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Operator's Manual 

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12,0 AmpP,/ariable Speed 

Reciprocating Saw 

with Orbital Action 

Model Noo 

172,26043 

CAUTION: Read, understand andfo!low 

all Safety Rules and Operating Instructions 

in this manual before usingthis pmducL 

Sears,Roebuckand Co.,HoffmanEstates,IL60179UoS.A. 

Visit our Craftsman• webslte:www.sesrs.com/craftsman 

Double lnsuFated 

• WARRANTY 

SAFETY 

• UNPACKING 

• DESCRIPTION 

• OPERATION 

• MAINTENANCE

Warranty ................................................................................................................ Page 2 

Safety' Symbaf9 .............................................................................. Page 3 

Safety lnslructions .................................................................................. Pages 4-10 

Unpacking .................................................................................................. Page 10 

Description .................................................................................................................................... 

Pages 11-t2 

Operation ............................................................................................................................. 

Pages 12-22 

Maintenance ............................................................................................................................. 

Pages 23-24 

Accessodes ................................................................. 

Page 25 

Parts List ............................................................................................................................................ 

Pages 26-29 

Sears Repair Parts Phone Numbers ......................................................................... Back Cover 

ONEYEAR FULLWARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN PROFESStONALTOOL 

if this Craftsman Professional Tool tails due to a detect In material or workmanship 

within one year from the dale of pumhase, RETURN tTTO ANY SEARS STORE OR 

PARTS AND REPAIR CENTER OR OTHER CRAFTSMAN OUTLET INTHE UNITED 

STATES FOR FREE REPAIR (OR REPLACEMENT 1F REPAIR PROVES 

IMPOSSIBLE), 

This warranty does not include expendable parts such as lamps, batteries, bits or 

blades, 

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, end you may have ether rights, which 

very from state to slate° 

Seam, Roebuck and Co,,, Heffmen Eslates, IL 60179 

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS! 

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS! 

ifk WARNING: some dust creeled by using power toots contains chemicals ] 

known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other 

reproductive harm, 

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The purpose of safety symbois is to attract your attention to possible dangers. 

The safety symbols end the explanations with them, deserve your careful attention and 

understandlng_ The, symbol warnings DO NOT by themselves eliminate any danger. 

The Instructions and warnings they give are no substItules for proper accident prevention 

measures° 

,-_ WARNING: BE SURE to read and understand all safety instructions in 

thls manual, Including all sefety alert symbols such as "DANGER", "WARNING" 

end "CAUTION". BEFORE using this too!, Failure to follow all Instructions I_sted 

below may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury. 

SYMBOL MEANtNG 

SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL: IndleetesDANGER,WARNING, OR 

CAUTION, May be used in conjunction with other symbols or ptctographs, 

_ ailure to obey this safety warning WILL result In death or 

serious Injury to yourself or to ethers. Always follow the 

safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric Shock 

and personal injury. 

Z_WARN1NG I Failure to obey this safety warning CAN result tn death or 

serious injury to yourself or to others, Always follow the 

safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock 

and personal injury, 

[/_ CAUTION I! Failure Injury to toyourself obey this or safety others warning or property MAYdemega_ result In Always personal 

follow the safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, 

electric shock and personal Injury, 

DAMAGE PREVENTION AND INFORMATION MESSAGES 

These Inform user of important Information andlor instructions that could teed to 

equipment or other property damage if not followed° Each message is preceded 

by the word "NOTE:" as in the example below: 

NOTE: not followed, Equipment andlor property damage may result If these instructions ere 

WEAR ¥oeR 

z_WARNING: The operation of any power tool can result 

In foreign oblecte being thrown into your eyes, which coo 

l_suit _n severe eye damage, Before begLnnlng power tool 

operetlon, ALWAYS wear safety goggles or safety glasses 

with slde shield end a full-face shleld when needed. 

We recommend e Wide Vision Safety Mask for use over 

eyeglasses or standard safety gfesaes wffh side shield, 

available at Sears Stores or other Craftsman Outlets.

efore using this power toot. Failure to follow ell instructions may result In electric 

I shock, _ WARNING: fire _nd / orBE aerlous SURE persona! to read and injury. understand all instructions in thta manual 

WORK AREA SAFETY 

I. Keep your work area clean end well lit. Cluttered workbenches and dark areas 

invite accidents, 

2, DO NOT operate power tools in explosive atmospheres, such as in the presence 

of flammable liquids, gases, or dust. Power toots create sparks which may igntle the 

dust or fumes. 

3. Keep bystanders, children and visitors away while operating a power tool. 

Distractions can cause you to losecontrol 

4. Make your workshop chlldproof with padlocks and master switches Lock 

toots away when not in use 

5, MAKE SURE the work area has ample lighting so you can see the work and that 

there are no obstructions that will interfere with sale operation BEFORE using your saw 

PERSONAL SAFETY 

1,, KNOW your power tool, Read the operator's manual carefully. Learn the tours 

applications and limitations, as well as the specific potential hazards related to this tool 

2o STAY ALERT, watch what you ate doing and use common sense when operating a 

power tool. 

3. DO NOT use tool whta tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication. 

A moment of inattention white operating power toots may result in serious personal 

inJuP/. 

4o DRESS properly. DO NOT wear loose clothing or jewelry_ Pull back long hair. Keep your 

hair, clothing, and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothing, or long hair can be 

caught in moving parts Air vents often cover moving parts and should also be avoided 

5,, AVOID accidental starling, Be sure switch is in "OFF" positron before plugging in. 

DO NOT carry tools with your finger on the switch. Carrying tools wtlh your finger on the 

switch or plugging in tools that have the switch in the "ON" position Invites accidents. 

6. REMOVE adjusting keys or blade wrenches before turning the tool "ON-, A wrench that 

is left attached to a rotating pad of the tool may resull in personal Injury 

77 Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times. Proper footing and 

balance enables better control of the tool in unexpected situations. 

8. ALWAYS SECURE¥OUR WORK. Use c[arnps or a vise lo hold work when practical. 

It is safer than using your hand end frees both hands to operate tool 

g., USE SAFETY EQUIPMENT. Always wear eye protection, Dust mask, non-skid safety 

shoes, hard hat, or hearing protection must be used for appropriate conditions

TOOLUSEANDCARESAFETY 

Ak WARNING: BE SURE to read and understand all instructions before t 

operating this tool, Failure to follow all instructions listed below may result in 

electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury. 

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t. ALWAYS use clamps or other practical ways to secure and support the 

workplace to a stable platform. Holding the work by hand or against your body 

is unstable and may lead to loss of conlro!, 

2.. DO NOT rome the tool. Use the correct tool and blade for your application. The 

correct tool end blade wf!l do the job better and safer at the rate lot which it is designed. 

3, DO NOT usa the tool If switch does not turn it "On" or "Off", Any tool that 

cannot be controlled with the switch is d_ngerous and must be repotted 

4, DISCONNECT the plug from the power source before making any 

od|ustments changing accessories or storing the tool, Such preventive 

safe[,/measures reduce the risk of starling the too acc denla y, 

5. STORE Idle tools out of the reach of children and other untralned persons. 

Tools are dangerous in the hands of untrained users, 

6 MAINTAIN tools wlth care, Keep cutting tools sharp and clean. Properly maintained 

tools wilh sharp cutting edges are loss likely to bind and are easier to conlrol, 

7. CHECK for misallgnment or binding of moving parts, breakage of parts, and 

any other condition that may affect the tooYs operatlono If damaged, have the 

tool serviced before using., Many accidents ore caused by poorly maintained tools. 

8. USE ONLY accessories that are recommended for this tool. Accessories that 

may be suitable for one tool may become hazardous when used on another tool. 

ELECTRICAL SAFETY 

/h. installing WARNING: or removing Do not thepermit plug from fingersthetooutleL touch the terminals of plug when 

f_,Doub|o Insulated toots are equipped with a 

polarized plug (one blade Is wider than the other)_ 

This plug will fit In a polarized outlet only' one way° 

If the plug does not fit fully' in the curtal, reverse the 

pIug, tf it still does not tit, contact a qualified 

electrician to lnslatl a polarized outlet, Do not change 

the plug In any way. 

2° Double Insulation 1Oleltmlnales the need for the 

three.Ire grounded power cord and grounded power 

suppfy syslem. Applicable only to Class Ii 

(double.lnsulaled} tools 

This tool is a double Insulated tool. 

I Z_ precautions WARNING: when Double operating Insulation this tool DOES NOT take the place of normal safety 

3. BEFORE plugging in the tool, BE SURE that the outlet voltage supplied ts within the 

voltage marked on the fool's data plate° DO NOT use "AC onty" rated tools with 

a DC power supply 

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY cont. 

4 AVOID body contact with grounded surfaces, such as pipes, radiators, ranges and 

refrigerators., There is an increased dBk of et_ctric shock if your body is grounded 

5 DO NOT expose power tools lo rain or wet conditions or use power tools tn wet 

or damp locations, Water entering a power tool will increase the risk el electric shock. 

6 INSPECT toot cords for damage,, Have damaged tool cords repaired at a Sears 

Service Center, BE SURE to stay constantb/aware of Ihe cord location and keep It well 

away from the moving blade, 

7 DO NOT abuse the cord,, NEVER use the oord to carry the tool by or to pull the 

plug from the outlet. Keep cord away from heat. oil sharp edges or moving parts 

Replace damaged cords tmmsdialely., Damaged cords increase the dsk of electric shock., 

EXTENSION CORDS 

Use a proper extension cord., ONLY usa cords tfsisd by UnderwritersLaboratories(UL), 

Other extensioncords san cause a drop in line voltage, resultingin a loss of power and 

overheating of tool,For thistool an AWG (AmericanWire Gauge) size of a leasl 14-gauge 

is recommendedfor an extensioncordo! 25oft, or less in length Use 12-gauge for an 

extension cordof 50-fL Extension cords lO0-ft, or longer are not recommended. 

Remember. a smaller wire gauge size has greater capacity than a larger number 

(! 4-gauge wire has more capacity than 16-gauge wire; 12-gauge wire has more capacity 

than 14-gauge),,When indoubt use the smaller number.When operating a powertool 

outdoors, use an outdoor extension cordmarked '_/-A" or "W".These cords are rated lor 

outdooruse and reducethe riskof electricshock. 

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the cord so that It wlllnot get caught on lumber, tools or other obstructions while 

[Z_ you CAUTION: are working with 

Keep 

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cord clear of the working area. Position | l 

Immediately. Never use too! with n damaged cord since touching the damaged 

/k areaWARNING: could cause electrical Check extension shock, resulting cords before In serious each use, Injury. 

if damaged replace 1J

SAFETY SYMBOLS FOR YOUR TOOL 

The Fabelon your tool may Include the following symbols. 

V ................................................................................. ,Volts 

A.............................................................................. Amps 

Hz ............................................................................... Hertz 

W........................................... ................................................ Watts 

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Alternalingcurrent 

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No-leadspeed 

I_ ........................................................................ Class II construction.DoubleInsulated 

RPM....................................................... RevolulJoespermiet,,te 

minute 

OPM...................................................... Orbits perminute 

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Indicates danger, warningor caution. 

[! means atlentfonlYoursafety Is involved, 

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SERVICE SAFETY 

1, if any part of this tool Is missing or should break, bend, or fall in any way; 

or should any electrical component fall to perform properly: SHUT OFF the power 

switch and remove lhe saw's plug from Ihe power source and have the m_ss{ng, 

damaged or failedparts replaced BEFORE resumtngeperatlom 

2, Tool service must be performed only at a Sears Service Center. Service or 

maintenance performedby unqualifiedpersonnel could resultin a risk of injury 

3_When servicing a tool, use only Identical replacement parts. Follow Instructions 

in the maintenance section of this manual. Use of unauthorized parts or failureto 

followmaintenance instructions may create a risk of etectrtcshock or tnJur_, 

SAFETY RULES FOR RECIPROCATING SAWS 

_Keep hands sway from cutting area and blade. Keep both 

hands on the saw (rear handle and front boot grip). I! both hands are holding 

the s_w, the blade cannot cut them_ 

_ CAUTION: Blades coast after saw is switched off. ] 

t Hold tool by insulated gripping surfaces, (rear handle and front boot grip), when 

performing an operation where the cuffing toot may contsct hidden wiring or its 

own cord. Contact with a 'live" wire wilt make the exposed metal parts of the tool"liw" 

and shock the operator, 

electrical wlrlng may exist. If the situation ls unavoidable, DISCONNECT ALL 

Z_ ELECTRICAL CAUTION: POWER 

DO NOT 

to the 

sew 

area/workslte 

into existing walls 

BEFORE 

or other 

sawtng., 

blind areas where / !

