John Deere ET-3409-J 사용자 설명서
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Table Saw Operator's Manual
Preparation
PREPARATION:
Make the following preparations before operating the power tool:
1.
1.
Installation:
The table saw must be properly secured to a sturdy work
bench, stand or cabinet. Casters (if provided) on the work
bench, stand or cabinet must be locked during operation. If
there is any tendency for the table saw to move during
operation, this must be corrected immediately. (Fig. 4)
a.
The table saw must be properly secured to a sturdy work
bench, stand or cabinet. Casters (if provided) on the work
bench, stand or cabinet must be locked during operation. If
there is any tendency for the table saw to move during
operation, this must be corrected immediately. (Fig. 4)
a.
Place the table saw in the desired location. Make certain
that is (or will be) adequate space on all sides of the table
saw for the workpiece. To allow maximum flexibility for
sheet material and long boards, 9 foot (2745 mm)
clearance is recommended on all sides of the table saw.
that is (or will be) adequate space on all sides of the table
saw for the workpiece. To allow maximum flexibility for
sheet material and long boards, 9 foot (2745 mm)
clearance is recommended on all sides of the table saw.
b.
Secure the four set plates to the saw base at its four
corners with four 8 x 20 mm bolts (w/ washers) and four
8 mm nuts.
Square the table saw to the workbench, stand or cabinet.
Make certain that all controls are easily reached and there
is at least 6-11/16" (170 mm) behind the rear of the table
to allow for the saw blade guard assembly.
Temporarily mark the location of the four base corners and
set plate of the table saw.
corners with four 8 x 20 mm bolts (w/ washers) and four
8 mm nuts.
Square the table saw to the workbench, stand or cabinet.
Make certain that all controls are easily reached and there
is at least 6-11/16" (170 mm) behind the rear of the table
to allow for the saw blade guard assembly.
Temporarily mark the location of the four base corners and
set plate of the table saw.
c.
Remove the table saw and locate a 11" (279 mm) or
12" (305 mm) square centered between the marks locating
the body shell. Cut out and remove the square. This
opening allows sawdust to fall out of the body shell.
12" (305 mm) square centered between the marks locating
the body shell. Cut out and remove the square. This
opening allows sawdust to fall out of the body shell.
(Fig. 4)
CAUTION: FAILURE TO PROVIDE THIS OPENING CAN RESULT IN INSUFFICIENT COOLING AIR TO
THE MOTOR CAUSING PREMATURE MOTOR FAILURE AND A POSSIBLE FIRE HAZARD.
d.
Replace the table saw, aligning it with the marks made above. Trace hole positions on the four set plates on
the workbench, stand or cabinet with a pencil or the like.
the workbench, stand or cabinet with a pencil or the like.
e.
Remove the table saw and drill a 5/16" (8 mm) hole in each location marked. Remove all sawdust or chips.
f.
Replace the table saw in the marked location. Check to see that the table saw does not lock on the
workbench and all four set plates are in contact with the top of the workbench, stand or cabinet.
workbench and all four set plates are in contact with the top of the workbench, stand or cabinet.
g.
Using suitable length four 2" (50 mm) bolts, nuts and flat washer (not provided) secure the table saw to the
workbench, cabinet or stand. Place a spring washer and flat washer on the bolt, place the bolt through the
hole in the set plate and the top of the workbench stand, or cabinet. Add another flat washer and a nut. Do
not tighten the nut yet. Repeat this operation for the other three locations. Tighten all the nuts securely.
workbench, cabinet or stand. Place a spring washer and flat washer on the bolt, place the bolt through the
hole in the set plate and the top of the workbench stand, or cabinet. Add another flat washer and a nut. Do
not tighten the nut yet. Repeat this operation for the other three locations. Tighten all the nuts securely.
h.
Check the sturdiness of the resulting assembly.