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ASSEMBLY:
C
aution:
All assembling, mounting, disassembling
and removing should be done with the saw turned off.
Remove the power cord from the power supply.
TOOLBOD & CONTROLLER
C
aution:
BluCave offer both AC (powered) and DC
(cordless) operated Controllers and ToolBods.
AC ToolBods will only operate with an AC Controller
and DC ToolBods will only operate with a DC Controller.
For simple identification look for the appropriate
colour marking with green representing AC and orange
representing DC.
ASSEMBLING:
Align the fixed hook (Grey)
of the Controller into the
corresponding recess on the
underside of the ToolBod.
Once located and engaged,
close the two faces of the
Controller and ToolBod
together until they click into place. (It’s as easy as
Hook, Swing and Click)
See Fig. 1.
DISASSEMBLING:
Ensure the Reciprocating Saw is switched off before
trying to remove the Controller. Press the unlock symbol
located on the Controller and then turn the ToolBod
away from the Controller.
FITTING SAW BLADES
Ensure the blade is not damaged and always clean the
shank thoroughly before fitting.
Ensure the saw is switched off and unplugged.
Rotate the blade holder anti-clockwise to unlock
and insert the blade with the sharp side facing the
underside of the ToolBod.
See fig. 2.
Ensure the small
hole on the end of the blade
is aligned in the blade holder
so the holding pin will pass
through it when the blade
holder is released.
Slowly release the blade
holder and ensure the blade
is firmly held in place.
Always test under no load
to ensure the blade is fitted
correctly before use.
To remove the blade rotate
the blade holder anti-
clockwise until the holding
pin releases it.
CAUTION:
The blade may be
hot to touch after use.
Note:
Always clean the blades before storing.
ADJUSTING THE SHOE
The pivoting shoe is designed to sit flush against the
work piece. It provides a guide for stability and can be
set at a variety of distances to limit the depth of a cut.
It can also be positioned to limit the use of any parts of
the blade that may have lost cutting efficiency. Pull the
shoe plate adjustment lever down to release the lock.
See fig. 3.
Adjust shoe position.
See fig. 4.
Then return
lever to locked position.
See fig. 5.
OPERATION:
Caution:
Check that the voltage of your power supply
matches the specified voltage on the ToolBod
and
on
the Controller. If the voltages of either the Toolbod or
Controller do not match the power supply voltage do not
use the unmatched item/s.
Caution:
Always ensure the cord guard is extended and
the tool is not used with it in the `storage’ position. See
AC Controller instructions for details.
Note:
Always wear a dust mask as harmful dust may be
generated while working.
SWITCHING ON/OFF
Ensure the Controller and ToolBod are correctly
connected and the saw blade is securely in place
before operating. Plug the power cord into the power
supply (and switch it on if it’s switchable). The blue
power indicator on the Controller will illuminate once
connected to the power supply.
Squeeze the trigger to start the Reciprocating Saw.
Keep the trigger depressed to keep the saw operating.
Release the trigger to stop the saw.
To provide stable speed the power can be locked-on
by pressing the lock button on the Controller when the
trigger is completely depressed.
Squeeze the trigger fully to release the lock-on feature
then release the trigger to stop the saw.
SPEED
The Reciprocating Saw is a variable speed ToolBod.
As you squeeze the trigger on your Controller the
speed will vary from slowest to fastest at maximum
depression. The trigger also has a variable speed dial
which may be pre-selected before switching on.
Turn the dial to `A’ for the lowest speed or up to `E’ for
the highest speed.
Low
speed is ideal for delicate materials when minimum
power and greater control is required.
Medium
speed is suitable when a balance of power and
control is needed.
High
speed produces fast cutting when accuracy is not
critical.
STORAGE:
ToolBods come with their own unique storage dock for
compact and protective housing inside the BluCave
Carry Cabinets
See Fig. 6
Warning:
Reciprocating Saw
storage dock will only fit in
the lowest slot of a Carry
Cabinet.
