Hearing Protection; Assembly - Fieldmann FDP 200712-E Manual

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Hearing protection | Assembly

6. HEARING PROTECTION

WARNING!
In case the sound pressure level exceeds the value of 85.0 dB(A), wear adequate hearing protection to avoid
damage to your hearing!

7. ASSEMBLY

IMPORTANT!
Prior to any assembly and adjustment always unplug the tool.
Changing the blade (See Fig. 2)
Using wrench loosen the screw and slide the saw blade into the locating groove with teeth pointing forward.
Make sure that the back edge of the blade fi ts into the blade clamp, then release the lever of blade clamp.
Remove the saw blade in the opposite way.
Switch on and off (See Fig. 3)
Press the ON/OFF switch trigger (3) and start the tool.
Release the switch trigger to turn the tool off.
If you want the tool to operate continuously, please depress the lock-on button (4).
Variable speed (See Fig. 3)
By turning the speed adjustment dial (2) forward or backward, you can get the variable speed.
The speed should be adapted to the material being cut in general, higher speeds will allow you to cut work-
pieces faster but the service life of the blade will be reduced.
Position "1" denotes the lowest speed. Position "6" denotes the highest speed. (See Fig. 3)
Angle cutting adjustment
The soleplate can be adjusted 45°(left or right) in relation to the saw direction to facilitate contour sawing.
Loosen the two clamping screws (A) under the soleplate by the aid of inner hexagon spanner supplied with
the tool, adjust the soleplate to the desired angle and retighten the screws (A). (See Fig. 4)
Move the base plate forward and tilt it until the desired angle is obtained the angle can be between 0°and
45°(left and right).(See Fig. 5)
For accurate cut it is necessary to make a trial cut, measure the work and reset the angle until the correct
setting is achieved.
Cutting-Orbital or Straight
This jig saw is equipped with four cutting actions, one straight and three orbital. Orbital action has a more
aggressive blade motion and is designed for cutting in soft materials like wood or plastic. Orbital action provides
faster cut, but with a rougher cut across the material. In orbital action, the blade moves forward during the cutting
stroke in addition to the up and down motion.
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