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INS
TR
UC
TIO
N M
AN
UA
LG
UID
E D
'UT
ILIS
AT
ION
MA
NU
AL
DE
IN
ST
RU
CC
ION
ES
DW
E575, D
WE
575S
B7-1
/4"
(184 m
m) C
irc
ula
r S
aw
sS
cie
s c
irc
ula
ire
s d
e 1
84 m
m (7-1
/4 p
o)
Sie
rra
s c
irc
ula
res d
e 1
84 m
m (7-1
/4")
INS
TRU
CTI
VO
DE
OP
ER
AC
IÓN
, C
EN
TRO
S D
E S
ER
VIC
IO Y
PÓ
LIZ
A D
E
GA
RA
NTÍ
A.
AD
VE
RT
EN
CIA
: LÉ
AS
E E
STE
IN
STR
UC
TIV
O A
NTE
S D
E
US
AR
EL
PR
OD
UC
TO.
If y
ou
ha
ve
qu
esti
on
s o
r co
mm
en
ts,
co
nta
ct
us.
Po
ur
tou
te q
ue
sti
on
ou
to
ut
co
mm
en
tair
e,
no
us c
on
tacte
r.S
i ti
en
e d
ud
as o
co
me
nta
rio
s,
co
ntá
cte
no
s.
1-8
00-4
-DEW
ALT •
ww
w.d
ew
alt
.com
1
English
IF Y
OU
HA
VE
AN
Y Q
UE
STI
ON
S O
R C
OM
ME
NTS
AB
OU
T TH
IS O
R
AN
Y D
EW
ALT
TO
OL,
CA
LL U
S T
OLL
FR
EE
AT:
1-8
00-4
-DEW
ALT
(1
-800-4
33-9
258).
WA
RN
ING
: To
re
duce th
e risk
of
inju
ry,
read
th
e in
str
uctio
n
manual.
Genera
l P
ow
er
Tool Safe
ty W
arn
ings
WA
RN
ING
! R
ea
d a
ll s
afe
ty w
arn
ing
s a
nd
all in
str
ucti
on
s.
Failu
re t
o f
ollo
w t
he w
arn
ings a
nd
instr
uctio
ns m
ay
result
in
ele
ctr
ic s
hock,
fire a
nd
/or
serious inju
ry.
SA
VE
ALL W
AR
NIN
GS A
ND
IN
STR
UC
TIO
NS
FO
R F
UTU
RE
RE
FE
RE
NC
E
The t
erm
“p
ow
er
tool” in t
he w
arn
ings r
efe
rs t
o y
our
main
s-o
pera
ted
(c
ord
ed
) p
ow
er
tool or
batt
ery
-op
era
ted
(cord
less) p
ow
er
tool.
1)
WO
RK
AR
EA
SA
FE
TY
a)
Ke
ep
wo
rk a
rea
cle
an
an
d w
ell l
it.
Clu
ttere
d o
r d
ark
are
as
invi
te a
ccid
ents
.b
) D
o n
ot
op
era
te p
ow
er
too
ls in
e
xp
losiv
e a
tmo
sp
he
res,
su
ch
as i
n t
he
pre
se
nce
of
fla
mm
ab
le l
iqu
ids,
ga
se
s o
r d
ust.
Pow
er
tools
cre
ate
sp
ark
s w
hic
h m
ay
ignite
the d
ust
or
fum
es.
c)
Ke
ep
ch
ild
ren
a
nd
b
ysta
nd
ers
a
wa
y w
hile
o
pe
rati
ng
a
p
ow
er
too
l. D
istr
actio
ns c
an c
ause y
ou t
o lose c
ontr
ol.
2)
EL
EC
TR
ICA
L S
AF
ET
Ya)
Po
we
r to
ol
plu
gs m
ust
ma
tch
th
e o
utl
et.
Ne
ve
r m
od
ify
the
plu
g i
n a
ny w
ay.
Do
no
t u
se
an
y a
da
pte
r p
lug
s w
ith
e
art
he
d
(gro
un
de
d)
po
we
r to
ols
. U
nm
od
ified
p
lugs
and
m
atc
hin
g o
utle
ts w
ill r
ed
uce r
isk
of ele
ctr
ic s
hock.
b)
Avo
id b
od
y c
on
tact
wit
h e
art
he
d o
r g
rou
nd
ed
su
rfa
ce
s
su
ch
as p
ipe
s,
rad
iato
rs,
ran
ge
s a
nd
re
frig
era
tors
. There
is
an incre
ased
ris
k of
ele
ctr
ic s
hock
if yo
ur
bod
y is
eart
hed
or
gro
und
ed
.c)
Do
n
ot
exp
ose
p
ow
er
too
ls to
ra
in o
r w
et
co
nd
itio
ns.
Wate
r ente
ring a p
ow
er
tool
will in
cre
ase th
e risk
of
ele
ctr
ic
shock.
d)
Do
no
t a
bu
se
th
e c
ord
. N
eve
r u
se
th
e c
ord
fo
r ca
rryin
g,
pu
llin
g o
r u
np
lug
gin
g th
e p
ow
er
too
l. K
ee
p co
rd a
wa
y
fro
m h
ea
t, o
il,
sh
arp
ed
ge
s o
r m
ovin
g p
art
s.
Dam
aged
or
enta
ngle
d c
ord
s incre
ase t
he r
isk
of ele
ctr
ic s
hock.
e)
Wh
en
op
era
tin
g a
po
we
r to
ol o
utd
oo
rs,
use
an
exte
nsio
n
co
rd su
ita
ble
fo
r o
utd
oo
r u
se
. U
se of
a cord
suita
ble
fo
r outd
oor
use r
ed
uces t
he r
isk
of ele
ctr
ic s
hock.
Defi
nit
ions: Safe
ty G
uid
elines
The
def
initi
ons
bel
ow d
escr
ibe
the
leve
l of
seve
rity
for
each
sig
nal
wor
d.
Ple
ase
read
the
man
ual
and
pay
at
tent
ion
to t
hese
sym
bol
s. D
AN
GE
R:
Ind
icate
s
an
imm
inently
haza
rdo
us
situation w
hic
h,
if not
avo
ided
, w
ill re
sult in
de
ath
or
se
rio
us i
nju
ry.
WA
RN
ING
: In
dic
ate
s
a
po
tentially
haza
rdo
us
situ
atio
n w
hic
h,
if not
avo
ided
, co
uld
result
in d
ea
th
or
se
rio
us in
jury
.
CA
UT
ION
: In
dic
ate
s
a
po
tentially
haza
rdo
us
situ
atio
n w
hic
h, if
not
avo
ided
, m
ay r
esult
in m
ino
r o
r m
od
era
te in
jury
.
NO
TIC
E:
Ind
icate
s
a
pra
ctice
no
t re
late
d
to
pe
rso
na
l in
jury
whic
h,
if not
avo
ided
, m
ay r
esult
in
pro
pe
rty d
am
ag
e.
2
English
f)
If o
pe
rati
ng
a p
ow
er to
ol i
n a
da
mp
loca
tio
n is
un
avo
ida
ble
, u
se
a
g
rou
nd
fa
ult
cir
cu
it in
terr
up
ter
(GF
CI)
p
rote
cte
d
su
pp
ly.
Use o
f a G
FC
I re
duces t
he r
isk
of ele
ctr
ic s
hock.
3)
PE
RS
ON
AL
SA
FE
TY
a)
Sta
y a
lert
, w
atc
h w
ha
t yo
u a
re d
oin
g a
nd
use
co
mm
on
se
nse
w
he
n
op
era
tin
g
a
po
we
r to
ol.
Do
n
ot
use
a
p
ow
er
too
l w
hile
yo
u a
re t
ire
d o
r u
nd
er
the
in
flu
en
ce
of
dru
gs,
alc
oh
ol
or
me
dic
ati
on
. A
mom
ent
of
inatt
entio
n w
hile
op
era
ting p
ow
er
tools
may
result
in s
erious p
ers
onal in
jury
.b
) U
se
p
ers
on
al
pro
tecti
ve
e
qu
ipm
en
t.
Alw
ays
we
ar
eye
p
rote
cti
on
. P
rote
ctiv
e eq
uip
ment
such as d
ust
mask,
non-
ski
d safe
ty shoes,
hard
hat, or
hearing p
rote
ctio
n used
fo
r ap
pro
priate
cond
itions w
ill r
ed
uce p
ers
onal in
juries.
c)
Pre
ve
nt
un
inte
nti
on
al
sta
rtin
g.
En
su
re th
e sw
itch
is
in
th
e o
ff p
osit
ion
be
fore
co
nn
ecti
ng
to
po
we
r so
urc
e a
nd
/o
r b
att
ery
pa
ck,
pic
kin
g u
p o
r ca
rryin
g t
he
to
ol. C
arr
ying
pow
er
tools
with
your
finger
on t
he s
witc
h o
r energ
izin
g p
ow
er
tools
that
have
the s
witc
h o
n invi
tes a
ccid
ents
.d
) R
em
ove
an
y a
dju
sti
ng
ke
y o
r w
ren
ch
be
fore
tu
rnin
g t
he
p
ow
er
too
l o
n.
A w
rench o
r a k
ey
left a
ttached
to a
rota
ting
part
of th
e p
ow
er
tool m
ay
result
in p
ers
onal in
jury
.e)
Do
no
t o
ve
rre
ach
. K
ee
p p
rop
er
foo
tin
g a
nd
ba
lan
ce
at
all ti
me
s.
This
enab
les b
ett
er
contr
ol
of
the p
ow
er
tool
in
unexp
ecte
d s
ituatio
ns.
f)
Dre
ss p
rop
erl
y. D
o n
ot
we
ar
loo
se
clo
thin
g o
r je
we
lry.
K
ee
p y
ou
r h
air,
clo
thin
g a
nd
glo
ve
s a
wa
y f
rom
mo
vin
g
pa
rts.
Loose clo
thes,
jew
elry
or
long hair can b
e caught
in
movi
ng p
art
s.
g)
If
de
vic
es
are
p
rovid
ed
fo
r th
e
co
nn
ecti
on
o
f d
ust
extr
acti
on
a
nd
co
lle
cti
on
fa
cilit
ies,
en
su
re
the
se
a
re
co
nn
ecte
d a
nd
pro
pe
rly u
se
d.
Use o
f d
ust
colle
ctio
n c
an
red
uce d
ust-
rela
ted
haza
rds.
4)
PO
WE
R T
OO
L U
SE
AN
D C
AR
Ea)
Do
no
t fo
rce
th
e p
ow
er
too
l. U
se
th
e c
orr
ect
po
we
r to
ol
for
yo
ur
ap
plica
tio
n.
