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Porter-Cable PCC710B User Manual

Porter-Cable PCC710B
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20v Max*
Lithium Oscillating Multi-Tool
CATALOG NUMBER
PCC710
Instruction manual
Batteries and chargers sold separately.
*Maximum initial battery pack voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts.
The nominal voltage is 18.
FI TMENT
NIVERSAL
COMPATIBLE WITH:
CON| / AVEC
DEWALT
®
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Porter-Cable PCC710B Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPorter-Cable
ModelPCC710B
CategoryPower Tool
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Guidelines and Definitions

Safety Alert Symbol Definitions

Definitions for safety alert symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE.

General Safety Rules

Read all safety warnings and instructions to prevent electric shock, fire, or injury.

Work Area Safety

Keep work area clean, well lit, and free of flammable materials.

Electrical Safety

Proper grounding, avoid wet conditions, and use appropriate cords.

Personal Safety

Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starting, dress properly.

Power Tool Use and Care

Proper Tool Usage

Use correct tool, do not force, ensure switch works, disconnect power before adjustments.

Tool Maintenance and Storage

Maintain tools, keep cutting tools sharp, store out of reach.

Battery Tool Use and Care

Charger and Battery Compatibility

Recharge with specified chargers and use designated battery packs.

Battery Handling and Storage

Avoid liquid contact, keep away from metal objects, store properly.

Service and Specific Safety Rules

Tool Servicing

Service by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.

Handling Live Wires

Hold tool by insulated grips when near wiring to prevent shock.

Securing Workpiece

Use clamps or other methods to secure workpiece for stability.

Pre-Cut Safety Checks

Disconnect power near live wires, check for utilities before cutting.

Accessory and Material Safety

Accessory Safety

Keep hands away from cutting area, use sharp blades, handle accessories with caution.

Material Handling Safety

Check for nails before scraping, do not wet sand, avoid wet/damp areas.

Sandpaper Usage

Use correct sandpaper size to avoid snagging or kick-back.

Personal Protective Equipment and Dust Hazards

Eye, Hearing, and Respiratory Protection

Always wear certified safety glasses, face/dust mask, and hearing protection.

Chemical Exposure Warnings

Be aware of dust hazards containing chemicals, work in ventilated areas.

Precautions for Sanding Paint

Lead Paint Sanding Risks

Avoid lead paint sanding due to dust control difficulty and health risks.

General Paint Sanding Safety

Use dust mask, keep children away, avoid eating/drinking in work area.

Environmental and Cleaning Procedures

Dust Minimization and Disposal

Seal areas, vacuum thoroughly, and dispose of dust properly.

Work Area Cleaning

Vacuum and clean surfaces daily, change vacuum bags frequently.

Tool Symbols and Extension Cords

Tool Label Symbols

Explanation of symbols found on the tool label (V, Hz, min, A, W, etc.).

Extension Cord Guidelines

Use correct gauge extension cord based on length and amperage.

Battery Charger Safety

Charger Precautions

Read instructions, avoid liquid, prevent short circuits, use correct voltage.

Charger Usage Restrictions

Do not expose to rain/snow, pull by plug, ensure cord placement.

Battery Pack Safety and Handling

Battery Pack Fire and Explosion Hazards

Do not incinerate, charge/use in explosive atmospheres, avoid liquid contact.

Battery Pack Handling Precautions

Handle battery liquid carefully, avoid extreme temperatures.

Battery Pack Maintenance and Operation

Battery Pack Handling Warnings

Never open a cracked/damaged pack; do not crush, drop, or damage.

Battery Pack Fire Hazard

Do not store or carry with metal objects contacting terminals.

Storage Recommendations

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

Charging Procedure

Plug in charger, insert battery, observe LED for charging status.

Charger Diagnostics and Battery Care

Charger Diagnostics

Detects bad batteries, hot/cold packs, or power line issues via LED.

Leaving Battery in Charger

Charger keeps battery fresh; features automatic tune-up mode.

Important Charging Notes

Charge between 65-75°F; avoid temperatures below 40°F or above 105°F.

Battery Pack and Tool Operation

Battery Pack Temperature

Pack may become warm; avoid warm environments for cooling.

Troubleshooting Battery Charging

Check connections, receptacle, and ambient temperature if charging fails.

Installing/Removing Battery Pack

Insert firmly until click; depress release button to remove.

Intended Use and Accessories

Intended Tool Applications

Detail sanding, flush cutting, removal work, surface preparation.

Tool Components

Identifies components like On/Off switch, speed dial, LED, accessory clamp, battery.

Installing/Removing Accessories

Use tool-free system; grasp lever, clean shaft and holder.

Assembly and Operation

Assembly Instructions

Disconnect power before assembly; slide accessory flush with shaft.

Sanding Sheet Installation

Attach sanding sheets via hook and loop; align and press firmly.

Switch Operation

Slide switch forward to ON, backward to OFF; ensure OFF before battery insertion.

Variable Speed Dial

Select speed (1-6) before operation; higher numbers mean higher speed.

Cutting and Sanding Techniques

Plunge Cutting Safety

Hold saw firmly, inspect work area for hidden wires/pipes.

Making a Cut

Mark area, switch on, feed blade slowly, let tool work at own pace.

Sanding Operation

Use light pressure, sweep strokes, keep workpiece firm, avoid magnesium.

Helpful Hints and Maintenance

General Helpful Hints

Keep workpiece firm, use correct grit paper, avoid overheating.

Tool Maintenance

Clean with mild soap and damp cloth; never use solvents or immerse.

RBRC Seal and Battery Recycling

Information on battery recycling programs and environmental protection.

Troubleshooting

Unit Will Not Start

Check battery installation, charge, and switch position.

Unit Starts Immediately

Ensure switch is in the 'off' position before inserting battery.

Battery Pack Not Charging

Verify battery insertion, charger connection, and ambient temperature.

Unit Shuts Off Abruptly

Allow battery to cool down or recharge if depleted.

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