All the adjustments for the issue you describe should be able to be remedied by adjusting the mounting bolts that secure the fence bar to the front of the table.
On this fence, the easiest way to square the fence is to adjust the bolts that hold the fence bar to the front of the table in or out. Make the adjustments a little at a time. Mine came well adjusted, so I didn’t need to play with them.
If there is some allowance for vertical movement of the bolts in the tables that mount the fence bar, raising it up should make sliding the fence easier.
Sculptural Woodwork by Chris Wong 
Having trouble squaring rip fence and getting it to slide easily. any help would be appreciated.
c.w. pemberton pembertoncw@gmail.com
Hi C.W.
Have you got the same model of saw?
All the adjustments for the issue you describe should be able to be remedied by adjusting the mounting bolts that secure the fence bar to the front of the table.
On this fence, the easiest way to square the fence is to adjust the bolts that hold the fence bar to the front of the table in or out. Make the adjustments a little at a time. Mine came well adjusted, so I didn’t need to play with them.
If there is some allowance for vertical movement of the bolts in the tables that mount the fence bar, raising it up should make sliding the fence easier.
Hope this helps.
Chris