To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Worx WX531 Saw won't start?
If your Worx Saw isn't starting, there are a few potential reasons. First, ensure the battery pack is properly connected to a working outlet. Also, check if the battery pack is powered on; if not, charge the battery. Finally, the carbon brush may be worn down, requiring replacement by a qualified maintenance person.
Why is the cutting depth less than set on my Worx WX531 Saw?
If the cutting depth on your Worx Saw is less than expected, it could be due to several reasons. Sawdust accumulation at the rear of the base might be the cause, so shake it out, or consider connecting a vacuum for dust collection. Also, check if the blade is not tightly engaged with the spindle; if so, remove and reassemble the blade. A dull blade can also cause this issue, so try mounting a new, sharp blade. Ensure the blade is properly mounted and that you're using a parallel guide. If restarting in the workpiece, center the blade in the kerf and ensure the saw teeth are not engaged into the material. Lastly, allow the saw blade to reach full speed prior to beginning a cut.
What to do if Worx WX531 blade teeth are engaged in the material?
If the Worx Saw blade teeth are engaged in the material when starting, center the saw blade in the kerf before restarting and ensure the saw teeth aren't engaged in the material. Also, allow the saw blade to reach full speed before cutting.
What to do if Worx Saw blade is not tightly engaged with the spindle?
If the Worx Saw blade is not tightly engaged with the spindle, remove the blade and reassemble it as described in Mounting and Removing the Blade section.
What to do if the Worx WX531 blade gets stuck?
To resolve this, ensure the Worx Saw blade is centered in the kerf before restarting and verify that the saw teeth aren't engaged in the material. Also, let the saw blade reach its maximum speed before cutting.
What to do if the blade is not tightly engaged with the spindle of Worx Saw?
If the Worx Saw blade isn't tightly engaged with the spindle, remove the blade and reassemble it following the instructions in the Mounting and Removing the Blade section.
How to troubleshoot Worx WX531 that won't turn on?
If your Worx Saw isn't working, check the following: 1. Make sure the battery park is properly connected to a working outlet. 2. Charge the battery. 3. If the carbon brush is worn, have a qualified maintenance person replace it.
What to do if sawdust accumulated at the rear of the base of Worx Saw?
To solve this problem with your Worx Saw, shake out the accumulated sawdust. You might also want to connect a vacuum for dust collection.
General| Type | Circular Saw |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Cordless |
| Voltage | 20V |
| Blade Diameter | 85 mm |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Battery Capacity | 2.0 Ah |
| Bevel Capacity | 45 Degrees |
Ensures safe operation by maintaining a clean, well-lit area and keeping distractions away.
Guidelines for safe use, covering plugs, grounding, and protection against water and damaged cords.
Emphasizes operator alertness, protective equipment, preventing unintentional starts, and proper attire.
Advice on correct tool selection, operation, maintenance, and safe storage to prevent accidents.
Details on professional servicing and care to ensure the power tool remains safe and functional.
Essential steps and precautions for safe cutting, including hand placement and tool control.
Explains kickback phenomena and outlines critical safety measures to avoid it.
Ensures proper operation of the lower guard for blade protection during cuts.
Specific safety measures for cut-off operations, focusing on guard attachment and positioning.
Guidance on stance and grip to resist kickback forces and maintain tool control.
Precautions for working with corners and edges to prevent snagging and loss of control.
Advice on selecting correct blades and avoiding excessive pressure to prevent binding.
Covers precautions for handling, storing, charging, and disposing of battery packs safely.
Explains common symbols related to safety, operation, and material compatibility.
Information on responsible disposal and recycling of electrical products and batteries.
Presents noise data for cutting wood, metal, and tile, recommending ear protection.
Details vibration values for cutting different materials and factors affecting exposure.
Covers battery checks, safety features, and general handling precautions before starting.
Guidance on rip/cross cutting, guides, depth/angle adjustments, and sawdust management.
Advice on tool cooling, blade selection, keeping tools sharp, clean, and well-maintained.
