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Allow movement of the waste portion of the workpiece
• do not hold it, clamp it, touch it or use a length stop against it . The cut-off waste portion must be
free to move . it could become wedged against the blade causing a hazard .
Avoid awkward hand position
• it is important to position your hand no closer than 4 inches from the blade .
• do not cross your arms in front of the blade while operating the saw .
Do not force the blade through the workpiece
• lower the blade through the workpiece fast enough to allow the blade to cut without binding or
bogging down .
Before removing obstructed material
• Release the trigger switch/start button, wait for the blade to stop moving and unplug the power
cord from the electrical outlet .
After completing a cut
• keep the handle in the down position . Release the trigger switch/start button and wait for the
blade to stop moving .
Motor Safety Protection
Before connecting the power cord to electrical outlet
• Verify the voltage supplied to the saw and the saw’s required voltage is the same . if the supplied
voltage is greater than the required voltage, serious personal injury could result . if the supplied
voltage is lower than required voltage, damage to the motor could result .
• use proper circuit protection . Connect your saw to a branch circuit that uses a 15-amp time delay
fuse or circuit breaker . using the wrong size fuse could damage the motor .
• Replace a worn, cut or damaged power cord .
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
• use only manufacturer’s recommended replacement parts, or equivalent, when servicing this tool .
• do not touch the metal blades on the power cord plug when removing or installing the plug into an
electrical outlet .
• To avoid electrical hazards, fire hazards, or damage to the tool, use proper circuit protection .
WARNING
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