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OPERATION
SETTING THE SPEED RANGE
(FIG. 10)
SPEED
AUTO
1
2
3
FIG. 10
SPEED Button
LED Indicator
Your tool is equipped with a speed control
panel, located near the rear end of the
handle. It consists of the “SPEED” button,
3 speed LED indicators and 1 “AUTO” LED
indicator. You can use the “SPEED” button
to select one of the 3 speed ranges and the
AUTO function based on the material to be
cut.
1. Attach the battery pack to the jig saw.
2. Depress the lock-off button to the unlock
position, and briey press the trigger
switch to turn on the LED indicator light.
3. Press the “SPEED” button to choose
one of the three numbered speed
ranges.
4. Press the “SPEED” button once
more after all 3 speed indicators are
illuminated, and then the “AUTO”
indicator will light up which means the
“AUTO” function is activated. When the
tool is turned on, it will automatically
reduce the no-load speed to reduce
the vibration. Once the tool engages
the workpiece, it will reach the highest
speed corresponding to the pressed
distance of the trigger switch. This
makes it easy to position the tool at the
beginning of the cut.
5. The LED indicators will automatically
turn off within 10 seconds after the
trigger switch is released.
NOTE: Your tool is equipped with a memory
function of speed and “AUTO” setting. The
tool will revert to the last used speed range
when turned on again.
The table below shows the relationship
between speed range, speed, and the
number of LED indicators that are lit on the
speed control panel. Refer to this table to
choose appropriate speed depending on
the material to be cut.
LED indicator status
( ON OFF )
Speed
range
Speed/SPM
Recommended
material to be cut
1 0-1,500 Plastics
2 0-2,300
Plastics, wood, mild
steel, stainless steel,
aluminum
3 0-3,000
Plastics, wood, mild
steel, stainless steel,
aluminum
AUTO
800 SPM (no-load)
/0-3,500 SPM
(with AUTO speed
activated)
Wood, mild steel,
aluminum
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