Subject to change. USERS MANUAL Art.nr. JSM6014 PS

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1 UK Subject to change UK USERS MANUAL Art.nr. JSM6014 PS

2 EXPLODED VIEW Fig.1 Fig.3.3 Fig.2 Fig.3.4 Fig.3.1 Fig.3.5 Fig.3.2 Fig Powercraft Powercraft 15

3 SPARE PARTS LIST PS-700 REF NR DESRIPTION 1 ARBON BRUSH HOLDER 2 ARBON BRUSHES (SET) 3 SWITH 4 SPEED ADJUSTMENT 5 ADAPTER FOR DUST EXTRATION 6 STATOR 7 ROTOR 8 SUPPORT ROLLER ASSEMBLY - PARALLEL SAWING GUIDE Fig.4.1 A B Fig.5.1 D E F Fig.4.2 Fig.5.2 Fig.4.3 Fig.5.3 Fig.4.4 Fig Powercraft Powercraft 3

4 Fig.5.5 Fig.6.4 G Fig.6.1 Fig.7 H Fig.6.2 Fig.8.1 Fig.6.3 Fig Powercraft Powercraft 13

5 I Fig.9 Fig.12.1 Fig.10 Fig.12.2 Fig.11.1 Fig.12.3 Fig.11.2 Fig Powercraft Powercraft 5

6 ENVIRONMENT In order to prevent the machine from damage during transport, it is delivered in a sturdy packaging. Most of the packaging materials can be recycled. Take these materials to the appropriate recycling locations. Take your unwanted machines to your local Powercraftdealer. Here they will be disposed of in an environmentally safe way. GUARANTEE The guarantee conditions can be found on the separately enclosed guarantee card. Fig.12.5 Fig.12.6 Fig.13.3 Fig.13.4 Eı DELARATION OF ONFORMITY (UK) We declare under our sole responsability that this product is in conformity with the following standards or standardized documents from Oststrasse KÖLN BRD E. Kok Quality department EN , , EN , EN , EN , EN in accordance with the regulations. 98/37EE 73/23EE 89/336EE Fig.13.1 Fig Powercraft Powercraft 11

VAUUM LEANER ONNETION Figs. 2 and 10 Insert the adapter 2 (with ring 1 on it) into the back of the machine. Then turn the adapter (2) a little way clockwise to fasten it.

2 Make sure that the power cord is plugged into the mains. While sawing the machine must be gently and gradually moved in the direction of sawing.