The c
orr
ect
pow
er
tool
will d
o t
he j
ob
b
ett
er
and
safe
r at
the r
ate
for
whic
h it
was d
esig
ned
.b
) D
o n
ot
use
th
e p
ow
er
too
l if
th
e s
wit
ch
do
es n
ot
turn
it
on
an
d o
ff.
Any
pow
er
tool th
at
cannot
be c
ontr
olle
d w
ith t
he
sw
itch is d
angero
us a
nd
must
be r
ep
aired
.c)
Dis
co
nn
ect
the
plu
g f
rom
th
e p
ow
er
so
urc
e a
nd
/or
the
b
att
ery
p
ack fr
om
th
e p
ow
er
too
l b
efo
re m
akin
g a
ny
ad
justm
en
ts,
ch
an
gin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
or
sto
rin
g
po
we
r to
ols
. S
uch
pre
ventiv
e
safe
ty
measure
s
red
uce
the
risk
of
sta
rtin
g t
he p
ow
er
tool accid
enta
lly.
d)
Sto
re id
le p
ow
er
too
ls o
ut
of
the
re
ach
of
ch
ild
ren
an
d d
o
no
t a
llo
w p
ers
on
s u
nfa
milia
r w
ith
th
e p
ow
er
too
l o
r th
ese
in
str
ucti
on
s to
o
pe
rate
th
e p
ow
er
too
l. P
ow
er
tools
are
d
angero
us in t
he h
and
s o
f untr
ain
ed
users
.e)
Ma
inta
in p
ow
er
too
ls. C
he
ck f
or
mis
alig
nm
en
t o
r b
ind
ing
o
f m
ovin
g p
art
s, b
rea
ka
ge
of p
art
s a
nd
an
y o
the
r co
nd
itio
n
tha
t m
ay a
ffe
ct
the
po
we
r to
ol’s o
pe
rati
on
. If
da
ma
ge
d,
ha
ve
th
e p
ow
er
too
l re
pa
ire
d b
efo
re u
se
. M
any
accid
ents
are
caused
by
poorly
main
tain
ed
pow
er
tools
.f)
Ke
ep
cu
ttin
g to
ols
sh
arp
a
nd
cle
an
. P
rop
erly
main
tain
ed
cutt
ing t
ools
with
sharp
cutt
ing e
dges a
re le
ss li
kely
to b
ind
and
are
easie
r to
contr
ol.
g)
Use
th
e p
ow
er
too
l, a
cce
sso
rie
s a
nd
to
ol
bit
s,
etc
. in
a
cco
rda
nce
wit
h t
he
se
in
str
ucti
on
s,
takin
g i
nto
acco
un
t th
e w
ork
ing
co
nd
itio
ns a
nd
th
e w
ork
to
be
pe
rfo
rme
d.
Use
of
the
pow
er
tool
for
op
era
tions
diff
ere
nt
from
th
ose
inte
nd
ed
could
result
in a
haza
rdous s
ituatio
n.
3
English
5)
SE
RV
ICE
a)
Ha
ve
yo
ur
po
we
r to
ol
se
rvic
ed
b
y
a
qu
alifi
ed
re
pa
ir
pe
rso
n u
sin
g o
nly
id
en
tica
l re
pla
ce
me
nt
pa
rts.
This
w
ill
ensure
that
the s
afe
ty o
f th
e p
ow
er
tool is
main
tain
ed
.
Safe
ty Instr
ucti
ons f
or
All S
aw
sa)
DA
NG
ER
: K
ee
p h
an
ds a
wa
y f
rom
cu
ttin
g a
rea
an
d t
he
b
lad
e.
Ke
ep
yo
ur
se
co
nd
h
an
d o
n a
uxilia
ry h
an
dle
, o
r m
oto
r h
ou
sin
g. If
both
hand
s a
re h
old
ing the s
aw
, th
ey
cannot
be c
ut
by
the b
lad
e.
b)
Do
no
t re
ach
un
de
rne
ath
th
e w
ork
pie
ce
. The g
uard
cannot
pro
tect
you fro
m t
he b
lad
e b
elo
w t
he w
ork
pie
ce.
c)
Ad
just th
e c
utt
ing
de
pth
to
th
e th
ickn
ess o
f th
e w
ork
pie
ce
. Less t
han a
full
tooth
of th
e b
lad
e t
eeth
should
be v
isib
le b
elo
w
the w
ork
pie
ce.
d)
Ne
ve
r h
old
p
iece
b
ein
g
cu
t in
yo
ur
ha
nd
s
or
acro
ss
yo
ur
leg
. S
ecu
re t
he
wo
rkp
iece
to
a s
tab
le p
latf
orm
. It
is im
port
ant
to sup
port
th
e w
ork
p
rop
erly
to m
inim
ize b
od
y exp
osure
, b
lad
e b
ind
ing,
or
loss o
f contr
ol.
e)
Ho
ld
po
we
r to
ol
by
insu
late
d
gri
pp
ing
su
rfa
ce
s
wh
en
p
erf
orm
ing
a
n
op
era
tio
n
wh
ere
th
e
cu
ttin
g
too
l m
ay
co
nta
ct
hid
de
n w
irin
g o
r it
s o
wn
co
rd.
Conta
ct
with
a "
live"
wire w
ill a
lso m
ake
exp
osed
meta
l p
art
s o
f th
e p
ow
er
tool "liv
e"
and
shock
the o
pera
tor.
f)
Wh
en
ri
pp
ing
, a
lwa
ys u
se
a
ri
p fe
nce
o
r str
aig
ht
ed
ge
g
uid
e.
This
im
pro
ves th
e accura
cy
of
cut
and
re
duces th
e
chance o
f b
lad
e b
ind
ing.
g)
Alw
ays u
se
bla
de
s w
ith
co
rre
ct
siz
e a
nd
sh
ap
e (
dia
mo
nd
ve
rsu
s r
ou
nd
) o
f a
rbo
r h
ole
s.
Bla
des t
hat
do n
ot
matc
h t
he
mountin
g h
ard
ware
of
the s
aw
will r
un e
ccentr
ically
, causin
g
loss o
f contr
ol.
h)
Ne
ve
r u
se
da
ma
ge
d o
r in
co
rre
ct
bla
de
wa
sh
ers
or
bo
lt.
The b
lad
e w
ashers
and
bolt
were
sp
ecia
lly d
esig
ned
for
your
saw
, fo
r op
timum
perform
ance a
nd
safe
ty o
f op
era
tion.
Furt
her
Safe
ty I
nstr
ucti
ons f
or
All S
aw
sC
AU
SE
S A
ND
OP
ER
AT
OR
PR
EV
EN
TIO
N O
F K
ICK
BA
CK
:
–
Kic
kback
is
a
sud
den
reaction
to
a
pin
ched
, b
ound
or
mis
alig
ned
saw
bla
de,
causin
g a
n u
ncontr
olle
d s
aw
to l
ift u
p
and
out
of th
e w
ork
pie
ce t
ow
ard
the o
pera
tor;
–
When t
he b
lad
e is p
inched
or
bound
tig
htly
by
the k
erf c
losin
g
dow
n,
the b
lad
e s
talls
and
the m
oto
r re
actio
n d
rive
s t
he u
nit
rap
idly
back
tow
ard
the o
pera
tor;
–
If th
e b
lad
e b
ecom
es t
wis
ted
or
mis
alig
ned
in t
he c
ut, t
he t
eeth
at th
e b
ack
ed
ge o
f th
e b
lad
e c
an d
ig in
to the top
surface o
f th
e
wood
causin
g t
he b
lad
e t
o c
limb
out
of th
e k
erf a
nd
jum
p b
ack
tow
ard
the o
pera
tor.
Kic
kback
is
the
result
of
saw
m
isuse
and
/or
incorr
ect
op
era
ting
p
roced
ure
s
or
cond
itions
and
can
be
avo
ided
b
y ta
king
pro
per
pre
cautio
ns a
s g
iven b
elo
w:
a)
Ma
inta
in a
fi
rm g
rip
w
ith
b
oth
h
an
ds o
n th
e sa
w a
nd
p
osit
ion
yo
ur
arm
s to
re
sis
t kic
kb
ack fo
rce
s.
Po
sit
ion
yo
ur
bo
dy t
o e
ith
er
sid
e o
f th
e b
lad
e,
bu
t n
ot
in l
ine
wit
h
the
bla
de
. K
ickb
ack
could
cause t
he s
aw
to jum
p b
ackw
ard
s,
but
kickb
ack
forc
es c
an b
e c
ontr
olle
d b
y th
e o
pera
tor, if p
rop
er
pre
cautio
ns a
re t
ake
n.
b)
Wh
en
bla
de
is b
ind
ing
, o
r w
he
n in
terr
up
tin
g a
cu
t fo
r a
ny
rea
so
n,
rele
ase
th
e t
rig
ge
r a
nd
ho
ld t
he
sa
w m
oti
on
less
in
the
m
ate
ria
l u
nti
l th
e
bla
de
co
me
s
to
a
co
mp
lete
sto
p.
Ne
ve
r a
tte
mp
t to
re
mo
ve
th
e s
aw
fro
m t
he
wo
rk
or
pu
ll t
he
sa
w b
ackw
ard
wh
ile
th
e b
lad
e i
s i
n m
oti
on
or
kic
kb
ack m
ay o
ccu
r. In
vestig
ate
and
take
corr
ectiv
e a
ctio
ns to
elim
inate
the c
ause o
f b
lad
e b
ind
ing.
4
English
Ra
ise
lo
we
r g
ua
rd
by
retr
acti
ng
h
an
dle
a
nd
a
s
so
on
a
s b
lad
e e
nte
rs t
he
ma
teri
al, t
he
lo
we
r g
ua
rd m
ust
be
re
lea
se
d.
For
all
oth
er
saw
ing,
the low
er
guard
should
op
era
te
auto
matic
ally
.d
) A
lwa
ys
ob
se
rve
th
at
the
lo
we
r g
ua
rd
is
co
ve
rin
g
the
b
lad
e
be
fore
p
lacin
g
sa
w
do
wn
o
n
be
nch
o
r fl
oo
r.
An unp
rote
cte
d,
coastin
g b
lad
e w
ill cause th
e saw
to
w
alk
b
ackw
ard
s, cutt
ing w
hate
ver
is in
its p
ath
. B
e a
ware
of th
e t
ime
it ta
kes for
the b
lad
e t
o s
top
after
sw
itch is r
ele
ased
.
Addit
ional Specifi c
Safe
ty Instr
ucti
ons f
or
Cir
cula
r Saw
sW
AR
NIN
G:
Do
no
t u
se
ab
rasiv
e w
he
els
or
bla
de
s.
