Chicago Electric 65570 User Manual

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ITEM 65570
6 AMP
RECIPROCATING SAW
WITH ROTATING HANDLE
REV 12a
(Saw Blade Sold Separately)

Chicago Electric 65570 Specifications

General

Model	65570
Category	Saw
Brand	Chicago Electric
Blade Diameter	10 inches
Motor Power	15 Amp
Voltage	120V
Amps	15
Type	Sliding Compound Miter Saw
Bevel Range	0-45°
Miter Range	45° left and right
Dust Collection	Yes
Motor Type	Electric

Summary

Manual Handling and Initial Warnings

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Keep this manual for future reference regarding safety, assembly, and operating procedures.

Product Usage Safety Warning

A prominent warning to read safety material before product use for injury prevention.

Safety Guidelines and Definitions

Warning Symbols and Definitions

Explains the meaning of various safety alert symbols used in the manual.

Important Safety Information

Critical safety guidelines for operating the power tool safely.

General Power Tool Safety

Key safety precautions for all power tool usage.

Safety Precautions

Electrical Safety

Guidelines for safe use of electricity and power tools to prevent shock.

Personal Safety

Recommendations for personal protective equipment and safe operating practices.

Power Tool Usage and Care

Power Tool Use and Care

Best practices for using and maintaining the power tool for longevity and safety.

Service and Repair

Guidance on how and by whom the tool should be serviced for optimal performance.

Reciprocating Saw Specific Safety

Specific safety warnings related to the operation of a reciprocating saw.

Vibration and Chemical Safety

Vibration Safety

Measures to reduce the risk of physical injury from tool vibration.

Chemical Exposure Warnings

Information on chemical hazards and precautions for safe handling.

Grounding and Extension Cords

Grounding Requirements

Explanation of proper grounding for electrical safety.

Extension Cord Guidelines

Recommendations for selecting and using extension cords safely and effectively.

Specifications and Setup

Product Specifications

Key technical details of the reciprocating saw, including electrical rating and speed.

Setup Before Use

Essential steps to take before operating the tool for the first time.

Operating Instructions

Installing the Saw Blade

Step-by-step guide on how to properly insert and secure the saw blade.

Handle Rotation Adjustment

Instructions on how to adjust the handle position for comfort and control.

Work Area and General Cutting

Workpiece and Work Area Setup

Guidelines for preparing the work area and securing workpieces for safe cutting.

General Cutting Procedure

Detailed steps for performing general cuts using the reciprocating saw.

Specific Cutting Techniques

Plunge Cutting

Instructions for performing plunge cuts on specific materials.

Metal Cutting

Procedures for safely and effectively cutting metal with the saw.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Cleaning, Maintenance, and Lubrication

Procedures for cleaning, maintaining, and lubricating the tool.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for common problems like tool not starting or operating slowly.

Parts and Warranty Information

Parts List and Diagram

A comprehensive list and visual diagram of all tool components.

Limited 90 Day Warranty

Details of the product warranty, coverage, and claim procedures.