To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the LED light is flashing and the motor does not start on my Bosch Saw?
If the LED light on your Bosch Saw is flashing and the motor won't start, it could be due to overheating. Try letting the tool cool down. Alternatively, the battery might be too hot, in which case you should exchange the battery for a cooler one.
Why won't the motor start on my Bosch GCM18V-07S?
If the motor of your Bosch Saw doesn't start, there are several possible reasons: * The battery pack might not be charged – charge the battery if needed. * The battery pack might not be installed properly – make sure the battery is correctly locked and secured to the tool. * The battery pack temperature could be too hot or cold – allow the battery to sit until it reaches a normal operating temperature. * The Electronic Motor Protection might have turned the tool off – remove and replace the battery. * The switch might be burned out – let the tool sit for a few minutes until it reaches a normal operating temperature.
How to fix a Bosch GCM18V-07S when the brake does not stop the blade in about 5 seconds?
If the brake on your Bosch Saw doesn't stop the blade within about 5 seconds, it could be due to a loose blade bolt. Try tightening the blade bolt to resolve this issue.
General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Corded/Cordless | Cordless |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Type | Miter Saw |
| Blade Diameter | 7-1/4 inches |
| Arbor Size | 5/8 in |
| Max. Bevel Angle Left | 47 degrees |
| Max. Bevel Angle Right | 47 degrees |
| Max. Miter Angle Right | 47 degrees |
| Bevel Capacity | 47 degrees left and right |
| Miter Capacity | 47 degrees Left / 47 degrees Right |
| Max. Miter Angle Left | 47 degrees |
Read all safety warnings, instructions, and specifications provided with the power tool.
Essential safety guidelines specific to operating miter saws to prevent injury.
Further safety guidelines to enhance user protection during tool operation.
Specifies the intended applications and materials for the miter saw.
Instructions on where to store the Torx wrench for easy access and safekeeping.
Steps for correctly inserting and removing the battery pack from the tool.
Detailed steps for safely removing and installing saw blades, with important warnings.
Guide on how to attach and use the dust collection system for sawdust management.
Instructions for connecting a vacuum cleaner or dust extractor to the saw's dust port.
Explains how to engage and disengage the pin to secure the saw head assembly.
Steps to calibrate the miter detent system for accurate angle stops.
Procedure to adjust the miter scale pointer to ensure accurate angle readings.
How to check and adjust the saw's 0-degree bevel setting for precise cuts.
How to check and adjust the saw's 45-degree bevel setting for accurate angled cuts.
Safety precautions and methods for safely lifting and carrying the miter saw.
Steps to prepare the saw for lifting, including setting angles and locking mechanisms.
Guidelines for securely mounting the miter saw on a workbench or using temporary clamps.
Instructions on how to safely activate the power switch to prevent accidental starts.
Guidance on proper body posture and hand placement for safe and effective cutting.
Identifies and explains the critical safety zone around the blade to avoid contact.
Instructions on using the fence to support workpieces outside the no-hands zone.
Importance and procedure for performing a dry run to understand the blade's path.
Information on the function and potential issues with the lower blade guard.
Methods and precautions for supporting workpieces during cutting operations.
Steps to create and attach an auxiliary fence for extended workpiece support.
Explanation of the electric brake function and its limitations.
How to use the knob to lock the miter table at a desired angle.
Guide on using detents for quick and accurate miter angle settings.
Instructions for performing standard crosscuts without using the sliding feature.
Instructions for performing crosscuts using the saw's sliding head assembly for wider workpieces.
Explanation of miter cuts, reading the miter scale, and using detents for angle settings.
How to perform cuts with the blade tilted relative to the horizontal table.
Procedure for setting up the saw for precise bevel cuts.
Steps to engage and use the feature for making -2 degree bevel undercuts.
How to perform cuts combining miter and bevel angles simultaneously.
Instructions and tips for cutting base molding for 90-degree corners.
Guidance on cutting crown molding, including spring angles and specific settings.
Method for cutting crown molding with the workpiece angled against the fence.
Technique for cutting crown molding with it positioned flat on the saw table.
Table of specific miter and bevel settings for common crown molding cuts.
Overview of special cutting techniques, including bowed or irregularly shaped materials.
Specific instructions for cutting bowed or warped workpieces safely.
Guidelines for professional servicing and repair of the power tool.
Information on battery care, replacement, and performance.
How to maintain saw blades, including cleaning and when to replace them.
Recommendations for lubricating moving parts of the tool.
Information regarding bearing lubrication requirements.
Instructions and warnings related to cleaning the tool and its components.
Solutions for common electrical problems encountered with the tool.
Solutions for common general operational issues and performance problems.
List of optional attachments and accessories available for the miter saw.