WA
RN
ING
: D
o n
ot
use
wa
ter
fee
d a
tta
ch
me
nts
.
•
Use
cla
mp
s o
r a
no
the
r p
racti
ca
l w
ay t
o s
ecu
re a
nd
su
pp
ort
th
e w
ork
pie
ce
to
a s
tab
le p
latf
orm
. H
old
ing t
he w
ork
by
hand
or
again
st
your
bod
y le
ave
s i
t unsta
ble
and
may
lead
to l
oss o
f contr
ol.
•
Ke
ep
yo
ur
bo
dy p
osit
ion
ed
to
eit
he
r sid
e o
f th
e b
lad
e,
bu
t n
ot
in lin
e w
ith
th
e s
aw
bla
de
. K
ickb
ack
could
cause the s
aw
to
ju
mp
backw
ard
s (
Refe
r to
Ca
use
s a
nd
Op
era
tor
Pre
ve
nti
on
of
Kic
kb
ac
k a
nd
KIC
KB
AC
K).
•
Avo
id c
utt
ing
na
ils.
Insp
ect
for
an
d r
em
ove
all n
ails f
rom
lu
mb
er
be
fore
cu
ttin
g.
•
Ac
ce
sso
rie
s
mu
st
be
ra
ted
fo
r a
t le
ast
the
sp
ee
d
reco
mm
en
de
d o
n t
he
to
ol
wa
rnin
g l
ab
el. W
heels
and
oth
er
accessories ru
nnin
g ove
r ra
ted
sp
eed
can fly
ap
art
and
cause
inju
ry.
Accessory
ra
tings m
ust
alw
ays
b
e ab
ove
to
ol
sp
eed
as
show
n o
n t
ool nam
ep
late
.
•
Alw
ays
make
sure
the s
aw
is c
lean b
efo
re u
sin
g.
•
Sto
p u
sin
g t
his
saw
and
have
it
pro
perly
serv
iced
if
any
unusual
nois
e o
r ab
norm
al op
era
tion o
cccurs
.
c)
Wh
en
re
sta
rtin
g
a
sa
w
in
the
w
ork
pie
ce
, ce
nte
r th
e
sa
w b
lad
e i
n t
he
ke
rf a
nd
ch
eck t
ha
t sa
w t
ee
th a
re n
ot
en
ga
ge
d in
to t
he
ma
teri
al. If
saw
bla
de is
bin
din
g, it
may
walk
up
or
kickb
ack
from
the w
ork
pie
ce a
s t
he s
aw
is r
esta
rted
.d
) S
up
po
rt
larg
e
pa
ne
ls
to
min
imiz
e
the
ri
sk
of
bla
de
p
inch
ing
an
d k
ickb
ack.
Larg
e p
anels
tend
to s
ag u
nd
er
their
ow
n w
eig
ht. S
up
port
s m
ust
be p
laced
und
er
the p
anel o
n b
oth
sid
es,
near
the lin
e o
f cut
and
near
the e
dge o
f th
e p
anel.
e)
Do
n
ot
use
d
ull
or
da
ma
ge
d
bla
de
s.
Unsharp
ened
or
imp
rop
erly
set
bla
des p
rod
uce n
arr
ow
kerf c
ausin
g e
xcessiv
e
fric
tion,
bla
de b
ind
ing a
nd
kic
kback.
f)
Bla
de
de
pth
an
d b
eve
l a
dju
sti
ng
lo
ckin
g l
eve
rs m
ust
be
ti
gh
t a
nd
se
cu
re b
efo
re m
akin
g cu
t. If
bla
de ad
justm
ent
shift
s w
hile
cutt
ing,
it m
ay
cause b
ind
ing a
nd
kic
kback.
g)
Use
e
xtr
a
ca
uti
on
w
he
n
ma
kin
g
a
“p
lun
ge
cu
t”
into
e
xis
tin
g w
alls o
r o
the
r b
lin
d a
rea
s.
The p
rotr
ud
ing b
lad
e
may
cut
ob
jects
that
can c
ause k
ickb
ack.
LO
WE
R G
UA
RD
SA
FE
TY
IN
ST
RU
CT
ION
Sa)
Ch
eck l
ow
er
gu
ard
fo
r p
rop
er
clo
sin
g b
efo
re e
ach
use
. D
o n
ot
op
era
te t
he
sa
w i
f lo
we
r g
ua
rd d
oe
s n
ot
mo
ve
fr
ee
ly a
nd
clo
se
in
sta
ntl
y. N
eve
r cla
mp
or
tie
th
e l
ow
er
gu
ard
in
to t
he
op
en
po
sit
ion
. If
saw
is a
ccid
enta
lly d
rop
ped
, lo
wer
guard
m
ay
be b
ent. R
ais
e th
e lo
wer
guard
w
ith th
e
retr
actin
g h
and
le a
nd
make
sure
it
move
s f
reely
and
does n
ot
touch t
he b
lad
e o
r any
oth
er
part
, in
all
angle
s a
nd
dep
ths o
f cut.
b)
Ch
eck th
e o
pe
rati
on
o
f th
e lo
we
r g
ua
rd sp
rin
g.
If th
e
gu
ard
a
nd
th
e sp
rin
g a
re n
ot
op
era
tin
g p
rop
erl
y, th
ey
mu
st
be
se
rvic
ed
b
efo
re u
se
. Low
er
guard
m
ay
op
era
te
slu
ggis
hly
due t
o d
am
aged
part
s,
gum
my
dep
osits
, or
a b
uild
-up
of d
eb
ris.
c)
Lo
we
r g
ua
rd
sh
ou
ld
be
re
tra
cte
d
ma
nu
ally
on
ly
for
sp
ecia
l cu
ts s
uch
as “
plu
ng
e c
uts
” a
nd
“co
mp
ou
nd
cu
ts.”
5
English
•
Alw
ays
be s
ure
all
com
ponents
are
mounte
d p
rop
erly
and
secure
ly
befo
re u
sin
g t
ool.
•
Alw
ays
hand
le
the
saw
b
lad
e
with
care
w
hen
mountin
g
or
rem
ovi
ng it.
•
Alw
ays
wait
until
the m
oto
r has r
eached
full
sp
eed
befo
re s
tart
ing
a c
ut.
•
Alw
ays
keep
hand
les d
ry, cle
an a
nd
fre
e o
f oil
and
gre
ase. H
old
the
tool fir
mly
with
both
hand
s w
hen in u
se.
•
Alw
ays
be a
lert
at all
times, esp
ecia
lly d
uring rep
etit
ive, m
onoto
nous
op
era
tions. A
lways
be s
ure
of p
ositi
on o
f yo
ur
hand
s r
ela
tive t
o t
he
bla
de.
•
Sta
y cle
ar
of end
pie
ces t
hat
may
fall
after
cutt
ing o
ff. They
may
be
hot, s
harp
and
/or
heavy
. S
erious p
ers
onal in
jury
may
result.
•
Rep
lace o
r re
pair d
am
aged
cord
s.
Make
sure
your
ext
ensio
n c
ord
is
in g
ood
cond
ition.
Use o
nly
3-w
ire e
xtensio
n c
ord
s t
hat
have
3-p
rong g
round
ing-t
ype p
lugs a
nd
3-p
ole
recep
tacle
s t
hat
accep
t th
e t
ool’s
plu
g.
•
Air
ve
nts
oft
en
co
ve
r m
ovin
g p
art
s a
nd
sh
ou
ld b
e a
vo
ide
d.
Loose c
loth
es,
jew
elry
or
long h
air c
an b
e c
aught
in m
ovi
ng p
art
s.
•
An
e
xte
nsio
n
co
rd
mu
st
ha
ve
a
de
qu
ate
w
ire
siz
e
(AW
G
or
Am
eri
ca
n W
ire
G
au
ge
) fo
r sa
fety
. The sm
alle
r th
e gauge
num
ber
of
the w
ire,
the g
reate
r th
e c
ap
acity
of
the c
ab
le,
that
is
16 g
auge h
as m
ore
cap
acity
than 1
8 g
auge.
An u
nd
ers
ized
cord
w
ill cause a d
rop
in
lin
e vo
ltage re
sulti
ng in
lo
ss of
pow
er
and
ove
rheatin
g.
When u
sin
g m
ore
than o
ne e
xtensio
n t
o m
ake
up
the
tota
l le
ngth
, b
e s
ure
each ind
ivid
ual ext
ensio
n c
onta
ins a
t le
ast
the
min
imum
wire s
ize.
The f
ollo
win
g t
ab
le s
how
s t
he c
orr
ect
siz
e t
o
use d
ep
end
ing o
n c
ord
length
and
nam
ep
late
am
pere
ratin
g.
If in
d
oub
t, u
se t
he n
ext
heavi
er
gauge. The s
malle
r th
e g
auge n
um
ber,
the h
eavi
er
the c
ord
.
Min
imu
m G
au
ge
fo
r C
ord
Se
ts
Am
pe
re R
ati
ng
Vo
lts
To
tal L
en
gth
of
Co
rd in
Fe
et
(me
ters
)
120V
25 (7
.6)
50 (1
5.2)
100
(30.
5)15
0 (4
5.7)
240V
50 (1
5.2)
100
(30.
5)20
0 (6
1.0)
300
(91.
4)M
ore
Th
an
No
t
Mo
re
Th
an
AW
G
06
1816
1614
610
1816
1412
1012
1616
1412
1216
1412
Not
Rec
omm
end
ed
WA
RN
ING
: A
LW
AY
S u
se s
afe
ty g
lasses.
Eve
ryd
ay
eye
gla
sses a
re
NO
T s
afe
ty g
lasses.
Als
o u
se face o
r d
ust
mask
if cutt
ing o
pera
tion is
dusty
. A
LW
AY
S W
EA
R C
ER
TIF
IED
SA
FE
TY
EQ
UIP
ME
NT:
•
AN
SI Z
87.1
eye
pro
tectio
n (C
AN
/CS
A Z
94.3
),
•
AN
SI S
12.6
(S
3.1
9) hearing p
rote
ctio
n,
•
NIO
SH
/OS
HA
/MS
HA
resp
irato
ry p
rote
ctio
n.
WA
RN
ING
: S
om
e
dust
cre
ate
d
by
pow
er
sand
ing,
saw
ing,
grind
ing,
drilling,
and
oth
er
constr
uctio
n a
ctiv
ities c
onta
ins c
hem
icals
kn
ow
n to the S
tate
of C
alif
orn
ia to c
ause c
ancer, b
irth
defe
cts
or
oth
er
rep
rod
uctiv
e h
arm
. S
om
e e
xam
ple
s o
f th
ese c
hem
icals
are
:
•
lead
fro
m lead
-based
pain
ts,
•
cry
sta
lline silica from
b
ricks
and
cem
ent
and
oth
er
masonry
p
rod
ucts
, and
•
ars
enic
and
chro
miu
m fro
m c
hem
ically
-tre
ate
d lum
ber.