SAFETY RULES FOR RECIPROCATING SAWS cent, 

2. KEEP your body positioned to either side of the saw and not In direct ltne 

with the saw blade, Counter-fame (a jumping or kickback action) could cause the 

blade to bend or break, and the saw to jump backwards causing loss o! control, 

_esulltng In serious Injury., 

3. ALWAYS keep your hands away from cutting area° DO NOT reach under the 

materiel being cut because the nearness o! the blade to your hand ts hidden from 

your sight, 

4. DO NOT use dull or damaged blades. Bent blades can break easfly, or cause 

kickback resulting In loss of control and serious injury, 

5 When slarllng a cut, lhe speed you use will be determined by the blade and reaterial 

you are cutling_ Fast speeds lor soft realerials and slow speeds for hard materials 

If the blade speed Is too slow, the saw could chaffer or vibrate at the beglnnlng of a 

cut, and posslb_ cause counter-fame (a jumping or kickback action) and vibration, 

which can result te loss of control and serlous pemonal injury. Use a stIghtly !aster 

speed at the very beginning of your cut. !1is always a good idea to practice your cuts 

in scrap material until you have a Ieal for the cutting and handling perforreance of 

the saw. 

6. NEVER hold the piece being cut In your hands or across your legs. It ls 

important to support the workplace properly tn order to minimize body exposure. 

b_de binding, or loss of contro!.. 

7_ ALWAYS clamp the workplace securely so i! wItt not move when making the cut. 

8o ONLY USE the designated blades for cutting the type of materia! for which they 

are recommended. Cutting materlal_ that are NOT recommended could cause blade 

breakage and loss of control, resulting In serious injury. 

g_ ALWAYS Inspect and remove all nails from lumber before sawing. Following 

this rule will reduce the risk of counter*force (a jumping or kickback action) 

that could cause loss of control that can cause serious personal Injury, 

Ir this Is unavoidable, such as when performing demolition or renovation jobs, 

MAKE SURE to use b!-reetal blades lhat are thicker, with 4 Io 6 teeth per inch, 

and Bpeoiflcafiy designed to cut wood with imbedded nails. EXERCISE EXTREME 

CAUTION when performing this type of cutting operation= 

Z_ WARNING: To reduce the risk of explosion, electric shock, property 

damage and serious bodily injury, ALWAYS check the work area for hidden gas 

pipes, electrical wires, water pipes, and nail and cleat Imbedded 2 x 4's when 

making blind or plunge cuts Into wails during demo!itlon or renovation work° 

10. AVOID awkward operations and hand postllona where a sudden slip could 

cause your hand to move Into the blade. 

tl NEVER reach Into the cutting path of the blade,

Z_WARNING: Some dust created by using power tools contains chemicals 

known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other 

reproductive harm. Some examples of these chemicals are: 

• Lead from lead-based patnts_ 

• Crystalline slllca from bricks and cement and other masonry pmductso 

• Arsenic and chromium, from chemically treated lumber_ 

Your risk from these exposures varies, depending upon how often you do 

this type of work.To reduce your exposure to these chemicals: 

• Work in a wellwentllated area. 

• Work with approved safety equipment, such as those dust masks that 

ere specially designed to filter out microscopic particles. 

Avoid prolonged contact with dust from power sanding, sawing, grinding, 

drl!ltng and other construction activities, Wear protective clothing and wash 

exposed areas with soap and water. Allowing dust to get Into your mouth, eyes, 

or lay on the skin may promote absorption of harmful chemicals., 

/h WARNING: Use of this tool can generate and/or disburse dust, whtch may 

cause serious and permanent respiratory or other Injury. Always use 

NIOSH/OSHA approved respiratory protection appropriate for the dust exposure_ 

Direct particles away from face and body. 

ADDITIONAL RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION 

Z_ WARNING: BE SURE to read and understand etl instructions. ] 

Failure to follow all instructions listed below may result tn e_ectrlc shock, fire 

and / or serious personal injury. 

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t_, Know your power tool. Read operators manual carefully. Learn the appficalions and 

limitations, as wall as the specific potential hazards misted to this tool Following this rule 

wtU reduce the risk of electric shock, fits or sedous injury., 

2, ALWAYS wear safety glasses or eye shields when using Uds tool, Everyday 

eyeglasses have only impact-resistant lenses; they are NOT safety glasses, 

3, PROTECT your lungs, Wear a face mask or dust mask if the operation }s dusty 

4_ PROTECT your hearing. Wear appropriate personal headng protection dudng use, 

Under some conditions noise from this producl may contribute to hearing ross 

5, ALLVISTORS AND BYSTANDERS MUST wear the same sa[ety equipment that the 

operator of the tool wears. 

6, INSPECT the tool cords periodically and if damaged have them repaired at your 

nearest Sears Service Center, ALWAYS BE AWARE of the cord location° 

7, ALWAYS check the tool for damaged parts. Before further use of the tool, a guard or 

other pad that is damaged should be carefully checked to determine if it will operate 

propedy and perform its intended function. Check for misaflgnment or binding of moving 

parts, breakage of pads, and any other condition thai may a|fect the tool's cperatiom 

A guard or other part that Is damaged should be properly repaired or replaced at a 

Sears Service center 

8 SAVETHESE INSTRUCTIONS. Refer to them frequently end use them to instruct 

others who may use this tool. If someone borrows this tool, make sure they have 

these Instructfons atsoo

Z_ WARNING: Your tool ehoutd NEVER be connected to the power source | 

when you are assembling parts, making adjustments, installing or removing 

blades, cleaning or when it is not in use. D!sconnectlng the sew wtll prevent 

accidental starting, which could cause serious personal injury. 1 

1. Remove the saw from lhe carrying / storage case and inspect it carefully to make sure 

lhat no breakage or damage has occurred during shipping, 

2, Do not discard any of the packing materials until aft pads are accounted for. 

3, Three blades are included; wood culling, ferrous metal cutting, and general purpose 

culling (plastic, fiberglass, soft metal). Blades are located inside the carrying I storage 

ca_e. 

4, If any of the parts are damaged or missing (relar to PARTS LIST below), return the saw 

to your nearest Sears store or Craltsm_n outIel to have the saw replaced, 

missing parts are replaced. Failure to do so could result tn possible serious 

[ Z_ WARN,NG: ,f any parts are missing, DO NOT operate this saw until the ] 

personal injury, 

PARTS LIST (Fig. 1) 

-_- 2. Wood Culling Blade 

_'_-_ .... , 3, General Purpose Blade 

__o ,1. Metal Cutting Blade 

KNOW YOUR RECIPROCATING SAW 

5,,Carrying t Storage Case 

6, Operator's Manual 

oV the 1 

LNOTE: petering Before features attempting and snfaty to use requirements. your saw, femlllarlze yourself with all = 

Your reciprocating saw has a precision-built electric motor and it should be connected to a 

t20-voll060-Hz AC ONLY power supply (normal household current}. DO NOT operate on 

direct current (DC). The large voltage drop will cause a loss of power and the motor wil! 

overheat, if the saw does not operate when plugged into correct t20-volt, 6D-Hz AC ONLY 

outlet, check the power supply,, This saw has a 10*it, 2.wire power cord (no adapter needed)o 

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This Reciprocating Saw has the foliowlng features: 

Craftsman vibra free _" Reciprocating Saws are uniquely designed so that the 

reclprocattng md and the counter batance sleeve always move in opposite directions 

to each other This design platform virtually cancels out the saw's vibration making 

this saw more comfortable and easy Io use, It takes the vibration out of the saw and 

pule this energy to work saw+ng and removing matedaL 

1 Powerful motor 12.0 Amp and 043000 SPM (strokes per minute) no,,ioad speed 

provide sure cuts In wood, woodbase building materials, plastics, fiberglass ferrous 

and non-ferrous metal pipe. tublng and nails, with 3 different blades Included,, 

2 Four Position Orbital Action 

The cor_trolswitch regulates the 4 cutting modes of the saw 

0 SMOOTH minimal splintering, normal up and down blade motion., NO orbital action. 

1 LOW for culling most metals, few orbital acttom 

2. MEDIUM for cutting plastics+ hardwood, medium orbital action. 

3 FAST for maximum orbital action, use for fast cutting in plywood, softwoods, 

3, Variable speed allows matching cutting speed to blade and material, 

4 Two finger variable speed trigger switch contmis btade speed by the amo_Jnt of 

pressure you apply to the trigger switch+ 

5 Full 1+h-inch blade stroke for fast cutting and extended blade life.. 

6+ Tool+less blade clamp features lever action collar for easy, fast blade changes_ 

Uses universal 1/2-in shank blades+ 

7 Adjustable length / pivoting shoe Ior maximum control on workpiece in a variety of 

cuts+ Adjusts by pressing in on yellow button betow pivo!Ing shoe_ 

B LED workfight comes on when trigger switch is turned on, Llluminetes cutting area for 

better vlstbtliiy+ 

9 Easy-to-grip front boot and rear handle design wlth molded in comfort grip 

provide maximum control, balance and comfort. 

f0 Permanently lubricated bearings for smooth operation and long fife. 

11 Uses universal 1/2-inch shank blades 

Includes 3 blades: 1 blade for last wood cutting. 1 for smooth cuts in ferrous metal, 

pipe, and tubing, and 1 for cutting solt metal+ plastics and libergiass 

12 Impact resistant housing helps protect saw from damage, reduces weFght ior easier 

handitng, 

13 Includes rugged storage/carry case. 

• vibr_fr0ets on_ya tf_dem_,__,nd¢.aniesr,o expti_:il or impliedclaimas Iotile vthrgt+on reduclionoiIho product. 

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ThisReciprocating Sewhasthefollowing 

features cent+: 

Rgo2 B_do Orbtt_lActionSwitch 

Two Fing_rVadable 

Speed Trlg_r Switch 

R_ar Hat, die 

wtth Soft Grip 

i Rating 12.0Amps ........... 

No_oad Speeds 0 to 300D SPM 

Blade Stroke .... i v4-incl_............................. 

Orbital Action 4 Position 

.....Blade Type 1/2-In, Universal Shank ................... 

Input 120 volt, 60Hz AC 

NOTE: operatingBefore features attempting end safety to use requirements, your tool, familiarize yourself with all of the t! 

t /_ Remember WARNING: that a careless D° n°t let free|Ion famtl|er'ty of a with second y°uris t°°i sufficient make to y°ucause careless" severe Injury. I 

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Using any other blade could result In an accident caustng serious injury, 

See page 25 for designated blades and recommended uses, 

SELECTINGTHE BLADE 

Forthe best blade performanceand longerblade It|e,ALWAYSselect the proper blade 

for yoursawingapplication. 

There aremany typesof 1/2_tn,.universal shank btades availablelor your reciprocatingsaw: 

Blades lot cuttingall typesof wood, netl._mbedded wood, woodbasebuikling 

matedats, non-ferrous and ferrousmetal, ptasfies end fiberglass. 

Blades for scroll culling,roughing-in, and cuttingcontours.Many blade lengths 

are also available. 

ALWAYS choose s blade length long enough to extend beyond the shoe and your 

workplace, throughout the cutting stroke (see page 1B). 

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SAWBLADES 

Allsaw blades need to be kept clean, sharp and properlysat _norder to cutefficiently. 

Using a dull blade places a heawt load on the sawand increasesthe danger of 

counter-force(a jumpingor kickback action).Keep extra blades on hand, so sharp blades 

am always available.Gum and wood pitchhardened on the bladeslowsthe saw down. 

Use gum and pfLchremover,hot wateror kerosene to remove them° DO NOT use gasofine_ 

BLADE INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL 

This saw is designed to use all 1t2--tnouniversal shank btades., 

I _ WARNING: BE SURE to wear protective work gloves while handling a 

saw blade.The blade can Injure unprotected hands. 

TO INSTALL BLADE (Ftgure 3 and 3a) 

f Unplug the saw. 

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WARNING:To prevent personal Inlury, ALWAYS disconnect the plug from 

power soume BEFORE assembling parts, making adjustments or changing blades. 1 

2, To Install the blade, extend the shoe away from the blade clamp for easier access 

(see Page 15. Fig. 6)o 

3 Locate the lever action cellar and titt collar up, (see arrow on collar, Fig, 3)_ 

4 With collar"up" in raised posilion, install shank of 1he saw blade into the blade ciamp 

(see Fig° 3 and Fig. 3a),, 

5. Release the collar, and the blade should be securely locked Into the biade clamp,, 

Pull the blade to make sure it is locked in _lace 

g" E_L._ eCbmp 

NOTE: The Universal shanked blades only install one way, with the blade's shank 

installed into the blade clamp, with saw teeth down (Fig. 3 standard use) or saw 

teeth up (Fig. 3e for special applications sea page 21). 

TO REMOVE BLADE (Figure 3) 

1. Unplug the saw, 

t _ WARNING: Never touch blade Immediately after use as It may be 

extremely hot. 

2..Whenremovingthe blade,exlendthe adjustableI pivoting shoe awayfrom the blade clamp. 

3. Locateindeni witharrowon side of Ieveractioncollar(see Fig 3) 

4. Pull up on collarat_ndentandholdup.This loosenstheblade ctamp and enablesyou 

to pul/the blade out of theclamp. 

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VARIABLE SPEEDCONTROLLED TRIGGER SWITCH (Fig, 4) 

Your saw is equipped with a twe-I_nger trigger swtlch 

that conlrols the variable speed. 

The saw is turned "ON" or =OFP by squeezing or 

releasing the tdgger. 

To vary the speed o! lhe blade: 

1, To Increase blade speed, apply more pressure 

to tdgger switch.. 

