Makita LS0714 Manual

Continuous Rating (W)
Voltage (V) Cycle (Hz) Input Output Max. Output(W)
110
120
220
230
240
1,200
1,200500
1,200
1,200
1,200
450
450
450
450
1,010
1,010
1,010
1,010
Models No.
Description
PRODUCT
Current (A)
T
ECHNICAL INFORMATION
CONCEPT AND MAIN APPLICATIONS
Specification
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Dimensions : mm ( " )
Width (W )
Height ( H )
Length ( L )
50 / 60
50 / 60
50 / 60
50 / 60
50 / 60
LS0714, LS0714F, LS0714FL, LS0714L
Slide Compound Saw 190mm (7-1/2")
The LS0714 series is available in the following variations:
*LS0714:With neither Fluorescent job light nor Laser marker
*LS0714F:With Fluorescent job light for cutting workpiece in dark places
*LS0714FL:With Fluorescent job light and Laser marker for easy trace of
cutting line
*LS0714L:With Laser marker 670 (26-3/8)
430 (17)
458 (18)
9.7
10.0
4.8
4.6
4.4
No load speed: min-1= rpm.
Cutting capacity: mm ( " )
Miter angle
60 x 265
(2-3/8 x 10-3/8)
52 x 212
(2-1/16 x 8-3/8)
52 x 163
(2-1/16 x 6-3/8)
45 x 265
(1-3/4 x 10-3/8)
52 x 300
(2-1/16 x 11-3/4)
40 x 300
(1-9/16 x 11-3/4)
40 x 300
(1-9/16 x 11-3/4)
40 x 212
(1-9/16 x 8-3/8)
Double insulation
Model No.
Saw blade Diameter: mm ( " )
Hole diameter: mm ( " )
LS0714
No
No No
Yes Yes
Yes
12.5 (27.6) 12.8 (28.2) 13.1 (28.9)
LS0714F LS0714FL
No
Yes
12.8 (28.2)
LS0714L
Protection against electric shock
Fluorescent job light
Laser marker
Electric brake No
( for Canada and USA: Yes)
Power supply
cord: m ( ft )
Net weight: kg ( lbs )
Australia
Except Australia
Bevel angle
2.0 (6.6)
2.5 (8.2)
190 (7-1/2)
20 (13/16) [Canada, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Panama, USA: 15.88 (5/8)]
6,000
Yes
45° Left 5° Right
45° Left and Right
90°
90°
With a 20mm
auxiliary wood fence
With a 15mm
auxiliary wood fence
With a 10mm
auxiliary wood fence
57° Right
Lock-off botton for trigger switch
60 x 185
(2-3/8 x 7-1/4)
45 x 185
(1-3/4 x 7-1/4)
60 x 145
(2-3/8 x 5-3/4)
New slide compound saw model LS0714 has been developed to
improve cost-effectiveness by removing electronic circuit for soft start &
constant speed from model LS0713.
The primary use is for making/modifying interior decorations in apartment
building. Model LS0714's compact design and light weight are
convenient to carry to workplace.

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Standard equipment
T.C.T. Saw blade 190mm ............................... 1 pc
Socket wrench 10 ........................................... 1 pc
Dust bag ........................................................ 1 pc
Vertical vise ................................................... 1 pc
Horizontal vise
Holder assembly
Holder set (2 pcs. in set) ......................................... 1 set
Triangular rule ........................................................ 1 pc
Hex wrench 2.5 (LS0714FL/ LS0714L only).......... 1 pc
Switch button ........................................................... 2 pcs
Note: The standard equipment for the tool shown may differ from country to country.
Optional accessories
Set plate assembly
Various TCT saw blades
Holder assembly for supporting long stock
Fluorescent tube for LS0714F and LS0714FL

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Item No. Parts description
Blade case
Arm complete
Front arm complete
Apply 6g to the gear room if the room has been washed for cleaning.
Both pivot portions where front arm (item No. 145) contacts
Inside of hole which accepts arm holder's (156) rib portion.
Linear ball bearing in which pipe portion of front arm (145) slides
Surface to which inner wall of arm holder (156) contacts
Whole
16
136
139
145
O ring 5153
Pipe ends to which axis holes of front arm complete (145) contact
Swivel portion where arm complete (136) contacts
Pipe 16-90155
Arm holder156
Screw M10
Flat washer 10
Threads
Surfaces where thrust needle gauge 1024 (160) contacts
Head and reverse side to which washers 10 (159 and 161) contact
158
Thrust needle gauge 1024160
159, 161
Stopper plate
Portion to lubricate
Pivot portion where blade case (16) contacts
WARNING: Be sure to unplug the tool before maintenance or repair.