Your risk
from
these e
xposure
s v
aries, d
ep
end
ing o
n h
ow
often y
ou d
o
this
typ
e o
f w
ork
. To
red
uce y
our
exp
osure
to t
hese c
hem
icals
: w
ork
in
a w
ell
ventil
ate
d a
rea,
and
work
with
ap
pro
ved
safe
ty e
quip
ment,
such as th
ose d
ust
masks
th
at
are
sp
ecia
lly d
esig
ned
to
fil
ter
out
mic
roscop
ic p
art
icle
s.
6
English
•
Avo
id p
rolo
ng
ed
co
nta
ct
wit
h d
ust
fro
m p
ow
er
sa
nd
ing
, sa
win
g,
gri
nd
ing
, d
rillin
g,
an
d o
the
r co
nstr
ucti
on
acti
vit
ies.
We
ar
pro
tecti
ve
clo
thin
g a
nd
wa
sh
exp
ose
d a
rea
s w
ith
so
ap
a
nd
wa
ter.
Allo
win
g d
ust
to g
et
into
your
mouth
, eye
s,
or
lay
on
the s
kin m
ay
pro
mote
ab
sorp
tion o
f harm
ful chem
icals
.
WA
RN
ING
: U
se o
f th
is t
ool
can g
enera
te a
nd
/or
dis
pers
e d
ust,
w
hic
h m
ay
cause s
erious a
nd
perm
anent
resp
irato
ry o
r oth
er
inju
ry.
Alw
ays
use N
IOS
H/O
SH
A a
pp
rove
d resp
irato
ry p
rote
ctio
n a
pp
rop
riate
fo
r th
e d
ust
exp
osure
. D
irect
part
icle
s a
way
from
face a
nd
bod
y.W
AR
NIN
G:
Alw
ays w
ea
r p
rop
er
pe
rso
na
l h
ea
rin
g p
rote
cti
on
th
at
co
nfo
rms t
o A
NS
I S
12.6
(S
3.1
9)
du
rin
g u
se
. U
nd
er
som
e
cond
itions a
nd
dura
tion o
f use, nois
e fro
m this
pro
duct m
ay
contr
ibute
to
hearing loss.
•
The la
bel
on yo
ur
tool
may
inclu
de th
e fo
llow
ing sym
bols
. The
sym
bols
and
their d
efin
itions a
re a
s follo
ws:
V ..
.........v
olts
A
........
am
pere
s
Hz .........h
ert
z W
.......w
att
s
min
.......
min
ute
s
.....alte
rnatin
g c
urr
ent
....d
irect
curr
ent
.....alte
rnatin
g o
r d
irect
curr
ent
.........C
lass I C
onstr
uctio
n
no ..
....
no load
sp
eed
.............(
gro
und
ed
) ......eart
hin
g t
erm
inal
.........C
lass II C
onstr
uctio
n
.......safe
ty a
lert
sym
bol
.............(
doub
le insula
ted
)
BP
M ..
beats
per
min
ute
…/m
in ..p
er
min
ute
R
PM
..re
volu
tions p
er
min
ute
IPM
.......im
pacts
per
min
ute
sfp
m ..
surface feet
per
min
ute
SA
VE
TH
ESE
IN
STR
UC
TIO
NS F
OR
FU
TU
RE
USE
Moto
rB
e su
re
your
p
ower
su
pp
ly
agre
es
with
th
e na
mep
late
m
arki
ng.
Volta
ge d
ecre
ase
of m
ore
than
10%
will
caus
e lo
ss o
f p
ower
and
ov
erhe
atin
g. D
EW
ALT
too
ls a
re f
acto
ry t
este
d;
if th
is t
ool
doe
s no
t op
erat
e, c
heck
pow
er s
upp
ly.
E
D
BA
J
I
FIG
. 1
HG
F
C
L
K
CO
MP
ON
EN
TS (Fig
. 1)
WA
RN
ING
: N
eve
r m
od
ify t
he p
ow
er
tool o
r any
part
of it. D
am
age
or
pers
onal in
jury
could
result.
A.
Trig
ger
switc
h H
. Fo
ot p
late
B.
Mai
n ha
ndle
I.
Low
er b
lad
e gu
ard
C.
Bla
de
lock
J.
Bla
de
clam
pin
g sc
rew
D.
End
cap
K
. Lo
wer
gua
rd le
ver
E.
Aux
iliary
han
dle
L.
Up
per
bla
de
guar
d
F. B
evel
ad
just
men
t le
ver
G.
Bev
el a
ngle
ad
just
men
t m
echa
nism
7
English
INT
EN
DE
D U
SE
Thes
e he
avy-
dut
y ci
rcul
ar s
aws
are
des
igne
d f
or p
rofe
ssio
nal
woo
d
cutt
ing
app
licat
ions
. D
O N
OT
use
wat
er f
eed
att
achm
ents
with
thi
s sa
w. D
O N
OT
use
ab
rasi
ve w
heel
s or
bla
des
. DO
NO
T u
se u
nder
wet
co
nditi
ons
or in
pre
senc
e of
flam
mab
le li
qui
ds
or g
ases
. Th
ese
heav
y-d
uty
saw
s ar
e p
rofe
ssio
nal
pow
er t
ools
. D
O N
OT
let
ch
ildre
n co
me
into
con
tact
with
the
too
l. S
uper
visi
on is
req
uire
d w
hen
inex
per
ienc
ed o
per
ator
s us
e th
is t
ool.
AD
JU
STM
EN
TS
Changin
g B
lades
WA
RN
ING
: To
re
du
ce
th
e ri
sk o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it f
rom
po
we
r so
urc
e b
efo
re in
sta
llin
g a
nd
re
mo
vin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
o
r w
he
n
ma
kin
g
rep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
MJ
N
FIG
. 2
FIG
. 3
K
I
TO
IN
STA
LL
TH
E B
LA
DE
(F
IG.
2–5)
1.
Usi
ng th
e lo
wer
gua
rd le
ver (
K),
retr
act t
he lo
wer
bla
de g
uard
(I) a
nd
pla
ce b
lad
e on
saw
spi
ndle
aga
inst
the
inn
er c
lam
p w
ashe
r (M
), m
akin
g su
re t
hat
the
blad
e w
ill ro
tate
in t
he p
rope
r d
irect
ion
(the
dire
ctio
n of
the
rota
tion
arro
w o
n th
e sa
w b
lad
e an
d th
e te
eth
mus
t po
int i
n th
e sa
me
dire
ctio
n as
the
dire
ctio
n of
rota
tion
arro
w o
n th
e sa
w).
Do
not
assu
me
that
the
prin
ting
on t
he b
lad
e w
ill al
way
s be
fa
cing
you
whe
n pr
oper
ly in
stal
led.
Whe
n re
trac
ting
the
low
er b
lad
e gu
ard
to in
stal
l the
bla
de,
che
ck th
e co
nditi
on a
nd o
per
atio
n of
the
low
er b
lad
e gu
ard
to a
ssur
e th
at it
is w
orki
ng p
rop
erly.
Mak
e su
re
it m
oves
free
ly a
nd d
oes
not
touc
h th
e b
lad
e or
any
oth
er p
art,
in
all a
ngle
s an
d d
epth
s of
cut
.
2. P
lace
out
er c
lam
p w
ashe
r (N
) on
CFI
G.
4
saw
sp
indl
e w
ith
the
larg
e fla
t su
rface
aga
inst
the
bla
de
and
the
w
ord
ing
on
the
oute
r cl
amp
w
ashe
r fa
cing
you
.
3. T
hrea
d b
lad
e cl
amp
ing
scre
w (
J)
into
saw
sp
ind
le b
y ha
nd (
scre
w
has
right
-han
d t
hrea
ds
and
mus
t b
e tu
rned
clo
ckw
ise
to t
ight
en).
4.
Dep
ress
th
e b
lad
e lo
ck
(C)
FIG
. 5
O
FIG
. 5
B
whi
le t
urni
ng t
he s
aw s
pin
dle
w
ith
the
bla
de
wre
nch
(O)
stor
ed u
nder
neat
h th
e m
ain
hand
le (
B)
(Fig
. 5)
, un
til t
he
bla
de
lock
eng
ages
and
the
b
lad
e st
ops
rota
ting.
5.
Tig
hten
th
e b
lad
e cl
amp
ing
scre
w
firm
ly
with
th
e b
lad
e w
renc
h.N
OT
E:
Nev
er e
ngag
e th
e b
lad
e lo
ck
whi
le
saw
is
ru
nnin
g,
or
enga
ge i
n an
effo
rt t
o st
op t
he
tool
. N
ever
tur
n th
e sa
w o
n w
hile
th
e b
lad
e lo
ck is
eng
aged
. Ser
ious
d
amag
e to
you
r sa
w w
ill re
sult.
8
English
TO
RE
PL
AC
E T
HE
BL
AD
E (
FIG
. 2,
4,
5)
1.
To
loos
en t
he b
lad
e cl
amp
ing
scre
w (
J),
dep
ress
the
bla
de
lock
(C
) an
d t
urn
the
saw
sp
ind
le w
ith t
he b
lad
e w
renc
h (O
), st
ored
un
der
neat
h th
e m
ain
hand
le (
B),
until
the
bla
de
lock
eng
ages
an
d
the
bla
de
stop
s ro
tatin
g.
With
th
e b
lad
e lo
ck
enga
ged
, tu
rn t
he b
lad
e cl
amp
ing
scre
w c
ount
ercl
ockw
ise
with
the
bla
de
wre
nch
(scr
ew
has
right
-han
d
thre
ads
and
m
ust
be
turn
ed
coun
terc
lock
wis
e to
loos
en).
2.
Rem
ove
the
bla
de
clam
pin
g sc
rew
(J) a
nd o
uter
cla
mp
was
her (
N).
Rem
ove
old
bla
de.
3.
Cle
an a
ny s
awdu
st t
hat
may
hav
e ac
cum
ulat
ed i
n th
e gu
ard
or
clam
p w
ashe
r ar
ea a
nd c
heck
the
con
diti
on a
nd o
per
atio
n of
the
lo
wer
bla
de g
uard
as
prev
ious
ly o
utlin
ed. D
o no
t lub
ricat
e th
is a
rea.
4.
