• For horizontal alignment with the
spirit level (1), the aluminium
supporting surface (2) of the laser
spirit level must face downward.
• For vertical alignment with the spirit
level (3), the exit opening for the
laser beam (4) must face downward.
Aligning with the Laser Line
Horizontal Alignment (see gure A):
Position the laser spirit level with the
two supporting points (6) against the
wall with the help of pins (not included)
or on a magnet surface with the help
of the magnets (11). The aluminium
supporting surface (2) of the laser spirit
level must face downward. Align the
laser spirit level horizontally with help
of the spirit level (1). Picture frames
or tiles, as an example, can be aligned
alongside the horizontal laser line.
Vertical Alignment (see gure B):
Position the laser spirit level with the
two supporting points (6) against the
wall with the help of pins (not included)
or on a magnet surface with the help
of the magnets (11). The exit opening
for the laser beam (4) must face
downward. Align the laser spirit level
vertically with help of the spirit level
(3). Top and bottom cabinets, as an
example, can be aligned alongside the
vertical laser line.
Alignment of 45 degree (see gure
C): Position the laser spirit level with
the two supporting points (6) against
the wall with the help of pins (not
included) or on a magnet surface with
the help of the magnets (11). Align the
laser spirit level horizontally with help of
the spirit level (5).
Checking Horizontal/Vertical Lines
with the Spirit Levels without laser
beam
The laser spirit level can be used as a
contractors level for checking horizontal
or vertical lines, e.g., for the level set-
up of a washer or a refrigerator. Position
the laser spirit level with the aluminium
supporting surface (2) facing against
the surface to be checked. When
positioning against horizontal surfaces,
the aluminium supporting surface (2)
must face downward. When positioning
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