7 VAUUM LEANER ONNETION Figs. 2 and 10 Insert the adapter 2 (with ring 1 on it) into the back of the machine. Then turn the adapter (2) a little way clockwise to fasten it. The vacuum cleaner hose can now be connected to the adapter (2). To remove the adapter (2), turn it anticlockwise and then pull it out of the machine. USE SAWING Figs. 2 and Make sure that the power cord is plugged into the mains. While sawing the machine must be gently and gradually moved in the direction of sawing. It is also important to maintain enough pressure on the machine so that the base plate moves level over the piece of work. PLUNGE UTTING Figs. 2 and To start sawing somewhere through the piece of work there are two possibilities: 1. Bore a hole in the piece of work through which the saw passes. From this position you can start sawing (see Fig.12.1). 2. First position the saw face down on the piece of work at an angle of ± 80º, resting on the front of the base plate. Before turning the machine on, make sure that the saw will not immediately touch the piece of work! Switch the machine on and gently and gradually lower it so that the base plate slowly ends up level on the top of the piece of work. Allow the saw enough time to saw slowly through the piece of work (see Figs ). SAWING URVES When sawing curves it is important that you let the machine do the work. This means letting the machine saw the curve required with a gentle movement. MAINTENANE AND REPAIRS MAINTENANE Figs. 2 and Only use a dry cloth to clean the machine. Lubricate the saw blade guide (J) regularly. Make sure that the packaging and the machine are recycled in the correct way. To prevent unnecessary problems arising you should regularly maintain the jigsaw. To make sure that your machine always works without any problems, you should do the following: Keep the base plate clean, so that inaccuracies arise when sawing. Keep the outside of the jigsaw clean, so that all moving parts can move accurately and without any problems. Keep the ventilator slots free, so that the motor does not become overheated. Have the carbon brushes replaced as soon as the jigsaw starts to run irregularly and makes a noise: if you do not do this, then problem-free working of the saw is no longer guaranteed. Have the carbon brushes replaced by an authorised installer. Regularly lubricate the saw blade guide. leaning lean the machine housing regularly with a soft clean cloth, preferably each time you use it. Make sure the ventilation slots are free of dust and dirt. For stubborn dirt use a soft cloth dampened with soapy water. Do not use any solvents such as benzene, alcohol, ammonia, etc. Such substances damage the plastic parts. Lubrication This machine does not need any extra lubrication. Problem solving If a problem arises as a result of wear and tear of a part, for example, contact the service address stated on your guarantee card. At the back of these instructions for use you can find an exploded view of the parts that can be reordered (page 16 overview of reorderable parts). 1. The electric motor becomes hot. The motor is overloaded because the piece of work is too big. Reduce the stroke rate. The motor is defective. Have the machine checked and if necessary repaired at the service address stated on your guarantee card. 2. The machine does not run. The electricity supply is interrupted. heck the power cord for damage. The On/Off switch is defective. Have the machine checked and if necessary repaired at the service address stated on your guarantee card. 3. Sawing is difficult and the saw-cut is irregular. The saw blade is bent or blunt. Replace the saw blade. 4. The piece of work starts to vibrate while sawing. The saw blade is overloaded or bent. Replace the saw blade. 5. The machine is very noisy and/or runs very irregularly. The carbon brushes are worn out. Have the carbon brushes replaced at the service address stated on your guarantee card. JIGSAW THE NUMBERS IN THE FOLLOWING TEXT ORRESPOND WITH THE PITURES AT PAGE 2 TO 6. INTRODUTION ongratulations! With a quality tool from Powercraft you have made the right choice. Powercraft products are strong, safe, and easy to use. It is important that follow these instructions when using the product and that you maintain the equipment regularly. This is why we advise you to carefully read the instructions for use. You can then be sure of getting many years of pleasure from your Powercraft product. TEHNIAL SPEIFIATIONS Voltage 230 V~ Frequency 50 Hz Power consumption 710 W Revolutions, not under load /min Max. thickness wood 70 mm Max. thickness metal 10 mm Max. thickness synthetic 8 mm Orbital positions 1 fixed, 3 variable Amount of travel 18 mm Mitre angle 0-45 Weight 2.3 kg Lpa (sound pressure) 81.1 db(a) Lwa (acoustic capacity) 92.1 db(a) Vibration level 2.09 m/s 2 OPERATING ONTROLS Fig Speed regulator 2. Locking button 3. On/off switch 4. Dust removal opening 5. Base plate 6. Saw blade mount 7. Pendulum action 8. Protective cover ONTENTS OF THE PAKING 1 Jigsaw 3 Saw blades 1 Allen key 1 Parallel guide 1 Adapter for vacuum cleaner connection 1 User instructions with safety precautions 1 Guarantee card needed. The machine is insulated in conformance with EN60745, so no separate earth connection is SAFETY INSTRUTIONS The following symbols are used in these instructions for use: aution: danger or personal injury, danger to life or possible damage to the machine if the precautions in these user instructions are not followed. aution: electricity! Always check if the input voltage to the motor agrees with the mains voltage shown on the type plate. This machine fulfils all applicable European safety regulations. This is a lass II machine, which means that it is double insulated and that an earthed plug is not necessary. Always wear a facemask when using the machine. When sawing wood, metal and other materials, dust can be produced that is injurious to health. Remember that you must never saw asbestos or material containing asbestos! Before use, check the machine for any damage or defects. Hard materials such as steel, aluminium, plastics Soft material such as wood Accuracy Allen key Lubrication Disposal/recycling Opening/closing interlocking position GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUTIONS aution! Read all the hints and instructions before using the equipment. If you do not do this, it can lead to electric shocks, fire and/or serious injury. The term electric equipment here concerns electric equipment that runs on mains electricity by means of a power cable. KEEP THESE INSTRUTIONS IN A SAFE PLAE! 1. Workplace Keep the workplace clean and free of clutter. luttered and badly lit workplaces can lead to accidents. 10 Powercraft Powercraft 7

