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1 Black Cy an Magenta Y ellow Code: RC1200 Date: 061010 Edition: 05 Op: PW 1200W RECIPROCA TING SA W RC1200 INSTRUCTION MANUAL[...]
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2 Contents W ar ra nty P owe rt ool s Whi lst ev ery effo rt is m ade to ensur e your compl ete sat isf act ion with t his to ol, oc cas ion all y , due to the mass man ufa ctu ring techn iques, a too l m ay not live u p to o ur req uir ed leve l of p erform ance a nd you ma y n eed the ass ist anc e of our s ervice de par tme nt. Thi s p rod uct i[...]
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3 Descr iptio n of s ymbols The ratin g p lat e on you r too l may sh ow sym bols. The se rep resent im por tan t info rma tio n abou t t he pro duc t or ins tru cti ons on its use . We ar he ari ng pro tec tio n. We ar ey e prot ection . We ar br eat hing pr ote cti on. Dou ble insul ate d for addit ion al pr otec tion. For safe op era tio n read [...]
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4 Gen eral sa fet y r ul es W ARNI NG. Read all ins tru cti ons . Fail ure to fol low all ins tru cti ons li ste d belo w m ay re sult in elect ric shoc k, fi re and /or serio us in jur y . The ter m “ pow er too l” in all of th e war ning s li ste d belo w re fer s to you r ma ins o per ated (cor ded) pow er too l o r batt ery oper ate d (cor [...]
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5 c. Di scon nect the plug from th e powe r s our ce bef ore mak ing any adj ust men ts, ch ang ing acces sories , o r sto rin g powe r too ls. Such pr eve nti ve saf ety meas ures red uce the ris k of sta rti ng th e powe r too l acci den tal ly . d. Sto re i dl e po wer t oo ls o ut o f th e re ac h of chi ld ren a nd do not all ow per son s unfa[...]
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6 The manuf acture r s hal l not be liabl e f or an y chan ges made to th e tool nor for an y dama ge resul tin g from su ch cha nges. Eve n when th e tool is used as pres cri bed it is not po ssi ble to el imin ate all re sid ual ri sk fa cto rs. T he follo win g haz ards may arise in conne ction wi th th e tool ’s co nst ruc tion and desig n: ?[...]
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7 Know your p roduc t Bef ore using the Rec iproca ting Saw , famil iarise your sel f wit h all th e ope rati ng featu res and saf ety requ irem ents. Use the too l onl y for th e appl icatio ns inten ded . All oth er app lic ati ons ar e exp ress ly ruled out. 10 1. T rigg er sw itc h 2. Pen dul um con trol 3. Loc k-o ff butt on 4. T o ol-fre e b [...]
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8 Setti ng up Ins tal lin g a saw bla de CAU TIO N. Alw ays ensu re th at the saw is sw itc hed off and unplu gged fro m the mains supp ly bef ore inst alli ng or re movi ng a blade . We ar wor k glo ves when re pla cin g a bla de. 1. Lo osen th e blad e c lam p (4) by depr essi ng the cla mp lev er (12 ). This wi ll all ow the saw blade to be inse[...]
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9 2. Wi th the pend ulum co ntr ol (2) set at posi tio n , the bla de swi ngs up and do wn as we ll as mo ving ba ckw ard s and for war ds. This “p end ulu m act ion cutti ng” is very ef ficie nt whe n cutt ing soft er ma teri als. Not e. Pen dulum ac tio n cutt ing can leave a ro ugh fi nis h. Use a file or rasp to clea n up the cut edg e if n[...]
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1 0 4. Ma rk out the cut ting lin e. 5. Sq ueez e t he tri gger . 6. Se lect th e spee d w ith contr ol (9) . 7. Pl ace th e sho e on the wor kpi ece and beg in saw ing. Not e. Use on ly eno ugh pres sur e to ke ep the saw cut ting. Do not for ce the cu tti ng; allow the bla de and the saw to do the work . W ARNI NG. Use of exces siv e pre ssu re t[...]
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1 1 Maint enanc e W ARNI NG. Always en sur e that th e tool is switc hed off an d the plug is remo ved from th e pow er po int be for e mak ing an y adj ust men ts or ma int enan ce proce dur es. Reg ula rly check that all the fixin g s cre ws are ti ght . Th ey may vibra te loose over time. Clean ing 1. Ke ep the tool ’s air ven ts un clo gged a[...]
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