Johnson-level-tool-mfg 40-6610 Manual de usuario Pagina 1

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 1Self-Leveling 3-Line Laser LevelModel Nos. 40-6600 and 40-6610Instruction ManualCongratulations on your choice of thi

10 ©2005 Johnson Level & Tool4. Turn the unit 180°, have the cross located on staff B and notethe value of b1.5. Move the tripod tochange the dist

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 119. Technical SpecificationsLaser Wavelength 635nm±10nmLaser Classification Class IIMaximum Output <1mWHorizontal

10. Application Demonstrations12 ©2005 Johnson Level & ToolReference for installing cabinetsReference for installing partitionsReference for hangi

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 1311. Care and Handling• This laser unit is a precision tool that must be handled with care.• Avoid exposing unit to sh

14 ©2005 Johnson Level & ToolCustomer Service Department to obtain a Return MaterialAuthorization (RMA) number for return to an authorized service

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 1514. AccessoriesAccuLine Pro™ accessories are available for purchase throughauthorized AccuLine Pro dealers. Use of no

2 ©2005 Johnson Level & ToolTable of Contents 1. Kit Contents 2. Features and Functions3. Safety Instructions4. Location/Content of Warning Labels

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 32. Features and Functions • Able to project one cross laser, and one vertical line at 90degrees.• Magnetic dampening c

4 ©2005 Johnson Level & ToolWARNING!The tinted goggles are designed to enhance the visibility of the laser beam. They DO NOT offer protection to t

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 54. Location/Content of Warning Labels40-6600_6610 4/22/05 4:56 PM Page 5

6 ©2005 Johnson Level & Tool5. Location of Part/Components1. Front Laser Emitting Window2. Front Vertical-beam Button V13. Front Vertical-beam Ind

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 76. Operating InstructionsIMPORTANT: It is the responsibility of the user to verify the calibrationof the instrument be

8 ©2005 Johnson Level & Tool7. Using the ProductUnlocking1. The unit should be in locked state when it is not in use. Unlock theunit by rotating t

©2005 Johnson Level & Tool 9Note: Check whether the unit is in locked position before it is put intocarrying case. If not, during movement the uni