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General| Type | Reciprocating Saw |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 18 V |
| Stroke Length | 1-1/4 in |
| Weight | 6.2 lbs |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Stroke Rate | 0 - 3, 000 SPM |
| No-load Speed | 0 - 3, 000 SPM |
Guidelines for maintaining a safe and clean work environment to prevent accidents.
Precautions to prevent electric shock, including proper plug use and avoiding grounded surfaces.
Advice on staying alert, using PPE, and avoiding distractions or impairment while operating tools.
Instructions on proper usage, maintenance, and handling of power tools to ensure safety and longevity.
Guidelines for safe charging, usage, and handling of battery packs to prevent injury and fire hazards.
Hold tool by insulated surfaces to avoid electric shock from hidden live wires.
Securely support the workpiece to maintain stability and control during operation.
Avoid drilling into walls without checking for hidden wiring or utilities.
Maintain a safe distance from the cutting area to prevent finger injuries.
Avoid placing hands between the gear housing and blade clamp to prevent pinching.
Use sharp, undamaged blades for safety and to prevent kickback or breakage.
Start the tool and reach full blade speed before engaging the material to avoid chatter.
Wear safety goggles and a dust mask or respirator when operating the tool.
Always secure the workpiece before cutting to prevent loss of control.
Ensure all screws and the blade clamp are tight before cutting for safe operation.
Handle blades carefully during removal, using gloves as they may be hot.
Be aware of the exposed blade when using the utility hook for hanging.
Ensure the switch is OFF before inserting the battery pack to prevent accidental startup.
Wear protective gloves when operating the saw for prolonged periods due to potential gearbox heat.
Do not use AC-only rated tools with a DC power supply, as it may cause failure and hazard.
Keep tool handles dry and clean, free from oil and grease for a secure grip.
Establish a regular maintenance schedule for your tool to ensure proper operation and safety.
Be aware of chemical hazards in dust from construction activities, use ventilation and PPE.
Details the model number, voltage rating, no load speed, and maximum capacities.
Guidance on choosing the correct blade for different cutting jobs and materials.
Step-by-step instructions for safely installing and removing saw blades.
Instructions on how to properly insert and remove the battery pack from the tool.
Information on the tool's electronic cell protection and battery care.
Explanation of the lock-off button for preventing accidental starts.
Details on adjusting the maximum blade stroke rate using the speed dial.
How to operate the variable speed trigger for controlled cutting.
Explanation of the 'soft start' and speed maintenance system.
Information on the counterbalancing system for reduced vibration.
Details on the automatic operation of the LED work light.
Guidance on adjusting orbital action for different materials and cuts.
Instructions for using the tool's hanging hook and safety considerations.
How to adjust and lock the footplate for optimal blade life and cut depth.
Tips for secure clamping, proper grip, and blade contact for efficient sawing.
Specific advice for cutting metal, including lubrication and material handling.
Instructions and notes for making plunge cuts in softer materials.
Guidelines for tool servicing, recommending authorized repair centers.
Advice on recognizing battery end-of-life and preventing damage.
Information on initial lubrication, motor life, and bearing maintenance.
Warnings about cleaning agents that can damage plastic parts.
Instructions for lubricating the LockJaw blade holder.
Warning on using unspecified attachments and storing accessories.