See the instruction manual on how to handle the tool.
Remove the following parts from the machine for safety before repair/ maintenance:
*Saw Blade *Inner Flange *Outer Flange *Dust Nozzle
Linear ball bearing, factory-assembled
Helical gear 47
Stopper pin
Fig. 1
1. Apply Makita grease N. No.1 to the following portions designated by black triangle to protect parts and product from
unusual abrasion. See Fig. 1.
[1] Lubrication

2. Apply Makita grease N. No.1 to the following portions designated by black triangle to protect parts and product from
unusual abrasion. See Fig. 2.
Item No. Parts item Portion to lubricate
17 Spiral spring 26 Whole
21 Center plate Portion where center cover contacts
27 Link plate
173
194
Turn base
Base
190 Grip 32
The boss for accepting (173) turn base's axis
Tip round portion
Axis
Threads
Linear ball bearing in which arm holder's (156) pipe slides
195, 196 Slide plate The surface on which (173) turn base's edge slides
Fig. 2
Factory-assembled
linear ball bearing
Axis of turn base
Center cover
Boss for accepting
the turn base's axis
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[2] Removing motor unit (blade case, motor housing, handle etc.) from front arm complete
Remove hex bolt M6x14 from center cover.
2. Remove the screws in Fig. 3-4 to disconnect the linkage of motor unit and front arm complete.
Lock the motor unit by pushing knob 20 for stopper pin
while keeping the motor unit at the rest position.
Knob 20
Stopper pin
Fig. 3-1 Fig. 3-2
Fig. 3-3
Fig. 3-4
Turn safety cover and then open center cover as illustrated
above. + flat head screw M5 comes into sight at that time.
The safety cover section can be separated from motor unit
by removing the + flat head screw M5.
Center cover
Safety cover
+ Flat head screw M5
Hex socket headbolt M6x10
(for securing pipe16-90)
Link plate
Ring 6
Flat washer 6 Hex socket head bolt M6x20
(for fixing link plate)
Center cover
Hex bolt M6x14
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1. Remove safety cover section from blade case as illustrated in Fig. 3-1, Fig.3-2 and Fig.3-3.

3. While holding the motor unit with your hand, pull out knob 20 for stopper pin to release the lock of motor unit, and
lift up the motor unit slowly until it comes to the free point from return force of torsion spring 28. See Fig. 3-5.
4. Remove pipe 16-90 by pushing it out using socket wrench 10. See Fig. 3-6.
5. Remove motor unit from front arm complete. See Fig. 3-7.
[3] Mounting motor unit (blade case, motor housing, handle etc.) to front arm complete
Fig. 3-5
Stopper pin
Knob 20
Push out pipe 16-90 using socket wrench 10
as illustrated above.
Fig. 3-6
Pipe 16-90
Socket wrench 10
Fig. 3-7
Front arm complete
Torsion spring 28
Sleeve 17
Sleeve 17
Fig. 4
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1. Insert two sleeves 17 into torsion spring 28. See Fig. 4.
2. Mount the motor unit to front arm complete. Refer to Fig. 3-7.
3. Pass pipe 16-90 through the holes of front arm and blade case.
Refer to Fig. 3-6.
4. While keeping motor unit in the rest position, push knob 20 for
stopper pin toward the blade case side. Refer to Fig. 3-5.
5. Secure link plate with hex socket head bolt M6x20, and secure
the pipe 16-90 with ring 6, flat washer 6 and hex socket head screw
M6x10. Refer to Fig. 3-4.

[5]Adjusting the return force of torsion spring 28
Hex socket head set screw M6x16
Return force: Strong
Return force: Weak
Fig. 5
[6] Assembling safety lock mechanism
Note: The products for the following countries are equipped with safety lock mechanism.
* Europe * South Africa * China
1. Assemble the component parts of safety lock mechanism as illustrated in Fig. 6-1.
2. Holding the mounted compression spring 7 to lock lever, pass the lock lever through the loop portion of handle,
and bring the safety lock mechanism between handle and blade case complete. See Fig. 6-2.