8 Never use the equipment where it could cause a fire or an explosion. Keep it out of the neighbourhood of flammable liquids and gases, as electric equipment can cause sparks that can lead to a fire. Keep children and other people away when using the equipment. If you become diverted you can lose control of the equipment. 2. Electrical safety The plug on the power cord must fit perfectly into the wall socket. The plug must never be changed in any way. Do not plug the tool into any socket adapters. Unchanged plugs and suitable sockets reduce the risk of electric shock. Avoid bodily contact with earthed surfaces such as metal pipes, conduits, central heating pipes and radiators and refrigerators. The risk of an electric shock is higher when your body is earthed. Never expose the equipment to rain or damp. Water penetration into electric equipment increases the risk of electric shocks. Never use the power cord to lift the equipment or to hang it up, or to pull the plug out of the socket. Make sure that the power cord does not lie on or come into contact with and keep it away from heat, oil and all moving parts. Damaged and tangled power cords increase the risk of an electric shock. When you use the equipment in the open air, only use an extension cable that is approved for outside use: in this way you reduce the risk of an electric shock. 3. Personal safety Be attentive, pay attention to what you are doing and use your common sense when working with this equipment. Never use tools when you have been drinking alcohol or taken medicines. One moment of inattention can lead to serious injury. When using this machine always wear safety equipment and safety glasses. Depending on the circumstances you can also lessen the risk of accidents by wearing a facemask, sturdy work shoes with non-slip soles, a safety helmet and ear protection. Prevent the machine being switched on by mistake: always check that the ON/OFF switch is in the OFF position before plugging the equipment into the mains socket. If you carry the machine with your finger on the ON/OFF switch or connect it to the mains when the switch is in the ON position, this can result in accidents. Remove all tools and screw keys used for setting up or adjusting the machine before you switch on the equipment. A tool or key that comes into contact with a rotating part can cause accidents. Do not overestimate yourself. Make sure that you stand firmly and that you keep your balance at all times. In this way you can keep the equipment under control in unexpected situations. Wear suitable clothing. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. Keep your hair, clothes and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothing, jewellery and long hair can become trapped by moving parts. When a dust suction and dust catching installation are installed, check that these are connected and used in the right way. Use of these installations leads to less inconvenience caused by dust. 4. Handle and use electrical tools carefully. Make sure that the equipment is not overloaded and use it only for work for which it is intended. Keep within the stated performance limits. Never use electric equipment that has a defective switch. Electric tools that can no longer be switched on and off are dangerous and must be repaired. Unplug the equipment from the mains before you adjust it, install accessories or put it aside. In this way you can prevent the machine being started accidentally. Keep electric equipment that is not in use out of the reach of children. Never allow the equipment to be used by people who are not familiar with it or who have not read the instructions for use. Electric equipment can be dangerous in the hands of inexperienced people. Make sure that the equipment is well maintained. Regularly check that all moving parts move freely and do not stick, and check for any broken or damaged parts that can prevent the equipment working properly. Have any damaged parts repaired before using the equipment again. Many accidents are caused by insufficient maintenance of electrical equipment. Make sure that the saw blades are sharp and clean. Well-maintained saws with sharp edges stick less and are easier to guide. Always use electrical equipment according to the hints and directions for use for the equipment concerned. Take into account the circumstances and the task to be carried out. Use of electrical equipment for other purposes than those it is meant for can lead to dangerous situations. 