User manual RYOBI C-356 TYPE III

[. . . ] WARNING: Failure obeya safety to warning result seriousinjuryto yourself can in or to others. Alwaysfollow the safetyprecautions reduce risk of f ire, electric to the shock, and personalinjury. CAUTION: Failure to obey a safety warning may result in property damage or pei'sona!Always folfow the safety precautionsto reduee the risk of fii"e, electricshock, and personal injury. NOTE: you of information instructions Advises or vitaltothe operation maintenance or of the equipment. IMPORTANT Servicing requires extreme andknowledge should performed bya qualified care and be only seruice technician. Forservice suggest return toolto yournearest you we the Ryobi Factory Service Center Authorized or Seruice Organization repair. use Ryobi replacement WARNING: Observe normalsafety precautions all related avoidingelectrlcalshock. [. . . ] cord wires andcutor worninsulation, extension no longer exposed 12 A minimum AWG(gage) with maybe used thistool. Only than50 feetin length or or ro u n d j a c k e t e d co rd s l i ste d b y U n d er wr iter ' sHavea damaged wor ncor dr epair ed r epl ac ed immediately. (UL) be Laboratories should used. Ampererating (on faceplate) CO R D L EN GTH 0-2. 0 2, 1-3, 4 3. 5- 5. 0 5 . ) 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 14 14 14 14 12 2'', 50 ' CAUTION: Keepthe cord away from the cutt ing areaand position the cord so that it will not be caught on the mateiial, the tool, or other obiects during operation. Page 5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION YourRyobi cut-off machine powered a precision Ryobi is by built electric motor. lt should connected be only toapowersourcethatsatisfiesthepowerinputlistedonthetool'snameplates. lfthenameplateismarked 1ZOV, AC, or 60H2, toolmust operated withalternating the only be (normal currerit household current). Never operate thetoolon direct (DC) current is lower higher that or or thanthespecified voltage. thetooldoesnotoperate a and lf plugged an ou1et, when into doublecheck power the supply rating. GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS Inthe event an electrical unction breakdown. of malf or groundingprovidesa path of reast resistancefor electric current reduce riskof electric to the shock. This tool is equipped with an electriccord having an equipment-grounding conductor a grounding and plug. The plugmustbe plugged intoa matching ouiletthat is properly installed grounded accordance and in with all localcodesand ordinances. The machine's plug three-prong mustbe plugged intc a matching outletthat properly is installed grounded and in acccrdance 'withali local codes aiid oi'"iirtar rudc (Figure 1-A). lmproper connection the equipment of can result electric in shock. Checkwithan electrician or servicepersonnel you are unsureabout proper if grounding. not modify plug;if it will not fit the Do the outlet, havethe correct outletinstalled a qualified by electrician. usean adapter forCanada), (not provided outletis the properfy grounded. Makesure the extending green wire is connected the ouilet-plate to retaining screw. The temporary adapter shouldbe used only until a properly grounded outlet be installed a qualified can by electrician, onfy if ordinances and permitsuch use (F i g u r e B) . 1Checkwitha qualified electrician service personnel or i f t h e gr ou n d in gi nstructions are Frctcomple t e ly understood if indoubt to whether toolor outlet or as the is properly grounded. Pin Groundins Grounding Means lllustration A OutletBox Wire to Known Gr o u n d Grounding Adapter t4 , / 'Y- Use of grounding adapter is not available Canada. in lllustration B Figure 1 SAVETHESE INSTRUCTIONS P a g e6 UNPAC KING 1. u f Caref llyremove parts romtheshipping WARNING: Never operatethe tool in position. Thetransport untilyou Do not discardthe packingmaterials the locked-down parlsusing LooseParts the all haveidentified the chain is used only for transportingor List. Failureto heed this warning can resultin seriouspersonal pro c e e d t o l f a ll pa r ts have been included, ry. your dealerto lf you are missinga part, contact Loose Parts List to the it beforeattempting operate tool. obtain Manual Operating Cut-offmachine Owner's the downandremove chainfrom Pushthe handle Card Registration Wrench Warranty the h a n d le. lnsert hexheadboltintothethreaded of thewheelarborandrotate ina clockwise end it direction until snug. Thendepress shaft the locklever prevent shaftf romrotating, thesupplied7 mmwrench to the use 1 tighten hexheadboltto holdthe abrasive to securely the wheelfirmlyin place. Overtightening causethe newwheel the can to crack, resulting premature in failureand possibieseriouspersonal injury. 6. [. . . ] Do not use solventsto cleanplasticparts. Make sure the tool operatesproperly. Apply dry lubricantmonthlyto the pointslistedto extendmachineservicelife(Figure12). 12 F i gur e i Lubricat Tr:"::l'"w shart o o shaft front vise clamp rotation slideway of vise A to intervals check Removethe brushcaps at regular are Whenthebrushes wornto the the carbonbrushes. (Figure ?s indicated thecarbon on "standard 13), Line" them. b r u sh , r e p la ce that at leastonce a yearyou take It is recommended the tool to a Ryobi FactoryServiceCenteror Ryobi and cleaning for Center a thorough Authorized Service !ubr!cat!on. [. . . ]