Power Fist CUT-OFF SAW User Manual

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Power Fist CUT-OFF SAW Specifications

General

Brand	Power Fist
Model	CUT-OFF SAW
Category	Saw
Language	English

Summary

General Safety Rules

Know Your Power Tool

Read the owner's manual and labels to understand applications, limitations, and potential hazards.

Ground All Tools

Ensure tools are properly grounded using a three-prong plug and receptacle for shock protection.

Maintain a Clean Work Area

Keep work areas clean and free of clutter; floors should not be slippery.

Avoid Dangerous Environments

Do not use tools in damp/wet locations or expose them to rain; keep areas well-lit.

Keep Children and Visitors Away

Ensure children and visitors maintain a safe distance from the work area.

Use Tools Appropriately

Do not force tools or attachments to perform tasks they were not designed for.

Wear Proper Apparel

Avoid loose clothing, jewelry; wear protective hair covering and non-slip footwear.

Maintain Tools and Safety

Keep tools sharp, clean, and check for damage; avoid accidental starting.

Never Leave Tool Unattended

Turn off the tool and wait for it to stop completely before leaving.

Special Safety Rules for Cut-Off Saws

Proper Setup and PPE

Ensure saw is assembled and wear appropriate safety gear like goggles, face shield, and gloves.

Wheel and Guard Integrity

Use correct wheels/flanges, tighten securely, keep guards in place, and check for damage.

Safe Operating Practices

Secure workpiece, keep hands clear, stop wheel before adjustments, use for ferrous metals only.

Maintenance and Servicing Precautions

Turn off power for servicing, replace damaged parts immediately, and shut off power before repairs.

Motor Specifications and Electrical Requirements

Grounded Tools with Three-Prong Plugs

Proper grounding protects against electric shock; use three-prong plugs and receptacles.

Extension Cord Usage

Use heavy-gauge, three-wire extension cords to prevent voltage drop and overheating.

Getting To Know Your Cut-Off Saw

Key Saw Features

Familiarize with spindle lock, head lock, 14" abrasive wheel, and carrying handle.

Operational Adjustments and Controls

Understand wheel guard, quick release lever, pivoting fence, and depth stop for effective cutting.

Assembly & Adjusting

On-Off Switch Operation

Instructions for starting and stopping the tool, and locking the switch when not in use.

Using the Head Lock Down Pin

How to use the pin to secure the saw head in the lowered position for portability.

Carrying the Tool Safely

Steps for lowering and locking the head before transporting the saw to a job site.

Assembly & Adjusting

Adjusting the Vise

Guide to loosening bolts, sliding fence, aligning scale, and tightening vise for workpiece.

Removing or Installing Wheels

Detailed steps for changing abrasive wheels, including spindle lock use and tightening.

Maintaining Your Cut-Off Saw

Post-Use Cleaning and Inspection

Clean the tool after each use, check guard operation, and wipe with mild soap and cloth.

Recommended Maintenance Schedule

Service by authorized centers for brush replacement, lubrication, and electrical checks.

Trouble Shooting

Motor Issues

Diagnose problems like motor not starting or stalling, checking fuses, brushes, and voltage.

Cutting Performance Problems

Address blade hits, cuts not square, binding, or rough cuts by checking alignment and pressure.

Mechanical Operation Issues

Troubleshoot power head rising issues or vibration by checking lubrication and parts.

Chop Saw Parts List

Component Identification

Detailed list of all parts for the cut-off saw with corresponding numbers.