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 NEVER

 under any circumstance, hold the    

       work-piece by hand as a means of securing it    

      whilst cutting. This may cause serious personal 

injury and damage to the tool.

OPERATION

IMPORTANT

 Always wear eye protection while 

operating this power tool.

CAUTION 

Before attempting to cut any wooden 

work-piece, first ensure that the material is free from 
any foreign objects, screws or nails.

IMPORTANT

 Ensure that the blade is suitable for the 

material to be cut, and never use blunt or damaged 
blades.

Ensure the work-piece 

(A)

 to be cut has been safely 

secured into position with the appropriate clamps, 
then connect the tool to the mains power supply. 

Hold the tool securely with one hand on the 

Handle

 

and the other on the 

Barrel Grip (3), 

making sure that 

the tool is not in contact with the work-piece before 
starting it up.

Squeeze the 

On/Off Trigger (5) 

to power on the Saw, 

and allow the Blade to reach full speed before cutting 
the material. 

NOTE 

The 

On/Off Trigger

 

(5)

 is pressure-sensitive in 

order to adjust the speed of the cut. Always adjust the 
speed using the 

Variable Speed Dial (6) 

according to 

the material being cut. 

NOTE 

When using the tool for a particularity long cut, 

or for extended periods of time, use of the 

Lock-On 

Button

 

(4)

 may be required. 

For continuous operation, activate the 

On/Off Trigger 

(5)

, then push in the 

Lock-On Button (4)

; the tool will 

now run on maximum speed without the need to keep 
hold of the 

On/Off Trigger

 

(5)

To release the 

Lock-On Button

 

(4)

, squeeze the 

On/Off Trigger

 

(5) 

fully. 

WARNING! 

Always make sure that you wear adequate safety equipment when using the tool.

A

A

5

6

4

    

WARNING

 Always ensure the work-piece     

has been safely secured into position with     

the appropriate clamps before switching on, 

and using the saw.

WARNING!

 When sawing into walls, floors 

or where “live” electrical wires may be 
encountered, always hold the tool by the 
plastic Handle and Housing to prevent 
electric shock if you saw into a live wire.

Summary of Contents for 3500014

Page 1: ...800W RECIPROCATING SAW 3500014 Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...Instructions 1 Safety Instructions 2 Safety Instructions 3 Safety Symbols 4 Specification 5 Fitting Removing a Saw Blade Adjusting the Shoe Plate 6 Operation 7 Making Cuts 8 Maintenance Troubleshootin...

Page 3: ...WORK AREA SAFETY Keep your work area clean and well lit Cluttered or dark areas invite accidents Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres such as in the presence of flammable liquids gases...

Page 4: ...ing accessory contacting a live wire may make exposed metal parts of the power tool live and could give the operator an electric shock Use clamps or another practical way to secure and support the wor...

Page 5: ...ccidents are caused by poorly maintained power tools Keep cutting tools sharp and clean Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp cutting edges are less likely to bind and are easier to control Kee...

Page 6: ...ety EYE PROTECTION Must be worn INSTRUCTION MANUAL Read and understand UNSUITABLEWEATHER Do not use in wet conditions EAR PROTECTION Must be worn PROTECTIVE GLOVES Must be worn when handling tool DUST...

Page 7: ...LOAD SPEED FREQUENCY 1 Shoe Plate 2 Chuck Collar Blade Holder 3 Barrel Grip 4 Lock On Button 5 On Off Trigger 6 Variable Speed Dial 7 Hexagonal Shoe Adjustment Screws x 2 8 Hex Key 9 Blade Saw for Me...

Page 8: ...fore sliding the blade into the slot on the Chuck Collar as far in as possible Release the Chuck Collar 2 to secure and check that the blade is in place To remove a worn damage blade follow the above...

Page 9: ...allow the Blade to reach full speed before cutting the material NOTE The On Off Trigger 5 is pressure sensitive in order to adjust the speed of the cut Always adjust the speed using the Variable Speed...

Page 10: ...that the work piece is firmly clamped into place to minimise vibration When cutting angle iron or conduit pipe clamp the work piece in a vice where possible and cut as close to the vice as possible T...

Page 11: ...power supply before attempting any maintenance Keep the tool s ventilation slots clean and free from obstructions If available blow compressed air into the vents to clear any internal dust IMPORTANT S...

Page 12: ...N COPYRIGHT WARRANTY All material in this instruction manual are copyrighted by DOMU Brands Ltd Any unauthorised use may violate worldwide copyright trademark and other laws To register your product a...

Page 13: ...USER NOTES...

Page 14: ...VonHaus is a registered trademark of DOMU Brands Ltd Made in China for DOMU Brands Ltd M24 2RW Thank you for purchasing the 800W Reciprocating Saw...

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