User manual RYOBI EMS-1426L

[. . . ] Do not carry power tools with your finger on the starter switch, if they are connected to the mains. Make sure that the switch is OFF when you insert the plug in the power outlet. [. . . ] The tool must come to a halt within 10 seconds of the switch being released. Trigger switch Low guard lock lever Bench Fence Mitre cut adjuster Bevel cut adjuster Lower guard Saw head lock bolt Lock knob Livetool indicator Bolt holes for attachment to base Depth of cut adjuster Extension arm Holder Clamp Saw spindle lock Dust bag Bevel lock button Lock lever Throat plate Side stop Laser Laser ON/OFF switch Base Housing screw Rubber feet Handle Rear Anti-Tip 1) and fix in any position using the lock nut. The tool should always be mounted securely using bolt holes (11) on a firm surface such as a workbench. Stationary, precise cutting of wood and wood-product lengths and shapes in a home environment. The tool and accessories (follow manufacturer's instructions) should be used only as intended. Insert the Rear Anti-Tip (28) through the holes on base, then use the pin (a) to fix it (Fig. Pull out saw head lock bolts (8) and guide saw head up to its starting position. Fix both large and small workpieces in position with screw clamp (15). Do not remove workpieces from the bench until the tool has come to a stop. Pull lower guard lock lever (2) and slowly bring saw head to the workpiece. The light from the laser beam allows you to line up precisely the cutting angle and the exact position of the workpiece on the bench. The laser beam can be switched on as required: Press (23) to turn the laser on and press the switch again to turn the laser off. The laser beam should be aligned before being used for the first time. Release ON/OFF switch and use handle to guide saw head back to its starting position. [. . . ] To avoid transport damage, pack the tool securely or use the original packaging. All Ryobi products are guaranteed against manufacturing defects and defective parts for a period of twenty four (24) months from the date stated on the original invoice drawn up by the retailer and given to the end user. [. . . ]