RIDGID R4511 Manual do Operador descarregar pdf (Página 45)

MAI

NTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

A

WARMNG:

When

servicing,

use

only

identical

RIDGID

re

placement

parts.

Use

of

any

other

parts

may

create

a

hazard

or

cause

product

damage.

A

WARNING:

Always

wear

safety

goggles

or

safety

glasses

with

side

shields

during

power

tool

operation

or

when

blowing

dust.

If

operation

is

dusty,

also

wear

a

dust

mask.

A

WARNING:

Before

performing

any

maintenance,

make

sure

the

tool

is

unplugged

from

the

power

supply

and

the

switch

is

in

the

OFF

(0)

position.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

could

result

in

serious

persona!

injury.

To

avoid

possible

fire,

clean

saw

dust

from

the

cabinet

regularly

even

when

table

saw

is

attached

to

a

vacuum.

GENERAL

MAINTENANCE

Periodically

check

all

clamps,

nuts,

bolts,

and

screws

for

tightness

and

condition.

Make

sure

the

throat

plate

is

in

good

condition

and

in

position.

Check

the

blade

guard

assembly.

Remove

sawdust

from

the

inside

frequently

by

opening

the

motor

cover

and

blowing

out

the

sawdust.

Clean

your

cutting

tools

with

a

gum

and

pitch remover.

Periodically

clean

and

grease

the

U-bolt

and

latch

mechanism

on

the

Herc-U-Lift®

Mobile

Base.

Grease

caster

ball

bearings

and

oil

caster

axle

as

needed.

Protect

the

saw

blade

by

cleaning

out

sawdust

from

underneath

the

saw

table

and

in

the

blade

teeth.

Use

a

resin

solvent

on

the

blade

teeth.

Cean

plastic

parts

only with

a

soft

damp

c’oth,

DO

NOT

use

any

aerosol

or

petroleum

solvents.

A

WARNING:

Do

not

at

any

time

let

brake

fluids,

gaso

line,

petroleum-based

products,

penetrat

ing

oils,

etc.,

come

in

contact

with

plastic

parts.

Chemicals

can

damage,

weaken

or

destroy

plastic

which

may

result

in

serious

per

sonal

injury.

LUBRICATION

This

saw’s

motor

bearings

have

been

packed

at

the

factory

with

proper

lubrication.

Clean

screw

threads

and

nuts

with

a

solvent

recommended

for

gum

and

pitch

removal.

Lubricate

screw

threads,

nuts,

and

bearing

points

(including

those

on

the

blade

guard

assembly

and

miter

gauge).

Wood

edges

away

from

rip

fence

Rip

fence

is

misaligned.

when

ripping.

A

WARNING:

[

Problem

Cause

Solution

Excess

vibration.

Blade

is

out

of

balance.

Replace

blade.

Blade

is

damaged.

Replace

blade.

Saw

is

not

mounted

securely.

Tighten

all

hardware.

Work

surface

is

uneven.

Reposition

on

flat

surface.

Blade

is

warped.

Replace

blade.

Rip

fence

does

not

move

smoothly.

Rip

fence

not

mounted

correctly.

Remount

the

rip

fence.

Rails

are

dirty

or

sticky.

Clean

and

wax

rails.

Clamp

screw

is

out

of

adjustment.

Adjust

clamp

screw.

Rip

fence

does

not

lock

at

rear.

Clamp

screw

is

out

of

adjustment.

Adjust

clamp

screw.

Cutting

binds

or

burns

work.

Blade

is

dull.

Replace

or

sharpen

blade.

Blade

is

heeling

See

“To

Square

the

Saw

Blade

to

the

Miter

Gauge

Groove”

in

the

Adjustments

section.

Work

is

fed

too

fast.

Slow

the

feed

rate.

Rip

fence

is

misaligned.

Align

the

rip

fence.

Separator

is

out

of

alignment.

See

“To

Align

Blade

Guard

Assembly

to

the

Blade”

in

the

Assembly

section.

Wood

is

warped.

Replace

the

wood.

Always

cut

with

convex

side

to

table

surface.

ACCESSORIES

The

following

recommended

accessories

are

currently

available

at

retail

stores:

AC31

DG1

Dado

Throat

Plate

A

WARNING:

Current

attachments

and

accessories

available

for

use

with

this

tool

are

listed

above.

Do

not

use

any

attachments

or

accessories

not

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

of

this

tool.

The

use

of

attachments

or

accessories

not

recommended

can

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

Check

and

adjust

the

rip

fence.

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