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Plasterboard
•
The saw is only recommended for occasional cuts in plasterboard; a suitable vacuum cleaner
should always be switched on. This is because the dust can prevent the protective device from
properly working.
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Conventional tools such as hole saws or knives usually give excellent results; however, the saw
can be used when a particularly clean, dust-free cut is required or when there is a risk of pipes
or cables being cut.
Cleaning and maintaining the device
Regular cleaning is required to operate the saw safely as excessive build-up of dust will cause the tool
to stop working properly.
•
Pull out the power plug.
•
Thoroughly clean the saw with a small, soft brush, such as a paintbrush.
•
Always keep the ventilation openings on the motor housing clean and free of foreign objects.
•
Never use caustic or solvents to clean the plastic parts.
Saw blade
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Always use a sharp saw blade.
•
If the saw does not cut as well as expected, or if it overheats (temperature cut-off can be acti-
vated), the most common cause is a dull saw blade.
•
It is difficult to see or feel if the saw blade is blunt. If there is any doubt, use a new saw blade.
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Saw blades are consumables.
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Be careful when changing the saw blade, as a saw blade can get hot during use. Let the saw
blade cool down for a while before replacing it.
•
Store the saw in a dry area when not in use.
Technical specifications
Nominal voltage (V)
Nominal frequency (㎐)
Nominal power (W)
Motor speed (
r
⁄
)
min
Saw blade diameter (㎜)
Max. cutting depths (㎜)
Flange diameter (㎜)
Sound pressure level L
Incertitude value K
pA
Sound power level L
WA
Incertitude value K
WA
The noise emission values have been measured according to the relevant standard.
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220–240
50
600
7400
85
Wood
25
Stone/tiles 10
25 10
(dB (A))
96
pA
(dB (A))
3
(dB (A))
107
(dB (A))
3
Caution!
case the sound pressure exceeds
Item 62554
Wear a hearing protection in
85 dB (A).
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