2. To decrease blade speed, apply less pressure. 

3,. TOSTOP the saw release the trigger_ 

Fig. 4 

and workplace) at the very beginning of a cut.Then Increase speed once the cut 

I Z_ CAUTION: Use the appropriate slower speed (for your cutting application 

Is sfmrted.Prolonged use st a very stow speed may damage your saw. 

I NOTE: ALWAYS allow the blade to come to a complete stop before ramovtng it 

from the workplace or laying the saw down. 

CHOOSING THE CORRECT SPEED 

The speed you use wilt depend on the type of material you are culling 

I Use high speeds for cutting wood and woodbase materials 

2. Medium speed is best for culling non-ferrous metals, plastics and fiberglass 

3 Low speed is recommended for cutting ferrous metals, iron pipe and angle iron 

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NOTE: Material thickness and blade selection will also affect your speed selection. / 

As a general rule, use FASTER SPEEDS and blades with !ess teeth per Inch for 

softer materials. Use SLOWER SPEEDS and blades with more teeth per inch for 

thicker, more dense materiels. 

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LED WORKLIGHT (Fig. 5) 

Your reciprocating saw has 

a butit-in worklight lor better 

visibility when cutttng_ To turn 

on the LED worktight, the saw 

must be phJgged in. The LED 

workltght comes on when the 

two-linger trigger switch is 

squeezed to turn the saw "ON"., 

When the trigger is released 

and the saw is turned "OFF". 

the worklight goes ouL 

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THE ADJUSTABLE LENGTH / PWOTING SHOE (Figs, 6, and 6a) 

The saw's shoeslides in or out to adjust the b{ade's depth-o{_cui into tile workplace, 

The si_oealso pivotsinorder to keep as much of lhe shoe's surface as possibleInconlaot 

with the workpiece(Fig,,6a and see Page f 4. Fig, 5),, 

These adjustments are impodantIn lhat lhey providemaximum control against the 

surface being cut, optimizing blade life and reducing the blade's protrusionbeyond the 

and of the shoe, suchas when curlinginto larged}ameter pipe or into walls (see Page 20. 

Fig.g), 

Z_ WARNING: DO NOT operate the saw without the shoe In place, If the shoe 

Is not in place the spindle shaft (reciprocating mechanism) could strike the 

workplece and damage the saw, causing loss of control resulting in possible 

serious personal injury. 

ADJUSTING THE LENGTH OF THE SHOE (Fig. S) 

1. Unplug the saw_ 

Z_WARNING: ALWAYS hold the saw by the insulated boot on the front houslng.lf 

you sow into a blind area where live wiring exists, you may be shocked or e_ectrocuted. 

It is always recommended to shut power off to blind areas you are sawing Into, 

2. Locale the yellow bulton on the saw jusl below tile 

pivoting shoe, 

,3 Press in on bulton while either pulling or pushing tile 

adjustable shoe 

4 As soon aS shoe is positioned to length, is! go of 

button and shoe will be _ocked in posillon, 

5. Plug in saw and slowly squeeze the trigger to be sure 

the blade ALWAYS extends beyond Ihe shoe and the 

workp{eca during the cutting slinks 

Rg. 6 Mc,v_s ta or out 

z_WARNING: To reduce the rlsk of tn|ury, be sure the BLADE EXTENDS BEYOND 

the shoe and el!lthe way through the workpfece throughout the stroke, (see Figs. 7a 

and 7b), Blades may shatter, bend or break if the blade hits the shoe or hits the 

workplace at an angle that Is nearly he,_d on (see Figs. 7a and 7b). 

ADJUSTING THE PIVOT OF THE SHOE (Fig. 6a) 

I, Unplug the saw. 

Z_WARNING: To prevent personal lnlur=t, 

I ALWAYS disconnect the plug from power source 

I BEFORE assembling parts, making adjustments 

Lot changing blades, 

2 Firmfy hold saw and "pivot" the shoe, keeping as 

much of the shoe's surface up against the 

workpiece as pesslblewhen cutting. 

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Ftg.6a Pivols

4 POSITION ORBITAL ACTION 

The Orbital Action feature on this saw thrusts the blade up and forward on the cutting 

stroke to greatly increase the cutting speed over the normal back and Forth action of the 

slandard reciprocating action, 

The O position on the Orbital Aclion Swilch produces no orbital action, only the normal 

back and forth (reciprocating) action, for lhe smoothest cuts in wood with least splinleringo 

Good for all cuts in metal or plastic, or nail embedded wood 

The 1 position produces a sinai! amount oForbital blade action, with controlled splintering 

Use to cut pocket holes in flooring or holes in drywall.['---- /// "_'_'_, _'i 

The 2 position produces more orbital action than | /(Z---...._ ) ) i I 

the number t position, Use where cuts in wood wlth | /__'_,,_ /_ | I 

some splintering is okay Use for door and window | //.F_/_i_ / t/ 1 

cutouts and holes insub-flo0ring, t,/ i 

The 3 position produces the most orbital action, I _ _//_ / J _ I 

but leaves a very rough, splintered finish. Use this I _ "_ _// // 

speed when you need the fastest cutting. Ideal for I _ ./ -_------_ /1 I 

demolition and tear out jobs LLT_. [ //_ 1/ I 

The 4 Position Orbltet Action Switch regulates the 4 cutting modes of the saw, 

Position 0 

NO ORBITAL ACTION. For minimal 

splintering, smoothest cuffing. Normal back 

and forth blade motion. Use fine wood blade, 

20 teeth par inch, or smooth metal blade, 

36 teeth per inch° 

Posltton I 

LOW ORBITAL ACTION, Ideal for cutting 

most metals. Use wood and metal cutting 

blades with 10-t2 teeth per inch, 

Position 2 

MEDIUM ORBITAL ACTION. Ideal for cutting 

most plastics and hardwoods, Use wood 

and metal cutting blades with 10-12 teeth 

per inch. 

Position 3 

FAST I MAXIMUM ORBITAL ACTION. Use for 

fastest cutting in plywood, soft woods end 

wallboard. Use wood. metal and wallboard 

cutting blades with 8, B,12 teeth per inch, 

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USING THE SAW (Fig., 7) 

I Ak CAUTION: ALWAYS wear eye protection while operating this power tool. ] 

i OTE: Before cutting any type of material, BE SURE It ta firmly enchored or I 

c!_mped to prevent slipping. 

1o Select the proper blade 

2. Select the proper orbital action. 

,_ WARNING: If you saw into a blind area where live wiring exists, you may be l 

shacked or eleetrocuted_ it Is always recommended to shut power off to bffnd areas you 

are sawing into. 

J 

3+ Mark the t_naof cut on workp+ece., 

4 Plug in saw 

5+ Hold the saw firmly in front of you and ctea{_ away from you. Make sure the blade +sclear 

of any foreign objects tn the workpiece., 

6 Keep saw's pivot shoe firmly against workpiece to minimize counter+force (jumping) and 

vibration (see Fig+ 7) with brads lightly touching the surface to be cut+ 

7 Squeeze Ihe trigger to alert saw, let saw reach desired futl speed (depending on blade type 

and material) before start+ng your cut, Fast speeds for self materials+ slow speeds lot hard 

materials, 

8 If blade speed is too slow, saw may chatter or vibrate at the beginning ot cut, and possibly 

cause counter+tome ( umping or klckback action) Use a sfightly lm'.oterspeed tf this 

happens. Atways practice your cuts on apiece of scrap material to familiarize 

yourself with the cutting and handling performance o1 the saw+ 

9, Always hold the saw lirmly with both hands as you guide the blade through the cut line, 

Whenever pose+hie, hold the saw and the pivot shoe firmly agatne_ the workpiece to help 

prevent the saw from jumping or vibrating and mfnimtze brads breakage 

Fig. 7 

NOTE: DO NOT FORCE the saw or blade in the workpteca. Use only enough 

pressure to keep lhe saw cuffing° Let the blade and saw do the work. 

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] 

In broken blades and loss of control, causing damage to werkp|ece end serious 

[ AWARNING: personal tnJury._ 

Use of excessive pressure can bond and twist the blade, moult|rig I 

SAWINGTIPS (Figs. 7a and 7b) 

Following a few simple tips wlg help reduce wear on the saw. the blade, the workplace and 

the operator, 

1 Blades cut on the draw, or back stroke On fine work such as paneling or fiberglass. 

place the good side of the workp_ece lacing down 

2 Cut only with sharp blades; lhey cut cleaner, faster and put less strain on the motor, 

3. Always use the correct blade for the material being out and akvays keep extra blades on 

hand to use when blades become dull Replace dull. cracked or bent btades 

immediately. 

4. Ahvays select the prope!r cutting speed, 

5oAlways select the proper Orbital Postton, 

6. When cuging, always make sure that the shoe plate ts resting f_rmty against the 

workpleco, This wil! Improve operator control and mfnimfze vibration° 

Z_ WARNING: Blade breakage end damage to the workpiece may occur if 

the blade does not extend past the shoe and the workpfece throughout the cut. 

Loss of control and damage to the shoe can result, Increasing risk of serious 

personal Injury (see Fig. 7a and 7b)o 

Fig,7a Jl 

Cutting Wood 

Stroke 

' RIGHT 

RIGHT 

1B 

I Stroke 

| 

: _ 

Stroke 

1 .! 

I_ WRONG 

WRONG

WOOD CUTTING (Fig. 8) 

! ,,ALWAYS c_amp the workpiece down to prevent it from s_ipping,, 

2. Select the proper blade., 

3. Select the proper Orbital Position 

4., Mark the line of cut on workplace, 

5.. Ptug in saw. 

6. Place the saw's pivot shoe firmly against the workpiece wi{h the btade fightly touching 

the surface to be cut, 

7. Squeeze Idggar sw_lch, bflngtng the blade up to the appropriate srower speeds when 

sladlng the cut,before appiying pressure to blade and workplece (laster speeds tor 

soft woods, slower speeds for hard woods 

8. Do net torce Ihe saw or blade in the workptece, use only enough pressure to keep saw 

cuffing Let the blade and saw do the work, 

g.. ALWAYS hold the saw fltmty with both hands whiie cu;ttt_g.. Always hold saw with tile 

adjustable shoe firmly against the material lo be cut This will prevent the saw from 

jumplng or vibraiing and help mlntmtze blade breakage. 

10. Practice on a scrap piece ef wood, similar to your workplace, until you get a feel for 

the saw's performance. 

Fig_ 8 

NOTE: Wear gloves If cutting for long periods, 

z_WARNING: To reduce the risk of Injury, BE SURETHE BLADE EXTENDS 

I BEYOND the shoe end all the way through the workplace throughout the stroke 

[ (see Page t8, Figs. 7a and 7b), Blades may shalter_ bend or break If the blade 

_he shoe or hits the workptece at an angle that is nearly head on, 

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]

METAL CUTTING (Fig. 9) 

1, ALWAYS clamp the work down to prevent il from sfipplng 

2, Select the proper blade.. 

3+ Select the proper Orbital Position+ 

4, Mark the line el cut on workpfece+ 

5, Ptug in saw+ 

6_ PEace the saw's pivot shoe firmly against the workpieee with the btade lightly touching 

the surface to be cut. 

7. Squeeze trigger switch, using a slow speed (when cutting hard materials) or faster 

speed (when curling soil materials), 

8 Do not tome the saw or blade in the workpiece, use only enough pressure to keep saw 

cutting Let the blade and saw do the work, 

9+ ALWAYS hotd the saw lirmly with both hands while cutting and hold saw with the 

adjustable shoe firmly egatnst the matertal to be cut. This will prevent the saw from 

jumping or vibrating and he?p minimize blade breakage.. 

10. Use a liner blade for ferrous metals and a coarse blade for non,ferrous metals_ 

11+ When cutting thin gauge sheel metals, ALWAYS clamp wood on both sides el Ihs 

sheet. This wtit give you a clean cut without excess vibration or tearing of the metal 

!2. DO NOT force the cutt+ng blade. Forcing the blade w+Ureduce blade ISleand could 

cause the blade to break. 

Fig, g 

fluids along the line of cut ahead of the saw.This wil! allow easier operation and 

NOTE: 

help extend 

We recommend 

blade life, When 

that you 

cutting 

spreed 

aluminum, 

a thin film 

use 

of 

kerosene, 

oil or other types of cutting 

2O

POCKET CUTTING INWOODONLY(Ftg.10) 

This saw is ideal lor plunge cuttingdirectly tnlo surfaces lhal cannot be cut from an edge, 

such as floors end wails. Plunge cuttingcan be done two dillerent ways, depending on 

how Ihe blade ts insertedinto the saw's blade clamp,, 

Fig. !0 columnA showshow to plunge cutwtlh lha teeth of the blade lacing up_ 

Fig. 10 columnB showsplunge cuttingwith lhe teeth of the blade facing down, 

DO NOT plunge cut Into metal surfaces. 

2Y 

Teeth facing 

down towage 

bottom of 

2 _i ¸¸'¸ 

! ..Measure the surface to be cut and mark clearly with a penctt_ scriber or chalk 

2, Insert proper blade In blade clamp and tfghlen securely 

3, Set the too{with one edge of the tootplate firmly against the malarial (seeA -B, 1}.. 

