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– Remove the saw blade from the workpiece.
Plunge sawing
► P. 4, fig. 6
NOTICE! Risk of damage to the unit! A
plunge cut can only be made in softer mate-
rials (e. g. wood, plasterboard). For harder
materials, a hole must be drilled that is suit-
able for the saw blade.
– Only use short saw blades for plunge cuts.
– Place the device with the edge of the foot plate (6)
on the work piece in such a way that the saw
blade does not touch the work piece.
– Turn on the device.
– Press the device firmly up against the work piece
and slowly plunge the blade into the work piece.
– As soon as the foot plate is positioned flat on the
work piece, continue sawing along the required
cutting line.
Tips for sawing
– When sawing, the foot plate must rest safety and
fully on the work piece.
– When sawing metal, apply coolant or lubrication
to the cutting line.
– When sawing small or thin work pieces always
use a stable surface or a work bench.
Things to note when sawing plastic
– When sawing plastic, if possible, use a new blade.
– When sawing, ensure speedy operation. If you
saw too slowly, the plastic will heat up, become
soft and adhere to the teeth of the blade. The cut
will be untidy and you will need to clean the blade.
Error/Fault
Device does not work.
Sawing performance is not good
enough.
Saw blade distorted
If you can't fix the fault yourself, contact your nearest
vendor. Please be aware that any improper repairs
will also invalidate the warranty and additional costs
may be incurred.
Disposal
Disposal of the appliance
A crossed-out wheelie bin icon means: Bat-
teries and rechargeable batteries, electrical
or electronic devices must not be disposed of
with household waste. They may contain
substances that are harmful to the environ-
ment and human health.
Consumers must dispose of waste electrical devices,
spent portable batteries and rechargeable batteries
separately from household waste at an official collec-
tion point to ensure that these items are processed
correctly. The product can be returned free of charge
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Things to note when sawing metal
– When sawing metal, use a special blade.
– Saw with a low but even speed.
– When cutting profiles, start cutting at the thin side.
– When cutting U-shaped profiles, start cutting at
Cleaning
Cleaning overview
Regularly and according to the operating condi-
tions
What?
Clean the ventilation slots
of the motor to remove
dust.
Clean the device.
Troubleshooting
What to do when something doesn't work...
Malfunctions are often caused by minor faults. You
can easily remedy most of these yourself. Please
consult the following table before contacting the ven-
dor. You will save yourself a lot of trouble and possibly
money too.
Cause
Device is faulty?
Saw blade not suitable for the mate-
rial?
Saw blade is worn?
Too much load?
in accordance with the legal requirements, for exam-
ple through a municipal waste disposal company or a
dealer.
Batteries, rechargeable batteries and lamps
that are not permanently installed in waste
electrical equipment and can be removed in
a non-destructive way must be removed and
disposed of separately before disposal of the equip-
ment. Lithium batteries and rechargeable battery
packs of all systems are only to be handed in to the
waste collection points in a discharged state. The bat-
teries must always be protected against short circuits
by taping off the poles.
All end users are responsible for deleting any per-
sonal data stored on waste devices prior to their dis-
posal.
Disposal of the packaging
The packaging consists of cardboard and
correspondingly marked plastics that can
be recycled.
the closed side.
DANGER! Risk of injury! Unprofessional
repairs may mean that your unit will no
longer operate safely. This endangers you
and your environment.
Remedy
Contact your local vendor.
Fit an appropriate saw blade.
► Fitting the saw blade – p. 29.
Reduce the pressure on the saw
blade.
How?
Use a vacuum, cleaning
brush or paint brush.
Wipe the unit with a damp
cloth.
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