Villager VLN 1140, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Villager VLN 1140 / VLN 1155 (GB)
Teeth Per Inch
Jigsaw blades are frequently rated in teeth per inch. A general rule is that blades
with a lower number of teeth per inch are better for quck, rough cuts on soft
materials. Blades with a higher number of teeth per inch are designed for harder
materials. Blades with a higher number of teeth per inch make a finer cut but also
cut more slowly than blades with fewer teeth per inch. Before purchasing new
blades, please check on the blade packaging for suitability of the blade for the job
at hand.
Inserting a blade
1. Before performing any adjustments ensure the tool has been switched off and
is disconnected from any power supply.
2. Turn the Jigsaw upside down and remove the hex key from its holder.
3. Loosen the 2 blade securing bolts using the hex key. The bolts can be accessed
though the gap in he blade guard.
4. Insert the shaft end of the blade though the shoe into the blade holder. Ensure
the teeth of the blade face towards the front of the saw.
5. When the blade is inserted as far as it will go, secure it in place by tightening the
bolts clockwise, Fig. A.
6. Check that the back edge (non-serrated edge) of the blade is within the groove
of the blade guide wheel. If not, use the hex key to loosen the two bolts that
secure the shoe and adjust the position of the guide wheel so that the back of
the blade is supported by the blade guide wheel.
7. Tighten the shoe locking screws.
8. Connect the Jigsaw to the power supply, switch on and check that the blade
runs correctly. Switch off.
Removing a blade
1. Before performing any adjustments ensure the tool has been switched off and
is disconnected from any power supply.
2. Turn the Jigsaw upside down and use the hex key to loosen the two blade
securing bolts.
3. Remove the blade though the gap in the shoe.