QEP 83240 User manual

QD sTK# 83240
40"
BRIDGE
SAW
OWNER'S MANUAL
CAUTION!
Readandfollowallsa{ety
andoperatinginstructions
beforeusingthissaw.

sTK# 83240
40" Bridge Saw
TABTE
OFCONTENTS
Ceneral
Safety
Instructions
Electrical
Requirements
..
Saw
Operation
Saw
Maintenance
Diamond
Blades
Do's&
Use..
Don'ts
forDiamond
Blades
Special
Safety
lnstructions
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Functional
Description
& Operation
. . . .
Maintenance
.
Trouble
Shooting
Accessories
Techn
icalSpecifications
Parts
List.
Exploded
Parts
Diagram
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WARRANTY
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GENERATSAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
READ THIS OWNER'SMANUAL COMPLETELY
AND MAKE SUREYOU UNDERSTAND
ALL OF IT'S SAFEW
GUIDELINES.
1. KEEPGUARDSlNPLACE and
inworkingorder.
2. REMOVEADJUSTING
KEYSANDWRENCHES.Formhabitofcheckingtoseethat
keysandadjusting
wrenchesare
removedfromtoolbeforeturning
iton.
3. KEEPWORKAREACLEAN.
Clutteredareasandbenches
inviteaccidents.
4. DON'TUSE
lNDANGEROUSENVIRONMENT.
Donluse
power
tools
in
dampor
wetlocations,orexposethem
torain.Keep
workareawelllighted.
5. KEEPCHILDRENAWAY.
Allvisitorsshouldremainatasafedistance
fromworkarea.
6. MAKE
WORKSHOPCHILD-PROOF
withpadlocks, masterswitchesorbyremoving starter
keys.
7. DON'TFORCE
TOOL.ltwilldothe
iobbetterandsafer
attherateforwhichitwasdesigned.
8. USE
RIGHTTOOL.Don't
force
tool
orattachmentto doa
jobforwhichitwasnotdesigned.
9. WEAR
PROPERAPPAREL.Donotwear
looseclothing,
gloves,
neckties,
rings,
bracelets,
orother
jewelry
which
may
get
caught
inmoving
parts.
Noslipfootwear
isrecommended.Wear
protective
hair
covering
tocontain
long
hair.
10.ALWAYSUSESAFETY
GLASSES.Alsouse
face
or
dustmaskifcuttingoperation
is
dusty.
Everydayeyeglasses
only
haveimpact
resistantlenses,theyareNOTsafety
glasses.
11.SECURE
WORK.Useclampsora
viseto holdworkwhen
practical.
lt'ssaferthanusing
your
handand
itfrees
bothhandsto ooerate
tool
12.DON'TOVERREACH.
Keep
proper
footingandbalance
atalltimes.
13.MAINTAINTOOLS
WITH
CARE.
Keeptoolssharpandclean
forbestandsafest
performance.
Follow
instructions
forlubricatingandchanging
accessories.
14.DISCONNECTTOOLS
beforeservicing;whenchanging
accessories,suchasblades,bits,
cutters,andthe
like.
15.REDUCE
THERISKOFUNINTENTIONAL
STARTING.
Make
sure
switchisinoffposition before
plugging
in.
16.USERECOMMENDED
ACCESSORIES.Consult
theowner'smanual
forrecommendedaccessories.
Theuseof
improperaccessories
maycauseriskofinjuryto persons.
17.NEVERSTAND
ONTOOL.Serious
injurycouldoccur
if
the
toolistippedorifthecuttingtool
is
unintentionally
contacted.
18.CHECKDAMAGED
PARTS.Beforefurtheruseofthe
tool,aguard orother
part
that
isdamagedshouldbe
carefullychecked
to determinethat
itwilloperate
properly
and
perform
itsintendedfunction
-check
for
alignmentof moving
parts,
bindingofmoving
parts,
breakageof parts,
mounting,andanyotherconditions
thatmayaffect
its
operation.
A guard orother
parts
that
isdamagedshouldbe
properly
repairedorreplaced.
19.
DIRECTIONOFFEED.
Feedworkintoabladeorcutteragainst
thedirectionofrotationoftheblade
or
cutteronly.
