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Plunge cuts
Plunge cuts may only be made in soft ma-
terials such as wood, aerated concrete,
plasterboard, etc. However, this requires a
certain amount of practice and is possible
only with short saw blades.
Plunge cuts are only allowed if the mitre
angle is 0°.
1. Place the saw on the workpiece and
switch it on.
2. Make sure that the front edge of the
bottom plate rests on the surface of the
workpiece.
3. Slowly saw at an angle into the work-
piece, then bring the saw into a verti-
cal position.
4. Continue sawing along the cutting line.
5. Turn off the saw and lift it off the work-
piece after finishing work.
Working instructions
• Clamp the workpiece. Use a clamping
device for small workpieces.
• Draw a line to specify the direction in
which the saw blade is guided.
• Hold the device securely by the handle.
• Set the sawing speed.
• Adjust the mitre angle.
• Set the pendulum stroke position.
• Turn on the device.
• Wait until the device has reached full
speed.
• Place the bottom plate (5) on the work-
piece.
• Slowly move the device along the
marked line, pressing the bottom plate
firmly against the workpiece.
• Do not apply too much pressure to the
device. Let the device do the work.
• Before shutting down the device, switch
it off and wait for it to come to a com-
plete standstill.
Cleaning and Servicing
Switch off the device and re-
move the battery before car-
rying out any maintenance
work.
You should have any repair and
maintenance work that is not de-
scribed in these instructions carried
out by our Service Centre. Only use
original parts.
Cleaning
The device must not be
sprayed with water or placed
in water. Otherwise there is
a risk of electric shock.
Do not use any cleaning agents or
solvents. This could damage the
device irreparably. Chemical sub-
stances may attack the plastic parts
of the device.
• Keep the ventilation slits, motor housing
and handles of the machine clean.
Use a damp cloth or brush to do this.
Maintenance
The device is maintenance free.
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