Product Info
The Bosch 4100 table saw is a highly versatile and powerful tool capable of making a wide range of cuts with precision and safety. It features a large table, self-aligning rip fence, smart guard system, and digital carriage for accurate measurements.
Preventive Maintenance Schedule
Daily:
- Check that all guards are in place and functioning properly.
- Ensure the blade is sharp and undamaged.
- Clean any sawdust or debris from the table and cabinet.
Monthly:
- Check the alignment of the blade to the miter gauge slots and rip fence.
- Clean and lubricate the arbor assembly.
- Inspect the anti-kickback pawls and replace if necessary.
Weekly:
- Lubricate the elevation mechanism, sliding rails, and locking cams.
- Check that all fasteners are tight.
- Inspect the power cord for any damage.
Every 100 Hours:
- Replace the motor brushes.
- Perform a comprehensive inspection by an authorized service center.
Parts List
- Table Saw Assembly: The main table saw unit including the base, motor, and blade elevation system. (Part Number: Not Available)
- Rip Fence: The self-aligning, quick-set rip fence for making rip cuts. (Part Number: Not Available)
- Table Insert: Removable insert that allows access to the blade and other cutting tools. (Part Number: Not Available)
- Barrier Guard Assembly: The main blade guard component of the smart guard system. (Part Number: Not Available)
- Anti-Kickback Device: Helps prevent workpiece kickback during operation. (Part Number: Not Available)
- Miter Gauge: Allows for crosscutting and miter cuts. (Part Number: Not Available)
- Push Stick: Accessory used to safely feed narrow workpieces. (Part Number: Not Available)
Product Specs Sheet
- Blade Diameter: 10 inches
- Blade Tilt: 0-45 degrees
- Rip Capacity (Right of Blade): 25 inches
- Rip Capacity (Left of Blade): 12 inches
- Depth of Cut at 90 degrees: 3-1/8 inches
- Depth of Cut at 45 degrees: 2-1/4 inches
- Arbor Size: 5/8 inch
- No Load Speed: 4,800 RPM
- Motor: 15 Amp
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 30.5 x 24.8 x 13.5 inches
- Weight: 60 lbs
Troubleshooting
- Saw will not start:
- Check that the power cord is plugged in.
- Replace any blown fuses or reset tripped circuit breakers.
- Have a damaged power cord replaced by an authorized service center.
- Replace a burned out switch at an authorized service center.
- Blade does not reach full speed:
- Use an extension cord of adequate size and length.
- Check that the power supply voltage is sufficient.
- Excessive vibration:
- Tighten the blade tilt lock handle.
- Replace any unbalanced or damaged blades.
- Ensure the saw is securely mounted to a stand or workbench.
- Tighten the arbor nut holding the blade.
- Cuts are not square:
- Adjust the miter gauge as needed.
- Blade binds, burns, or stalls motor when ripping:
- Replace dull or improperly set blades.
- Ensure warped boards are fed with the concave side down.
- Align the rip fence parallel to the blade.
- Check that the spreader is properly aligned.
- Cuts not accurate at 90 or 45 degrees:
- Adjust the alignment screws as needed.
- Blade tilt or elevation mechanisms are hard to move:
- Ensure the blade tilt lock handle is loosened before adjusting.
- Clean and lubricate the depth adjustment screw threads.
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