20.NEVERLEAVE
TOOLRUNNINGUNATTENDED.
TURNPOWEROFF.Donl |eavetooluntil
itcomesto a
complete
stop.
21.POSITIONINGOF
TILESAW
(See
lllustration
1) ILLUSTRATION
I
A.Toavoid
the
possibility
oftheappliance
plug
or
receptacle
getting
wet, positionthe tile saw to one side of a wall-mounted
receptacleto prevent
waterfrom drippingonto
the receptacleor
plug.
The
user
shouldarrange
a "drip
loop"isthat
part
ofthe
cord below the level of the receptacle,or connector
if an
extension
cord
isused,to prevent
watertraveling
alongthecord
andcoming
in
contact
withthereceptacle.
B.
lf
theplug
or receptacledoes
get
wet,DO
NOT
unplug
thecord. DRIPLOOP
Disconnectthe
fuseorcircuitbreaker
thatsupplies
power
tothe
tool.
Then,unplugand examine
for presence
of water
in the
receptacle.
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WARNING
FOR YOUROWN SAFETYREADINSTRIJCTIONMANIJAL BEFOBE
OPERATING
SAW,
. Wear
eye
protection.
. Use
splashhood
forevery
operation
for
which
it
canbe
used.
' Disconnect
sawbefore
servicing,
when
changing
cutting
wheels,
and
cleaning.
' Use
toolonlywithsmooth
edge
cutting
wheels
free
ofopenings
and
grooves.
. Replace
damaged
cuttingwheel
before
operating.
. Do
notfill
water
bathabove
waterfill
line.
ETECTRICAT
REQUIREMENTS
' CONNECTINGTOOL
TOPOWER
SOURCE
OUTLET.Thismachine
source
mustbegrounded
whitein useto
protect
the
operatorfromelectrical
shock.
. In
the
eventofa malfunction
or breakdown,
grounding
provides
to reduce
the risk of electrical
shock.This
tool isequipped
with
conductor
anda
grounding
plug.
The
plug
must
be
plugged
into
grounded
inaccordance
withalllocal
codes
andordinances.
. Do not modify the plug provided if it will not fit the
byaqualified
electrician.
a path
of leastresistance
for electrical
current
an
electric
cordhaving
equipment
grounding
a matching
outletthatis
properly
installed
and
outlet. Have the proper outlet installed
' lmproper
connection
oftheequipment-grou
ndingconductor
canresultin
arisk ofelectric
shock.The
conductor
with.insulation
havingan
outersurfacethatis
green
(with
orwithout
yellow
stripes)isthe
equipment-grounding
conductor.lf repair
or replacement
of theelectric
cordor plugis necessary,
do notconn6ci
theeqlipment--
grounding
conductor
toaliveterminal. instructions
are not completely
3-pole receptacles
that accept
' Checkwith a q-ualified
electrician
or service
personnel
if the grounding
understood,
or ifindoubt
asto whether
the
toolis
properly
grounded.
' Use olly 3-wireextension
cordsthat have 3-prong
grounding
plugs and
thetool's
plug.
.' Repair
or replace
damaged
orworn
cordimmediately.
' Toavoidthe possibility
of the appliance
plug or receptacle
gettingwet, position
tile sawto one sideof a wall-
mountedreceptacleto prevent
waterfrom drippingontotheiecepiacleor plug.
Theusershould
arrangea "drip
loop" inthe cordconnecting
the sawto a receptaCle.The "drip lbop" isttiat [art of the cord belowth-e
level
df
the receptacle,
or the connectorif an extensioncord is used,to preventwater traveling along the cord and
coming in contactwith the receptacle.
lf
the
plug
orreceptacle
does
get
wet,DON'T
u,nplugthe
cord.Disconnect
the
fuse
orcircuit
breakerthatsupplies
power
tothetool.Thenunplug
andexamineforpresence
ofwaterinthereceptacle.
OnlVULListed
extensioncords
shouldbeusedwith
thisDroduct.
lnProper
useofextensioncordsmay
causeinefficient
operationofyour
tool,whichcanresult
inoverheating.
Besure
your
extension
cordisrated
to allowsufficientcurrent
flowtothemotor.
