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Working techniques (06, 07)
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WORKING TECHNIQUES (06, 07)
WARNING! Hazards from loose material!
Sawing of material that is not clamped can lead
to serious injuries.
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Saw material only when it is securely
clamped.
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Contact the material with the saw blade of
the handsaw only when the handsaw has
reached its full speed.
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Ensure that the material to be sawn is se-
curely clamped – any movement of the mate-
rial will influence the sawing result.
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Start to cut only when the sabre saw has
reached its full speed.
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Do not apply excessive force during sawing –
a uniform, gentle pressure offers the best re-
sults.
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With thick workpieces: Place foot plate (06/1)
firmly onto workpiece (06/2) and move the
sabre saw slowly and uniformly around the
workpiece (06/a).
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With thin workpieces: Fix workpiece (07/1)
between retaining bracket (07/2) and foot
plate (07/3). Then push the sabre saw slowly
and uniformly downwards (07/a).
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Reduce the pressure shortly before the mate-
rial is sawn through completely.
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Wait until the saw blade has come to a com-
plete standstill before removing it from the
workpiece.
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The saw blade becomes very hot during op-
eration. Allow it to cool down before touching
it.
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Saw dust can be toxic. Therefore ensure
good ventilation at the place of work and
wear a face mask.
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Saw dust can ignite. Therefore dispose of
saw dust as quickly as possible.
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MAINTENANCE AND CARE
WARNING! Danger of cuts and lacera-
tions.
Danger of cuts and lacerations when
reaching into sharp-edged, moving appliance
parts and into cutting tools.
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Before maintenance, care and cleaning work,
always switch off the appliance. Remove the
rechargeable battery.
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Always wear protective gloves during mainte-
nance, care and cleaning work.
NOTE
Repair work is only allowed to be car-
ried out by expert workshops or our service cen-
tres.
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Do not expose the appliance to rain or mois-
ture.
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After every use:
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Remove the rechargeable battery and in-
spect the appliance for damage.
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Pull out the saw blade, clean and spray
with corrosion protection oil.
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Clean the housing using a brush or cloth.
Do not use water and/or aggressive
cleaning agents or solvents - risk of cor-
rosion and damage to the plastic parts.
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Remove deposits of wood chips from
clamping ring (03/1) and saw blade hold-
er (03/4) using a brush or cloth. Then ap-
ply a few drops of corrosion protection oil
to the saw blade holder.
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Inspect the saw blade at regular intervals.
Contact one of the manufacturer’s service
centres in the event of:
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A defective saw blade
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A blunt saw blade
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Excessive wear
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Inspect all bolts for tightness at regular inter-
vals.
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Inspect the electrical contacts of the appli-
ance for corrosion, clean with a fine wire
brush if necessary and then spray with a con-
tact spray.
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HELP IN CASE OF MALFUNCTION
CAUTION! Risk of injury.
Sharp-edged
and moving appliance parts can lead to injury.
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Always wear protective gloves during mainte-
nance, care and cleaning work.
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Switch off the appliance and remove the re-
chargeable battery.
NOTE
For malfunctions that are not listed in
this table or that you cannot resolve yourself,
please contact our customer service.