3. Pass lock pin through the large hole of lock plate.And lift up lock plate in order to align its screw holes with those
of rod 8.Then, the lock pin's head comes to the keyhole slot of lock plate.And secure lock plate with pan head
screw M4x10 to rod 8. See Fig. 6-3.
4. Secure rod holder with tapping screw bind CT 4x16, while pressing it toward blade case complete in order to
make rod 8 parallel to handle as Fig. 6-4. Make sure that safety cover is locked with safety lock mechanism when
lock lever is in the original position.
Rod 8
Lock lever
Lock lever
Compression
spring 7
Blade case complete
Handle
Fig. 6-2Fig. 6-1
Lock plate
Rod 8
Lock pin's head unlocked
in keyhole slot
Lock pin's head locked
in the keyhole slot
Lock pin
Fig. 6-4Fig. 6-3
Rod holder
Pan head screw M4x10
Pan head screw Rod holder
Tapping screw
bind CT 4x16
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1. Torsion spring 28 should be adjusted so that motor unit can smoothly return to the initial raised position from any
other place.
Turning hex socket head set screw M6x16 with hex wrench allows to adjust the return force. See Fig. 5.

[7] Assembling safety cover section
1. Insert the tail portion of spiral spring 26 into the elliptical hole of safety cover. See Fig. 7-1.
2. Mount center washer to safety cover by aligning its holes with four bosses of safety cover. See Fig. 7-2.
3. Mount center cover by inserting the another tail portion of spiral spring 26 into the center cover's hole.
See Fig. 7-3.
4. Mount center plate to safety cover by fitting four bosses of safety cover into center plate's holes.
See Fig. 7-4.
5. Fix the assembled parts with pan head screw M5x18. See Fig. 7-5.
Center plate
Four Bosses
Four Bosses
Flat washer 5
Pan head screw
M5x18
Another tail portion of spiral spring 26 Another tail portion
of spiral spring 26
Center cover
Center cover
Safety cover
Safety cover
Safety cover
Elliptical
hole
Spiral spring 26
Tail portion
Center washer
Fig. 7-1
Fig. 7-3
Fig. 7-5
Fig. 7-4
Fig. 7-2
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[8] Removing turn base from base
1. Remove guide fence and kerf board. See Fig. 8-1.
2. Remove hex lock nut M8-13 using socket wrench.And then, remove turn base from base while pushing lock lever in
the direction designated with arrow. See Fig. 8-2.
Fig. 8-1
Fig. 8-2
Socket wrench
Hex lock nut M8-13
Flat washer 8
Lock lever
Remove turn base from base complete
while pushing down lock lever.
Turn base complete
Base
Tapping screw bind CT 4x12
Tapping screw bind
CT 4x12
Kerf board
Kerf board
Guide fence
Hex socket headbolt M6x25
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[9] Mounting turn base to base
1. Apply grease to slide plate and boss for accepting the turn base's axis. Refer to Fig. 2.
2. Fasten hex lock nut M8-13 so that the turn base can move smoothly without wobbling. Refer to Fig. 8-2.
[10] Mounting square rod and securing ring 26
1. Setting ring 26 to pipe 25-235 of arm holder complete, mount arm holder complete to turn base. See Fig. 9-1.
2. Slide arm holder complete so that each end of the two pipes come nearer to the axis of turn base. See Fig. 9-2.
3. Secure square rod to pipes of arm holder complete with hex bolt M5x30.
< Note > Rubber pin has to face
arm mounted side.
<Note>
For easy mounting, slide ring 26 closely
to arm mounted side in this step.
4. Slide ring 26 toward turn base and align the following holes for thumb screw M6x33 and hex socket head bolt M4x10.
* Screw hole of turn base (upper side)
* Screw holes of ring 26
* Screw hole of turn base (bottom side)
And tighten thumb screw M6x33 to secure ring 26 to turn base. See Fig. 9-3.
5. Tighten hex socket head bolt M4x10 from the bottom side of turn base.
Then ring 26 is completely secured to turn base.
Arm is mounted here.
Arm is mounted
here.
Fig. 9-1 Fig. 9-2
Fig. 9-3
Arm holder complete
Ring 26
Screw hole of ring 26
Screw hole of turn base (upper side)
Screw hole of turn base (bottom side)
Hex socket head bolt M4x10
Thumb screw M6x33
Pipe 25-235 of
arm holder complete
Ring 26
Arm holder complete
Turn base
Rubber pin
Axis of turn base
Hex bolt M5x30
Square rod
Hex bolt M5x30
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[11] Disassembling positive lock mechanism of turn base
[12] Assembling positive lock mechanism of turn base
Push compression spring in the direction
designated with arrow (toward grip side).
