Troubleshooting
Problem |
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| Likely Solutions |
Charger will not | No power to Charger (2) | Make sure the Charger is plugged into a working, 120 | ||
turn on. |
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| volt, grounded, electrical outlet. | |
Battery Pack will | 1. | Components not connected. | 1. | Make sure Battery Pack (1), Charger (2), and Battery |
not charge. |
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| Socket (3) are all connected securely. |
| 2. | Battery Pack damaged. | 2. | Check for leaking or damaged Battery. Do not attempt |
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| to charge a leaking or damaged Battery. |
Tool will not start | 1. | Battery Pack not fully | 1. | Make sure that the Battery Pack (1) is securely |
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2.Battery Pack not fully charged. 2. Make sure the Battery Pack (1) is fully charged.
3.Tool is damaged or defective. 3. Have a qualified service technician check tool for
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| damage or defects. |
Tool does not run | 1. | Battery Pack not fully charged. | 1. | Remove Battery Pack (1) and replace with fully |
at full power. |
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| charged Battery Pack (1). |
| 2. | Low torque setting. | 2. | Adjust to higher torque setting. |
Power Switch will | Tool needs service check. | Immediately remove Battery Pack (1) from tool. Do not | ||
not turn off tool. |
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| use tool until a qualified service technician checks out | |
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| tool for damage or defects. | |
When using | 1. | Blade damaged or dull. | 1. | Replace Blade (A3). |
Circular Saw, cut | 2. | Blade not installed properly. | 2. | Check that Blade (A3) is properly secured in place. |
quality is poor. | 3. | Blade being forced into | 3. | Cut more slowly. Do not force tool. |
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| workpiece. |
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| 4. | Blade mounted in incorrect | 4. | Reinstall blade correctly. |
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| direction of rotation. |
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When using | 1. | Bent, cracked, or broken Saw | 1. | Replace Saw Blade (B15/B16). |
Reciprocating Saw, |
| Blade. |
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cut line is irregular. | 2. | Loose Saw Blade. | 2. | Make sure Blade (B15/B16) is securely installed in |
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| tool. |
| 3. | Improperly exerting | 3. | Make sure Blade (B15/B16) is held at 90° angle to |
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| side pressure on Saw Blade. |
| workpiece. |
When using | 1. | Dull Saw Blade. | 1. | Replace Saw Blade (B15/B16). |
Reciprocating Saw, | 2. | Improper Saw Blade used. | 2. | Use metal Saw Blades (B16) for cutting metal and |
undesirable cutting |
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| wood Saw Blades (B15) for cutting wood. |
action. | 3. | Tool speed too slow. | 3. | Increase tool speed by squeezing Trigger |
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| 4. | Attempting to cut curves with | 4. | Use tool only to cut straight lines. |
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When using Drill | 1. | Not enough torque. | 1. | Use a tool with greater torque. |
as a screwdriver, | 2. | Wrong size bit. | 2. | Use correct size bit. |
unable to remove |
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screw |
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Follow all safety precautions whenever diagnosing or servicing the tool. Disconnect power supply before service.
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