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Disconnect battery pack from tool before making any assembly, adjust-
ments or changing accessories. Such preventive safety measures reduce
the risk of starting the tool accidentally.
Brake Action
Your circular saw is equipped with an auto-
matic electric brake, which is designed to
stop the saw blade from spinning in approxi-
mately two (2) seconds after you release the
Trigger Switch 1. This feature helps improve
jobsite productivity.
Braking starts once the power is turned off. The
brake requires a charged battery to function.
Stopping time will vary depending on, among
other factors, saw blade used and number of
actuations. The electric brake of your circu-
lar saw has been designed for a high degree
of reliability, but unexpected circumstances
such as contamination or failure of the mo-
tor's components can cause the brake to not
activate. If the tool operates but the brake
does not consistently stop the blade in about
2 seconds, DO NOT use the circular saw and
have it serviced by a Dremel Factory Service
Center or Dremel authorized service facility.
Protection Against Deep
Discharging
The lithium-ion battery is protected against
deep discharging by "Electronic Cell Protec-
tion (ECP)". When the battery is empty, the
tool is switched off by means of a protective
circuit.
Overload Protection
Your saw is equipped with Electronic Motor
Protection (EMP), which shuts the tool off
under overload conditions that could damage
the tool. This feature can be reset by simply
releasing the Trigger Switch 1 and re-engaging
the Trigger Switch 1 again to restart the tool.
Depth Adjustment
(Fig. 7)
Adjust the cutting depth
so that no more than one
tooth is visible below the work piece. Exces-
sive blade exposure below the workpiece
could result in personal injury and/or prop-
erty damage.
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Operating Instructions
Fig. 7
1. Disconnect the Battery Pack 13 from the
2. Loosen the Depth Adjustment Knob 10 lo-
3. Hold the Foot 4 down with one hand and
4. Tighten the Depth Adjustment Knob 10 at
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X
tool.
cated on the left side of the tool.
raise or lower the saw by the Handle 12.
— For a smaller cutting depth, pull the
saw away from the Foot 4;
— For a deeper cutting depth, push the
saw toward the Foot 4.
The Cutting Depth Scale 11 has an inch
scale on the left and a millimeter scale on
the right.
Set the blade no more than one tooth
length X below the work piece to mini-
mize splintering (See Fig. 7).
the desired depth setting.
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