Scheppach LCS400 15400901 Operating Manual

To change the blade on the Scheppach LCS400, first disconnect the saw from the power source. Use the provided wrench to loosen the blade bolt, then carefully remove the old blade. Insert the new blade, ensuring the teeth are facing in the correct direction, and tighten the bolt securely.
Regular maintenance for the Scheppach LCS400 includes cleaning the saw after each use, checking and tightening any loose bolts weekly, and inspecting the blade and motor brushes monthly for wear. Lubricate the moving parts every few months to ensure smooth operation.
If the motor does not start, check that the saw is plugged in properly and the power outlet is functioning. Ensure that the power switch is in the 'on' position. If the problem persists, inspect the power cord for damage and the motor brushes for wear.
Always wear safety goggles and gloves when operating the Scheppach LCS400. Ensure that the work area is clean and free of obstructions. Never operate the saw without all guards in place, and always disconnect the power before making adjustments or changing the blade.
To ensure accurate cuts, properly align the material with the saw's guide, and maintain a steady hand. Use clamps to secure the material if necessary. Regularly check and calibrate the saw's alignment settings to maintain precision.
For cutting hardwood, use a carbide-tipped blade with a high tooth count on the Scheppach LCS400. This type of blade provides clean, precise cuts and has a longer lifespan when dealing with dense materials.
After use, unplug the saw and use a brush or compressed air to remove sawdust from all surfaces. Wipe down the exterior with a damp cloth. Store the saw in a dry place, ideally covered, to protect it from dust and moisture.
Excessive vibration may be caused by a dull or damaged blade, loose bolts, or an unbalanced workpiece. Check and replace the blade if necessary, tighten all bolts, and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped.
To adjust the cutting depth, locate the depth adjustment knob or lever on the saw. Loosen it, set the desired depth, and then tighten the knob or lever to secure the setting before beginning your cut.
If the saw overheats, stop using it immediately and disconnect the power. Allow it to cool down before inspecting for any blockages or debris in the ventilation slots. Ensure the blade is sharp and clean to minimize stress on the motor.