WELCOME:
CONGRATULATIONS
YOU’RE NOW A
BLUCAVER!
You’re one of the growing community who have
embraced the BluCave work zone!
The BluCave Reciprocating Saw is one of the many
convenient AC ToolBods (power tool bodies) that
clicks into your BluCave AC Controller.
REMEMBER:
Comply with all safety precautions and
instructions when using your BluCave products.
•
When in doubt always ask for advice.
•
Always wear protective clothing.
•
Always work in an uncluttered environment.
TIPS:
When cutting metal objects such as pipes, steel
rods, aluminum, brass, copper and sheet metal
always spread a thin film of oil over the cutting
surface.
Press the pivoting shoe firmly against the work
piece and do not allow the saw to bounce.
ENJOY:
Need some inspiration or support? The BluCave
website opens-up a whole new world of DIY.
You can ask for help, gain real time product
information, share ideas and receive regular
updates on special BluCave offers.
ACCESSORIES:
A set of accessories is available as a
starter kit for each BluCave ToolBod.
VERSATILE CARRY CABINETS:
The BluCave Carry
Cabinets provide storage options for the complete
BluCave range and even your existing tools.
They can be used as full sized portable cases or
mounted on the BluCave Rail as stylish cabinets.
BOOSTERS:
You can even ‘boost’ your BluCave to
include power, light and audio.
Visit
BluCave.com
to view the complete work zone.
DID YOU KNOW…
The Reciprocating Saw can be used for cutting into
timber frame walls, plaster and copper pipes. (Always
ensure services are turned off and you know what is
inside the wall before cutting into it)
SYMBOL:
W
Watts
V
Volts
A
Amps
Hz
Hertz
~
Alternating Current
Kg
Kilograms
mm
Millimetres
n0
No load speed
min
-1
Revolutions or reciprocations per minute
dB(A)
Decibels (A Weighted)
m/s²
Vibration
a
h
Average vibration
K
Uncertainty
Double Insulated Construction
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR
BLUCAVE POWER TOOL:
RECIPROCATING SAW
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL NO: TRS-600-1
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CONTROLLER
(
sold seperately
)
1. Live Tool Indicator
2. Cord Guard
3. Lock Button
4. Trigger
5. Variable Speed Dial
6. Controller Unlock Button
Assembly.....................................................................
ToolBod and Controller...............................................
Fitting Saw Blades......................................................
Adjusting the Shoe.....................................................
Operation....................................................................
Switching On/Off........................................................
Speed...........................................................................
Storage........................................................................
Cleaning/Servicing.....................................................
General Safety Warnings............................................
Reciprocating Saw Safety Warnings.......................
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RECIPROCATING SAW TOOLBOD
7. Shoe Plate Adjustment
Lever
8. Shoe
9. Blade *Not Included
10. Blade Holder
WARRANTY:
This Batavia product comes with a 2 year warranty.
Dear Client, all Batavia products have undergone a strict
quality process. If for any reason this product is not
working or damaged, please contact our Client Service
Centre. Please retain your original receipt of purchase.
The Batavia warranty covers all defects in workmanship
or materials for a two year period from the date of
purchase. The Batavia warranty does not cover any
malfunction, or defect resulting from misuse, neglect,
alteration, or repair.
Deutschland | Kundenservice
Montag bis Freitag von 9 bis 17 Uhr
01805 937832*
Other European countries | Customer Services
Monday till Friday from 8 am until 4 pm
00800 66477400
Website: www.batavia.eu | Email: [email protected]
*Nur €0,14 /Minute aus dem dt. Festnetz,
max. €0,42/Minute aus den Mobilfunknetzen.
CLEANING/SERVICING:
Before cleaning the Reciprocating Saw remove the
power cord from the power supply.
The saw can be wiped over with a damp cloth but
must be completely dry before operating. Ensure the
ventilation slots are kept free from dust.
Have your power tool serviced by a qualified repair person
using only identical replacement parts. This will ensure
that the safety of the power tool is maintained.
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