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Insert new saw blade up to the stop in the

saw blade holder [3-1].

Close chuck lever.

7.2 Adjusting three saw blade guide

The pendulum jigsaws have an additional

hard metal guide [3-2] immediately above

the workpiece for a better guidance of the

saw blade.

Tighten the screw [3-3] with the Allen key

[1-4] until the jaws almost rest against the

saw blade.

The saw blade should still be able to be

moved easily!

7.3 Fitting the splinterguard

The splinterguard allows cuts with splinter-free

edges, even on the exit side of the saw blade.

With the tool switched off, fit the splinterguard

[4-3] on the guide [4-2] up to the saw blade.

Switch the jigsaw on.

With the tool running, push the splinterguard

in until the splinterguard is flush with the front

edge of the base runner. Thereby the splinter-

guard is cut in.

The splinterguard must lie close to the

saw blade on both sides to ensure its reli-

able operation. Thus, a new splinterguard

should be fitted every time the saw blade

is changed to ensure splinter-free cuts.

7.4 Fitting the chip guard

The chip guard prevents chips from flying off and

improves the efficiency of the chip extractor.

Insert the chip guard [2-8] between the base

runner and chuck lever.

Push back the chip guard with a slight pres-

sure until it catches in place.

7.5 Dust extraction

Jigsaws can be connected to a dust extractor

(hose diameter 27 mm) using the extractor

adapter [2-4].

When working with suction units, always

use a splinterguard in order to prevent the

suction channels becoming blocked.

Insert the extractor adapter into the rear

hole of the base runner in so that the hook

[2-6] catches in the notch [2-7].

Press the lever [2-5] to remove the extractor

adapter.

7.6 Adjusting the base runner

The base runner can be swivelled to both

sides by up to 45° for bevel cuts.

Remove chip guard and splinterguard.

Release locking screw [4-1] with Allen key

[1-4].

Push base runner approx. 5 mm forwards.

set desired inclination according to the scale

[5-2].

Tighten locking screw [4-1].

The base runner can be moved back for saw-

ing close to edges.

Remove chip guard and splinterguard.

Release locking screw [4-1] with Allen key

[1-4].

Push base runner to rear position so that the

centring pin [5-1] fits in the opening [5-3].

Tighten locking screw [4-1].

7.7 Adjusting the pendulum stroke

In order to process different materials with

an optimum feed movement the pendulum

jigsaws have an adjustable pendulum stroke.

Select the desired setting with the pendulum

stroke switch [1-5]:

setting 0 = pendulum stroke off

setting 3 = maximum pendulum stroke

7.8 Adjusting the number of strokes

JSP 120 E, BSP 120 E

You can regulate the number of strokes step-

lessly between 1000 and 2900 min

-1

using

the adjusting wheel

[1-2; 2-3]. This enables

you to optimise the cutting speed to suit the

material.

WARNING

Dust hazard

Dust can be hazardous to health. Always

work with a dust extractor.

Always read applicable national regula-

tions before extracting hazardous dust.

Recommended settings of the pendu-

lum stroke

Hard and soft wood,chip board,

wood fibre board

1 - 3

Wood core plywood, plywood, plas-

tics

1 - 2

Ceramic 0

Aluminium, NF metals 0 - 2

Steel 0 - 1

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