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bench before installing. This improves dust
extraction.
1) Place the cover plate (3.2, order no.
449 657) onesided as shown in ¿ gure 3
into the jig saw table
2) Press the cover plate carefully inside so
that the tongues (3.1) engage in the re-
cesses (3.3) of the jig saw table.
PS 400 EBQ, PSB 400 EBQ
Always use the splinterguard (4.1) when
sawing with the jigsaw installed in the
CMS module.
Warning: Disconnect from the power supply!
1) Attach the adaptation table (ADT PS-400)
(4.4) to the jigsaw.
(see the Operating Instructions of your jig
saw)
2) Slide the left on/off switch forwards and
insert the switch-on clip (4.3).
3) After installing the machine in the retaining
panel, attach the strap (4.2) on the switch-
on clip to the clamping plate (5.1).
The ON/OFF switch on the jigsaw is now
pressed down continually. Once installed
in the module, the jigsaw is switched ON/
OFF using the switch/connector unit on the
CMS-GE.
5.2 Fitting the jig saw in the retaining
panel (1.1)
– Turn the saw retainer over and position in
the recess on the CMS-GE/Basis Plus.
– Place the jig saw with the rear side of your
jig saw table against or under the ¿ xed
clamping plate (5.1). The jig saw table must
then be seated in the recess of the retaining
panel as shown in ¿ gure 5.
– Slide the loose clamping plate (6.2) over
the front part of the jig saw table so that
the brass ¿ tting section of the rotary button
(6.1) engages in the elongated hole of the
clamping plate.
– Tighten the rotary button (6.1).
5.3 Installing the retaining panel in the
CMS-GE/Basis Plus
– Insert the retaining panel in the CMS-GE/
Basis Plus as shown in ¿ gure 7. The retain-
ing panel can be held against the recesses
(7.1) to do this.
– Turn both locks (7.2) clockwise.
5.4 Dust extraction
Connect the jig saw to an extraction unit (see
the Operating Instructions of your jig saw).
6 Electrical connection
The mains voltage must correspond to
the spe ci¿ cation on the rating plate of
the jig saw.
– Insert the plug from the jig saw in the
socket on the switch/connector unit (7.3).
– PS 200, PS 2, PS 300, PSB 300: Switch on
the jig saw (see the Operating Instructions
of your jig saw).
– Insert the plug from the switch/connector
unit in a socket connected to the power
supply in your building.
– You can now use the switch/connector unit
to switch the jig saw on and off (see operat-
ing manual for the CMS-GE/Basis Plus).
7 Machine settings
Always remove the power supply plug
from the socket before carrying out any
work on the machine.
Change the jig saw settings changing the saw
blade, saw tilt function, adjusting the pendu-
lum stroke etc.) as shown in the operating
manual that accompanies your jig saw.
8 Maintenance and care
Always remove the power supply plug
from the socket before carrying out any
work on the machine.
All maintenance and repair work which re-
quires the motor casing to be opened may
only be carried out by an authorised service
centre.
Damaged safety devices and parts should be
repaired or replaced by an authorised service
centre unless otherwise speci¿ ed in the op-
erating instructions.
Service your machine regularly to ensure that
it functions properly:
• Vacuum off dust deposits
• A worn or damaged bench insert is to be
replaced
• On completion of your work, wind the power
cable around the holders (7.4).
9 Accessories, tools
For your own safety, use only original Festool
accessories and spare parts.
The accessory and tool order number can
be found in the Festool catalogue or on
the Internet under " ".
10 Disposal
Do not throw the power tool in your household
waste! Dispose of the machine, accessories
and packaging at an environmentally-re-
sponsible recycling centre! Observe the valid
national regulations.
EU only: European Directive 2002/96/EC
stipulate that used electric power tools must
be collected separately and disposed of at
an environmentallyresponsible recycling
centre.
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