Forthe
proper
gauge
foryorir
tool,
seechart.
' Donotlet
your
fingerstouch
theterminalsof
plug
wheninstalling
or
removing
the
plug
toorfrom
theoutlet.
' lfnot
proPerly
grounded,
this
power
toolcanincurthe
potential
hazard
ofelectrical
shock
particu
larly
whenused
indamplocations
or.in
proximity
to plumbing. lf anelectrical
shockoccurs,
thereisthe
p6tential
of
'a
secondary
hazard
suchas
your
hands
contacting
thesawblade.
EXTENSION
CORDS
USEPROPEREXTENSION
CORD.
Use
proper
extension
cordandmake
sure
your extension
cordis in good
condition.
Whenusinganextension
cord,make
sureallcordsareno
smallerthan
a#16
gauge
and
equippedwith
3prong
plugs.
Useofanythingsmallermayresult
intheoverheating
orburn
outofthemotor.ltisrecommended
to haveanelectrician
checktheincoming
voltage
prior
to usagetoensure
safeandefficient
use.
The
smaller
the
gauge
numbers
theheavierthe
cord.
CAUTION:Toavoidpermanent
motor damage
you must usethe correct
extension
cord.Neverusemorethan
oneextensioncordat atime.
Total lenqth of cord in feet
Not More Than 18
18
'16
"14
",6 | '14
14 | '.12
14 | ',12
Not Recommended

GROUNDING
INSTRUCTIONS
A. All
grounded,
cord-connected
tools:In
the
eventofa
malfunction
or breakdown,
grounding
provides
a
path
of leastresistance
for electric
current
to reduce
the
risk
ofelectricshock.This
toolis
equippedwith
anelectric
cordhaving
anequipment-grounding
conductor
and
grounding
plug.
The
plus
must
be
plugged
into
a matching
outlet
thatis
properly
installed
and
grounded
in
accordancewith
alllocal
codes
and
ordinances.
Do not modify the plug provided-if
it will not fit
the outlet,have the proper outlet installed
by a
q
ualified
electrician.
lmproper
connection
oftheequipment-grounding
\
\
GROUNDING
\
PIN
ADAPTER
/>,
((+
ICI \OROUNDING
MEANS
COVEROFGROUNDED
19
OUTLET
BOX
ITTUSTRATION
2
conductor
can
result
ina riskofelectricshock.Theconductorwithinsulationhaving
anoutersurfacethatis
green
withorwithout
yellow
stripesis
theequipment-grounding
conductor.lf repair
orreplacement ofthe
electriccordorplug isnecessary,
donotconnectthe
cordorplug isnecessary,
donotconnecttheequipment-
grounding
conductortoalive
terminal.
Checkwithaqualified
electricianorservice
personnel
ifthe
grounding
instructions
arenotcompletely
understood,
orifindoubtastowhether
thetoolis
properly
grounded.
Repairorreplacedamaged
orworncordimmediately.
B. Grounded,cord-connected
toolsintendedforuseonasupplycircuithaving
anominalratingless
than
1sovolts;
Thistoolisintendedfor useonacircuitthathas
onoutletthatlookslike
theoneshowninfigureA
inillustration2.
Atemporaryadapter,which
looksliketheadapter
showninfigureBinillustration
2,mavbe
usedto connectthis
plug
to a2-polereceptacleas
showninfigureBinillustration
2ifaproperlygrounded
outletisnot
available.Thetemporary
adaptershouldbeused
onlyuntilaproperlygrounded
outletcanbe
installed
byaqualified electrician.
The
green-colored
rigid
ear,lug,andthelike,
extendingfromtheadapter
must
beconnectedtoapermanent
ground
suchas
properlygrounded
outletbox.
DIAMONDBTADES
1. Useonly
theappropriate
'l0"
wet
continuousrim
diamond
bladesfor
thematerial
2. Arborsizeis
518".
Please
choosetheright
sizetofit
the
inner
flange.
3. Donot
use
asegmentedblade,
turbo
blade,
wood
sawingblade,
oranyotherkind
orsawdamagemay
occur.
beingcut.
ofblade.
Severebodyinjury
DO's& DON'Ts
FORDIAMOND
BTADES
DO's
1. Inspectblades
daily
forcracksorunevenwear.Discard
cracked,chipped
orbentblades!