4 Place the tip ol Ihe blade (not running) on the line !o be cut.. 

5. Tilt the saw so the blade clears lhe workplace (Fig t0}. 

6o Squeeze lhe tdgger and carefully lower the moving saw blade into the workplace 

(see A - B, 2} 

7. Afler the blade penelrales lhrough the workplace, continue sawing along the cut line 

(see A - B, 3}, 

2t

POCKET CUTTING IN WOOD ONLY (Fig_ 10) cant, 

[NOTE: 

To make 

plunge cutting easier, use a heavy gauge 

blade, 

] 

|n thickor very hard materials, plunge cuttingshould not be altempted_Pockelcutting in 

suchmaterialsshould oniy be done by starting thecut from a hatedrlfledal_the way 

through the material thatis large enoughtofit the saw blade. 

Follow all safety instructions regarding use of shoe, blade type and blade stroke. 

Z_ Make WARNING: sure branch use is firmly extreme anchored caution or attached if you usa beforeyou this saw for start light endwhile tree pruning. cutting. 1I 

Z_ andWARNING: debris ahead of DOtime. NOTPay CUTparticular overhead. attention Anticipate to overhead path of falling wires. branches lJ 

FLUSH CUTTING (Fig, 1t) 

The compscl design of the 

motor housing and the adjustable 

tengthlpk_oting shoe on this sew 

allow you to make extremely 

close cuts in floors, corners and 

other extremely tight areas, 

To obtain the maximum flush 

cutting capacity of this sew: 

1 install the blade with the 

teeth facing up (towards 

top of saw), 

2 Make sure the shoe is in tls 

closest position to the saw 

housing, and the teeth of the 

blade are facing as close as 

possible to the work 

sudece (Fig_ 11)o 

Fig. tl 

A_ WARNING: Blade breakage and damage to the workplace may occur If I 

the blade does not extend past the shoe and the workplace throughout the cut. 

Loss of control and damage to the shoe can result, increasing risk of serious 

personal Injury (see Page 18, Figs. 7a and 7b). 

2.2 

1

Z_ WARNING: To ensure safety and reliability, repairs, maintenance and 

adjustments MUST be performed by e qualified sen/Ice technician at a 

Sears Service Center. 

WARNING: For your safety, ALWAYS turn off switch end unplug saw from 

the power source before performing any maintenance or cleaning° 

has been found that ereclric toots am subject to accelerated wear and possible 

)remature failure when they are used to work on fiber glass boats and sports cars, 

wallboard, spackling compounds or pfasier, The chips and grindings from these materials 

are highly abrasive to electrical tool parts, such as bearings, brushes, commutators, etc. 

Consequently, it is not recommended that this tool be used for extended work on any 

fiberglass material, wallboard, spackling compound or piaster. During any use on these 

materials, It ts extremely Important that the tool is cleaned frequently by blowing wilh 

an air Jet. 

WARNING: Always wear safety goggles or safety glasses with side shields 

during power tool operatlons_ or when blowing dust. I1 operation is dusty, also 

wear a dust mask. 

TO CHANGE CARBON BRUSHES (Figs. 12 and 12a) 

Replacement brush sels are available through Sears Parts and Repair Centers, 

Atways order with the correct part number, see paris list on page 27. 

1..Unplug the reciprocating saw before inspecting or replacing brushes 

2.. Replace bolh carbon brushes when eilher has less than 1/4-ira length el carbon 

remaining, or if the spring or wire is damaged or bumed_ 

3. Using a slotted screwdriver, remove the black plastic cap on each side o! the 

reciprocating saw (Fig. !2) and carefully withdraw lha apringJoeded brush assemblles_ 

Keep brushes clean end stiding freely in their guide channels 

NOTE: To reinstall the same brushes, make sure the brushes go back in the 

same way they came out, This will avoid a break*In period. 

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Fig. 12a

TO CHANGE CARBON BRUSHES cont_ (Figs. 12 and 12a) 

4o Insert new brush assemblies into guide channels, with the carbon part going in first, 

being certain to fit the two metal "ears" into their stets tn the channe_ (Ftg- 12a}, 

5, Remember to replace bolh plastic end caps Biter inspecting or servicing brushes 

Tighten the caps snugly, but do not over-tighten.The reciprocating saw sheu]d be 

allowed to "RUN IN" (run at no load wtlhout a bYade) for 5 minutes before use, lo seat 

Ihe new brushes properly, 

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 

WARNING: DO NOT at any lime let brM_efluids, gasoline, petroleumbased 

products, penetrating oils, eteocome In contact with plastic parts. 

Chemicals can damage, weaken or destroy plastic, which may result in 

serious personal Injury. 

Periodicmaintenanceallowsfor long life and trouble*free operation A cleaning, 

lubrication end maintenance schedugashould be maintained, As a common 

preventive maintenance practice, follow these recommendedsteps: 

I Z_ the WARNING: power source For before yourperforming safer, ALWAYS any maintenance turn off switch or cleaning. end unplug saw from 1 

t. When work has been completed, clean the tool to allowsmooth functioning of the tool 

over time, 

2 Use clean damp cloU_sto wipe the teoL 

3 Check the state of all power colds. 

4 Keep the motor air vent openingsfree from oil. grease and sawdust or woodchtps, 

and store toolin a dry place. 

5 Be certain that all moving palls are welt lubricated,particularlyafter lengthy exposure 

to damp andlor dirty conditions 

LUBRICATION 

Your Craftsman" Professional Reciprocating Saw has been properly lubricated and is 

ready to use. No lurther lubrication is needed under normal operattng condttlens, 

All bearings in the saw are lubricated for the lile of the tool 

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[Z_recommended WARNING: for The this usa toot of might attachments be dangerous or accessories and could that result areInnot serious injury, / J 

Sears and other Craftsman outlets have a large selection of rectpmcaling saw blades 

in a variety of blade tengths and teeth per inch that are ideal for a wide vartety of 

cutting appf_catIons, 

ALWAYS usa the shortest blade suilabla for your _eb, but long enough to keep the 

blade culling through the material 

/ 

during usao During operation, longer blades may vibrato or shake, causing toss 

I Z_ of control, CAtYrlON: damage 

Longer 

to workpleee 

blades are 

and 

more 

possible 

likely 

serious 

to bend 

personal 

and become 

Injury, 

damaged / 1 

The material you are cutting delermines lfle type o! blade to use.. 

Generally, tess teeth on ;he blade removes more material quicker, but produces 

a rough finfshed cut 

More teeth cut slower but smoother. 

Use a blade that is slightly larger (longer) that the depth of the material you are cutting_ 

Wider (thicker) blades are more durable and ideal for tougher lobs like demolition. 

When cutltng wood that has embedded nails, use hi-metal blades that are specifically 

marked on the bfade or packaging that they are suited for this purpose,, 

Sears and other Craftsman outlets also have a large assortment of clamps, sawhorses, 

safety equipment, groves, extension cords and other equipment to harp you with 

sit your sawing needs 

Visit your loca! Sea;s store or other Craftsman outlets or shop seers comJcreftsman, 

Z_ WARNING: Blade breakage and damage to the workplace may occur If I 

the blade does not extend past the shoe and the workplece Ihroughout the cut, 

Loss of control and damage to the shoe can result, Increasing rtsk of serious 

personal injury (see Page 18, Figs, 7a and 7b), 

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RECIPROCATING SAW - MODEL NUMBER 172.26043 

........ item No. P_rts'No. P_rt Descdptlon 

..... i ' PSR_2Os:1 ....................... _, _Ri_ht,H_,_,: ...... 

2 PSR120S*2 ............... Omanlent Cover , 

3 GGT480PU*38 CordClamp.... 

4 PES360U-24 Screw 

5 PSR120S=5 CablePtolaclor 

" 6 PSR12BS,-6 ......CordAndPtug 

B PDIBOOSU-5 Screw 

g PSR120S-9 Screw 

.......10 

11 

_2 

t3 

14 

15 

2oi 

IB 

19 

20 

21 

PSR 120S-,10.................. Switch 

PSR 120S-! I InnerWire 

22 

23 PES360U-27 

24 PSR120S-24 

25 PSR_20S_25 

202 PSR120S*202 

Qty,........ 

I 

I 

I 

pS,R,!,,20S-I 2 InnerW_m 

PSRtBOSV*13 Screw 

I 

PSR120S-14 Terminel 

4 

PSRt20S-15 

fnnorWire 2 

PSR120S-201 

PSR120S-1B 

9rushHotderAssembly ' ............ , .... 2........... 

PSR120S-t9 ...... 

PSR120S-20 

PSR120SV-21 

26 ............PSRtBOS-26 

27 PSR120S-27 

2a ....... PSR120S-2B ......... 

4 

I 

I 

6 

4 

t 

ca_on,e_sh(Pa!r_ ...... 1 

Brush,,Cover ....... 2 

Rated Lab!e 1 

Staler 1 

Screw 2 

Baffb 1 

,, , , , ,,, 

Beating Sleeve 1 

Rolor 1 

Ba_lBeating ..................... I 

Dust P_oe! 1 

Armature ! 

......P.g ...PSRi20S-2g ............. ::", Fla!al,n,!ngR'Ing .... 

30 PSR120S-30 Ford R{ng 

3I PsRt20S_3_ Retaining R{ng................... 

32 PSR120S-32 Bear;ngCover ............... 

33 PSRt20S_3 ................. Ball Beating ............. 

34 , PSRI20S,,34 Washer 

_5 CDT218GU-41 ScrewAssembly,, 

203 PSR120S-203 _ eaS_ prate , 

3B PSR120S-36 Botlom Cover 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

44 

4,s, 

4B 

.F_:SR120S_37 Ball 8ez_r_n,_ ..... ' , ...... :1 

PSR120SV*38 .......... A!_mof Rfn 9 ..... 1 ....... 

PSRI20SV


Item No. Port= NO. part Oeecr,iptlon ............................. Q,ty*, 

47 PSR 120S-,47 Cylindr',cal Pin 1 

48 PSR't28S,..48 . E Ring 4 

49 PSR120s_Ig P,ubber s'k_eve ...................... 1...... 

..... 50 PSRt20S-50 Push 8otlon ......... I .... 

51 PSRt2gS-102 Screw t 

52 PSR120S-52 Torsi55_,| Spring 

53 PSR 120S-53 Sp_nner I 

54 

55 

57 

5B 

59, 

60 

61 

62 

63 

64 

65 

204 

66 PSR120SV-GB 

67 PSR 120S..67 

6B PSR120S..68 

69 PSRt20S-69 

70 PSRi20S-70 

F'SRI20SV-54 Retatnifig Ring 1 

PSR120S_55 S_ppoM BmcketAssemb_, , , , I 

pSR!20E_7 Batl Bearing I 

PSR120S-58 Beating COvet ......... 1 

PSm2Os:s,_ .............................................. 

screw 3 

PSR120S.GO Tmns_orrmtion Ring ..... 1, 

PSR120SV.61 Pinion Shzd! Se! t 

PSR120S_52 ....................... ' N_dtaB_adn DCOmpOnent ' i 

GGT4501U-50 Relaln_ng R}ng 1 

PSR1EOS-IOB . Screw W_het ASSembly 4 

PSRIEOS-.65 ......... Pres_ P_le 1 

PSRi20SV-204 , ' Reciprocaior'Sat ..... 1 

71 PSRtEOS-71 

72 PSR120S-72 

73 PSR120S-73 

74 PSR120S-74 

Reciprocating Shalt ..... 1 , 

0il SGai 8aadng 2 

Se_t Gasket I 

Fe_ Sea| 1 

Seat Ring 1 

' F'ait Seat 1 

trpmol Pstch 1 

Atrproa! Ring 1 

'_'pring Pin 1 

75 PeR i20S,.75 . Carder Base . 1 

76 GDTIOgGU-2B _ St_aJ Ba_l _ 1 

77 PSRi20S-77 C_,rrfe r Cam 1 

7B . PSR120S-78 , Pin, , 1 

205 PSR12gS-205 Angle Bracket ' 1 

79 ........ PSR_2os_79 ' RO_'t Guide ASsembly ..... 1 

BO PSR120S_80 Copper Cap 2 

B1 PSR120S'-8'I _ At_roof Ring " . 1 

B2 PSR120S,82 Screw Assembly, 4 

B3 PSR120S-83 Washer 4 

PSRi20S_4 E Ring 4 

B5 PSRt20SV_5 ' ' top' Covei ....... 1 " 

...... 86 ' PSR'_20S.8'6 ........... RQvok,o Pin 1 

................ I]7 PSR120S*S7 Pend_m Pb_B I 

B8 PSRI20S-aB ...... Outer Flange 1 

Cover I 

89 PSRt20S-ag ........... 

gO . PSR'tEOS-gD ...... Cbmp Leve,r . 1 

gt PSRI_2OSogl Pin 1 

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item No, 

92 

g3 

94 

95 

g8 

97 

98 

Parts No, 

PSR120S-92 

PsRi20s-93 

PSR120s-g4 

PSR120S-g5 

PSRI20s*g6 

PSRt20S+97 

PSR120S-g8 

........... 9_.............. psm2osw9 

100 PSR120S-100 

1Ot PSRI20SV-1OI 

102 PSR120S*I02 

103 PSR120S-t(}3 

iO4 PSRt20S-104 

105 PSRt20SV405 

106 PSRI20SV*10B 

107 PSR120SV.107 

........!oe swsT.31.t-oo 

109 PSRI20SV*lOg 

.....!+o.........PSR_20SV-1+O 

111 PSRt20S-109 

Part Description ................ Qty. 

