Higo 5528, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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HJS-55/450
5528
“EGA Spółka z o.o.” Spółka Komandytowa ul. Rzeczna 1, Nowa Wieś Rzeczna
83-
200 Starogard Gdański, tel/fax:+48 58 56 300 80
www.ega.com.pl
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Assembly
Prior to assembly and adjustment power, unplug it from the outlet.
Adjusting the cutting speed
1.The cutting speed can be adjusted by turning forward or backward cutting speed
adjustment knob (see 1, Fig.3).
2.Cutting speed must be matched to the type of material being cut. High cutting speed
allows generally for faster cutting of the material, but shortens the service life of the blade.
3.A setting of "1" indicates the lowest speed. Setting "6" means the highest speed.
Turn on / off
1.Plug the cord into the outlet.
2.To enable the tool must first press release (see 1, Fig.4), and then press the switch (see 2,
Fig.4).
3.Release the power button to turn off the power tool.
Setting the cutting angle
Using the large allen wrench to loosen the Allen screws on the bottom tool (Fig.5).
Tilt the foot until the desired cutting angle.
Cutting angle can be between 0
° and 45 ° (tilt left and right) (Fig.6). Tighten the Allen screw.
Note: For high-precision cutting, make a test cut first and then measure the resulting angle
and re-adjust the tilt feet until the desired angle.
Cutting orbital mode or normal
This jigsaw has four cutting modes, one mode of the normal movement of the blade and
three of orbital motion. During the orbital motion of the blade is more aggressive. This mode
is designed for cutting soft materials such as wood or plastic.
The orbital motion of the blade enables faster cut, but cut material is more frayed. The
orbital mode, but the movement up / down blade moves forward.
Note: Orbital cutting mode should never be used for cutting metal and hardwood.
Orbital cutting mode switch to select one of four modes can be cut: 0, 1, 2 and 3. A setting of
0 means cutting usual. Setting 1, 2 and 3 are orbital cutting modes. The higher the setting,
the jumps are more aggressive blade, where the setting 3 is the most aggressive cutting
mode. (see 1, Fig.7)