Sel
ect t
he p
rop
er b
lad
e fo
r the
ap
plic
atio
n (re
fer t
o R
eco
mm
en
de
d
Bla
de
Typ
es u
nder
Bla
de
s).
Alw
ays
use
bla
des
tha
t ar
e th
e co
rrec
t si
ze (d
iam
eter
) with
the
pro
per
siz
e an
d s
hap
e ce
nter
hol
e fo
r mou
ntin
g on
the
saw
sp
ind
le. A
lway
s as
sure
that
the
max
imum
re
com
men
ded
sp
eed
(rp
m)
on t
he s
aw b
lad
e m
eets
or
exce
eds
the
spee
d (r
pm
) of t
he s
aw.
5.
Fol
low
ste
ps
1 th
roug
h 5
und
er T
o In
sta
ll t
he
Bla
de
, mak
ing
sure
th
at t
he b
lad
e w
ill ro
tate
in t
he p
rop
er d
irect
ion.
LO
WE
R B
LA
DE
GU
AR
D
WA
RN
ING
: T
he
lo
we
r b
lad
e g
ua
rd i
s a
sa
fety
fe
atu
re w
hic
h
red
uce
s t
he
ris
k o
f se
rio
us p
ers
on
al in
jury
. N
eve
r u
se
th
e s
aw
if
the
lo
we
r g
ua
rd is
m
issin
g,
da
ma
ge
d,
mis
asse
mb
led
o
r n
ot
wo
rkin
g p
rop
erl
y. D
o n
ot
rely
o
n th
e lo
we
r b
lad
e g
ua
rd to
p
rote
ct
yo
u u
nd
er
all c
ircu
msta
nce
s.
Yo
ur
sa
fety
de
pe
nd
s o
n
follo
win
g
all
wa
rnin
gs
an
d
pre
ca
uti
on
s
as
we
ll
as
pro
pe
r o
pe
rati
on
of
the
sa
w.
Ch
eck l
ow
er
gu
ard
fo
r p
rop
er
clo
sin
g
be
fore
e
ach
u
se
a
s o
utl
ine
d in
A
dd
itio
na
l S
afe
ty R
ule
s fo
r C
ircu
lar
Sa
ws.
If
the
lo
we
r b
lad
e
gu
ard
is
m
issin
g
or
no
t w
ork
ing
p
rop
erl
y,
ha
ve
th
e
sa
w
se
rvic
ed
b
efo
re
usin
g.
To
assu
re p
rod
uct
sa
fety
an
d r
elia
bilit
y, r
ep
air,
ma
inte
na
nce
an
d
ad
justm
en
t sh
ou
ld
be
p
erf
orm
ed
b
y
an
a
uth
ori
ze
d
se
rvic
e
ce
nte
r o
r o
the
r q
ua
lifi
ed
se
rvic
e o
rga
niz
ati
on
, a
lwa
ys u
sin
g
ide
nti
ca
l re
pla
ce
me
nt
pa
rts.
Cutt
ing D
epth
Adju
stm
ent
(Fig
. 6–8)
WA
RN
ING
: To
re
du
ce
th
e ri
sk o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it f
rom
po
we
r so
urc
e b
efo
re in
sta
llin
g a
nd
re
mo
vin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
o
r w
he
n
ma
kin
g
rep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
Your
saw
is
equi
pp
ed w
ith a
LOO
SE
N
TIG
HTE
N
PFIG
. 6
ca
rbid
e tip
ped
saw
bla
de
for
long
life
and
effi
cien
t cu
ttin
g.S
ettin
g th
e sa
w a
t th
e p
rop
er
cutt
ing
dep
th
keep
s b
lad
e fri
ctio
n to
a m
inim
um, r
emov
es
saw
dus
t fro
m
bet
wee
n th
e b
lad
e te
eth,
res
ults
in
cool
er,
fast
er s
awin
g an
d r
educ
es t
he
chan
ce o
f kic
kbac
k.
1. H
old
the
saw
firm
ly. R
aise
the
FIG
. 7
R
Q
P
S
d
epth
ad
just
men
t le
ver
(P)
to
loos
en a
nd m
ove
foot
pla
te t
o ob
tain
th
e d
esire
d
dep
th
of
cut,
as s
how
n. M
ake
sure
the
d
epth
ad
just
men
t le
ver
has
bee
n re
tight
ened
(lo
wer
ed)
bef
ore
oper
atin
g th
e sa
w.
2.
Alig
n th
e ap
pro
pria
te m
ark
on
the
dep
th a
dju
stm
ent
stra
p (R
) w
ith n
otch
(Q
) on
the
up
per
b
lad
e gu
ard
. You
r d
epth
is s
et.
9
English
FIG
. 8
3.
For
the
mos
t ef
ficie
nt c
uttin
g ac
tion
usin
g a
carb
ide
tipp
ed s
aw
bla
de,
set
the
dep
th a
dju
stm
ent
so t
hat
abou
t on
e ha
lf of
a t
ooth
p
roje
cts
bel
ow t
he s
urfa
ce o
f the
woo
d t
o b
e cu
t.
4. A
met
hod
of
chec
king
for
the
cor
rect
cut
ting
dep
th i
s sh
own
in
Figu
re 8
. Lay
a p
iece
of t
he m
ater
ial y
ou p
lan
to c
ut a
long
the
sid
e of
the
bla
de,
as
show
n in
the
figur
e, a
nd o
bse
rve
how
muc
h to
oth
pro
ject
s b
eyon
d t
he m
ater
ial.
AD
JU
ST
ING
DE
PT
H A
DJU
ST
ME
NT
LE
VE
R (
FIG
. 7)
It m
ay b
e d
esira
ble
to
adju
st t
he d
epth
ad
just
men
t le
ver
(P).
It m
ay
loos
en in
tim
e an
d h
it th
e fo
ot p
late
bef
ore
tight
en in
g.To
tig
hten
the
leve
r, fo
llow
the
ste
ps
bel
ow.
1.
Hol
d d
epth
ad
just
men
t le
ver
(P) a
nd lo
osen
the
lock
nut
(S).
2.
Ad
just
the
dep
th a
dju
stm
ent
leve
r b
y ro
tatin
g it
in t
he d
esire
d
dire
ctio
n ab
out
1/8
of a
rev
olut
ion.
3.
Ret
ight
en n
ut.
Bevel A
ngle
Adju
stm
ent
(Fig
. 9)
WA
RN
ING
: To
re
du
ce
th
e ri
sk o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it f
rom
po
we
r so
urc
e b
efo
re in
sta
llin
g a
nd
re
mo
vin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
o
r w
he
n
ma
kin
g
rep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
On
the
front
of
the
saw
is
a be
vel
angl
e ad
just
men
t m
echa
nism
(G
) w
hich
con
sist
s of
an
angl
e q
uad
rant
with
a p
oint
er (
T) a
nd a
bev
el
adju
stm
ent
leve
r (F
). Th
e an
gle
F
G
TIG
HTE
N
LOO
SE
N
TU
V
FIG
. 9
q
uad
rant
al
low
s fo
r co
arse
ad
just
men
t. To
ach
ieve
bet
ter
accu
racy
in c
uttin
g, u
se th
e fin
e ad
just
men
t m
arki
ngs
loca
ted
on
the
piv
ot b
rack
et (U
). Th
e fu
ll ra
nge
of b
evel
ad
just
men
t is
0
to
57
d
egre
es.
The
p
ivo
t b
rack
et
is
gra
dua
ted
in
in
crem
ents
of 1
deg
ree.
1.
To
se
t th
e sa
w
for
a b
evel
cu
t,
rais
e th
e b
evel
ad
just
men
t le
ver
(F)
to
loos
en
the
bev
el
adju
stm
ent.
2.
Tilt
the
foo
t p
late
to
the
des
ired
ang
le b
y al
igni
ng t
he p
oint
er (
T)
with
the
des
ired
ang
le m
ark
on t
he p
ivot
bra
cket
(U).
3.
Ret
ight
en t
he b
evel
ad
just
men
t b
y lo
wer
ing
the
leve
r.
Bevel D
ete
nt
(Fig
. 9)
WA
RN
ING
: To
re
du
ce
th
e ri
sk o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it f
rom
po
we
r so
urc
e b
efo
re in
sta
llin
g a
nd
re
mo
vin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
o
r w
he
n
ma
kin
g
rep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
The
DW
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5 an
d D
WE
575S
B a
re e
qui
pp
ed w
ith a
bev
el d
eten
t fe
atur
e. A
s yo
u til
t th
e fo
ot p
late
you
will
hear
a c
lick
and
fee
l the
foo
t p
late
sto
p a
t bot
h 22
.5 a
nd 4
5 d
egre
es. I
f eith
er o
f the
se is
the
des
ired
an
gle,
ret
ight
en t
he le
ver
(F) b
y lo
wer
ing
it. If
you
des
ire a
noth
er a
ngle
, co
ntin
ue t
iltin
g th
e fo
ot p
late
unt
il th
e co
arse
bev
el p
oint
er (
V)
or t
he
fine
poi
nter
(T) a
ligns
with
the
des
ired
mar
k.
10
English
Kerf
Indic
ato
r (F
ig. 1
0)
The
front
of t
he s
aw fo
ot p
late
has
a k
erf i
ndic
ator
for v
ertic
al a
nd b
evel
cu
ttin
g. T
his
ind
icat
or e
nab
les
you
to g
uid
e th
e sa
w a
long
cut
ting
lines
p
enci
led
on
the
mat
eria
l bei
ng c
ut.
The
ind
icat
or li
nes
up w
ith t
he le
ft (in
ner)
sid
e of
the
saw
bla
de
whi
ch m
akes
the
slo
t or
“ke
rf” c
ut b
y th
e m
ovin
g b
lad
e, f
all
to t
he r
ight
of
the
ind
icat
or.
The
mar
king
s on
the
fro
nt o
f the
foot
pla
te a
re in
incr
emen
ts o
f 1/8
" (3
.2 m
m).
FIG
. 10
45˚
0˚
Cut
Length
Indic
ato
r (F
ig. 11)
The
mar
king
s on
the
sid
e of
the
foo
t p
late
FIG
. 11
sh
ow t
he l
engt
h of
the
slo
t b
eing
cut
int
o th
e m
ater
ial a
t th
e fu
ll d
epth
of t
he c
ut.
The
mar
king
s ar
e in
incr
emen
ts o
f 1/8
" (3
.2 m
m).