Fig. 11
Pin 3
Compression
spring 6
Lock pin
Fig. 10-1 Fig. 10-2
Tapping screw
bind CT 4x16
Lock lever
Lock lever plate
Projection of lock lever plate
Grip 32
Grip 32
Apply grease here.
Tapping screw bind CT 4x16
Screw holes
Do the reverse of disassembling procedure with the following attention:
1. The protrusion of lock lever plate has to face the grip side.
2. Apply grease to the threaded portion of the grip.
See Fig. 11.
1. Remove grip 32.
2. Separate lock lever plate and lock lever from turn base by removing tapping screw bind CT 4x16. See Fig. 10-1.
3. Turn lock pin in order to face pin 3 to vertical direction. And remove pin 3 while pushing compression spring 6
toward the grip side. See Fig. 10-2.
4. By pulling off lock pin from turn base, compression spring 6 can be removed from lock pin.
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Lock lever plate
Lock lever

[13] Mounting stopper plate to arm holder
Mount stopper plate as illustrated in Fig. 12.
[14] Mounting ring 26 and set screw M4x8
1. Insert ring 26 into the hole of arm. See Fig. 13.
2. Drive set screw M4x8 into the screw hole of arm by screwing thumb screw M6x33 with hex wrench.
Stop driving the set screw at the same time it reaches surface A.
Stopper plate
Flat washer 6
Torsion spring 8
Torsion
spring 8
Pan head screw M5
Pan head
screw M5
Insert this tail into the small hole
of stopper plate.
Arm holder
Stopper plate
Flat washer 6
Arm holder
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14-1 Fig. 14-2
[15] Adjusting arm for smooth pivot action
1. Adjust hex lock nut M10x17 so that arm can pivot smooth without backlash. See Fig. 14-1.
2. Mount lever 100 and the relevant parts to arm with keeping the lever angle in lock position as Fig. 14-2.
Thumb screw M6x33
Set screw M4x8
Ring 26
Ring 26
Hex wrench
Hex wrench
Set screw M4x8
Screw hole for
thumb screw M6x33
Screw hole of
arm
Surface A
Arm
Arm
Hex lock nut
M10-17 Hex nut M10-17
Compression spring 5
Arm
Arm holder
Pan head screw M4x10
Lever 100
Flat washer 10
Arm
Approx 10 ° against
horizontal plane
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1R207 : 45 degrees set square
1R208 : 90 degrees set square
[16] Angle adjustment of saw blade
1. Adjust the angle of saw blade at 90° against turn base using 90 degrees set square (Makita Part No.1R208). See Fig. 15-1.
While keeping this condition, fix the angle by adjusting 0 ° degrees bevel angle adjusting bolt at the side of arm. See Fig. 15-2.
2. As for 45 ° degrees adjusting, use 45 degrees set square as Fig. 15-3.
After that the fix the angle by adjusting 0 ° degrees bevel angle adjusting bolt at the side of arm as Fig. 15-4.
Fig. 15-1
Fig. 15-3
45 °
90 °
Fig. 15-2
Fig. 15-4
Arm
Arm
0 degrees bevel angle adjusting bolt
(Hex bolt M6x16)
45 degrees bevel angle adjusting bolt
(Hex bolt M6x16)
45 °
90 °
[17] Adjustment for max. cutting capacity
Do the following steps to obtain the max. cutting capacity.
1. Pull the motor unit to your side until it stops.
2. Lower the motor unit until it stops.
3. And then adjust the Ø190mm saw blade so that it comes to the position shown in Fig. 16.
Note: The saw blade must not contact kerf boards and base, when the motor unit is in the lowest position.
4. Tighten hex bolt M6x16 using socket wrench 10.
ø190mm saw blade
Fig. 16
Hex bolt M6x16
Socket wrench 10
(Standard equipment)
Kerf board
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[18] Angle adjustment of guide fence
Screw hole A is smaller
than Screw hole B/C.
Saw blade
90 degrees set square
(No.1R208)
ABC
Hex bolt M6x25
Operator's position
Move this side.
1. Provisionally tighten a M6x25 hex bolt into screw hole A on the operator's left side of guide fence as Fig. 17.
2. While checking the angle of guide rule to saw blade using 90 degrees set square (No.1R208), adjust the guide fence
by moving its right end until the angle sets at 90 degrees .
