attempt
with this machine.
or magnesium
to
result in
place
prevent
to
to be
to cut
comply
serious
machine
using
cut
Large, circular, or
place
in
securely.
Failure to
the trigger
wheel to
on
pressure
material.
machine arm
the
to obtain
release
the
wood
Never
alloy with
with
this
personal
movement
machine's
the
tipping
or
vise
during
(Figure
1 1).
irregularly shaped material may
for
adequately
comply
handle
a
uniform
trigger
switch
could
switch
the
until
cut.
and
Never
cutting. Use
result
and allow
cut-off
the
wheel
force
allow the
in serious
cut-otf wheel
contacts
wheel into the material.
the
wheel to
Figure
the
cutting
procedure.
require additional means
"C" clamps and blocks
personal
injury.
to come up to full speed
the material
stop before raising
being
it to
cut.
the
1 1
to
Use
full
,
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DANGER:
this warning
Donottouchthecutmaterialuntil itcoolsoryouwillbeburned! Failuretoheed
will result
in
serious
personal
Page
injury.
12
MAINTENANCE
the tool clean.
Keep
metal
Make
check
Apply dry
extend
L u b
particles
sure
screws
machine
i
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cat
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o
front
o
slide
WARNING:
machine from the
off
before
adiustments.
from
Always disconnect the
servicing
Remove
working
WARNING:
ventilation
not use
tool
the
and
lubricant
when
solvents
operates
for
bolts
monthly
service
life
s h art
vise clamp
vise
of
way
unit
the
accumulated
parts.
Provide
using
clean
to
properly.
tightness.
the
to
(Figure
rotation
shaft
power
or
source
making
dust
adequate
solvents.
plastic
points
12).
parts.
Periodically
listed to
cut-
and
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12
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the
"standard
brush,
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the
Authorized Service
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carbon
recommended
tool to
brushes.
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replace them.
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WARNING:
reliability, all
of
externally
performed
be
Authorized
Ryobi
replacement
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that at
Factory Service
least
for a thorough
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repairs
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at a
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indicated
once
Center
ensure
(with
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Ryobi
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worn
are
the
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