Holbw Pin 1 

Compress!onSpring 1 

Cytif_drIcalPin 1 

, , ,Spindk_Shaft 

A+rprea! n+ng 

............. ! .... 

1 

CompressionSpdng 2 

Press B_ck 1 

. Press Pla_ 

t 

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Power SupplyBo_d 1 

Brand Lat]e| 1" 

Screw 1 

Washer 4 

TorsionalSpfln_ 1 

Counte_t,'atght i. 

Middle Cover t 

Pin 3 

ScrewAsssmbFi 4 

Washer I 

O+tSe=8o..._ , ,,:,,.......... ,£,: 

Screw 2

NOTES 

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Manual del Operador 

t;n 0 ', s s , o ,, L l 

12.0 Amperios / Velocidad variable 

Sierra de Vaiv_n 

conAcci6n Orbital 

Modelo No. 

172.26043 

PRECAUCION: Lea, comprenda y stga todaslas 

Normas de Segurtdad e tnstruccfonesde Operaci6n 

en este Manual antes de usar este producto, 

Sears, Roebuck and Co,, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 EE.UUo 

Vea nuestro sltIo web de Craftsman,: 

www.sears.com/craffsman 

Oobre Aisfamlento 

GARANT_A 

SEGURIDAD 

DESEMPACADO 

DESCRIPCJON 

OPERACI6N 

MANTENIM|ENTO

Gatantia .................................................................................................................................... 

P_gina 32 

Stmbotos de Seguridad ....................................................................................... P_Sgina 33 

lnstruciones de Seguridad ................................................................ Paginas 34-40 

Desempacado ......................................................................................................... P&gina 40 

Descripcidn ...................................................................................................................... 

P_g[nas 4t-42 

Operaci6n .................................................................................................P&gtnas 42-52 

Mantentmiento ...................................................................................................... P_ginas 53-54 

Accesorios ...................................................................................................................... 

P,Sgina 55 

Lista de Partes ................................................................................................................... 

P,_ginas 56-59 

N0meros deTel_fono de Partes de Repuesto de Sears ..................... Contraportada 

GARAN'HA DE UN AI_O COMPLETO SABRE PRODUCTOS 

PROFESIONAL CRAFTSMAN 

Sf este productopmfestonalCraftsmanfairs debldoa detectos en el material omano 

de obra entre unafro desde la fechade compra, REGRI_SELO a LATtENDA 

O CENTRO DE PARTES¥ P|EZAS DE REPUESTOS U OTRO PUNTO DEVENTA 

CRAFTSMAN MAS CERCANO EN LOS ESTADOS UN|DOS PARA REPARACI(_N 

GRATIS {O REEMPLAZO St ES IMPOSIBLE REPARARLA). 

Esta garantfa no incluys partes desechables tales coma _mparas, piles, braces u 

hojas_ 

Esta garantfa b otorga derechos legalesespeclflos yes posstblsqu usted tenga 

arras derechos, los cuales varfan de un estado s otto,. 

Seam, Roebuckand Co...Hoffman Estates, IL60179 

IGUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES! 

i LEA TODAS LAS INSTRUCClONES! 

/_ ADVERTENSIA: Algun potvogenerado par el use de herramtentaa ] 

elSe|rices conttsne qulmlcos conocldos par el estsdo de California par causer 

cancer y defectoa de naclmiento u arms defectos pars fe repmducct6n. ] 

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Et prop6sitode los sfmbolos de seguridsd es Ilamar su atenci6ncon respectoa los posibles 

pc!lares.Los simbofos de seguddedy la expitcacI5nde sues merecen ¢utdadosa etenci6n 

y comprensi6n. La advertencia de !as slmbo!osNO elimine ning_npeligroen sL Las 

tnsfruccionesy a@_ertenciasque bdnden no son sustitutesde las medidas correc_asde 

prevenci_n de sccidentes. 

Z_ ADVERTENCIA: ASEGURESE de leer y comprender todas las !flstrucclones 

de segurldad de este manual, lncluso fades los aimbotoa de alerts tales coma 

"PELIGRO", "ADVERTENCIA'y "PRECAUCIt_N",ANTES de utilizer esta herramlenta. 

SI no se respetan fades tas tnstrucctones qua se lneluyen en Is stgufente lists se 

pueden pmducir descargas el_ctr!eas, tncendlos y/o lea|ones personatesgraves. 

SIGN|FICADO DE SIMBOLOS 

_ ADVERTENCIA O DEO PRECAUCti_N_ ALERTA DE Pueden SEGURIDAD: uesree an conlonct6n Indtce PELIGRO, con afros 

efmbalae o plctogramt=e. 

E! fncump|tmiento de est_ advertencla de seguridad RESULTARA 

en LESIONES graves pare usted u afros. Slempre alga lee 

preeauclones de de segurldad pars reduclr el rfesgo de Incend]o, 

descarga eldctr|ea y lestones personales. 

_ADVERTENCIA] l Incumpitmtento de eats advertencia do segurtdad PUEDE 

resultar en leslones persanales gr_ves pars uated u aires, 

Slempre slga las precauclonas de segurfdad pare raducir el 

dasge de tncendlo, descarga eldctrica y leslones personates. 

I _PRECAUCII_I ] J El resultar ineumplimtento en leslonsadepersonates esta advertenala pare uated de seguridad u afros o PUEDE daces 

materlales. Siempre siga las precsuclones de seguddad pars 

reduclt et r{esgo de lncendio, descarga el6ctdca y leslones 

......... personalas. 

PREVENCION DE DA_IOSY MENSAJES DE INFORMACION. 

Estos comuntcan a! usus_to Informscl6n y/o Instrucclones importantes qua sl no no sa 

respelan, podfian pmducir el dal_o.. Cads mensajs as precedido per ;a patabm "NaTAl" coma 

en el stgutenle ejsmpla: 

NOTA: y/o Is propledad. S! no se respetan estee |nstruccionaa se puede produelr et daSo def aqulpo 

USE SUS Z_ ADVERTENCIA: El tunctanamlento de cualquler 

herremtenta el_ctrica puada causer le prayecci6n de objetos 

extrafios hacla los ojos Io cual puede ocaslonar da_os 

graves an los alas, Antes de porter an funcionamfanto una 

hermmienta el6ctdce, SIEMPRE use galas de segurlded o 

anteoJos de segurldad can protector lateral y protector facial 

complete euertdo sea neceearlo. Recomendamoa el use de 

una m_scara de segurtdad de vial6n empire pars user sabre 

los anleotos a anieoJos de seguddsd estdndar con protector 

lateral, diaponibles en laa_endaa Sears u afros centros de 

ventss Craftsman. 

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este menus! antes de user esta sierra vaiv_n e|_ctrfca. No segulr redes las Instrucciones 

I podrla _ ADVERTENCIA: resultar an descargas 

ASEGORESE 

el_ctrtcas, 

de 

tncendto 

leer y entender 

y/e leslones 

redes 

personales 

lss Instrucciones 

gmves_ 

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AREA DE TRABAJO SEGURA 

I Mantenga su drea de trsba|o limpta y b_eniluminadaoLosbancos de trabajo 

desorganizados y fas _raas oscuras invitana los accidentes.. 

2. NO opere herrsmlentss el_ctricas en atm6sferas explosivas_tales come en 

presencta de liquldoa, gases o potvos tnflamables, Las herramtentsseldctricas 

crean chispas qua podrfan encender e| polvo o los gases 

3. Mantenga a los observadores, hires y vlsltantes atejades al operar une 

herramlenta e!6ctrleaoLas distracctones podrlan ocastonar que usted pisrda atcontrol 

4.. Mantenga su lugar de trabaJnsegum pare los nlfos tmp?ementandocandados e 

lnlerruptoresmaestros, Guards bajo llave las herremientascuando no las USer 

5. ASEGORESE qua el drea de traba]o euenta con amplta llumlnaet6n pare que pueda 

vet el trabajoy que no hays obstrucctonesqua tnterferlr_ncon una op_ract_nsegura 

ANTES de user su sterra_ 

SEGURIDAD PERSONAL 

t, CONOZCA su hsrramlenta eldctrlca. Lea el manuaf de! operador cutdadosamente, 

Aprenda las apficactones y limttaciones de la su cepifladora, asi come Zos pefigros 

potenciales aspen[rices zetacionados con esta herramienta 

2, MANT[_NGASE ALERTA, mira lo qua hacs y utitice sentldo com0n al operar una 

henamtenta e_ctdcB. 

3o NO use ta hermmIenta sl slants cansanclo e st est_ bajo la influencia de drogas, alcohol 

e rnedicamantos, Un memento de desatencf6n mtentras opera una herrarnlenta 

elL_ctrfca podrla resultar en lestones personales graves. 

4,,VISTA apropfadamenteo NO use rope suelta o joyas RecoJa e! cabello largo, Man[enga 

su cabello, mpa y guantes lejos de las ptezas m6vtles, La mpa suelta o el cabello largo 

poddan quedar alrepades on tas pfezas m6viles, Las aperlures de ventilacidn a rnenudo 

cubre ptezas m6vtles y tambtOn deben evilarse 

5_ EVITE encender accfdantafmente la herramtenta, Asegt_mse de que el interrupter re 

encuentm en poslet6n de "APAGADO"o Transporter ]as herram_entas con un dede en el 

interrupter o enchu_iar la herremlenta mfentras el tnter_ptor se encuentre en ta poslci6n 

"ENCENDIDO" Invite a accidenteso 

6o RETIRE lea Ilavas de eJuste de las hojas shies de encender la herramtenta, Una llave 

de eJuste que queda conectada a una pieze rotativa de ia herramlenta podda resultar en 

lesiones personates 

7,, No ea extlenda pare alcanzar sobre la herramienta. Manlenga el pie firms eel 

come et balance en rode memento. Una poslci6n y balance apropiados permiten un 

major control de Is hermmienta en posiclones lnesparadas. 

8. ASEGURE SIEMPRE SU TRABAJO_ Use abrezaderes o un tomitlo pare sos|ener el 

trebajo cuando sea practice, Es m_s seguro qua usar sue manes y libera ambas manes 

pare operar la harramtenta, 

g. USE EQUIPO DE SEGURIDAD. Use SIEMPRE protecclSn pare los o)os M_scares 

antt-polvo, zapatos de segurtdad antfdesltzantes cases e protecct6n pare los otdes 

deben usarse en condlclonesque lo requ|eren, 

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SEGURIDAD EN EL USOY CUtDADO DE LA HERRAMIENTA 

[Z_ antesADVERTENCIA: deopersr este herrsmfenta. 

ASEGURESE 

No segulr 

de leer 

lodes 

y enlender 

les instrucelones 

todee lee Inelrucclones 

Indlcedas ebsjo 

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podrfa resuitar en descergae el_ctrlces, Incendto y/o leslones personales graves. I 

! _SIEMPRE use abrazaderas u otra manera pr,_cflca de esegurar y epoyar la pleza de 

trabaJo sobm unn pfataforma est_ble, Soslener et t_eba_o con _esmanes o centre el 

cuerpo es tnestable y podrfa resuitar an p_rdida de control. 

2_ NO fuerca la herremlenta. Usa la herremlente y hoja carrecta pare su epllcacldn. 

La herramienta y hoja corrects hardn el trabaie de manera meier y m_s segura para Io 

cual ftteron diseP,adas 

3. NO use !n herramlenta sl el Interrupter no la Enclende o Apega. Toda herram]enta 

que no puede set conirolada pot el inlerruplor as peligrosa'y @be ser reparede, 

4, DESCONECTE el enchufe de la fuente de ellmentact6n antes de hacer cualquter 

ejuete, ¢amblar los accesorlos o guarder la herramlenta. Tales medldas preventdas 

reducen et rlesgo de encender la herramlenta accldentafmente 

5,_GUARDE tes herramlentas sTn user fuera del elcence de !as nlSos y arras 

personas no capecitedeso Nines NO DEBEN OPERAR eeta herramfante, Las 

herrsmientas son pe[_grosae en [as manes de usuedos no capecitedos. 

6o DELEa las herrsmlentas un msntenimtento ouldadosoo SIEMPRE mentenge las 

herramienlas Iimpisdas y err buen arden de trabaja_ 

7 VERIFIQUE st lee piezas m6viles estdn desaltne_das o se atascan, se mmpen oei 

exists nfguna otre condtcl6n qua podria efeclar In operact_n de [a her_amienta÷ SI est_ 

daSeda, la herramienta debe rectblr mantenimtento antes det use. Muchos accidentes 

oeurren debtda a herramtentas con un mantentmtento pobre. 

8, USE S6LO los accesorlos recomendedoe pare esta herramtenta. Los accesor}os 

aptes pare una hetramienta poddan set daSinos sf se utitizan con otra herramlenta. 

