Diamond Products CC155 - Manual (Page 16)

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The blade guard shields the blade and must always
be in place when operating the saw. Inspect the
blade guard prior to starting the saw and clean,
repair, or replace damaged components
immediately. Note: Always use a blade guard that
corresponds with the blade size
.
Figure 10: Blade Guard
Installing the Blade Guard
1. Fit the blade guard over the blade/blade
flanges.
2. Match the screw hole at the bottom, left of the
guard with the screw hole on the frame. Place
the screw through the matching holes and
tighten.
3. Match the screw hole centered at the top of the
blade guard with the screw hole on front of the
belt guard. Place the lock knob through the
matching holes (from the backside of the blade
guard) and tighten to secure the guard.
Removing the Blade Guard
1. Remove the lock knob from the backside of the
blade guard.
2. Remove the screw from the bottom, left of the
guard.
3. Lift the guard off of the saw.
Handlebar Lever
The handlebar lever lowers the saw and blade.
Figure 11: Handlebar Lever
Raising the Saw
1. Push down on the handlebars to raise the saw
and lock in position.
Lowering the Saw
1. Push in the handlebar lever and push up on the
handlebars to lower the saw.
Lift Cable
The lift cable raises and lowers the skip plate.
Figure 12: Lift Cable
Lowering the Skip Plate
1. Unlock the lift cable handle.
2. Pull up on the handle to lower the skip plate.
3. Relock the handle to secure.
Raising the Skip Plate
1. Unlock the lift cable handle.
2. Push down on the handle to raise the skip
plate.
3. Relock the handle to secure.