RIDGID R4511 Manual do Operador descarregar pdf (Página 17)

ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY

UNPACKING

This

product

requires

assembly.

Carefully

remove

the

tool

and

any

accessories

from

the

box.

Place

it

on

a

level

work

surface.

See

“To

Unpack

the

Saw

from

the

Shipping

Crate”

on

page

17.

NOTE:

This

tool

is

heavy

and

requires

several

people

to

lift.

To

avoid

back

injury,

keep

your

knees

bent

and

lift

with

your

legs,

not

your

back,

and

get

help

when

needed.

Remove

the

protective

oil

that

is

applied

to

all

unpainted

metal

surfaces.

Use

any

ordinary

household

type

grease

and

spot

remover.

Inspect

the

tool

carefully

to

make

sure

no

breakage

or

damage

occurred

during

shipping.

•

Do

not

discard

the

packing

material

until

you

have

carefully

inspected

the

tool,

identified

all

loose

parts,

and

satisfactorily

operated

the

tool.

NOTE:

Remove

the

foam

block

from

between

the

saw’s

housing

and

the

motor.

•

The

saw

is

factory

set

for

accurate

cutting.

After

assembling

it,

check

for

accuracy.

If

shipping

has

influenced

the

settings,

refer

to

specific

procedures

explained

in

this

manual.

•

If

any

parts

are

damaged

or

missing,

please

call

1-866-539-1710

for

assistance.

A

WARNING:

If

any

parts

are

damaged

or

missing

do

not

operate

this

tool

until

the

parts

are

replaced.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

A

WARNING:

Do

not

attempt

to

modify

this

tool

or

create

ac

cessories

not

recommended

for

use

with

this

tool.

Any

such

alteration

or

modification

is

misuse

and

could

result

in

a

hazardous

condition

leading

to

possible

serious

personal

injury.

A

WARNING:

Do

not

connect

to

power

supply

until

assembly

is

complete.

Failure

to

comply

could

result

in

accidental

starting

and

possible

serious

personal

injury.

Do

not

lift

the

saw

without

help.

Hold

it

close

to

your

body.

Keep

your

knees

bent

and

lift

with

your

legs,

not

your

back.

Ignoring

these

precau

tions

can

result

in

back

injury.

Never

stand

directly

in

line

with

the

blade

or

allow

hands

to

come

closer

than

3

in.

to

the

blade.

Do

not

reach

over

or

across

the

blade.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

can

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

A

WARNING:

To

avoid

serious

personal

injury,

always

make

sure

the

table

saw

is

securely

mounted

to

a

workbench

or

an

approved

leg

stand.

NEVER

operate

the

saw

on

the

floor.

WARNING:

Do

not

lift

the

saw

without

help.

Hold

it

close

to

your

body.

Keep

your

knees

bent

and

lift

with

your

legs,

not

your

back.

Ignoring

these

precau

tions

can

result

in

back

injury.

TO

UNPACK

SAW

FROM

THE

SHIPPING

CRATE

See

Figures

9

-

10.

Assembly

is

best

done

in

the

area

where

the

saw

will

be

used.

•

With

the

aid

of

another

person,

place

the

shipping

crate

(metal)

on

its

side.

•

Loosen

and

remove

the

washers

and

bolts

on

the

bottom

of

the

crate.

Return

the

crate

to

the

upright

position.

•

Loosen

and

remove

the

nuts

and

bolts

securing

the

sides

of

the

shipping

crate

to

the

bottom

of

the

crate

as

shown

in

figure

10.

Remove

the

crate.

Carefully

remove

the

packing

from

around

the

boxes.

Separate

all

parts

before

assembly.

TO

ASSEMBLE

LEG

STAND

See

Figures

11

-

72.

•

Place

a

side

brace

inside

the

front

brace.

Align

holes

on

the

front

brace

with

the

holes

on

the

side

brace.

NOTE:

There

is

a

“front”

label

on

the

front

brace.

Secure

in

place

using

carriage

bolts

with,

flat

washers,

lock

washers,

and

hex

nuts.

Do

not

tighten.

U

Repeat

the

above

steps

for

the

rear

brace.

A

A

WARNING:

A

WARNING:

Fig.

10

FRONT

BRACE

CARRIAGE

BOLT

(5/16-18

x

5/8

in.)

LEG

STAND

ASSEMBLED

SHIPPIN(

CRATE

Fig.

11

Fig.

9

Fig.

12

16

17

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