OP
ER
ATIO
NW
AR
NIN
G:
To
re
du
ce
th
e
risk
o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it
fro
m
po
we
r so
urc
e
be
fore
in
sta
llin
g
an
d
rem
ovin
g
ac
ce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
or
wh
en
ma
kin
g r
ep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
Pro
per
Hand P
osit
ion (Fig
. 12)
WA
RN
ING
: To
red
uce t
he r
isk
of
FIG
. 12
B
E
serious p
ers
onal in
jury
, A
LW
AY
S u
se
pro
per
hand
positi
on a
s s
how
n.
WA
RN
ING
: To
red
uce t
he r
isk
of
serious p
ers
onal i
nju
ry,
ALW
AY
S h
old
secure
ly i
n a
ntic
ipatio
n o
f a s
ud
den
reactio
n.
Pro
per
han
d p
ositi
on r
equi
res
one
hand
on
the
mai
n ha
ndle
(B
), w
ith
the
othe
r ha
nd
on
the
auxi
liary
ha
ndle
(E).
Sw
itch (Fig
. 1)
Pul
l the
trig
ger
switc
h (A
) to
tur
n th
e m
otor
on.
Rel
easi
ng t
he t
rigge
r tu
rns
the
mot
or o
ff. T
his
tool
has
no
pro
visi
on t
o lo
ck t
he s
witc
h in
the
on
pos
ition
, an
d t
he t
ool s
houl
d n
ever
be
lock
ed o
n in
any
way
.
Work
pie
ce S
upport
(Fig
. 13–16)
WA
RN
ING
: To
red
uce t
he r
isk
of
serious p
ers
onal
inju
ry,
sup
port
th
e w
ork
pro
perly
and
hold
the s
aw
firm
ly t
o p
reve
nt
loss o
f contr
ol.
Figu
res
13 a
nd 1
5 sh
ow p
rop
er s
awin
g p
ositi
on.
Figu
res
14 a
nd 1
6 sh
ow a
n un
safe
con
diti
on.
Han
ds
shou
ld b
e ke
pt
away
fro
m c
uttin
g ar
ea,
and
pow
er c
ord
is p
ositi
oned
cle
ar o
f th
e cu
ttin
g ar
ea s
o th
at it
w
ill no
t ge
t ca
ught
or
hung
up
on
the
wor
k.
To a
void
kic
kbac
k, A
LWAY
S s
upp
ort
boa
rd o
r p
anel
NE
AR
the
cut
, (F
ig.
13 a
nd 1
5).
DO
N’T
sup
por
t b
oard
or
pan
el a
way
fro
m t
he c
ut
(Fig
. 14
and
16)
. W
hen
oper
atin
g th
e sa
w,
keep
the
cor
d a
way
fro
m
the
cutt
ing
area
and
pre
vent
it f
rom
bec
omin
g hu
ng u
p o
n th
e w
ork
pie
ce.
ALW
AYS
DIS
CO
NN
EC
T S
AW
BE
FOR
E M
AK
ING
AN
Y A
DJU
ST M
EN
TS!
Pla
ce t
he w
ork
with
its
“goo
d”
sid
e—th
e on
e on
whi
ch a
pp
eara
nce
is
11
English
mos
t im
por
tant
—d
own.
The
saw
cut
s up
war
d, s
o an
y sp
linte
ring
will
be
on th
e w
ork
face
that
is u
p w
hen
you
saw
it.
FIG
. 13 FI
G.
14
Cutt
ing
WA
RN
ING
: N
eve
r att
em
pt
to use th
is to
ol
by
restin
g it
up
sid
e
dow
n o
n a
work
surface a
nd
bringin
g t
he m
ate
rial to
the t
ool.
Alw
ays
secure
ly c
lam
p t
he w
ork
pie
ce a
nd
bring t
he t
ool
to t
he w
ork
pie
ce,
secure
ly h
old
ing t
he t
ool w
ith t
wo h
and
s a
s s
how
n in F
igure
15.
Pla
ce t
he w
ider
por
tion
of t
he s
aw f
oot
pla
te o
n th
at p
art
of t
he w
ork
pie
ce w
hich
is s
olid
ly s
uppo
rted
, not
on
the
sect
ion
that
will
fall
off w
hen
the
cut
is m
ade.
As
exam
ples
, Fi
gure
15
illust
rate
s th
e R
IGH
T w
ay t
o
cut
off t
he e
nd o
f a b
oard
. A
lway
s cl
amp
wor
k. D
on’t
try
to h
old
sho
rt
piec
es b
y ha
nd!
Rem
emb
er t
o su
pp
ort
cant
ileve
red
and
ove
rhan
ging
m
ater
ial.
Use
cau
tion
whe
n sa
win
g m
ater
ial f
rom
bel
ow.
FIG
. 15
FIG
. 16
Be
sure
saw
is u
p to
full
spee
d be
fore
bla
de c
onta
cts
mat
eria
l to
be c
ut.
Sta
rtin
g sa
w w
ith b
lade
aga
inst
mat
eria
l to
be c
ut o
r pu
shed
for
war
d
into
ker
f can
resu
lt in
kic
kbac
k. P
ush
the
saw
forw
ard
at a
spe
ed w
hich
al
low
s th
e bl
ade
to c
ut w
ithou
t la
borin
g. H
ardn
ess
and
toug
hnes
s ca
n va
ry e
ven
in t
he s
ame
piec
e of
mat
eria
l, an
d kn
otty
or
dam
p se
ctio
ns
can
put
a he
avy
load
on
the
saw
. W
hen
this
hap
pens
, pu
sh t
he s
aw
mor
e sl
owly,
but
har
d en
ough
to
keep
wor
king
with
out
muc
h de
crea
se
in s
peed
. For
cing
the
saw
can
cau
se r
ough
cut
s, in
accu
racy
, kic
kbac
k,
and
over
-hea
ting
of t
he m
otor
. S
houl
d yo
ur c
ut b
egin
to
go o
ff th
e lin
e,
don’
t try
to fo
rce
it ba
ck o
n. R
elea
se th
e sw
itch
and
allo
w b
lade
to c
ome
to a
com
plet
e st
op.
Then
you
can
with
draw
the
saw
, si
ght
anew
, an
d
star
t a n
ew c
ut s
light
ly in
side
the
wro
ng o
ne. I
n an
y ev
ent,
with
draw
the
saw
if y
ou m
ust s
hift
the
cut.
Forc
ing
a co
rrec
tion
insi
de th
e cu
t can
sta
ll th
e sa
w a
nd le
ad t
o ki
ckba
ck.
IF S
AW
STA
LLS
, R
ELE
AS
E T
HE
TR
IGG
ER
AN
D B
AC
K T
HE
SA
W
UN
TIL
IT I
S L
OO
SE
. B
E S
UR
E B
LAD
E I
S S
TRA
IGH
T IN
TH
E C
UT
AN
D C
LEA
R O
F TH
E C
UTT
ING
ED
GE
BE
FOR
E R
ES
TAR
TIN
G.
12
English
As
you
finis
h a
cut,
rele
ase
the
trig
ger
and
allo
w t
he b
lad
e to
sto
p
bef
ore
liftin
g th
e sa
w f
rom
the
wor
k. A
s yo
u lif
t th
e sa
w,
the
sprin
g-te
nsio
ned
tel
esco
pin
g gu
ard
will
auto
mat
ical
ly c
lose
und
er t
he b
lad
e.
Rem
emb
er t
he b
lad
e is
exp
osed
unt
il th
is o
ccur
s. N
ever
rea
ch u
nder
th
e w
ork
for
any
reas
on.
Whe
n yo
u ha
ve t
o re
trac
t th
e te
lesc
opin
g gu
ard
man
ually
(as
is n
eces
sary
for
sta
rtin
g p
ocke
t cu
ts)
alw
ays
use
the
retr
actin
g le
ver.
NO
TE
: W
hen
cutt
ing
thin
str
ips,
be
care
ful t
o en
sure
tha
t sm
all c
utof
f p
iece
s d
on’t
hang
up
on
insi
de
of lo
wer
gua
rd.
RIP
PIN
G (
FIG
. 17)
FIG
. 17
W
Rip
ping
is th
e pr
oces
s of
cut
ting
wid
er
boa
rds
into
na
rrow
er
strip
s –
cutt
ing
grai
n le
ngth
wis
e.
Han
d g
uidi
ng is
mor
e di
fficu
lt fo
r th
is t
ype
of s
awin
g an
d t
he u
se
of D
EW
ALT
DW
3278
rip
gui
de
(W) i
s re
com
men
ded
.
PO
CK
ET
CU
TT
ING
(F
IG.
18)
WA
RN
ING
: N
eve
r tie
the
bla
de g
uard
in a
rais
ed
positi
on.
Neve
r m
ove
th
e
saw
b
ackw
ard
sFI
G.
18
E
w
hen
pocke
t cutt
ing.
This
m
ay
cause t
he u
nit
to r
ais
e u
p o
ff t
he
work
surface
whic
h
could
cause
inju
ry.
A p
ocke
t cu
t is
one
tha
t is
mad
e in
a
floor
, wal
l or
othe
r fla
t su
rface
.
1. A
dju
st th
e sa
w fo
ot p
late
so
the
bla
de
cuts
at
des
ired
dep
th.
2.
Tilt
the
saw
for
war
d a
nd r
est
front
of
th
e fo
ot
pla
te
on
mat
eria
l to
be c
ut.
3.
Usi
ng t
he l
ower
gua
rd l
ever
, re
trac
t lo
wer
bla
de
guar
d t
o an
up
war
d p
ositi
on.
Low
er r
ear
of f
oot
pla
te u
ntil
bla
de
teet
h al
mos
t to
uch
cutt
ing
line.
4. R
elea
se t
he b
lad
e gu
ard
(its
con
tact
with
the
wor
k w
ill ke
ep i
t in
pos
ition
to
open
fre
ely
as y
ou s
tart
the
cut
). R
emov
e ha
nd
from
gua
rd le
ver
and
firm
ly g
rip a
uxilia
ry h
and
le (
E),
as s
how
n in
Fi
gure
18.
Pos
ition
you
r b
ody
and
arm
to
allo
w y
ou t
o re
sist
ki
ckb
ack
if it
occu
rs.
5.
Mak
e su
re b
lad
e is
not
in
cont
act
with
cut
ting
surf
ace
bef
ore
star
ting
saw
.
6. S
tart
the
mot
or a
nd g
rad
ually
low
er th
e sa
w u
ntil
its fo
ot p
late
rest
s fla
t on
the
mat
eria
l to
be
cut.
Ad
vanc
e sa
w a
long
the
cut
ting
line
until
cut
is c
omp
lete
d.
7.
Rel
ease
tr
igge
r an
d
allo
w
bla
de
to
stop
co
mp
lete
ly
bef
ore
with
dra
win
g th
e b
lad
e fro
m t
he m
ater
ial.