SEGURIDAD ELiECTRICA 

Z_ ADVERTENCIA: No permits que los dedos toquen los termlnales de un 

enchufe el Instalar o retlrar el enchuie de le tame. 

t_ Las herramientas con doble atslamtento est_n 

equlpadas con un enchufe poterlzado (una hoja 

as rods ancha qua la errs), Este enchute entrer_i en Cublertadel 

une lama polarlzada de un solo mode, Si el enchufe cajeltn de If _ _ li 

no catza lotalmente en la tome, invierta el enchufe St 

a0n as{ no catza, contacts aun electrlcfsln calfflcado 

Alimentac_n it 

conconoxt6, l[ 

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pare qua Instals una tome poiadzada, No modfitque e! 

enchufe de forms atguna, 

2,, Oobt_ Atslemiento _t e(imine le necestdad de un 

oo_d6n de atimentaci6n con conexfbn a tierra de tres 

alambres y un ststema de sumintslro de energla can 

conext6n a tierra. Aptlca s61o pare herramientas Class If 

(con doble nislamlento). Esta cepilledora de esuna 

herramtenta con dable alslamlento. 

Z_,ADVERTENCIA: E! dobte alslamlento NO reempleza !as preceuclones de 

segurldnd normales el operar esta herramlenta,, 

3, ANTES de enchufar la herramienta. ASEGrJRESE de qua el voltaic de la tomE_provtslo 

se encuentra en el range de voile e marcado en In place de identificncfdn de ta 

herramtenta, NO use herramien_as con ctasf! cec (_n ' CA so amenle _en una fuenle de 

ailmentact6n CC 

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SEGURIDAD ELP-CTRICA cant, 

4, EVITE el con|aciD corporal con superf|cias con conexibn a |terra. |ales coma 

tubertas, rad_adores, estufas y re[rigeradores,, Existe un riesgo mayor de de_carga 

el_clrica si su cuerpo liens conexiSn a tlerra, 

5_ NO exponga las herramlentaa eI_ctrtces ele tluvla o a condtclones h0medaa nl 

use las harramlentas el_ctrlcas en ublcaclones h_medas o majadeso Ei ague que 

ingress ala herramienta ei_ctdca incrementar_ el riesgo de descargas el_ctrtcas 

6, INSPECCIONE el cordbn de le herramlenta pare varifiear la preaencta de daSoa. 

So[tolls al Centre de Servicto Sears qua repare todd cord6n dafiado. ASEGORESE 

de eslar constanlemente atenlo ala ubicaci6n del cord6n y manl_ngalo lej0s de la hoja 

en movtmianto,, 

7, NO abuse del cordbn_ NUNCE use el cordbn pare trasiadar le herramlenta nlto 

hale pare sacar la tame dot enchufe. Reemplace tOdD corddn dafiado de 

Inmediato, Los cordones de,adDs _ncrementan el riesgo de descargas oleo|rices. 

CABLES DE EXTENSI6N 

Use un cable de axtanet6n apropiado, S6LO use !as cables y cordones que indica 

Underwriters Labors!odes (UL). aires cables de extensiSn podr|an acast0nar una cards en 

la linaa da vof_aje, resuttando en p_rdida de energfa y sobrecalentamienlo de la 

herramienta. Pare asia herramlenta, se recomtenda un cable de extenst6n con un tamaSo 

AWG (American Wire Gauge) de par Io mends 14 pare un cable de extenst6n de 25 pies c 

mends de largo, Use uno calibre 12 pare un cable de extenst6n de 50 pies No sa 

recomlenda el usa de cables de extenel6n de 100 pies o m_s de largo. Recuerde, un 

calibre de alambre m_s pequeF=o tlene mayor capacldad qua una de mayor n_mero 

(un afambm calibre 14 tiene m_s capacidad qua uno calibre 16: un atambre calibre 12 

tlene m&s capacldad qua uno calibre 14), En case de dudes, use un n0mero meno_ 

AI opemr herramfentas el_ctdcas en exteriores, use un cable de e_tensl6n pare exter;ores 

marcado _W-A" o "W _, Estos cables estdn claslftcades pare uso an exieriores y reducen el 

riesgo de descargas el_ctdcas. 

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Poslctone el cord6n de manera tat qua na so atascar_ en la readers, las 

[Z_herramientaa PRECAUCION: u arras obetrucclones 

Msntenga el cable 

mlentrss 

de extenai6n 

ueled trabaja 

libra 

con 

del _rea 

una herram!anta 

de trabaJo. | 

et(;ctrlca, 

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Z_ ADVERTENCIA: Revise todD cable de extensi6n antes de cads usa, SI 

extsten daiioa, reemplaca el cable de Inmed;ato. Nunca use la herramlenta con 

un cerd6n 'o cable dafiado, ya qua racer el _rea da_ada podria oces!enar 

descargas el_clrlcae, resultado en teslenes graves. 

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SiMBOLOS DESEGt.IRIDAD PARASUHERRAMIENTA 

Laetiqueta de su herramienta puede Inclulr lea atgutentes afmbolos 

V ......................................................................................... .Voltios 

A .................................................................................... 

Amperes 

Hz............................................................................ Herc{os 

W ............................................................................ Varies 

,',.. .............................................................................. Cordenie allema 

................................................................................. Co,ante continua 

no ............................................................................ _Jeloctdad librade carga 

_j .................................................................................... Constn.,tcci6nC]ase li, Doble a_slamien{e 

RPM ...................................................... Revoluclones per minute 

(Strokes) per minute 

OPM ...................................................... X3rbitos per minute 

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Indtca petigm, advertencia o precauci6n. 

Signtfica: lllAlenc16n]ll Su segurtdad se 

encuentracompmmatldao 

SEGURIDAD EN EL SERVICIO Tt_CNICO 

I. SI cuatquier parle se pterde, se rompe, se dobla o fatla de cuelquier forma; o sl 

cualquler componente eldctrtco no funclona adecuadamente: APAGUE el 

interrupter de potencia desanchufe la cepitladomde ta luenie de energfa y haga 

reemplazar la parle perdida, daAada o qua no funciona ANTES de ut [zar nuevamenleo 

2..El aervicio t_.cntco de la herramlenta se debe realizer solamente en un Centre de 

servlclo t_cnlco de Sears, El SerVtCIOt_cnico o mantentmiento qua se malice per 

personal no calificadopodria pmducirflesgo de lesiones.. 

3..Cu_mdo reaflce el servlcIo tdcnlco de una herramienla, uttlice sotamente laa 

plazas de repuesto id_nticas. Reepete tas instrucclonea de la seccldn de 

manlenlmlento de este manual, St se uttiizanparles no autortzadas o no se respelan 

Ins instrucclenes de mantenimienio, se puede crear un riesgo de descarga el6clrica o 

lesi6n. 

REGLAS DE SEGURIDAD PARA LAS SIERRAS DE VAIV!_N 

_ Queda lee manes lejos del area de corlando y la hola, 

Sostenga las dos manes en la sierra (manlja trasera y empu_adura de suJeclbn 

frontal). SItas dos manes est6rt sujetendo la sierra, la hoja no puede cortartes_ 

Z_ PRECAUCION: La hoja se des|iza despuds de qua apague la sierra. 

Sostenga la herramlenta per tas superficies de sujecl6n eisladas (mango 

posterior y empuBadura de su|ect6n frontal) cuando reetlce una ectlvldad en fa 

cual ta herramlenta de corte pueda entrar en contacto con cableado oculto o con 

su proplo cable, El contacto con un cable "vivo" expondr_ Ias pertes met_licas a 

corrien{e y provocar_ una descarga en el usuario 

Z_ PRECAUCI()N: NO utllice ia sierra en paredee extstentes u otrae zones 

cfegas en las cuales pueden exist& cableados el_ctricos. El la situact6n no se 

puede evltar, DESCONECTE TODA LA ENERGIA ELECTRICA del _rea de trabajo 

ANTES de utttizar la sierra. 

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REGLAS DE SEGURIDAD PARA LAS SIERRAS DE VAIVEN cDnt, 

2 MANTENGA el cuerpo ublcado hacla cualqulera de los laterales de la sierra y no 

en lfnea direcls con ta hoja de |a slerra_ El contrafuerza (acci6n de salter o 

contmgolpe) puede causer qua la hoja se doble o se romps y qua la sierra salte hacla 

atr_sprovocande la p_rdida de control y produclendo fesiones graves, 

3, SIEMPRE mantenga sue manes fuera det elcence det _rea de carte. NO coloque la 

mane deba o de| material que se est,', certendo proqua la cercanfa de la heja a su 

mane esl,=_oculta ds su v s_e, 

4, NO UTILICE hoJas deeaflledae o decades. Lee hojes dobladae se pueden romper 

con tacit|dad e causar contragolpes 1oqua puede producer la p_rdida de control y 

lea|onesgmveso 

5. Cuando comlence un carte, Is velocidad qua utllice estar_ determfnada per ia hoja y el 

material que estd corlando, Las veioctdades rdpidas son pare los materlales bfandos y 

las veloc|dades lentas pare los matertales duros. 51 la vetocldad de la heja es 

demaelado lent.a, la sierra puede traquetear o vlbrar al pdneiplo dal carte y 

posfblemente causer una contra-fuerza (una acct6n de satlo o conlragolpe) y vibracl6n, 

qua pueds productr la p_rdtda de conlrol y lesienes personalss graves, Utilice una 

velocidad tevamante m_s r_pida al pdnctpio de! cortm Siempre esuna buena idea 

pmclicar los codes en material de descarte haste qua so tamiliedzarse con el carte y 

et desempeSe de! manejo de la sierra,, 

6, NUNCA soslenga la plaza de carte con sue manes o entre sue plernas. Es 

tmportante sostaner la plaza de trabajo edecuadarnente pare minimizer la exposlci6n 

detcuerpe, eviler qua la heja do atesque o perder el conlroL 

7, StEMPRE sulete la pleza de trabeJo ltrmemenle pare qua no se mueva mien|tee se 

estd cortando 

8,. UTILICE SOLAMENTE lee holes dealgnadas pera el carte do| tlpo de material 

pare el eual se recemfende. El carte de matenales que NO se recomtenda puede 

causer la rotura de la hoja y la pdrdida de contro!, y productr lestones graven, 

9.,SIEMPRE Inspections y retire lodes los clavos de la readers antes de peser Is 

alerts, Si slgue esta regla reducfr_ el riesgo de contra-tuerza (une accidn de sallo e 

contragalpe)que podrfa causer le pdrdtda de control y lestones personates graves 

SIesto no sepuade evltar, come cuando se reaiizan trabajos de demolici6n o de 

renovact6n, ASEGORESE DE utffiz_r heJas bt..meldticas qua son mSs gruesas, con 4 a 

6 dientes per pulgada y dtsefiadas especlitcamente pare co_lar madam con ctavos 

incruslades. 

TENGA EXTREMA PRECAUCI_)N cuando reallce este ripe de operaclbn de corte_ 

Z_ ADVERTENCIA: Pare reduclr el rlesgo de explosl6n, deecarge eldctrlca, 

defies a ia proptedad y lesiones corporales graves, SIEMPRE ver]flque el _ree de 

trabaJo pare detormtfler sl hay tuberias de gas eculles, cables el_ctrlcos, 

caSert!aa de egua y clavoa e grapaa Incruatades de 2 X 4 cuendo resllce cortes 

cleges u codes en profundlded Internee en parades durante el trabaJo de 

demollclbn o renovael6n. 

10, EVITE postures y poelctenes de la mane Inconvenlentes en lea cuales un 

deslizamiento repentlno podria causer qua su mane se mueva heels le hejm 

11, NUNCA coloque Is mane en el treyecto de carte de la he]a, 

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_ADVERTENCIA: Algunpolvc generado per el use de herremJentae el_clrlcas 

coat,one qu[mlcoe conccl0te per el eetado de California per cauear cancer y defectoe 

de nacimiento u circe de/ectos pare la reproduction. 

Algunos ejemplos de estos quimlcos son: 

• El plomc de tas pin{urea a base de plomo. 

• La ellice cdsL_tlna de los ladrlllos, el csmento y circe ptodiJctcsde albsr3iler;a. 

• El ars_ntco yet creme, de la modem lrelada quimicemente 

El rlesgo de estas exposicienes vet|a, dependlendo de I_ frecuencte con qua reeflza 

eete ttpo de trebsjo. Pare reducir su exposfci6n a cotes qufmtcos: 

• Trabeje an _rees bten ventiladas, 

• Tmbaje con los squlpos de seg,Jdded aprobades, tales come re&scares conlra el pclvo que 

est_n especlalmante dlsefiedas pare flitmr part{culas mlcmscr_picas, 

Evils el contacto protengado con el polvo de lljedcrae, sierras, pulidores, perfor_doree 

eV_ctrloes y arras acttv|dades de Is conetrucclbn. Utfflce rope de proteccl6n y rove lea 

=trees expuestae con ague y Jaban_ Sl porto;to que el polvo Ingress seu boca, ojos o 

permseezca en la plel, se puede fomenter la ebscrclbn de qufmlcos noclvoe. 