5. Maintenance and repairs Only have this equipment repaired by skilled personnel using original parts. In this way you can be sure that the safety of the equipment is guaranteed. If the power cord needs to be replaced, have this done by the manufacturer or a recognised representative. In this way you can be sure that the safety of the equipment is guaranteed. USES With this jigsaw you can saw pieces of various materials (wood, aluminium, plastics, metal, etc.) very accurately and into any form. The maximum thickness of the material to be sawn is 70mm (for wood). All other applications (such as stationary use, for example) are expressly forbidden. The maximum saw depth of 70mm is only possible with an extra long saw blade. For hard materials always choose a small orbital movement. USING THE SAW GENERAL INSTRUTIONS Figs Fig. 3.1 The material to be sawn must not be thicker than the maximum saw depth. Fig. 3.2 Before use, check the saw blade for damage and replace it if necessary. Fig. 3.3 Make sure that the piece of work to be sawn is well clamped down. Fig. 3.4 Make sure that the piece of work to be sawn is clean. Fig. 3.5 Make sure that there is enough space below the piece of work to be sawn, so that the saw does not come into contact with other surfaces. Fig. 3.6 Make sure that the material to be sawn is free of nails and screws and the like. INSTALLING THE SAW BLADE Figs. 2 and To install the saw blade, loosen the Allen screw (A) using the Allen key () (by turning it anticlockwise). Place the saw blade (B) in the blade holder from underneath with the saw teeth pointing forwards. Tighten the Allen screw (A) using the Allen key () (by turning it clockwise). heck that the saw blade is installed at right angles to the base plate (see Fig.4.4). ADJUSTING THE BASE PLATE Figs. 2 and To install the base plate (D) the Allen screws (E) must be unscrewed (anticlockwise). The base plate (D) can now be moved backwards. Now the saw angle required can be set, which can be read (F). After setting the correct angle the base plate (D) must be moved forwards again into the interlocking position. Then the Allen screw (E) is screwed tight again. For saw angles that are different from the standard adjustable angles, the base plate does not have to be moved forward again into the locking position. After setting the correct angle, make sure that the Allen screws (E) are screwed tight. USE OF THE PARALLEL GUIDE Figs The parallel guide (H) can be mounted as an aid to sawing a straight strip of wood, for example. Unscrew the Allen screws (G) (anticlockwise). Now the parallel guide can be set in the base plate to the distance required. See the calibration marks on the parallel guide. Finally tighten the Allen screws (G) (clockwise) using the Allen key (). REGULATING THE PENDULUM ATION Fig. 7 For hard materials always choose a low pendulum action. Installation hints choice of saw blade Saw blade Type of material Rough Wood Medium Wood Fine Plastics, aluminium, steel Very fine Sawing curves (wood) Pendulum action* Accuracy 2, 4, 6 + 2, *ontinuously variable SETTING THE PENDULUM ATION Fig. 3 To get the optimum result when sawing, you must set up how the teeth of the saw blade must cut into the material. You do this by adjusting the pendulum action. Soft material (wood, plastics, etc.): choose pendulum action II or III. For sawing shiny materials choose pendulum action 0 or I. Medium hard materials (hardwood, aluminium, etc.): choose the pendulum action you need. For thin materials use pendulum action 0 or 1 if you work with rasps or knives. Hard materials (steel etc.): choose pendulum action 0. urved saw-cut: choose pendulum action 0. The pendulum action can be chosen while the jigsaw is turned on. OPERATING Figs Switch 1 turns the machine on. In addition, for longer saw-cuts the button 2 can be used: this locks switch 1 in the ON position. To switch the machine off, press button 2 again. ADJUSTING THE STROKE RATE Fig. 9 The stroke rate required can be set with the aid of the revolution regulator (I). 8 Powercraft Powercraft 9

Subject to change. USERS MANUAL Art.nr. PRM6006 PBF-1050N

Subject to change. USERS MANUAL Art.nr. PRM6006 PBF-1050N UK Subject to change UK USERS MANUAL Art.nr. PRM6006 PBF-1050N 0406-14 EXPLODED VIEW Fig. D Fig. A Fig. E Fig. B Fig. F Fig. C Fig. G 2 Powercraft Powercraft 11 SPARE PARTS LIST PBF-1050N REF NR DESCRIPTION