8.
Whe
n st
artin
g ea
ch n
ew c
ut,
rep
eat
as a
bov
e.
Kic
kback
Whe
n th
e sa
w b
lad
e b
ecom
es p
inch
ed o
r tw
iste
d in
the
cut,
kick
bac
k ca
n oc
cur.
The
saw
is t
hrus
t ra
pid
ly b
ack
tow
ard
the
op
erat
or.
Whe
n th
e b
lad
e is
pin
ched
or
bou
nd t
ight
ly b
y th
e ke
rf cl
osin
g d
own,
the
b
lad
e st
alls
and
the
mot
or re
actio
n d
rives
the
unit
bac
kwar
d. W
hen
the
bla
de
bec
omes
tw
iste
d o
r m
isal
igne
d in
the
cut
, the
tee
th a
t th
e b
ack
edge
of
the
bla
de
can
dig
into
the
top
sur
face
of
the
woo
d c
ausi
ng
the
bla
de
to c
limb
out
of t
he k
erf a
nd ju
mp
bac
k to
war
d t
he o
per
ator
. K
ickb
ack
is m
ore
likel
y to
occ
ur w
hen
any
of t
he f
ollo
win
g co
nditi
ons
exis
t.
1.
IMP
RO
PE
R W
OR
KP
IEC
E S
UP
PO
RT
A
. S
aggi
ng o
r im
pro
per
lift
ing
of t
he c
ut o
ff p
iece
can
cau
se
pin
chin
g of
the
bla
de
and
lead
to
kick
bac
k (F
ig.
14).
13
English
B
. C
uttin
g th
roug
h m
ater
ial s
upp
orte
d a
t th
e ou
ter
end
s on
ly c
an
caus
e ki
ckb
ack.
As
the
mat
eria
l wea
kens
it s
ags,
clo
sing
dow
n th
e ke
rf an
d p
inch
ing
the
bla
de.
C.
Cut
ting
off a
can
tilev
ered
or
over
hang
ing
pie
ce o
f mat
eria
l fro
m
the
bot
tom
up
in a
ver
tical
dire
ctio
n ca
n ca
use
kick
bac
k. T
he
fallin
g cu
t of
f pie
ce c
an p
inch
the
bla
de.
D
. C
uttin
g of
f lon
g na
rrow
str
ips
(as
in ri
pp
ing)
can
cau
se k
ickb
ack.
Th
e cu
t of
f st
rip c
an s
ag o
r tw
ist
clos
ing
the
kerf
and
pin
chin
g th
e b
lad
e.
E.
Sna
ggin
g th
e lo
wer
gua
rd o
n a
surfa
ce b
elow
the
mat
eria
l b
eing
cut
mom
enta
rily
red
uces
op
erat
or c
ontr
ol.
The
saw
can
lif
t p
artia
lly o
ut o
f the
cut
incr
easi
ng t
he c
hanc
e of
bla
de
twis
t.
2.
IMP
RO
PE
R D
EP
TH
OF
CU
T S
ET
TIN
G O
N S
AW
To m
ake
the
mos
t ef
ficie
nt c
ut,
the
bla
de
shou
ld p
rotr
ude
only
far
enou
gh to
exp
ose
1/2
of a
toot
h as
sho
wn
in F
igur
e 9.
Thi
s al
low
s th
e fo
ot p
late
to
sup
por
t th
e b
lad
e an
d m
inim
izes
tw
istin
g an
d
pin
chin
g in
the
mat
eria
l. R
efer
to
Cu
ttin
g D
ep
th A
dju
stm
en
t.
3.
BL
AD
E T
WIS
TIN
G (
MIS
AL
IGN
ME
NT
IN
CU
T)
A
. P
ushi
ng h
ard
er t
o cu
t th
roug
h a
knot
, a
nail,
or
a ha
rd g
rain
ar
ea c
an c
ause
the
bla
de
to t
wis
t.
B.
Tryi
ng t
o tu
rn t
he s
aw i
n th
e cu
t (tr
ying
to
get
bac
k on
the
m
arke
d li
ne) c
an c
ause
bla
de
twis
t.
C.
Ove
r-re
achi
ng o
r op
erat
ing
the
saw
with
poo
r b
ody
cont
rol (
out
of b
alan
ce),
can
resu
lt in
tw
istin
g th
e b
lad
e.
D.
Cha
ngin
g ha
nd g
rip o
r b
ody
pos
ition
whi
le c
uttin
g ca
n re
sult
in
bla
de
twis
t.
E.
Bac
king
up
the
saw
to
clea
r b
lad
e ca
n le
ad t
o tw
ist
if it
is n
ot
don
e ca
refu
lly.
4.
MA
TE
RIA
LS
TH
AT
RE
QU
IRE
EX
TR
A A
TT
EN
TIO
N
A
. W
et lu
mb
er
B.
Gre
en lu
mb
er (m
ater
ial f
resh
ly c
ut o
r no
t ki
ln d
ried
)
C
. P
ress
ure
trea
ted
lum
ber
(mat
eria
l tre
ated
with
pre
serv
ativ
es o
r an
ti-ro
t ch
emic
als)
5.
US
E O
F D
UL
L O
R D
IRT
Y B
LA
DE
S
Dul
l bla
des
cau
se in
crea
sed
load
ing
of t
he s
aw.
To c
omp
ensa
te,
an o
per
ator
will
usua
lly p
ush
hard
er w
hich
fur
ther
loa
ds
the
unit
and
pro
mot
es t
wis
ting
of t
he b
lad
e in
the
ker
f. W
orn
bla
des
may
al
so h
ave
insu
ffici
ent
bod
y cl
eara
nce
whi
ch in
crea
ses
the
chan
ce
of b
ind
ing
and
incr
ease
d lo
adin
g.
6.
LIF
TIN
G T
HE
SA
W W
HE
N M
AK
ING
BE
VE
L C
UT
S
Bev
el c
uts
req
uire
sp
ecia
l op
erat
or a
tten
tion
to p
rop
er c
uttin
g te
chni
que
s –
esp
ecia
lly g
uid
ance
of
the
saw
. B
oth
bla
de
angl
e to
th
e fo
ot p
late
and
gre
ater
bla
de
surfa
ce in
the
mat
eria
l inc
reas
e th
e ch
ance
for
bin
din
g an
d m
isal
ignm
ent
(twis
t) to
occ
ur.
7.
RE
STA
RT
ING
A C
UT
WIT
H T
HE
BL
AD
E T
EE
TH
JA
MM
ED
A
GA
INS
T T
HE
MA
TE
RIA
L
The
saw
sho
uld
be
bro
ught
up
to
full
oper
atin
g sp
eed
bef
ore
star
ting
a cu
t or
res
tart
ing
a cu
t af
ter
the
unit
has
bee
n st
opp
ed
with
the
bla
de
in t
he k
erf.
Failu
re t
o d
o so
can
cau
se s
tallin
g an
d
kick
bac
k.A
ny o
ther
con
diti
ons
whi
ch c
ould
res
ult
in p
inch
ing,
bin
din
g, t
wis
ting,
or
m
isal
ignm
ent
of
the
bla
de
coul
d
caus
e ki
ckb
ack.
R
efer
to
A
dd
itio
na
l S
afe
ty I
nstr
ucti
on
s a
nd O
pe
rati
on
for
pro
ced
ures
and
te
chni
que
s th
at w
ill m
inim
ize
the
occu
rren
ce o
f kic
kbac
k.
MA
INTE
NA
NC
E W
AR
NIN
G:
To
re
du
ce
th
e ri
sk o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it f
rom
po
we
r so
urc
e b
efo
re in
sta
llin
g a
nd
re
mo
vin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
o
r w
he
n
ma
kin
g
rep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
14
English
Cle
anin
g W
AR
NIN
G: B
low
dirt
and
dust
out
of all
air v
ents
with
cle
an, d
ry a
ir
at
least
once a
week.
To m
inim
ize t
he r
isk
of
eye
inju
ry,
alw
ays
wear
AN
SI Z
87.1
ap
pro
ved
eye
pro
tectio
n w
hen p
erform
ing t
his
.
WA
RN
ING
: Neve
r use s
olv
ents
or oth
er hars
h c
hem
icals
for cle
anin
g
the n
on-m
eta
llic p
art
s o
f th
e t
ool.
These c
hem
icals
may
weake
n t
he
pla
stic
mate
rials
used
in t
hese p
art
s.
Use a
clo
th d
am
pened
only
with
w
ate
r and
mild
soap
. N
eve
r le
t any
liquid
get
insi
de t
he t
ool;
neve
r im
mers
e a
ny
part
of th
e t
ool i
nto
a li
quid
.
Lubri
cati
on
Sel
f lu
bric
atin
g b
all
and
rol
ler
bea
rings
are
use
d i
n th
e to
ol a
nd
relu
bric
atio
n is
not
req
uire
d.
How
ever
, it
is r
ecom
men
ded
tha
t, o
nce
a ye
ar,
you
take
or
send
the
too
l to
a se
rvic
e ce
nter
for
a t
horo
ugh
clea
ning
, in
spec
tion
and
lub
ricat
ion
of t
he g
ear
case
.
Ele
ctr
ic B
rake (D
WE
575SB
)Yo
ur s
aw h
as a
n au
tom
atic
ele
ctric
bra
ke w
hich
is d
esig
ned
to
stop
th
e b
lad
e fro
m c
oast
ing
in a
bou
t tw
o se
cond
s, a
fter
you
rele
ase
the
trig
ger
switc
h. It
is u
sefu
l whe
n m
akin
g ce
rtai
n cu
ts in
woo
d w
here
a
coas
ting
bla
de
wou
ld r
esul
t in
a w
ide,
imp
reci
se c
ut.
Occ
asio
nally
, th
e b
rake
will
not
func
tion
pro
per
ly a
nd w
on’t
stop
the
sa
w in
the
2 se
cond
s d
iscu
ssed
ab
ove.
If th
is c
ond
ition
per
sist
s, tu
rn
the
saw
on
and
off
four
or
five
times
. If
the
bra
ke s
till d
oes
not
stop
th
e b
lad
e in
ab
out
2 se
cond
s, t
he p
rob
lem
may
be
wor
n b
rush
es.
Hav
e th
e b
rush
es r
epla
ced
at
a D
EW
ALT
aut
horiz
ed s
ervi
ce c
ente
r.
