Troubleshooting
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3. Pick up the product. Hold it securely on the handle
10
and the front handle
3
.
4. Bring the product towards the workpiece and place the saw shoe
5
firmly
against the workpiece.
5. Press and hold the switch lock with your thumb (see
Fig. F
).
6. Press the On/Off switch with your index finger. The product will now start and you
can cut the workpiece. Start the sawing with a low stroke rate in order to prevent
the saw blade from drifting sideways and work with an even feed.
If the saw blade
6
gets jammed, switch the product off immediately. Open the
sawing gap with a suitable tool and pull the product out.
7. To switch the product off, release the On/Off switch.
The product will gradually come to a stop. Do not put down the product while it is
coming to a stop. Hold the product firmly until the saw blade stops moving.
• The suitable stroke rate depends on the material which is being
processed.
• To extend the cutting stability of the saw blade, you should take
regular breaks to let it cool down when sawing metal, or coat the
saw blade with cutting grease.
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible cause
Solution
The product will
not start.
The battery is empty; the un-
dervoltage detection switch-
es off the product.
Insert a loaded battery.
The product
switches off dur-
ing operation.
The battery is empty; the un-
dervoltage detection switch-
es off the product.
Insert a loaded battery.
The On/Off
switch cannot be
activated.
You have not pressed the
switch lock.
The switch lock must be
pressed before activating the
On/Off switch.
The saw’s cutting
performance is
poor.
The saw blade is dull.
Replace the saw blade with a
new one.
The cuts are
imprecise.
The saw blade is bent.
Replace with a new saw blade.