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General| Type | Reciprocating Saw |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Cordless |
| Voltage | 20V |
| Stroke Length | 1-1/8 inch |
| No Load Speed | 0-3000 SPM |
| Weight | 5.6 lbs |
| Blade Change | Tool-free |
| Keyless Blade Clamp | Yes |
| Bevel Capacity | Not Applicable |
Check battery pack voltage corresponds to rating plate voltage. Ensure charger voltage matches mains voltage.
Procedure for fitting a new mains plug, including safe disposal of the old plug and correct wiring.
Use only approved extension cables suitable for charger power input. Ensure cable is fully unwound from a reel.
Contains essential safety and operating instructions for compatible battery chargers. Read all instructions before use.
Includes guidance on ordering replacement packs, catalogue numbers, voltage, and general safety precautions for battery use.
Details the two modes (Use and Transport) of the FLEXVOLT™ battery and how the transport cap affects shipping regulations.
Best storage is cool and dry, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Store at room temperature for optimum performance.
Information on pictographs found on charger and battery pack labels, referencing instruction manual and technical data.
Lists compatible battery packs for the DCS386 tool and provides reference to Technical Data for more information.
Overview of the reciprocating sabre saw, its intended use, and general operating principles.
This reciprocating sabre saw is designed for professional cutting of wood, metal, plastic, and drywall. Do not use under wet conditions.
Instructions to turn off the tool and disconnect the battery pack before making adjustments or removing accessories to prevent injury.
Step-by-step guide on how to install and remove the battery pack from the tool handle, ensuring it is fully seated.
Explains the function of the fuel gauge's green LED lights indicating remaining battery charge level.
Always observe safety instructions and applicable regulations. Turn tool off and disconnect battery before adjustments.
Ensures correct hand placement on the tool for safe operation and anticipation of sudden reactions, reducing risk of injury.
Details the function of the worklight, which activates when the trigger is depressed and remains on briefly after release.
Describes how the battery indicator lights signal a low charge state, blinking twice and dimming.
Utilizes the tool's compact design for close cutting to floors, corners, and other difficult areas.
Guide on how to perform pocket/plunge cuts in wood, including blade insertion and cutting technique.
Provides information on cutting capacities for metal, blade selection, and best practices for achieving clean cuts.
States that the power tool requires no additional lubrication for its operation.
Instructions for cleaning the tool using dry air for vents and a damp cloth with mild soap for non-metallic parts.
Advises using only DEWALT recommended accessories as un-tested ones could be hazardous.
Information on the tool's compatibility with the Tool Connect™ Chip for inventory management via a smart device.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the Tool Connect™ Chip into the tool's designated pocket.
Guidance on proper disposal of products and batteries, emphasizing separate collection and recycling.
Instructions for recharging the battery pack when it fails to produce sufficient power and for environmentally sound disposal.
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