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Adjusting the Depth Stop (seefiguresH−I)

Use the depth stop(10) if you want to cut threaded rods to

the same length or if you want to cut off threaded rods with a

specific overhang to a surface.

Press the(9) button and guide in the depth stop. When do-

ing so, ensure that the toothed side of the depth stop is fa-

cing the toothed side of the button. The depth stop(10) has

two measuring scales (millimetres and inches). You can turn

the depth stop (10) to use the scale you require. Align the

value of your required length on the depth stop (10) with the

reference surface of the depth stop(11) (see figure I). To

lock the depth stop, release the button(9) again.

Do not carry the power tool by the depth stop(10). Other-

wise, the power tool may fall over and cause personal injury

and/or damage to the power tool.

Working Advice

Prematurely Stopping the Cut

Never attempt to forcefully remove the power tool from the

threaded rod. This may lead to an unexpected start, which

may cause personal injury or damage to the cutting jaws(3)

or the power tool.

If you want to prematurely stop a cut, let go of the release

switch(14). The power tool switches off. Set the selector

switch(13) to the reversal position (position b, ) and

press and hold it while pressing the release switch(14) until

the threaded rod is completely released from the cutting

jaws (3) and the power tool automatically comes to a stop in

the fully open position.

Utility Hook (seefigureJ)

Your power tool is equipped with a utility hook(15) for

hanging it to a ladder, for example. To do this, swivel the util-

ity hook(15) outwards.

Fold the utility hook(15) back in again until it engages when

you want to use the power tool.

The utility hook(15) is not suitable for attaching the power

tool to a person (e.g. to a belt). Never hang the power tool

from a windy location or a potentially unstable surface.

Cutting Fixed Threaded Rods (seefigureK)

Proceed as follows if you wish to cut a fixed threaded rod

(e.g. a threaded rod fitted to the ceiling or wall of a building).

Make sure that the threaded rod guide (5) is set according to

the thread size to be cut and that the cutting jaws (3) are

fully open. Position the power tool so that the threaded rod

is located between the threaded jaws(3). While the

threaded rod is touching the threaded rod guide(5), align

the thread of the threaded rod with the thread of the station-

ary cutting jaw.

Hold the cut-off section of the threaded rod with your free

hand because it may fall down after the cutting process.

Hold the power tool with a firm grip and expect reactive

forces. Press and hold the release switch(14) until the cut-

ting process is ended.

You can use the depth stop(10) to cut the threaded rod to

length to a specified distance from a surface. Before moving

the depth stop(10) in contact with the surface, ensure that

the edge of the depth stop(10) and the front(1) of the

power tool are free of dirt. Otherwise, you could make the

surface dirty.

Adjust the depth stop(10) to the measurement you require.

Position the power tool so that the edge of the depth stop is

in contact with the surface from which the threaded rod is

protruding and continue the cutting process as described

above.

Cutting Loose Threaded Rods (seefiguresL–M)

For simple work, you can cut the threaded rods by holding

the power tool in one hand and guiding the threaded rod to

be cut with your other hand. Proceed as follows.

Make sure that the threaded rod guide (5) is set according to

the thread size to be cut and that the cutting jaws (3) are

fully open.

Position the power tool so that the threaded rod is located

between the threaded jaws(3). While the threaded rod is

touching the threaded rod guide(5), align the thread of the

threaded rod with the thread of the stationary cutting jaw.

Please be aware that the cut-off section will fall down after

the cutting process. Hold the power tool and threaded rod

with a firm grip and expect reactive forces.

Press and hold the release switch(14) until the cutting pro-

cess is ended. If you are cutting long threaded rods or large

thread sizes that are hard to hold by hand, position the

power tool with the side supporting surfaces(12) on a hori-

zontal surface (seefigureM).

Operate the power tool with one hand while guiding the

threaded rod with your other hand with a firm grip. Proceed

as follows. Make sure that the threaded rod guide (5) is set

according to the thread size to be cut and that the cutting

jaws (3) are fully open. Position the threaded rod so that it is

located between the threaded jaws(3). While the threaded

rod is touching the threaded rod guide(5), align the thread

of the threaded rod with the thread of the stationary cutting

jaw. Hold the power tool and threaded rod with a firm grip

and expect reactive forces. Press and hold the release

switch(14) until the cutting process is ended.

To cut loose threaded rods to a pre-set length, also carry out

the following steps. Adjust the depth stop(10) to the meas-

urement you require. Position a suitable object such that it is

touching the depth stop(10). Position a threaded rod in re-

lation to the power tool as described above and also ensure

that it is touching the object. Ensure that you do not move

the positioned object.

Storing the Power Tool

If you are storing the power tool, remove the rechargeable

battery(6).

Remove dust from the cutting jaws(3) and the moving parts.

Replacing the Cutting Jaws

A pair of cutting jaws always consists of two cutting jaws(3),

one of which is marked with a dot and the other of which is

marked with two dots. If cutting jaws are worn or damaged,

always replace them as a pair(see "Fitting the Cutting Jaws

(seefiguresA−E)", page21).

The pair of cutting jaws can be replaced between the moving

holder(2) and the stationary holder(4).

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