Z_ ADVERTENCIA: La utlllzacI6n de esta herramlenta puede generar ylo 

esperclr potvo, que puede causer lestonee mspiratodas groves y permenentes o de 

otto tipo. Slempre utiltce le protecet6n resplmtcrte spmbada per el Instltuto Nacional 

pare |e Segttridad y Salud en el TrebaJo/Departamento gubernamental de ice EE.UU_ 

pare Is edmtnlstraclOn de ?a Segurldad y Salud en et TrabaJo (NIOSWOSHA,por sus 

elgfes on Ingles) apropfade pars fa expos]c{6n el polvoo DlrtJe los partfculas lucre del 

alcance de le care y e_cuerpo. 

REGLAS ADICIONALES PARA EL FUNCIONAMIENTO SEGURO 

Si no se mspelan todas los Instrucclones que se Incluyen en le s_gulente lists se 

I Z_ 

pueden 

ADVERTENCIA: 

productr descargas 

ASEGORESE 

et_ctrtcas, 

de 

Incendlos 

leer y comprender 

yto lesiones 

redes 

personales 

los tnstrucciones, 

graves. 

1 

1=Conozca su herramfenla el_clrica. Lea culdadosamente el manuel de operaclonee, 

Aprende tas apficaclones yfimitscianes de _lacepitfadcra, as! come tembt_n los peltgtos 

potenctales especiflcos ref_,ctonados con esta herramlenla. SI reapers ssta regis, reducirfi ice 

riesgoS de descargas et_cldcas, lncendios o les_cnesg_ves 

2 S|EMPRE ut!lfce galas de segurided o protectores pare le vista cuando emplee esta 

cep;lladera, Los aeteeJospera redes los dlas seisments tfenee lentes reslstentes a foe 

_mpactos: NO sort galas de seguddad 

3 PROTEJA sue pulmoneao Utllice una m_scera pare _ care o una mdscara centre el polvo sl el 

trabaJo es po_orientc, 

4 PROTEJA su audlcl6n. Utlllce una proleccion audittva personal sdecuada durenie el staples. 

Bets clerics c_ndlctones, el ruido de este products puede contrtbu[ra Ia pdrdtda de la audition, 

5 TODOS LOS VISITAHTES Y PERSONAS PRESENTES DEBEN utlttzer el mismo equips 

de sagudded que el usuedo de ta cepfltadom 

6 INSPECCIONE los cables de ta herramienta perl6dtcemente y s| est_n de,odes h_gelos 

reperer en el Centre de servlclo t_cnico Seers m_ts cerceno,, TENGA PRESENTE SIEMPRE 

In ublcac!6n del cable. 

7 SIEMPRE verlftque lee herramientes pare determiner st ex_sten partes dafiadas. At_tesde 

ssguir utili_ando taherramienta, se deberla veri_car con cuidsdo el protector u otto pads q_e 

se hays da_ads pare determiner ei lunciona_ apmpiademente y realtzard la funci_n desead_ 

Verllique st extslen desa usles o atescamienlos de lee partss mOvtles, rupture de pades o 

cualquter ctta condtciOnque pueda elector el funclcnsmlentc de la herramtenla., Se dsbe repaint 

o cambtar una proteccidn u elm parts defieda en un centre de Servlcto l_cnlco de Sears, 

8, CONSERVE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES. Remgeee a elias {recusntemente y ufiltce|as 

pare capacitor a elms personas que pueden uUgzar esta herramtenta. Sl elgulen le 

plde eels herramlenta prostatic, esegureee de qoe se Ileve tambl_n eetas instrucctcrtee. 

39

energia cuando erme laspartes, hags ajustee, instals o quite las hoJas, I_mp|e 

o cuando ta sierra no est_en use. AI desconeclar 

enclenda Z_ ADVERTENCtA: accidentalmente, 

NUNCA 

Io cuel 

deberie 

pedrfa 

conectar 

causer 

la sierra, evlta qua dste se 

lestones 

la sierra a 

personales 

la tuente de 

graves. 

!_ Saquela sierra det estuehe de aimscenamiento I transporte e Inspeccl6nela con 

cuIdadc pare asegurarse de que no hayan ocurddo re|urea o daSos durante et envlm 

2., No deseche ning_n material de embala]e hasla que se cuenie con redes los contentdos_ 

3. So Incluyen tree hoJss: pare carter madera, pare carter metal ferrosc y pare cor_es de 

epTicacion garteral (ptL_shco.fibra de vid_io, metal blar_do),, Las hojas se encuentran en 

e/eetucha de elmacenamIenlo I transports, 

4o St alguns de las patios eat& daSeda o no se encuentra (remitase e la LtSTA DE 

REPUESTOS de abaJc), regrese la sierra al comereto Sears oal punic de vents de 

Craftsman m_s corcsno pare qua se la cambien. 

/1k se reemplace ADVERTENCIA: ta parts qua 

St fells 

felts. 

alguna 

SI no se 

par|e, 

hace 

NO 

esto 

utlilce 

podr|an 

eeta 

produclrse 

sierra haste 

postbies 

qua t 

lealones perscnales graves, 

I 

LISTA DE PARTES 

(Fig. 1) 

I ,.Sierra de vatv_n 

....................... 2.. Hoja pare cedar readers 

_----_ 3 Hoja pare aplleactones generalee 

,_"_:7_ 4 Hoja pare cortar metal 

6oManual de| Operador 

CONOZCA SU SIERRA VAIVI_N 

5 Estuche de 

Atmacenamlanto / Transports 

NOTA: Antes de in|enter ut;|izer |a sterra, fer!!tier|case con redes |as 

caracter[stlcas de funcfonemlento y requisites de segurldad. 

LB sierra de veiv_n pmfesional ttene un motor et_cldco incorporado y sSIo debe 

conectarse a una iuente de sumintstro de energla de 120 veil|as, 60 Hz CA 0HICAMENTE 

(cements domestics normal). NO hags [uncionar con corriente continue (CC)o La gran 

calda de voItaje causar_ una p_rdlda de potencta y el motor se sobrecafantar_, Si la sierra 

no funeione cuando se la censers a una saIida de corrlenta altema de 60 Hz y 120 voItias, 

verif_que el sumintstro de energtm Esta s_erra liana un cable de potancle de 10 ptee_ 

de 2 hilos (no se neceeita adeptador), 

4O

ThisReciprocating Sawhasthefollowing features: 

vlbrafree _1'_*V|bra Llbrementa Sierras deValvdn se dIseSan 0ntcamenle asi que 

el eje de vatvdny ia mange de centre balanzase mueven stempre en dtreceiones 

opuesiss el uno al otro_Esla plataforrnadel d+seSocance_ virtuafmente la vtbraci6n 

de lasierra, ilac+endoasia sierra de vatv6nm_s c6moday elictenteuser. El disefio 

toms la vtbracl6nde ta sierra y pone esta energia al trabajoeserrsndo y qutfendo 

el matedaL 

t El potanta motor de t2 Ampertos y 0.3000 GPM (golpes per minute) velocldad 

sin carga propom+ona codes seguros en readers, matedafes de construcctOn a base 

de readers pl_stlcos, f_bra de v_drio, morales ferrosos y no fermsos, car3os, tuberias y 

clavos+ con tree hojas dfferenies nclu des 

2 Acci6n Orbital de 4 Poaictones El interrupter de conlrol regula los 4 modes de 

cortando de b sierra, 

0. SUAVFe con el aslillar mfntmo, con movimiento arr+ba y abajo del hijo normal 

NINGUN ac¢i6n orbital. 

1. BAJO para codando !a mayorra de morales, acct6n orbital bajo. 

2. MEDIA pare codando plasticos, readers dote, con sce_on orbital media. 

3. RAPtDO pare ecci6n orbital m_xlmo, use pars codando r_pldo en readers de 

contrachapads, madetas soaves, 

3 La veiocldad variable permtle siustar ta vetocidad de code ala hoja y al material 

4. El Interrupter de get]llo de velocldad variable pare dos dedos controls la velocIdad 

de la hoja per la cantidad de prest_,n qua splisa al interrupter de gatifto+ 

5 Carrots de hoja complete de 11/4.,pulgedes pare codes r_pidos y una vfda 0Ill de la 

hoja profongada 

6 Abrazadera sln-herramlenta l+ene la caracteflstica de cuetlo con acci6n de palancs 

pars cambfos de hoJa f_c+l y r_,pIdo Utilize hojas on eje universal de _,_puigada_ 

7+ Zapata de Iongltud ajustable I gtratarta pare m_imo control de fa pteza de trsbajo 

en una vadedad de cortes Ajusta per apretar el bot6n amarillo debaJo de la zapata 

glratoda. 

8, La Luz de trabaJo LED se adelant_ cuando est_ incendIda el interrupter del get[tie, 

lifum{na at _rea de corte pare mayor visibi[idad 

9 La empuSedura con facllidad de suJecl6n y el dtseSo de mango posterior con 

empuP, adura moldeado de confort proporcionan el maxlmo control, equilibrio y 

comodldad 

10, Rodamtentos lubrleados permenentementa pare un funclonamlento 

sin compltcactones y una vida 0til proiongsda 

tt Utlltza hojas con ll2+pulgada eje universal. Inctuye 3 he|as: 1 hoja pare corlando 

r_pide en readers t hoja pare cortes ltsos en metal ferroeo, tuberla, y atslanle de tube. 

y 1 heja pars cortando metal suave, p astlcos, y fibre de v dr eo 

12_ tncluye estuche rugoso del almacenamlento ! transports. 

* vibrafzee e_ sotamenle una mama reg_stmda y no i_sva ntng_n exp_icto demands impficada _,rt 

cuanto ata mducci6n de Is vibraci6n dol produc|o, 

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Po|enclal Nominal 120 vo!tfos,60 Hz CA 

I f',_OTA:Antes da In|enter da user su harramlenta, famltiarfcase con redes los rasgoa 

, de opemr y requisites de sagurldsd, 

,/k ADVERTENSIA: No permit° qua la faml|tarldad con !_asierra to tome 

deaculdado. Recuerde qua una fraccl6n de segundo de desculdo ee euficlente par° 

causer lesiones graves. 

/k ADVERTENS|A: UTILIZE SOLAMENTE lea hojaa de sierra design°des par° 

usa con estn sierra, Usa de cualqu_ar otra hoja puede taBu|tar en accident°, causando 

leelonas personates gmves+V6ase p6g|na 55 par° las hojas disefiadas y los uses 

recomendados, 

C(_MO SELECCIONAR LA HOJA 

a un major dasemper_o de la hoje y un_ viola_tIl m6s pTolongada, StEMPRE _eleccione 

a_a aaecuaae pars ta apllcac_6n oe _as+arm,, 

Ha,y toucher; tipos de ho]a_, de v_siago universal de 112 putg, dispon_blss par° su sierra de 

vafvBR: 

HoJas par° cortpr rode tlpo de reader°s, madsic con clavos incrust°dos, maJefiales de. 

construccl6n a case oe maoera, melmes no tsrrosos y lerrosos, pl,6sticosy tiDra _le viario, 

ojas par° Fortes d+ade spla+za.relents,.InFtalacIenes ocultas y codes de centomo., Tambi6n 

y alspoi3tDia mucnas tong+tuo_s aa nojas+ 

StEMPFI+E al_a un_.hoJa _osufic!antamonle la.rga par° qua .se pro fo._gpa m_s all6 d.a 

2_.pal_ay Qa gu plezJ_loe rraDajo, a io largo ae la cerr_ra us cone |verse acceeorlo9, 

p,6gma 4B) 

42

HOJAS DE SIERRA 

Es necesado que todas las ho|as de ia sierra est_n siempre tmpias, altadas y bier, 

co ocadas para qua corten de forma etciente. Una hoja desailada es una carga muy pesada 

pare a sierra y aumenta el des go de contra4uarza (un sato o acctdn de ceniragolpe), Tenga a 

mano hoJas de sierra adlcionalas, de manera tar que seimpre est_n disponbles ;as holas 

afladas. La brea y la mstna de madera soldlicadas sobr la hoJa vueban lanto el 

(unctonambnto de la sterna. Uttice removedor de reslna y brea, agua calente o kamseno para 

efminafias NO UTILICE gasotnm 

PARA tNSTALAR Y SACAR LA HOJA 

Esla sierra estd disefiada para uttzar con vdstagos unlversales de tt2 pulg. 

Z_ ADVERTENSIA: ASEGORASE de protegerse con guarttes de trabafo mienlras / 

uttliza la hoja de Is sierra, Lr, hoJa puede lastlmarle las manos sl no est_n protegldas. I 

INSTALAR LA HOJA (Fig. 3 y 3a) 

1, Desenchub fs sierra. 

herramelnts de la fuente de energra ANTES de mon_r I_tspartes, realizar ajuates o 

/_ camblar ADVERTENSIA: las ho|_s+ 

Para evtar teslones personales, SIEMPRE desenchufe (a / 1 

2. Para instalar la ho a0extbnds Is zapsta _jos de la abmzsdem de la hoJa pare un acceso 

rods fdct (vet Pdgina 45, Fig. 6). 