2. Always
usemanufacturersrecommendation
formatching
therightbladewith
the
right
materialbeingcut.
3. Inspect
thearborshaftfor unevenwear
beforemounting
theblade.
4. Always
useblades
wlth
thecorrect
arborsizeonacomDatiblearbor
shaft.
5. Ensure
the blade
is mountedwith the rotation
arrow in the proper
directionand is securelytightened
withawrench.
6. Always wear
the
proper
safetyequipment
andeye
protection
atall
7. Periodically
checkthebladeforcracks
or bondfatigue.
8. Alwayshave
acontinuousflowof
water
on bothsidesof
theblade
timeswhen
operating
thesaw.
before
cuttinganymaterial.
DON'Ts
1. Do
notoperatethesawwithout
allsafety
guards
inposition.
1. Donot
operatethesawwith
bladeslargerorsmaller
than7".
2. Donot
cutdrywithbladesmarked
"Use
Wet".
3. Donotexceedmaximum
RPMrecommended
bytheblademanufacturer.
4. Do
notforcethematerialinto
theblade.Let
thebladecutatitsown
soeed.
5. Donot
cutmaterialnotrecommended
bythe
blademanufacturer.
6. Alwayswear
proper
safetyequipment
atalltimeswhenoperating
thesaw.Wear
goggles
anddustmaskatall
times
whenoperatingsaw.
7. Periodically
checkthebladeforcracksorbondfatigue.
8. Alwaysensureacontinuous
flowofwater
onbothsidesoftheblade
beforecuttinganymaterial.
METAL
SCREW.
4-

FUNCTIONALDESCRIPTION
AND OPERATION
Attach
thesaw
tothestand.
Make
surethestandislevel.
A. STARTINGAND STOPPING
1.Connect
theunitto a power supplyofthecorrectvoltage
and
frequency
(120V-,60H2).
2.To
startthemachine
press
theswitch
"ON" position.
3.To
stopthe
machine,
press
theswitch
"OFF"
position
WARNING:FORYOUR
OWNSAFETVALWAYSPUSHTHE
SWITCH TO THE OFF POSITION (DOWN) WHEN THE
TOOL IS NOT IN USE. IN THE EVENT OF A POWER
FIG.3 FAILURE, BLOWN FUSE
OR TRIPPED CIRCUIT
BREAKER, TURN SWITCH TO THE OFF
POSITION (DOWN) AND REMOVE THE
KEY.THISWILLPREVENTTHETOOLFROM
STARTINGUPAGAIN WHEN THEPOWER
COMES
BACKON,
B.INSTALLATIONReadthe
manua!carefullybefore
installation
1.Cleantheworkingarea.
Takethemachine outof
thecarton
(FlG.
4).
2.Raise
upthe
side
withoutwheelsbyholding
the
handle,
pull
legs
out.
(FrG.
5)
3.Unscrewthestand
lock
knob,
put
downthestand.
(FlG.
6-1,
FlG.6-21
4.Raise
theside
with
wheel
by
holdinghandle.
(FlG.
6-3)
Pull
outthe
legs.
5.Reverse
procedures
1
to5to
foldthe
machine
for
packing.
6. ADJUSTINGTHE
WHEELS
A. Forlong
distance
moves,after
folding
the
legs,
pull
outtheupper
wheel
(FlG.
7-1,2,3l
B.While
the
machineisin
use,
make
surethe
wheels
areuptothelocked
position.
(FlG.
8-1)
C.Forshortdistance
moves,lockwheelstothe
downposition liftthe
machine
and
pull
by
thehandle.
(FlG.
8-3and
FlG.8-4)
7.
One
legis
adjustableto
provide
firmfooting
on
unevensurfaces
(FlG.
9).
FlG.6-1 FlG.7-1
FlG.
6-3 ElG.7-3
WARNING: SECURETHE MOTOR UNIT WITH THE LOCKING KNOB BEFORE
MOVING THESAW ORPERFORMINGANY MAINTENANCE!
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FIG.4 FIG.
5
FlG. 6-2 FlG.7-2

8.
Attach
handle
to motorunit.
