Kawasaki 691204 User Manual

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9. Once the cut is completed, turn off the Cut-off saw by releasing the trigger

switch. This also allows the safety button to return to the “OFF” position. See
Figure 8.

10.Unplug the Cut-off saw from the AC power source. Ensure the abrasive wheel

has stopped spinning before removing the workpiece.

11.Use a dry, soft bristle, brush or an air hose and clean any debris remaining

from the cut.

12.Lock down the Cut-off saw with the swing lock handle. Using a pad lock

secure the trigger switch. Store the abrasive Cut-off saw in a dry safe location.

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1. Locate the depth adjustment screw.

2. Adjust the screw counterclockwise to increase the

depth of cut. Tighten the jam nut.

3. Loosen the jam nut and turn the screw clockwise to

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1. Release the trigger switch turning the saw off.

2. Place a padlock, with a shank diameter of 13/16" (21mm) or less, through the hole in

the trigger and close it. This makes the trigger switch inoperable. See Figure 11.

3. Place the key for the padlock in a secure location.

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1. Adjust the angle of cut. See ADJUSTING THE WORK VISE on pages 15-16.

2. Turn the screw clamp clockwise to securely tighten the workpiece in the vise.

3. Plug the power cord into an approved GROUNDED AC receptacle.

4. Grip the handle and place thumb over the safety button.

5. Press the safety button with thumb. Squeeze the trigger switch. Release the

safety button.

8. Ensure the abrasive Cut-off wheel cuts completely through the workpiece.

Should the Cut-off wheel fail to pass through the workpiece, raise the handle
until it clears. Turn off the Cut-off saw and remove the power cord from the AC
receptacle. Refer to SETTING THE CUT-OFF WHEEL DEPTH GAUGE.

FIGURE 12. USING
THE CUT-OFF SAW

6. Allow the Cut-off saw to spin up to full

speed.

7. Slowly pull down on the handle while

continuing to squeeze trigger switch.
Lower the Cut-off wheel slowly into the
workpiece.

FIGURE 13. SETTING THE

DEPTH GAUGE

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