Repair
sTo
ass
ure
pro
duct
SA
FETY
and
RE
LIA
BIL
ITY,
rep
airs
, m
aint
enan
ce
and
adj
ustm
ent
shou
ld b
e p
erfo
rmed
by
a D
EW
ALT
fac
tory
ser
vice
ce
nter
, a
DEW
ALT
aut
horiz
ed s
ervi
ce c
ente
r or
oth
er q
ualif
ied
ser
vice
p
erso
nnel
. Alw
ays
use
iden
tical
rep
lace
men
t p
arts
. (R
efer
to
Bru
sh
es
for
bru
sh r
epla
cem
ent
info
rmat
ion.
)
Bru
shes (Fig
. 19)
WA
RN
ING
: To
re
du
ce
th
e ri
sk o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it f
rom
po
we
r so
urc
e b
efo
re in
sta
llin
g a
nd
re
mo
vin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
o
r w
he
n
ma
kin
g
rep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
Insp
ect
carb
on
bru
shes
D
XX
FIG
. 19
re
gula
rly b
y d
isco
nnec
ting
the
tool
fro
m t
he p
ower
sou
rce,
re
mov
ing
the
four
en
d
cap
sc
rew
s (X
) w
ith a
scr
ewd
river
, th
en
rem
ovi
ng
the
end
ca
p (D
).K
eep
b
rush
es
clea
n an
d
slid
ing
freel
y in
th
eir
guid
es.
Alw
ays
rep
lace
a u
sed
bru
sh
in
the
sam
e or
ient
atio
n in
th
e ho
lder
as
it w
as p
rior
to
rem
oval
. C
arb
on b
rush
es h
ave
vary
ing
sym
bol
s st
amp
ed i
nto
thei
r si
des
, an
d i
f ei
ther
bru
sh i
s w
orn
dow
n to
the
lin
e cl
oses
t to
the
sp
ring,
tak
e th
e to
ol t
o a
DEW
ALT
aut
horiz
ed s
ervi
ce c
ente
r fo
r b
rush
as
sem
bly
rep
lace
men
t. U
se o
nly
iden
tical
DEW
ALT
bru
shes
. A
lway
s re
pla
ce t
he e
nd c
ap a
fter
insp
ectin
g or
ser
vici
ng b
rush
es.
The
tool
sh
ould
be
allo
wed
to
“run
in”
(ru
n at
no
load
with
out
a b
lad
e) f
or 5
m
inut
es b
efor
e us
e to
sea
t ne
w b
rush
es.
Whi
le “
runn
ing
in”
DO
NO
T TI
E,
TAP
E,
OR
OTH
ER
WIS
E L
OC
K T
HE
TR
IGG
ER
SW
ITC
H O
N.
HO
LD B
Y H
AN
D O
NLY
.
Foot
Pla
te A
dju
stm
ent
WA
RN
ING
: To
re
du
ce
th
e ri
sk o
f in
jury
, tu
rn u
nit
o
ff a
nd
d
isco
nn
ect
it f
rom
po
we
r so
urc
e b
efo
re in
sta
llin
g a
nd
re
mo
vin
g
acce
sso
rie
s,
be
fore
a
dju
sti
ng
o
r w
he
n
ma
kin
g
rep
air
s.
An
accid
enta
l sta
rt-u
p c
an c
ause inju
ry.
15
English
Your
foo
t p
late
has
bee
n fa
ctor
y se
t to
ass
ure
that
the
bla
de
is
per
pen
dic
ular
to
the
foot
pla
te.
If af
ter
exte
nded
use
you
nee
d t
o re
-alig
n th
e b
lad
e, fo
llow
the
dire
ctio
ns b
elow
:
AD
JU
ST
ING
FO
R 9
0 D
EG
RE
E C
UT
S (
FIG
. 1,
20)
1.
Ret
urn
the
saw
to
FIG
. 20
Y
0
deg
rees
bev
el.
2.
Pla
ce th
e sa
w o
n its
sid
e,
and
re
trac
t th
e lo
wer
gu
ard
.
3. S
et
the
dep
th
of
cut
at
app
roxi
mat
ely
2"
(51
mm
).
4. L
oo
sen
th
e b
evel
ad
just
men
t le
ver
(F).
Pla
ce
a sq
uare
ag
ains
t th
e b
lad
e an
d
the
foot
p
late
as
sh
own
in
Figu
re 2
0.
5. U
sing
a h
ex w
renc
h, tu
rn th
e se
t scr
ew (Y
) on
the
und
ersi
de
of th
e fo
ot p
late
unt
il th
e b
lad
e an
d th
e fo
ot p
late
are
bot
h in
flus
h co
ntac
t w
ith t
he s
qua
re.
Ret
ight
en t
he b
evel
ad
just
men
t le
ver.
AD
JU
ST
ING
BE
VE
L A
DJU
ST
ME
NT
LE
VE
R
It m
ay b
e d
esira
ble
to
adju
st t
heFI
G.
21
ZF
b
evel
ad
just
men
t le
ver.
It m
ay
loos
en in
tim
e an
d h
it th
e fo
ot p
late
b
efor
e tig
hten
ing.
To
tight
en
the
leve
r, fo
llow
th
e st
eps
bel
ow.
1.
Hol
d b
evel
ad
just
men
t le
ver
(F)
and
loos
en t
he lo
cknu
t (Z
).
2.
Ad
just
the
bev
el a
dju
stm
ent
leve
r b
y ro
tatin
g it
in t
he d
esire
d
dire
ctio
n ab
out
1/8
of a
rev
olut
ion.
3.
Ret
ight
en n
ut.
Bla
des
A d
ull b
lad
e w
ill ca
use
inef
ficie
nt c
uttin
g, o
verlo
ad o
n th
e sa
w m
otor
, ex
cess
ive
splin
terin
g an
d in
crea
se th
e p
ossi
bilit
y of
kic
kbac
k. C
hang
e b
lad
es w
hen
it is
no
long
er e
asy
to p
ush
the
saw
thr
ough
the
cut
, w
hen
the
mot
or is
str
aini
ng,
or w
hen
exce
ssiv
e he
at is
bui
lt up
in t
he
bla
de.
It is
a g
ood
pra
ctic
e to
kee
p e
xtra
bla
des
on
hand
so
that
sha
rp
bla
des
are
ava
ilab
le fo
r im
med
iate
use
. Dul
l bla
des
can
be
shar
pen
ed
in m
ost
area
s; s
ee S
AW
S-S
HA
RP
EN
ING
in t
he y
ello
w p
ages
.H
ard
ened
gu
m
on
the
bla
de
can
be
rem
oved
w
ith
kero
sene
, tu
rpen
tine,
or
oven
cle
aner
. A
nti-s
tick
coat
ed b
lad
es c
an b
e us
ed
in a
pp
licat
ions
whe
re e
xces
sive
bui
ld-u
p i
s en
coun
tere
d,
such
as
pre
ssur
e tr
eate
d a
nd g
reen
lum
ber
.
RE
CO
MM
EN
DE
D B
LA
DE
TY
PE
S
CO
MB
INA
TIO
N F
RA
MIN
G
5/8"
Rou
nd a
rbor
, 24
teet
h
All
pur
pos
e fa
st r
ip a
nd c
ross
cut
s.
PR
ES
SU
RE
TR
EA
TE
D/
5/8"
Rou
nd a
rbor
, 20
teet
hW
ET
LU
MB
ER
C
oate
d -
Res
ista
nt to
gum
bui
ld-u
p
EX
TR
EM
E D
UR
AB
ILIT
Y
5/8"
Rou
nd a
rbor
, 18
teet
h
Coa
ted
, roc
k ca
rbid
e
FIN
ISH
ING
5/
8" R
ound
arb
or, 3
6 te
eth
M
ore
teet
h fo
r fi n
er fi
nish
cut
s.
FA
ST
CU
T F
RA
MIN
G
5/8"
Rou
nd a
rbor
, 18
teet
h
Fast
est
bla
de
for
rips
and
cro
ss c
uts
16
English
Accessori
es
WA
RN
ING
: S
ince a
ccessories, oth
er th
an those o
ffere
d b
y D
EW
ALT
, have
not
been t
este
d w
ith t
his
pro
duct, u
se o
f such a
ccessories w
ith
this
tool c
ould
be h
aza
rdous. To
red
uce the ris
k of in
jury
, only
DEW
ALT
, re
com
mend
ed
accessories s
hould
be u
sed
with
this
pro
duct.
Rec
omm
end
ed a
cces
sorie
s fo
r us
e w
ith y
our
tool
are
ava
ilab
le a
t ex
tra
cost
fro
m y
our
loca
l dea
ler
or a
utho
rized
ser
vice
cen
ter.
If yo
u ne
ed a
ssis
tanc
e in
loc
atin
g an
y ac
cess
ory,
ple
ase
cont
act
DEW
ALT
In
dus
tria
l Too
l Co.
, 70
1 E
ast
Jop
pa
Roa
d,
Bal
timor
e, M
D 2
1286
, ca
ll 1-
800-
4-D
EW
ALT
(1-8
00-4
33-9
258)
or
visi
t ou
r w
ebsi
te w
ww
.dew
alt.
com
.D
O N
OT
US
E W
ATE
R F
EE
D A
TTA
CH
ME
NTS
WIT
H T
HIS
SA
W.
VIS
UA
LLY
EX
AM
INE
CA
RB
IDE
BLA
DE
S B
EFO
RE
US
E.
RE
PLA
CE
IF
DA
MA
GE
D.
Thre
e Y
ear
Lim
ited W
arr
anty
DEW
ALT
will
rep
air,
with
out c
harg
e, a
ny d
efec
ts d
ue to
faul
ty m
ater
ials
or
wor
kman
ship
for
thr
ee y
ears
fro
m t
he d
ate
of p
urch
ase.
Thi
s w
arra
nty
doe
s no
t cov
er p
art f
ailu
re d
ue to
nor
mal
wea
r or
tool
ab
use.
Fo
r fur
ther
det
ail o
f war
rant
y co
vera
ge a
nd w
arra
nty
rep
air i
nfor
mat
ion,
vi
sit
ww
w.d
ewal
t.com
or
ca
ll 1-
800-
4-D
EW
ALT
(1
-800
-433
-925
8).
This
war
rant
y d
oes
not a
pp
ly to
acc
esso
ries
or d
amag
e ca
used
whe
re
rep
airs
hav
e b
een
mad
e or
att
emp
ted
by
othe
rs.
This
war
rant
y gi
ves
you
spec
ific
lega
l rig
hts
and
you
may
hav
e ot
her
right
s w
hich
var
y in
ce
rtai
n st
ates
or
pro
vinc
es.
In a
dd
ition
to
the
war
rant
y, D
EW
ALT
too
ls a
re c
over
ed b
y ou
r:
1 Y
EA
R F
RE
E S
ER
VIC
E
DEW
ALT
will
mai
ntai
n th
e to
ol a
nd r
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