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    1 1400W TILE AND TRIM CIRCULAR SA W TTS5000M INSTRUCTION MANUAL Black Cy an Magenta Y ellow Code: T TS5000M Date: 070206 Edition: 13 Op: DCR[...]

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    2 Contents W arranty 2 Introduction 3 Environmental protection 3 Description of symbols 3 Specifications 3 General safety rules 4 Additional safety rules for laser lights 5 Additional safety rules when using water cooling system 6 Additional safety rules for tile and timber cutting saws 6 T esting your safety switch 7 Accessories 9 Unpacking 9 Asse[...]

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    3 Descr iptio n of sym bols The ratin g pla te on yo ur to ol may show symbo ls. The se rep res ent impo rtan t in for mat ion ab out the pro duc t or ins tru cti ons on its use . We ar he ari ng pro tec tio n. We ar ey e prot ect ion . We ar br eat hing pro tec tio n. Dou ble insul ate d for addit ion al pr otec tio n. Con for ms to re lev ant sta[...]

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    4 Gener al safety rule s W ARN ING . Re ad al l in str uct ions. Fai lur e to f oll ow al l ins truct ion s liste d below ma y res ult in elec tri c shock , fire and /or ser io us in jur y . The te rm “p owe r tool” in al l of th e war nings lis ted bel ow re fer s to you r mai ns oper ate d (cord ed) pow er tool or ba tte ry o per ate d (cord [...]

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    5 4. Po wer to ol us e and ca re a. Do not for ce the powe r tool . Use the cor rec t pow er too l for your ap pli cat ion . Th e corr ect powe r tool will do the jo b bet ter and saf er at th e rat e for wh ich it was de sig ned. b. Do not use the pow er to ol if th e swit ch do es not tur n it on and off . Any powe r too l that can not be cont ro[...]

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    6 Addit ional safety rules when usin g water cooli ng system The TTS 500 0M T ile/T rim Saw has been fi tte d with a Res idu al Cur ren t Devi ce (R CD) safet y swi tch (Fig. A) de sig ned to imm edi ate ly swi tch the ele ctr ici ty of f if a fau lt is detec ted to av oid th e ris k of a pot ent ial ly fat al sh ock. W ARNI NG . T o be ef fec tiv [...]

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    7 • Nev er hol d the piece bei ng cu t in you r hand s or ac ross you r leg. Secu re the wor kpi ece to a stab le pla tfo rm. It is imp ort ant to supp ort the wor k prop erl y to mi nimi ze bo dy exp osu re, blade bind ing, or lo ss of co ntr ol. • Hol d the po wer tool by insu lat ed gri ppi ng su rfac es wh en per for min g an ope rat ion wh[...]

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    8 Cau ses and ope rat or pre ven tio n of kic kba ck: • Ki ckb ack is a sudd en rea cti on to a pi nch ed, bound or mis ali gne d saw bl ade , caus ing an unco ntr oll ed saw to li ft up an d out of the wor kpi ece towar d the opera tor , • Wh en the blad e is pin che d or bou nd ti ght ly by th e kerf clo sin g down , the blade stal ls and the[...]

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    9 Acces sorie s The GMC T TS50 00M T ile /T rim Saw is supp lie d wit h the fol low ing acces sor ies as stan dar d: • Res idu al Cur ren t Dev ice (F itt ed) • 125m m Dia mon d T urboc ut Bl ade (Fitt ed) for wet til e/m aso nry cutti ng ON L Y • 125 mm 24- tee th T CT Blad e for timbe r cut ting ONL Y • W ater Coo lin g Sys tem (Fitt ed) [...]

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    1 0 2 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 16 18 20 21 27 23 13 25 1 1 22 14 Know your pro duct 1. Lase r ligh t ass emb ly 2. T rig ger switc h 3. Lock off butto n 4. Lase r ligh t on/ of f but ton 5. Moto r hous ing 6. Main handl e 7. Fron t hand le 8. Beve l adju stm ent leve r 9. Beve l scal e 10. Par all el fen ce lo cki ng kno b 1 1. Pa ral lel fence 12. Ba[...]

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    1 1 Overv iew Y ou hav e pur chas ed a 1400 W att T ile/T rim Saw wit h the GMC REDEY E ® la ser li ne cu tti ng sys tem . Ple ase refer to the sa fet y ins truc tio ns gi ven earli er in this man ual for imp ort ant instr uct ion s rega rdi ng th e use of the las er and Resi dua l Curr ent Devi ce (RC D). The saw is ca pab le of ri ppi ng and cro[...]

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    1 2 8. Mo unt th e new saw bla de ont o the spind le an d agai nst the inn er fla nge (Fig . H). 9. Re plac e the outer fla nge and was her and tig hte n the bl ade bol t by tur nin g in an an ti- clo ckw ise direc tio n (Fig . I) . 10. Ensur e tha t the sp ind le lo ck but ton (15) is relea sed. 1 1. Befo re usi ng th e saw ag ain , chec k tha t t[...]

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    1 3 4. T ighte n the depth lock ing lever (13) by push ing the lev er upw ard s (Fig . N). Not e. Alwa ys use the co rrec t bla de dep th se tti ng. The cor rec t blad e dep th set tin g for all cut s sho uld no t be mor e tha n 5mm be low the mat eri al be ing cu t. Allo win g more dep th wil l inc rea se the chan ce of ki ckb ack and res ult in a[...]

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    1 4 4. S witc h on th e lase r bea m usi ng the lase r ligh t on /of f but ton (4) (Fi g. U). 5. A lign the be am wit h the line on the workp iec e (Fi g. V). 6. St art t he mot or b y pr ess ing th e lo ck o ff bu tto n (3 ) an d sq uee zin g th e tr igg er s wit ch ( 2). 7. A lway s let the bla de re ach full spe ed (ap pro xim ate ly 2 sec onds [...]

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    1 5 6. A lway s let the bla de re ach full sp eed (appr oxi mat ely 2 sec onds ) bef ore you beg in to cut int o the wo rkp iec e. 7. S lowl y low er the saw into the wor kpi ece, usi ng the fro nt of th e base rest ing on the wor kpi ece as a hing e poi nt. W ARNI NG. As so on as th e blad e sta rts cutti ng th e mate ria l, rel eas e the lo wer b[...]

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    1 6 3. R e-lu bri cat e all movin g par ts at re gul ar int erv als . 4. I f the bo dy of th e saw needs clea nin g, wip e it wit h a sof t dam p clot h. A mi ld de ter gent can be used but not hin g lik e alc oho l, pet rol or othe r cle ani ng age nt. 5. N ever use ca usti c ag ent s to cle an pl asti c pa rts . Gener al inspect ion Reg ula rly c[...]

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    GMC customer assist If your product needs repairing, replacing, technical service or you simply need help or advice, please contact us on our Customer Assist Line 1300 880 001 (Australia) or 0800 445 721 (New Zealand). For prompt service we suggest you log your service request online at www .gmcservice.com.au. Should you not have access to the Inte[...]