This is probably a dumb question, but there on initial use is something stopping the slide barely halfway to the fence. Not in manual.. (?)
1041901
There are two glides, both have black knobs to tighten down to lock into place. Make sure both knobs are loose.
1041902
There are 2 locking knobs. One is on the upper right hand side towards back. The other is on the base plate behind fence.
1041903
There are 2 different knows that have to be loosened before you can operate it fully. One is hard to find its under neath the saw arm right behind the fence.
370419
No, You have to move the slide to the off position & then put it bact to the high or low position. It blares for about 30 second & the you have to reset it. Hope this info helps.
1536801
No. The rear slide (there is not a lock on the rear) is screwed to a protrusion on the fence tube. Write if you have additional questions.
173610
Don't know much about your saw except what I can see from a pic. The other respondent says his mounted with out trouble. I can tell you if you can get it mounted you will likely see a great improvement in the accuracy and ease of use of your saw. Wax both rails where the slides sit (not the lower part where the cam locks) and look for tiny nibs in the chrome where it slides. Remove these with a fine abrasive. This will make the fence operation very smooth.
1392327
You can take it off. There will just be a gap were the slide was supposed to be tho.
1977578
I had a similar issue, and I wouldn't call it terrible, but there was definitely a wobble perpendicular to the track/rail. Tightening the bearing to the point that sliding movement is slower solved the issue though. Have you checked the bearings themselves? Is there a rust spot forming that might be making this movement?
880772
I locks when IN (via a small notch in the slider), but not when extended. Haven't had any issues with mine wandering back inward when working, but had considered that, and I think that a little work with a punch and some planning would easily modify the slider to require some more effort to move.
1111816
What Rebecca said. I didn't have any trouble with mine, though, but there should be 2 red levers that allow the cars to shoot into the rest of the track. Now, if the batteries are not good, then it won't supply enough power to launch the cars all the way around.
761421
i believe the adjustment knob is spring loaded, just push down on it and turn at the same time. That should get your fence back in line. other than that i would refer to the owners manual.
2102082
The only think I can think of is to check to see how you have it adjusted for the span of the opening so that it is not putting pressure on the frame and distorting it to where the closure is binding up. Or, you can check the pins where the gate pivots and see if they are binding or need lubrication. I have not had ANY issue with opening / closing the gate.
451149
You may have to jiggle it a little to loosen the catch. Also you can try slightly twisting the catch down while sliding it. If you have some, it helps to put a small amount of CLP or gun oil in the slide at first to try and work it loose.
1099077
Sorry - I don't know how to fix this. Mine is not bent but rarely will flip up and lock the slide back - are you sure it's not just flipped up? It's easy to do when you are pulling the slide back because it takes so much force to pull it back. Sorry I can't be more help!
1457143
Bob's answer is the first line of defense. I've also experienced that with the blade height adjustment, especially if you rip a lot of mdf. If it's that way out of the box, I'd ask "Is it sticky when the fence is removed?" If not, I'd adjust the back setscrew on the fence rails as one rail is probably fighting the other. Mine is as smooth as glass, so it's not systemic.
262225
It stops when you stop pushing the remote. My brother did slide down once because he had raised the top only. Once he raised the foot a little bit, the sliding stopped.
1378031
The foot of the fence has sufficient adjustment ....you hold on to the body of the the tool when making the cut and after lining up the guide mark drawn on the workpiece with the marker on the tool push forward....no problem.
1371110
Sounds like the quick release plate. Same thing happened to me. You have to loosen the part that the plate goes over, and I believe theres a small hole that the spring fits into. Just take a close look at the part that the camera goes directly over the top of, you should be able to find it. Pretty much the only way to avoid that problem is to not loosen the side of the slider too much, as there is nothing to keep that spring from flying out like that.
1694943
The fence will quit working if it is cut through. There is an alarm on the box that warns you when the loop is broken with a fairly obnoxious beep.