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GMC RC1200 manual

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    1 Black C yan Magenta Y ellow Code: RC1200 Date: 061010 Edition: 05 Op: PW 1200W RECIPROCA TING SA W RC1200 INSTRUCTION MANUAL[...]

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    2 Contents W a r ra nt y P o w e r t o o l s Whi ls t e ve ry ef fort is ma de to en su re yo ur co mpl et e sat is fac ti on wi th th is to ol, oc ca sio na lly , d ue to t he ma ss man uf act ur ing t ech ni que s, a too l may n ot li ve up to o ur req ui red l eve l of pe rfo rm anc e a nd yo u may n eed t he ass is tan ce of o ur se rvi ce de p[...]

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    3 Desc ript ion of symbols The rati ng plat e on yo ur to ol may sho w sy mbo ls . The se repr ese nt impo rta nt info rm ati on abou t the pro du ct or inst ru cti ons on its use . W ear hear in g pro tec ti on. W ear eye pr ote ct ion . W ear brea th ing prot ec tio n. Dou bl e ins ula te d for addi ti ona l pro te cti on . For safe ope rat io n [...]

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    4 Ge ne ral saf et y ru le s W ARN ING . Rea d al l ins tru ct ion s. Fail ure to fol lo w all ins tr uct io ns li ste d bel ow may re sul t in el ec tri c sho ck , fir e and /o r ser iou s in jur y . The term “pow er to ol ” in all of the wa rn in gs lis te d b el ow ref er s to yo ur mai ns ope ra te d ( co rd ed ) pow er tool or bat ter y op[...]

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    5 c. Di sco nn ect the plug from the po wer sour ce befo re mak in g any adju st men ts, cha ngi ng acce sso ri es, or sto ri ng po wer too ls. Such prev en tiv e sa fet y mea su res red uc e the risk of sta rti ng the po wer tool acc ide nt all y . d. Sto r e id le po we r t oo ls ou t of th e re ac h of c hi ld re n a nd do not al lo w p er so ns[...]

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    6 The manu fa ctu re r sha ll no t be li ab le fo r any chan ge s mad e to th e too l nor for an y dam ag e res ult in g fro m suc h cha ng es. Eve n whe n th e too l is us ed as pres cri be d it is not po ssi bl e to el imi na te al l res id ual risk fac tor s. The foll ow ing haza rd s may aris e in conn ect io n wit h the tool ’ s con st ruc t[...]

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    7 Know your product Bef or e usi ng th e Rec ip roc at ing Saw , fam il iar is e you rs elf wit h all the oper ati ng feat ure s an d saf ety requ ir eme nt s. Use the to ol only for th e app lic at ion s int en ded . All ot her app li cat io ns ar e exp res sl y rul ed out. 10 1. T ri gge r swi tc h 2. Pen du lum cont ro l 3. Loc k- of f bu tto n [...]

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    8 Sett ing up Ins ta lli ng a saw bla de CAU TI ON. Alwa ys ensu re that the sa w is swi tc hed of f and unpl ug ged fro m the main s sup pl y bef ore inst al lin g or re mov in g a bla de. We ar wo rk gl ov es wh en re pla ci ng a bla de. 1. Lo ose n th e bla de cl amp (4) by depr es sin g th e cla mp lev er (12) . Th is will allo w the saw blad e[...]

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    9 2. Wi th th e pen du lum cont ro l (2) set at pos it ion , the bla de swi ng s up an d dow n as we ll as mo vin g ba ckw ar ds an d for wa rds . T his “pen du lum act io n cut tin g” is ver y ef fi cie nt whe n cut ti ng so ft er ma ter ia ls. Not e. Pend ulu m ac tio n cut ti ng can leav e a rou gh fini sh. Use a file or ras p to cl ean up t[...]

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    1 0 4. Ma rk ou t the cutt in g lin e. 5. Sq uee ze the tr igg er . 6. Se lec t th e spe ed wi th co nt rol (9) . 7. Pl ace the shoe on the wor kp iec e and beg in sa win g. Not e. Use on ly en oug h pre ss ure to ke ep th e saw cutt in g. Do not for ce the cu tti ng ; all ow th e bla de and the sa w to do the wo rk. W ARN ING . Use of exc es siv e[...]

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    1 1 Main tena nce W ARN ING . Alwa ys en sur e th at th e too l is sw itc he d of f an d the plu g is re mov ed from the po wer poi nt be for e ma kin g any adj us tme nt s or ma int ena nc e pro ce dur es . Reg ul arl y che ck that all th e fix in g scr ews are ti gh t. T he y may vibr at e loo se over time . Clea ning 1. Ke ep th e too l’ s air[...]

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    GMC customer assist If your product needs repairing, replacing, technical service or you simply need help or advice, please contact us on our Customer Assist Line 1300 880 001 (Australia) or 0800 445 721 (New Zealand). For prompt service we suggest you log your service request online at www .gmcservice.com.au. Should you not have access to the Inte[...]