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ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
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reciprocating saw must only be used by persons
who have been instructed in its use and only for the
purposes for which it has been designed.
POWER SUPPLY.
Make sure the power supply is adapted to the
requirements shown on the information panel of the
cordless reciprocating saw (1). Using the motor at low
voltage will make it operate slowly. This will reduce
performance and may cause the motor to overheat.
BATTERY AND CHARGER.
If the battery housing is damaged, do not insert it in the
charger, as there may be a risk of electric shock. The
charger and battery are designed to work together, do
not attempt to charge the battery with any other model of
charger. Do not expose the charger to damp conditions.
The charger is designed for use with rechargeable
batteries, any other type of use may pose a fire risk
or cause electric shocks. Keep the charger away from
sources of heat. Do not open the charger, incorrect
reassembly may increase the risk of fire, explosion or
electric shocks. Do not allow liquids to enter the charger,
as they may cause electric shocks. Do not store the
charger or the batteries in temperatures higher than
40ºC. Never use the charger at a different voltage to
that specified by the manufacturer. The batteries must
not be opened under any circumstances. Do not attempt
to burn batteries, even when they are empty or broken,
as they may explode. Do not charge the batteries in
air temperatures any lower than 4.5ºC or higher than
40.5ºC to prevent damage. Both the charger and battery
may heat up during the charging process, this is normal,
and does not mean there is a problem. The battery
must be recharged when it does not produce enough
energy in situations when it previously did, do not use
the battery in these conditions. Disconnect the charger
from the mains when it does not have a battery inserted.
BATTERY INSTALL.
To remove the battery hold the cordless reciprocating
saw firmly by the handle, press the battery catch
and remove it (2).
CHARGING BATTERY.
Insert the charger jack into the socket on the battery.
Connect the charger to the power supply. It will take
between 1.5 and 2 hours to charge the battery
fully at 20ºC. If the battery overheats as a result of
direct sunlight or other factors, the pilot light may
not illuminate. In this case, leave the battery to cool
and then restart the charging process. Disconnect
the charger from the power supply. Hold the charger
firmly and pull the battery out, putting it away in
a suitable place. Due to their internal chemical
composition, batteries that have never been used
or left unused for long periods of time may not
produce their full output during their first or second
use. This is a temporary phenomenon, to restore
the optimal battery activity, repeat this process
three times with each of them.
POWER INDICATOR LIGHTS.
There are 3 power indicator lights at the battery,
which will be automatically switched on when
pressing the check button (3). The indicator lights
show the power status of the battery. 3 lights on
means the battery with full power. 2 lights on means
medium power. 1 light on means low power and
needs to be recharged.
INSTALL OR REMOVE THE SAW BLADE.
Unplug the battery first. Rotate the quick-release
blade clamp anticlockwise with hand (4). At the
same time push blade to the deepest position, then
release the quick-release blade clamp. Make sure
it is securely fastened (5). When removing the saw
blade, follow the above procedure in reverse order.
CHANGE POSITION OF THE PIVOT SHOE
ASSEMBLY.
Unplug your saw. Loosen the both cap screws in the gear
frame with hex key. Reposition pivot shoe assembly in
or out (6). Retighten both cap screws securely. Do not
over tighten cap screws. Remove hex key.
TWO SWITCHES.
Caution; before installing the battery, check to see
that the trigger switch and lever switch actuate
properly and return to the “Off” position when
released. To prevent the trigger switch and lever
switch from accidentally being pulled, there is
a lock button (7) . To start, pull either the trigger
switch or the lever switch. For the trigger switch,
first unlock the lock button and then pull the trigger
switch to start. For the lever switch, first unlock the
lock button and then pull the lever switch to start.
The lock button can be pressed from either right or
left. The speed is increased by increasing pressure
on the trigger switch or lever switch. Release the
trigger switch or lever switch to stop.
GENERAL CUTTING.
Clamp your work piece if it is portable. Rest the
front shoe of the saw on your work piece (be sure
the blade is not contacting the work piece) and start
the saw, exerting enough pressure in the direction