Craftsman CM 14 INCH CHOP SAW Manuel Du Propriétaire

Craftsman

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STORING THE WRENCH (FIG. B)

When you are not using the cutting

wheel wrench (1) provided, a storage

holder (2) is located on the rear of the

saw base.

INSTALLING AND CHANGING THE

ABRASIVE CUTTING WHEEL

(FIG. C, D, E)
NOTE: Use only recommended

reinforced abrasive wheels (rated

3,600 RPM or greater).
1. Raise the cutting handle to the

upward position.

2. Raise the cutting wheel guard (1)

to the uppermost position. (Fig. C)

3. Place the cutting wheel wrench (2)

on the arbor bolt (3). (Fig. D)

4. Push and hold in place the spindle

lock (4) and then loosen the arbor

bolt (3) counterclockwise with the

cutting wheel wrench (2) provided.

(Fig. D, E)

5. Remove arbor bolt (3), outer wheel

ﬂange (6) and the abrasive cutting

wheel (5). (Fig. E)

6. Install the new abrasive cutting

wheel followed by the outer wheel

ﬂange (6) and then the arbor bolt

(3). (Fig. E)

Never connect the plug to the power

source outlet until all installations

and adjustments are completed and

you have read and understood the

safety and operational instructions.

Failure to unplug your saw could

result in accidental starting causing

possible serious personal injury.

RAISING AND LOCKING THE

CUTTING HEAD (FIG. A)

1. For shipping purposes, the cutting

head is locked in the down position.

2. Push down on the upper arm

assembly and remove the locking

chain (1) from the hook (2).

NOTE: This chain is held in place

by a tie down cord for shipping

purposes. Carefully cut this cord

with a box cutter or scissors.

3. After releasing the locking chain (1),

move the cutting head to the

upward position. Do not remove the

chain, as you will need it for locking

the arm down for storage.

ASSEMBLY

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Fig. A

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Fig. B