(FlG.
10)
9.Unlockthemotorunit
by
loosening
theknob
(FlG.
11).
10.Pullthemotor
unittothefullfront
position,
to extend
the
water/electric
protective
nose.Attach
the
nosehousing
asshownin
(FlG.
12).
CFILLINGTHEWATER
TRAYANDDRAINING
1.Fill
thetraywithwater.Don't
addchemicalsordetergentstothewater.
2.Todrainwaterfrom
the
water
pan,
removestopper.
(FlG.
13)
D.MAKING
A STRAIGHTCUT
1.
Loosen
the
knob,
alignthemiter
guideparallel
to
the
fence
(FlG.
14).
2.Adjust
thewidth
betweentheMitre
CuttingGuideand
thebladeby
moving
theinnerfence,
then
position
the
tileagainstthefence
and
theMitre
CuttingGuide.Pullthemotor
unitsmoothly,
anddo notforce
theblade
(FlG.
15).
E.MAKEA MITRECUT
1. Followthe
same
procedure
for
astraight
cutand
loosen
thenuton
theMitre
CuttingGuide,thenadjust
the
Mitre
CuttingGuide
(FlG.
16).
FIG.9
,r:_ .$
-,ffi
FlG.12 FlG.13 ElG.14
FlG.
l6
-6-
FlG.
8-3 FlG.
8-1
FlG.10 FlG.11
FIG.15

ElG.17 FlG.
1g t FrG.19
FlG.22
F.
CUTTINGWITHTHE
TABLEATAN ANGLE
1.
Loosen
thetwo knobscrews
on
thetwo rail stands
(FlG.
17).
2.Tilt
therailwith
theblade
tothedesired
angle
(FlG.
18).
3.
Tighten
thetwo knob screws
andmake
thecut.
G. CHANGINGTHE
BLADE
WARNING! Disconnect the power supply before making adjustments or
maintenance on the machine!
1.
CHOICEOFTHE
SAWBLADE:
Onlyusecontinuousrim
diamond
saw
bladeswith diameterof '10".
The arbor hole of the blade must be
5/8"
(0.625").
2.REPLACING
THE
SAWBLADE
A.First,
press
thebluering
and
pull
outthewater
pipe
(FlG.
19).
B.Then,remove
thesidecoverbyremoving
thetwosecuringscrews
(FlG.
20).
C.Usingthehexagonalwrench
to hold thebladesecuringnut,
andusingtheotherspanner
provided
to hold
theflatpart ofthe
shaft,
loosen
thenut
(FlG.
211.
D.Ensure
thattheshaftandflangesare
cleanand
re-fit
thenewblade.
E.Place
theflangeback,
paying
attention
totherotatingdirection.
F.Replaceandtighten
thelocknut.
l
-
I
-
-
&ic
-7
lmoeller cover
' Motor head
FlG.
20 FlG.21
FIG.23-1 FIG.23-2 FIG.23-3
FfG.
23-4

MAINTENANCE
WARNING!
Disconnect
thepower supplybeforc making adiustmentsor maintenanceon themachine! Never use
water or chemicalswhile cleaning electrical partsof the machine.
A.Periodic
maintenance
ofthe
sawwillreduce
unnecessary
problems.
Usesoft
clothtocleanthewater
anddust
onthe
machine.
B.Keep
theventilation
slotsofthe
saw
cleanto prevent
overheating
of
themotor.
C.Drythe
sawasmuch
as
possible
afterusing.
WARNING:
Disconnect
the PowERcoRD fromthe mainsocket
BEFoRE
doinganymaintenance!
Itisrecommended
thatthe
pump
be
disassembled
andcleaned
at
theendofeach
day.Dust
anddebris
candrv
andcause
the
pump
lo "treeze". lfyourpump
will not
operate,
cleanitthoroughly.
DO
NOTCLEAN
WHILE
THEPOWER
IS
CONNECTED!
1.Pump
maintenance:
(FIG.
221
A.Remove
thePumpIntake
cover;then
remove
theFoamFilter.
B.Remove
thelmpeller
cover,andremove
theimoeller.
C.Flush
theinside
of
thePump,
thelmpeller,
and
theFoamFilter
withCLEAN
Water.
