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General| Brand | Milwaukee |
|---|---|
| Model | M12 FUEL FJS |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Keep work area clean, avoid explosive atmospheres, and keep children away.
Prevent electric shock by proper grounding, avoiding wet conditions, and not abusing the cord.
Stay alert, use PPE, and prevent unintentional starting.
Use correct power, maintain tools, and keep cutting tools sharp.
Use specified chargers and battery packs; avoid fluid immersion and extreme temperatures.
Secure workpiece, keep hands away from cutting edges and moving parts.
Wear respiratory protection in dusty areas and be aware of hazardous chemical dust.
Prevent short circuits, fire, and injury by avoiding fluid immersion and using correct batteries.
Identifies key parts like LED button, speed dial, power switch, shoe, and blade.
Lists Cat. No., Volts, Battery Type, Charger Type, Stroke Length, SPM, and Operating Temperature.
Explains safety alerts, voltage, DC, manual reading, eye/respiratory protection, and compliance marks.
Instructions on how to insert and remove the battery pack safely.
Step-by-step guide to securely install T-shank jig saw blades.
How to attach and remove the dust cover for dust collection.
Instructions for fitting the anti-splinter plate to reduce workpiece damage.
How to attach and remove the shoe cover to protect the workpiece.
How to set the shoe to a 45° tilt for bevel cuts.
Guide to connecting the vacuum hose adapter for dust collection.
Wear eye protection and respiratory protection when needed.
Explains how to check battery charge level using the fuel gauge.
How to activate and deactivate the sawdust blower for visibility.
Instructions for safely starting, stopping, and using the workpiece LED.
Guide to adjusting the speed dial for optimal cutting performance.
How to adjust the orbital action selector for different materials.
Steps for positioning the tool and guiding the cut on the workpiece.
Tips for straight cuts, bevel cuts, and cutting sheet metal.
Steps for making plunge cuts into soft materials without a pre-drilled hole.
Instructions for tool maintenance, cleaning, and repairs.
Information on using recommended accessories.
Applies to products sold by authorised dealers in Australia and New Zealand.
Contact information for dealers, guarantee, or service agents.
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