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General| Brand | DeWalt |
|---|---|
| Model | DC330B |
| Category | Cordless Saw |
| Language | English |
Defines signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE for safety communication.
Core safety instructions for all power tools, emphasizing reading manuals and saving instructions.
Stay alert, use personal protective equipment, prevent unintentional starts, dress properly.
Do not force the tool, use correct tool, maintain tools, keep cutting tools sharp, and store idle tools safely.
Recharge with specified charger, use designated packs, keep terminals from shorting, and avoid high temperatures.
Secure workpiece, keep hands away from moving parts, keep blades sharp, and use caution when cutting overhead.
Keep air vents clear, avoid loose clothing, always wear safety glasses and hearing protection.
Work in ventilated areas, use approved dust masks, and wash exposed skin after work.
Avoid explosive atmospheres, never force battery into charger, and do not store/use in extreme temperatures.
Do not crush, drop, or damage battery packs; damaged packs may cause shock or electrocution.
Do not incinerate battery packs; handle opened cells carefully and wash skin/eyes if contact occurs.
Explains RBRC seal for battery recycling programs and environmental responsibility.
Read charger instructions, avoid shorting contacts, do not operate damaged chargers, and unplug before cleaning.
Read charger instructions, avoid shorting contacts, do not operate damaged chargers, and unplug before cleaning.
Use correct gauge extension cords for safety and avoid improper cords which risk fire or shock.
Balances battery cells for peak capacity; recommended weekly or after cycles.
Explains indicator lights for charging status, pack condition, and power line issues.
Charge between 65-75°F (18-24°C). Avoid extreme temperatures for battery life.
Check receptacle, switch, temperature, or take tool to service center if charging fails.
Store battery packs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excess heat or cold.
Identifies key components of the jig saw, such as battery release button, trigger switch, and blade lever.
Guides on how to install and remove the battery pack from the tool handle securely.
Explains how to start, stop, and control the tool's speed using the trigger switch and lock-off button.
Provides instructions for installing and removing T-shank jig saw blades, including special blades.
Details how to insert and remove blades using the keyless blade lever and clamp mechanism.
Instructions on how to unlock, bevel, and lock the shoe for angled cuts, with detents at specific angles.
Explains the four cutting actions, including orbital for soft materials and straight, and how to adjust the lever.
How to use dust blower and attach/remove no-mar shoe cover for surface protection.
Guidance on using the anti-splinter insert to minimize tear-out, especially on finished surfaces.
Method for making inside cuts by inserting the saw directly into a panel without a pilot hole.
Technique for cutting close to walls or obstacles using a flush cutting blade, with shoe set to 0° position.
Best practices for cutting wood, including supporting the workpiece, using higher speed, and not forcing the tool.
Advice for cutting thin sheet metals, including clamping wood, selecting blades, and speed settings.
Instructions for cleaning air vents and non-metallic parts using approved methods.
Steps for cleaning the charger and recommendations for using only DEWALT accessories.
States that repairs should be performed by authorized service personnel using identical parts.
Encourages registering product for warranty, ownership proof, and safety notifications.
Covers defects in materials/workmanship for three years, excluding normal wear and abuse.
Includes 1-year free service, battery pack free service, and 90-day money-back guarantee.
Offers free replacement for illegible or missing warning labels on the tool.
