To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the LED worklight blinking slowly on my Kobalt KRS 124B-03 Saw?
If the LED worklight on your Kobalt Saw is blinking slowly, it means the battery charge is very low. Charge the battery to resolve this issue.
What to do if Kobalt Saw blade binds, jams, or burns the wood?
If the blade of your Kobalt Saw is binding, jamming, or burning the wood, consider the following: * It could be due to improper operation. Review the “OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS” section. * The blade might be dull. Replace or sharpen the blade. * You might be using the wrong blade. Replace the blade with the correct one.
Why does the LED worklight blink rapidly on my Kobalt Saw?
If the LED worklight on your Kobalt Saw blinks rapidly, it indicates that the tool or battery is too warm. The tool has stopped working to protect its internal circuits. To fix this, release the variable-speed trigger switch, wait for the tool to cool down, and then start it again.
Why is the motor overheating on my Kobalt KRS 124B-03 Saw?
If the motor of your Kobalt Saw is overheating, the cooling vents might be obstructed. Clean and clear the vents. Also, ensure that you are not covering the vents with your hand during operation.
General| Corded/Cordless | Corded |
|---|---|
| Blade Size | 12 inch |
| Amperage | 15 amps |
| Bevel Type | Dual |
| Arbor Size | 1 inch |
Read manual and labels before use; keep manual for future reference.
Tool must be serviced only by a qualified service technician.
Read all warnings, instructions, and specifications to prevent shock, fire, or injury.
Maintain a clean, well-lit area; avoid explosive atmospheres; keep bystanders clear.
Match plugs, avoid grounded surfaces, protect from rain/wetness, handle cords safely.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintended starting, dress properly, avoid complacency.
Use correct tool, maintain parts, keep cutting tools sharp, handle surfaces dry.
Recharge with specified charger, use designated battery packs, handle leaks, avoid damaged batteries.
Power tool and battery pack servicing should only be performed by qualified personnel.
Hold by insulated grips, secure workpiece, keep hands clear, disconnect power, check levers.
Familiarize yourself with the tool's operating features and safety requirements before use.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect and disconnect the battery pack securely to the tool.
Guidance on choosing the correct saw blade (TPI) for different materials like wood, metal, and plastic.
Procedure for safely inserting and removing the saw blade using the blade clamp mechanism.
How to operate the variable-speed trigger for control and use the switch-lock button for safety.
Interpreting the LED worklight signals for tool status, overheating, and low battery.
Instructions and warnings for performing standard cutting tasks with the reciprocating saw.
Detailed steps and safety precautions for making plunge cuts into surfaces.
Techniques and recommendations for cutting various metal types, including the use of cutting oil.
Instructions for cleaning the tool using a soft, dry cloth to maintain safe and proper operation.