3. After completion of squaring adjustment, securely tighten three M6x25 hex bolts in order of C, B, A.
Fig. 17
[19] Disassembling laser section (exclusively for LS0714FL/ LS0714L)
1. Remove lock lever from rod 8 before disassembling laser section.
Refer to the chapter < 6 > "Assembling safety lock mechanism".
2. After removing thumb screw M5x24, remove top cover by taking off tapping screw bind CT4x20. See Fig. 18-1.
3. Take off laser line label which adheres on blade case, and remove shoulder screw M5 with which laser section is
secured on blade case.
Tapping screw bind CT4x20
Tapping screw bind CT4x20
Thumb screw M5x24
Flat washer 5
Laser line label Tapping screw bind CT4x20
Shoulder screw M5 Top cover
Fig. 18-1
4. Remove lead cover holder by unscrewing tapping screw bind CT4x20. Then, lead coverA and lead cover B can be
removed from blade case. See Fig. 18-2.
5. Disconnect socket unit of laser circuit from connector of lead unit.
6. Then, laser section can be removed from blade case.
Lead cover A
< Caution >
Be careful not to touch the lens for laser beam.
The laser beam irradiated through the smeared
lens becomes indistinct.
Lead cover holder
Lead cover B
Laser section
(Laser circuit, block B,
block C, etc.)
Fig. 18-2
Socket unit of
laser circuit
Connector of
lead unit
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7. Laser section can be disassembled as shown in Fig. 18-3.
Laser circuit
Torsion spring 9
1) Unscrewing pan head screw M3x10 allows
to remove torsion spring 9 and laser circuit.
2) Remove torsion spring 9 and block C
by unscrewing pan head screw M3x10.
Pan head screw
M3x10
Block C
Block B
Torsion spring 9
Pan head screw M3x10
Fig. 18-3
3. For easy adjustment of irradiated angle of laser beam from now on, drive hex socket set screws M4x6 until their
head portions come to the same level with the surfaces of block C and laser circuit. See Fig. 19-3.
4. Hold the lead wires of laser circuit between two ribs of block C. See Fig. 19-4.
Fig. 19-3
Hex socket
set screw M4x6
Hex socket
set screw M4x6
Hex socket
set screw M4x6
Block C
Block C
Laser circuit
Laser circuit
Ribs
Block C
Laser circuit
Fig. 19-4
1. Mount torsion spring 9 and block B to block C and secure them with pan head screw M3x10. Refer to Fig. 19-1.
Make sure that block C and block B can move in torsional direction.
2. Mount torsion spring 9 and laser circuit to block B, and secure them with pan head screw M3x10. Refer to Fig. 18-3.
Make sure that block B and laser circuit can move in torsional direction. See Fig. 19-2.
[20] Assembling laser section (exclusively for LS0714FL/ LS0714L)
Block C
Block B
Block B
Torsion spring 9
Block C
Pan head screw M3x10
Torsion spring 9 Laser circuit
Fig. 19-1 Fig. 19-2
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WARNING: Special attention should be taken to the adjustment because plugging the tool is
required. Don't turn on the main switch for cutting operation of the tool while
adjusting the laser line position. Turn on the switch of laser beam only.
Never look into the laser beam. Direct laser beam may injure your eyes.
Hex socket set screw M4x6 (A) Hex socket set screw M4x6 (B)
The position of laser line
adjusted to 90 ° against
guide fence
The position of laser line
adjusted to 90 ° against
guide fence
Guide fence
Turn base
1. Lock the motor unit at the initial position.Mount "Jig for laser line adjustment" (Makita part No. 1R315) to spindle
and drive hex bolt M6x18 into the screw hole of spindle head. See Fig. 20-2.
Fig. 20-1
Fig. 20-A Fig. 20-B
Laser line label
1.Adjustment of the position of laser line can be made with the following screws which are under laser line label.
* Hex socket set screw M4x6 (A): for adjusting 90 ° to turn base See Fig.20-A
* Hex socket set screw M4x6 (B): for adjusting 90 ° to guide fence See Fig. 20-B
(2) Precise adjustment of laser line
Saw blade
By sliding the position of thumb screw M5x24, user can
select that the laser line is put down either the right side
of blade or the left side.
Laser line
< Note > The position of laser line is factory adjusted in advance within 1mm from the sidesurface of blade.