D.
Reassemble
the
pump,
lf
thefilter
cannotbe
cleaned,
orthereisexcess
debris,
useanewfilter
2.Replace
the filter foam
Toreplace
thefilter
foam,remove
theinlet
cover,then
takeoutofthefilterfoam
and
put
into
anewone.
3.Replace
thepump
After
replacing
thefilter
foam,if
the
pump
doesnotwork,
you
must
replaceit
withanew
pump,
onlyuse
the
pump
recommended
bythemanufacturer
ofthemachine.
The
changing
procedures
is
as
follows:
(1)
Take
outofthewater
tray,
andthereis
aconnecting
box
ontheleftinside
theframe
(FlG.
23-1
).
(2)
Unscrew
thenut
onthe
connecting
boxandremove
thecover
(FIG.23-21
(3)
Disconnect
the
plug
from
the
socket
(FlG.
23-3),andloosen
thenut
connecting
thepump with
the
pipe
(FlG.
23-4).
(4)
Thenreplace
theoldpump
withanewone,
andreverse
the
procedures
fl) to (3).
TROUBIE
SHOOTING
Listed
belowisanumber
of possible
causesand
corresponding
solutions
incase
themachinedoesnot
function
asit
should:
A.
Themotor
gets
hot
1.The
ventilation
slotsin
themotor
areblocked
withdirt
-Clean
thecoolventilation
slots
2.The
motoris
defective
-Have
your
machine
repaired
by
your
supplier
B.The
machine
doesnotwork
1.Check
theelectrical
connection
2.The
switchis
broken
-Have
your
machinerepaired
by
your
supplier
ACCESSORTES
1.Fold-out
stand
withwheels
2.10"
continuous
rim
wetdiamond
blade
(#6-1OO3CR)
3.Highvolume
water
pump
(#60098)
4.Laser
cutting
guide
5.
Side
extension
table
6.Angle
cutting
guide
7.Handles
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TechnicalSpecifications
Mainvoltage
{Volt}:
Main
current
{A):
Motor
capacity:
Mainsfrequency
(Hzl:
Insulation
class:
Noload
speed
(rpm):
Max.
CuttingDept.
at90o:
Max.
CuttingDept.at45":
Ripslile Size:
DiagonalTile
Size:
Diamond
bladesize: 10"
dia.
Tilting
range:
G.
Weight:
120V
15A
2.4
HP
60
Hz
B
3550rpm
2"
415"
40,,
28"
X5/8"
arbor
0-45o
163.1
LBS
PARTS
IIST
DESCRIPTION
Motor
PARTNO.
83240-1
MotorFixture 83240-2
Water
proof
for the motor 83240-3
Inside
Flange 83240-4
Diamond
Blade 83240-5
OutsideFlange 83240-6
Nut 83240-7
Water
SprayGuard 83240-8
Safety
Guard 83240-9
Laser
System 83240-10
Handle 83240-11
Connecting
House 83240-124
CircuitBreaker 83240-128
Switch 83240.12C
83240-12D
Capacitor 83240-12E
PowerSocket 83240-12F
CableLock 83240-13
Power
Cable 83240-14
MotorTrolley
Guide 83240-15
KnobI 83240-16
PlasticTubeHolder 83240-17
Rail
Stand
(Left) 83240-18
SlideRail 83240-19
Pad 83240-20
Rail
StandFixture 83240-21
Rail
Stand
(Right) 83240-22
ExtentionTable 83240-23
MainFrame 83240-24
Front
Spacer 83240-25
Back
Spacer 83240-26
Angle
CuttingGuide 83240-27
Measuring
Guide 83240-28
Table 83240-29
StandI 83240-30
Stand
ll 83240-31
WaterTray 83240-32
MotorShaftWrench 83240-33
HexagonalBladeWrench 83240-34
WaterPump 83240-35
Cable
for
the
pump 83240-36
Cooling
WaterPipe 83240-37
ProtectionPlasticTube 83240-38
PARTS
tlST (same as 832OO)
DESCRIPTION PARTNO.
Nut 83200-08
Switch 83200-038
MotorTrollev
Guide 83200-11
PlasticTube
Holder 83200-27
Pad 83200-16
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