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Supplemental Owner’s Manual 

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The splinter guard prevents splintering and chipping of the 

workpiece by holding the top edge of the workpiece down 

as the teeth of the sawblade move upward against it. The 

splinter guard needs to be replaced if it becomes damaged 

or worn.
1.  Peel the original splinter guard away from the guide rail.
2.  As needed, clean residual adhesive and debris from the 

guide rail.

3.  Peel off the plastic backing from the new splinter guard 

to expose the adhesive.

4.  Without stretching the rubber, carefully place the new 

splinter guard on the underside of the guide rail tight to 

the alignment rib.

5.  Make sure the splinter guard is firmly pressed down to 

the guide rail.

6.  Trim the splinter guard as described on 

Alignment Rib

Splinter 

Guard

Friction 

Strips

Festool does not condone brush replacement by the end 

user. Completion of this procedure by an unauthorized 

service center will void the tool’s warranty.
The motor brushes are graphite bars that provide an electri-

cal connection between the motor controller and the rotat-

ing armature. When the brushes have worn past their useful 

length, spring loaded wear pins are exposed that separate 

the brush from the armature contacts. This disables the 

motor to prevent damage. For a shorter break-in period 

without excessive arcing, new brushes have ribs that quickly 

form to the curve of the armature.

 CAUTION! Make sure the power cord is unplugged 

before beginning this procedure.

New Brush

Terminal 

Spade

Wear Pin

Used Brush

Mounting 

Tab

1.  Unplug the saw.
2.  Remove the four screws that secure the access cover to 

the motor, and remove the cover.

Mounting 

Screws

3.  Lift the 2 wire connectors off the terminals on the 

brushes.

  NOTICE: Take care to not pull on the red wires for 

the thermal sensor, or you may pull the sensor out 

of its pocket. The sensor is embedded in a thermally 

conductive paste.

4.  Remove the screw that secures each brush to the motor 

housing. Be careful not to drop the screws into the motor. 

5.  Carefully lift the brushes up to remove them.
6.  Insert the new brushes into the motor, and reassemble 

the saw by reversing the previous steps.

Wire 

Terminal

Wire 

Terminal

Mounting 

Screw

Mounting 

Screw

Thermal 

Sensor