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Mount the saw carriage and saw
The saw carriage is mounted on the rail at delivery. The
carriage can be dismounted from the rail by removing the end
stop on the rail and pulling the carriage away.
1 Fit the saw body in the saw carriage by lifting the saw body
into position. When the saw is lifted into position, the
locking handle moves up into an intermediate position. In
this position the saw remains in the saw carriage without
it needing to be held. However, it is not sufficiently secured
to begin cutting.
For vertical cuts, the rail must be mounted with the saw
carriage lock handle upwards. This to facilitate fitting the
saw unit.
2 To secure the saw, lift the locking handle towards the saw
until the handle locks.
WARNING! To cut without the saw securely
!
assembled in the saw carriage and rail is
associated with mortal danger.
ASSEMBLY
Fit the blade
!
On the Husqvarna WS 400-series the blade is fitted in an
entirely new way. The new mounting permits, in addition to the
tradition way of securing the blade, the possibility to secure
the blade radially both quickly and easily:
1 Start by removing any dirt from the contact surfaces on
the blade flange and blade.
2 Check the blade's direction of rotation. The blade should
rotate anticlockwise seen from the saw side and the
released part of the diamond should lie in the blade's
direction of rotation. Since the blade rotation direction can
be selected, the water spray from the blade can also be
selected regardless of how the saw is turned on the rail.
Screw together the outer blade flange, blade and blade flange
hub (tightening torque 70-80 Nm).
3 Hang the blade with the blade flange and blade flange hub
fitted on the cutting arm (blade is not shown in the figure).
WARNING! Never mount or dismount the
blade or blade guard without first switching
off the hydraulic unit and disconnecting the
hydraulic hoses running to the saw unit.
Carelessness can result in serious personal
injury or even death.
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