MK Diamond MK-APC-W - Manual (Page 3)

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INSTRUCTION
E. ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
For shipping convenience, your saw (MK-APC/W) may have been shipped without attaching of handle assembly, jack assembly and pointer.
1. INSTALL THE JACK ASSEMBLY: Release the 2 3/4" bolt on the jack bracket from the saw chassis and the center bolt on the handle quadrant. Rotate
the crank on the jack assembly counterclockwise so that the two pivot tubes line up with the nut on the jack bracket and the holes of the center bolt.
Notice that the upper pivot tube has to face down and the lower pivot tube has to face up. First, insert the center bolt through the handle quadrant
plates and the jack’s upper tube and tighten it. Then, insert and tighten the bolt on the jack bracket through the lower pivot tube until the bolt goes
through the hole on the chassis.
2. INSTALL HANDLE ASSEMBLY ON THE HANDLE QUADRANT: Attach handle bar grip to handle assembly. Adjust the water valve to a 45 degree position
by losen the bolt and adjust the water valve bracket with the 45 degree cut parallel to the handle, tighten the bolt. Pull out the knob’s bolt and the edge
bolt on the handle quadrant. Slide the handle assembly between the two plates of handle quadrant so that the two handle pivot tubes line up with
holes of the knob’s bolt and edge bolt. Bolt them up. Attach the longer air hose on the handle assembly to the oiler on the saw.
3. INSTALL THE POINTER ON THE SAW: Pull out the 2 1/2" bolt on the pointer base bracket. Place the pointer base bracket at the hole on the chassis in
front of the motor which is parallel to the chassis base. Insert the bolt all the way through the blade guard and tighten it up.
4. INSTALL OR REPLACE BLADE: Disconnect air supply. Remove arbor nut (left-hand threads) and outer flange from shaft. Place blade on shaft and
check that the directional arrow points clockwise (counter-clockwise on upcut saws) as you turn the shaft. Install outer flange and hand tighten arbor
nut (left-hand thread). Hold inner flange with supplied 2" wrench and tighten the arbor nut using the 1" or 1 1/2" wrench supplied.