Jig for laser line adjustment (1R315)
Hex bolt M6x18
(for securing saw blade)
Fig. 20-2
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(1) Mechanism for adjustment of the position of laser line

3.When lifting up the jig for laser line adjustment (1R315) until it reaches the pan head screw M5x16 of the laser box side,
be sure to make precise adjustment as Fig. 20-4.
Fig. 20-4
2. Make precise adjustment so that the laser line should be aligned with the line of jig for laser line adjustment (1R315)
when lowering the jig until it reaches the pan head screw M5x16 of link plate side. See Fig. 20-3.
Link plate
laser line should be aligned
with the line of jig.
laser line should be aligned
with the line of jig for laser
line adjustment.
Bearing box
Fig. 20-3
Laser box
Pan head screw
M5x16 of laser
box side.
Bearing box
Line of jig for laser
line adjustment (1R315)
Line of jig
Link plate
Pan head screw
M5x16 of link plate side
Jig for laser line
adjustment (1R315)
Jig for laser line
adjustment (1R315)
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For safety and easy adjusting work, remove saw blade, safety cover section, flanges (outer and inner) and dust
nozzle.
1. Mount Jig for laser line adjustment (1R315) to spindle. See Fig. 20-2.
2. Tear away a part of laserline label until hex socket head set screws M4x6 (A and B) come into your sight as Fig.20-5.
3. Connect the machine with power source, and turn on the switch of laser. See Fig. 20-5.
4. Slide the position of thumb screw M5x24 to the center point for the movable range in order to reserve the adjustment
range to be wide. After that, drive the thumb screw M5x24 to fix the laser section.
Fig. 20-5
Fig. 20-6
(3) Adjustment of laser beam positioning (exclusively for LS0714FL/ LS0714L)
Switch of
laser beam
Slide the position of
thumb screw M5x24
to the center point for
the movable range.
Laser line label
5. Lower the jig until it reaches the pan head screw M5x16 of link plate side. See Fig. 20-3.
6. Move the laser line to the closest position to the line of jig by adjusting with hex socket set screw M4x6(A).
See Fig. 20-6.
Laser line at the closest
position to the line of jig.
Line of jig
Hex socket set
screw M4x6 (A)
Be sure to turn hex wrench
clockwise and slowly in
order to avoid backlash.
Hex socket set
screw M4x6 (A)
Hex socket set
screw M4x6 (B)
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7. Lift up the jig until it reach the pan head screw M5x16 of laser box side. See Fig. 20-4.
8.Adjust the laser line so as to parallel the line of jig by turning hex socket set screw M4x6 (B). See Fig. 20-7.
Hex socket set
screw M4x6 (B)
Be sure to hex wrench
clockwise and slowly in
order to avoid backlash
of screw.
Laser box
Laser line adjusted so as to
parallel the line of jig
Fig. 20-7
9. In order to move the laser line onto the line of jig for laser line adjustment, slide the position of thumb screw M5x24
to left or right as Fig. 20-8. Finally driveThumb screw M5x24 to fix the laser section.
Thumb screw M5x24
Line of jig for
laser line adjustment (1R315)
Laser line aligned
with the line of jig
Fig. 20-8
Line of jig for laser line
adjustment (1R315)
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10. Lower the jig again until it reaches the pan head screw M5x16 of link plate side. See Fig. 20-6.
11. Align the laser line with the line of jig by turning hex socket set screw M4x6 (A). See Fig. 20-9.
12. Lift up the jig again until it reaches the pan head screw M5x16 of laser box side. See Fig. 20-7.
13. Align the laser line with the line of jig by turning hex socket set screw M4x6 (B). See Fig. 20-10.
14. Repeat the steps 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, until the laser line aligns with the line of jig as illustrated in Fig. 20-3 and
Fig. 20-4.
Caution: Laserline label should be pasted again after adjustment.
This prevents dust from invading into the laser circuit and hex socket set screws M4x6 (A and B).
Fig. 20-9
Line of jig for laser line
adjustment (1R315)
Laser line aligning
with the line of jig
Hex socket head
set screw M4x6 (A)
Hex socket set screw M4x6 (B)
Laser line aligning
with the line of jig
Line of jig for laser
line adjustment (1R315)
Fig. 20-10
Be sure to turn hex wrench
clockwise and slowly in order
to avoid backlash of screw.
Be sure to turn hex wrench
clockwise and slowly in order
to avoid backlash of screw.
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