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Alpha Tool.Com.HK Limited Stone Cutter ECC125 User Manual
Alpha Tool.Com.HK Limited Stone Cutter ECC125 User Manual
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11 ADJUSTING THE CUTTING DEPTH 1. Loosen the wing screw on the depth indicator and move the base plate up or down to the desired cutting depth. Re-tighten the wing screw to a hand tight condition as shown in Figure 5 and Figure 6. RULER GUIDE USAGE OPTION According to the application, there are two options for using the ruler \ guide. 1. Install the ruler on the Ecocutter by inserting the arms into the approp\ riate slots on the base plate and tightening the screws to secure the ruler in place as...
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12 2. When cutting, simply keep the ruler in contact with edge of stone or the\ straight edge while maintaining even cutting pressure to ensure the cuts will be strai\ ght. OPTION A - GUIDE BELOW THE BASE PLATE When using the edge of the stone as your guide, install the ruler guide down- ward so that the ruler guide would be below the base plate and the inner\ side of the ruler guide would follow the edge of the stone. Measure the distance from the edge to the indented cut and use this...
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13 ECOCUTTER DUST HOSE AND BAG INSTALLATION 1. Install back flow preventer assembly to the Ecocutter exhaust port with the dust gate in the upright position as shown in Figure 11. 2. Slide the dust hose onto the dust gate assembly as shown in Figure 12. 3. Check for a tight connection as shown in Figure 13. Dust Hose Dust Gate Figure-11 Figure-12 Figure-13
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14 4. Slip dust bag over hose end as shown in Figure 14. 5. Secure with hook and loop strap as shown in Figure 15. 6. See Figure 16 for completed dust bag installation. Dust Bag Figure-14 Figure-15 Figure-16
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15 BLADE INSPECTION, INSTALLATION, AND REMOVAL DANGER! Be sure to unplug the power cord from the outlet before attaching or rem\ oving the saw blade from the tool. Accidental starting of the motor may cause bodily injury. WARNING! Be sure to securely tighten the flange assembly and all loose screws before testing the unit. Please allow the saw blade to do the work. Applying excessive force may damage the saw blade and cause premature failure of the bearings and gears. Such...
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16 3. Set the rotation direction of the blade so that it matches the Ecocutter\ rotation arrow located on the guard as shown in Figure 19. 4. Slide the blade between the inner flange and guard as shown in Figure 20. Rotation Direction on Guard Rotation Direction on BladeFigure-19 Figure-20
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17 5. Install outer flange and flange bolt as shown in Figure 21. 6. Tighten bolt with the supplied wrenches to a secure condition as shown in\ Figure 22. , Figure-21 Figure-22
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ECOCUTTER MAINTENANCE DAILY 1. Before daily start-up inspect tool, power cord, circuit breaker assembly, and saw blade looking for chips and cracks. Inspect the dust bag for holes or if it i\ s full and needs to be replaced. 2. If damage has occurred, repair affected areas before use. 3. Turn the unit on to ensure that the fan is running and the dust bag is inflating, a new bag will not inflate until the pores in the material start to fill with stone dust. 4. After daily use of the tool, clean...
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19 Figure-23 CARBON BRUSH REPLACEMENT 1. Locate the Carbon Brush Caps at the rear of the motor (one on each side\ ) as shown in Figure 23. 2. Unscrew cap completely until carbon brush assembly releases from brush h\ older as shown in Figure 24. Carbon Brush Cap REPLACING AND CHECKING THE CARBON BRUSHES In order to keep your tool running correctly, you need to check your carbon brushes after every one hundred hours (100 hrs) of use. Carbon brushes wear out ove\ r time based on tool’s usage. If a...
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Proper Alignment 4. Install new carbon brush with the proper alignment of the brush holder f\ ollowed by the cap as shown in Figure 26. Figure-26 Old Carbon Brush worn down to a quarter of an inch (1/4”). New Carbon Brush Figure-25 3. Check the carbon brush for wear. Replace if worn down to a 1/4" or if spring is damaged. 20