3 UbIca el cuelo de ecci6n de palanca y levan(a el cuelo (yea la flecha en ef cuetlo, Fig. 3). 

4 Con el cueflo "anlba" an la postcl6n bvantada, {nstala el v=_stagode ia hoJa de la sierra en 

ts ab_az_._dersde hoJa (ver Ftg.,3 y 3a), 

5, Suela el cueflo, y la hola debe ser tjado bien en la _brazadera de hoJa.Tire la hoIa para 

ensegurar que la hoJa se_ fijada en su [ugar.. 

I 

NOTA: Lss hojss con vdstagos unlvers_les sola ;nstsla en urea manera, con el I 

v_istago de la hoJa Instnl_da en I_ _brazader_ de ho)a, con los dientes de la hoJa 

hac(a _bsto (Fig. 3 uso est_nder) o con dienles de hoJa hacfa arrIba (Fig. 3a p_ra 

=zpllcacfones espe¢iabs, vet p_girm 51). 

SACAR LA HOJA (Fig. 3) 

I.Desenchufe la siena, 

I L_ ADVERTENSIA." Nunca toque I,_hoja ,nmed,'ttamente despu_s de su uso Ya I 

que puede estar extremadamente caliente. 

2..Cuando saque I_ ho)_, extenda la zap_Ia ajus(abb / glratmla (uera deI alcsnce de la abrazad_ra 

de tahojm 

3. Ubtca ta he_dtdura con tech_ en e! lado del cuelIo de p_fa_ca de accI_n (vet Fig 3) 

4 Tira en el cuelIo a hendIdura y suj_t_b arriba Es(e elbja _aabrazadera de hoj_ y (e permila 

sacar _ ho)a de (aabrazadera, 

43 

q

VELOCIDAD VARIABLE CONTROLADA PeR 

INTERRUPTER DE GATILLO (Fig. 4) 

Su sierra est_ aquipeda con un tnterruplor de gatllle pare 

dos dedos qua controla la veioctdad vartabte 

Se "ENCIENDE" o "APAGA" ta s_erra presionando o 

softando et gettllo. 

Pare variat ta vetocldad de la heja: 

1, Pare aumerttar la veloctdad de ta heja, aplique m_s 

presf6n al fnierrupler de gatttlo, 

2, Pare reduclr le velacidad de la hoja. aplique manes presiSn, 

3 Pare DETENER la sierra, sue[re e_gattl]o,, 

Fig, 4 

apptlcacl6n de carter y ptezo de trabejo) a! principle de un carte,, Luego eumenle 

t Z_ la velocldad PRECAUCI()N: una vez qua 

Utllice 

eomtenza 

Is velocIdad 

a cortarr 

apmplado 

El use prolongedo 

mtfs lenta (pare 

a una 

su 

velocldad 

1I 

muy baJa puede dafter eu sterta. 

i NOTA: SIMEPRE de|e que ta sierra se derange completamente antes de seearla I 

de la plaza de trabajo o de dejar|a a un |ado. I 

C6MO ELEGIR LA VELOCIDAD CORRECTA 

L_ vsfocidad que utitice depender& del tips de material que carte, 

1, Utilice aires velocidades para cedar madara y materfales e base de maderao 

2. La velocfdad media es major pare cedar meleres no fermsoe_ pl_elices y libra de vidrto., 

3, Se recomlenda ts veloctdad m&s baJa pars tartar metales ferresos, cases de hierro e 

hlerro angular. 

NOTA: El espesor dei material y la sefecchSn de la hoja tambl_n afectardn su 

aelaccl6n de velecldad. Come regla general, uUUce VELOCIDADES M_S RAPIDAS 

y hojaa con meno_ dtentes per pulgeda pare materialee m_s blandos. Utllice 

VELOCIDADES MAS LENTAS y he|as con m_s d{entea per pulgada para los 

malerleles m_a gruesos y denaDs. 

LED WORKLIGHT (Fig. 5) F_g.S Luzdel LED 

Su sierra de vaiv_n tlene una .__ 

iuz de trabajo tncorporada par 

ala vislblfided major durante el 

carte. Pare eneender la luz de 

trabajo LED, la sierra liens qua 

estar enchulada. La tuz de 

trabajo LED enclende cuando 

se presiona el in_,erruptor de 

gatilto pare dos dedoa pare 

"ENCENDER" LA SIERRA. 

Cuartdo se suelta el gatlflo y se 

=APAGA" la sierra, la luz de 

t_abajo tambfen se apsga° 

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ZAPATA DE LONGITUD AJUSTABLE / GIRATORIA (Ftgs. 6 and 6a) 

La zapaia de {a sierra se desliza hNcia adentro o hacia Nfuera pa_N ajustNr la pmfundidad 

de corte de la hoja en la pleza de tmbajo, 

La zapata lambl6n gila a fin de conserver tanlo come sea postble fa supedrice de ta 

zapNta en contacto con la pteza de trabslo (vedse Ftg_Sa, y va_,se P_,g_na 44, Flg_5)_ 

EsIos aJustes sen lmportanles ya que propcrc{onan el mdxlmo control de IN superfic[e que 

se corta, opttmfzan la vide _tll de IN hoja y reducen IN protongact6n de la hoJa m_r_saftd del 

exlrsmo de la zapata, come cuando se cortan cases de gran di_metro o parades 

(v6ase P_gina 50, Fig. 9), 

estd an eu lugsr, el v_stago del hueillo {Mecenismo de velvdn) puede goipeer la 

I pieza _ADVERTENCIA: de Irabajo, dNfiar NO la sierra, uttltce causer Is sierralasin pdrdlda la zepata de control en su lugar. y producir St |e zapata postblesno 

l 

leslones personNles graves, 

COMe AJUSTAR LA LONGITUD DE LA ZAPATA (Fig, 6) 

I, Desenchufela sierra° 

herrameinte de la [uenle de energia ANTES de montar lss parlee, rsefizar ajusles o 

{ _ADVERTENSIA: Pareeviler les!enes personales, SIEMPRE desenchufe la 

cambtar las hoj_s, 

2_Ublca el bot6n amarilloen la sierraabajo de la 

zspataptvola. 

3_Oprimaenrebot6n mienirss ttrandoo empuJandoa 

!s zepa{aajuslable, 

4Ten pmnlo come is zapsta seub{caen Iongffud, 

suefts el bot6ny Is zspata ssr_ fijsda en posfcion 

5 Enchu{e Is sierray apr_eletenlementee! interrupter 

pareensegumrqua Is hejaSIEMPRE exltendajuslo 

pasandeel zapsloy el pedszode trsbajoduranleel 

gofpedecarter. 

Fig.6 Muevs adentm o !'rectafuera 

SE PROLONGUEMAS ALLA de Is zapata y a |rsv_s de Is plaza de carte s Io largo de 

toda 

Z_ ADVERTENSIA: 

ls carters, Les hejas 

Par_reduclr 

se pueden 

ei 

romper, 

rlesgo 

dobtsr 

de lesiones, 

o quebrar 

ssegdrase 

sl is hoJagelpea 

de qua la HOJA 

la 

zapata o la Neza de trebaie eun _tngulo qua sea cast franlal (verse Fig°7s y 7b). 

C6MO AJUSTAR EL GtRO DE LA ZAPATA (Fig. 6a) 

t- Desenchufe la sierra 

Rg, 6_ Pivots 

Z_ADVERTENSIA: Pareeviler leslertes 

persenales, SIEMPREdesenchufe la herramelnta 

de ia fuenle de energie ANTES de reenter tas 

partes, resltzsrajustes e cembtarles hojss, 

2, Sonstenga la sierra firmaments y"gire" la zapata, 

mantentendo la mayor pads postbfede la 

superflcie de Fazspa!a sobre Eapieza de lrabajo 

cuando corte_ 

45 

l

ACCION ORBITAL DE 4 POSICIONES 

El rasgo de acct6n Orbital en esla sierra empuja ia hoja ardba y detantero en el golpe de 

co_te pare aumentar la veloctdad de corte sobre _a acci6n normal de hacia adetanle y 

hacia atr;_s de la sierra eatS.rider de vatv_n. 

La poslct6n 0 en e! interrupter de accPJn orbtlal no produce ntng_n acci6n orbital, sate la 

acclSn normal de hacta adelante y hacfa atr,'_s (valv_n), pare ios cortes m_s lisos an 

readers con e! Io manes asfiflar. Buena pare todos cortes en metal o plastico, e readers 

La posict6n 1 produce un peque_o confided de 

accl6n orbital con astillar controtado. Use pare carter 

agujeros de bolsifle en susie o agujeros en cart6n de 

yeso 

Posfct6n 2 produce m_s acci6n o_bilal qua en le 

posicl6n nomero t. Use en donde caries de madera 

con alg0n asl_ftedo son aceptab_a. Usa pa_rarecortes 

de puedo o ventane y agujeros en subpiso. 

La _ostci6n 3 produce la m_s acciSn orbital, pare deja un acabado muy _spere y con 

asUtles. Use esta veioc_dad cuando necesilas el cortando m_s r&pidoEs ideal pare 

demoItc_6n y trabajas de rasg6n hacia fuera 

Et Interrupter de Accl6n Orbltat de 4 Poslclones Regula tea 4 Modes de Carter de 

la Sierra. 

PosiclSn 0 

NINGUN ACCI6N ORBITAL,, Pare estillando 

minimal, corlando m_s lisa. Movlmlento 

haole adelante y hacta atr_s normal. Use hoJa 

de readers line, 20 dlentes par pulgada, o hoJa 

de metal lisa, con 36 dlentes per pulgeda., 

Poslcl6n t 

ACCI6t',I ORBITAL BAJO. Ideal pare cortando 

la mayorfs de restates. Use hojas pars 

cortando madam y metal con 10-12 dientee 

per pulgada° 

Poslct6n 2 

ACCIISN ORBITAL MEDIANO. Ideal pare 

cortartdo la mayoria de pleat|cos y maderas 

duras, Use hojas psra cortando readers y 

metal con 10.12 dlentes per pufgada. 

Posfcl6n 3 

R/_PIDO / MAXIMa ACCION ORBITAL Use 

pare el cortando rods rdpldo en madera de 

contrachepsds, mederas auaves, y carl6n de 

yeso. Use he]as pars cortando readers, metal 

y csrtSn de yeso con 6,8,12 delntes 

por pulgada. 

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PARAUTtLIZAR LASIERRA (Fig.7) 

l Z_ lasts PRECAUCI(_)N: herram,enta. S'EMPRE utilice pr°tecci_Snpars la vista cuand° utlflza 

NOTA:Antes firmaments asegurado de cortar eualqufer o sujeto con ttpoabrazaderas de material par ASEGL_RASEde eviler el desllzamlento. qua est_ 1• 

1 Selecoionela hojaapropfada 

2 Sefscclone la acctbn orbitalspmptada 

cableedos vivos, pueds reciblr una dasoarga o ser eloctmcutado Mteniraautilize Ia 

[ z_ 

sierra 

ADVERTENS'A 

so rocomtenda¢ortar 

S, atll,za 

b energ{a 

,a sierra 

delos 

on una 

zones 

zone 

degas 

c,ega 

stempro 

en ,a cue, existan 1 

3 Marque Ia lines de corts sobrele pteza detrabajo 

4 Enchufe la sierra 

5 SostengaIs sierra firmamentsan frente de ustedy c_aramenieen d_recciSnopuestaa su 

persons,Aseg_rasede qua no hays mater!stextrafio en la hoja, 

6 Manlenga fazapata de giro firmaments sobre faplaza de trabajo pars minimizer la 

contm-fuerza (saltande) y la vtbracl6n(vor Fig 7)con la heja tocandoflgemmenteet 

superflcto sercorrode 

7 Aprteteeigatillo pars encenderis herramlenladale qua la s_orraalcance Is velocidad 

completedeseeda (dependiendo de! ttpodo hojay del malarial) antes de comenzara 

cerlar Lea velocldsdesrdpidassonpars losmatertatesblondes y los veloctdadeslentas 

pars los materfales duros_ 

8 St ravetectdedde la hojaes demastado lenta,fa sierra puedetraquetearo vibraral 

principledol cortey posibtementecausaruna contra-fuerza(una accc}6nde saltoo 

contragolpe), Uli/ica una velocidad levemento m_o r_pidasi occure_,Sismpre practice sus 

codesen material de descade haste qua se famtltarfz_rseconel eerie y el desempeSodel 

manejode la sierra 

g S{empmsostenga la sierrafirmaments conlas dos manes s medida qua la gu[aa lo largo 

de ia l_neade code Cuandoquterapostble sujetala sierra y ta zapata de gim Iirmemente 

sob,s la _lezade Irabato pravenirqua la sierra sa!Sao vibra,y para minimizer mtura de hols 

Fig. 7 

I 

prest6n sulictente pars mantener e/corte de la sierra Deje qua la hoja y la sierra 

NOTA: hagen el NOtrabajo. FUERCE le sierra o is hole en la plaza de trabaJo.Utlltr:esolamante fa | J 

47

pmduclr ia rotura de las hojas y la p_rdida de control, y pmvocar dafios a Is pteza de 

[ t_ADVERTENCIA: E! usa de exceslva presi6n puede doblar o retorter ta hoja, 

trabajo y leslones persansles graves 

CONSEJOS PARA LA SIERRA (Fig. 7a y 7b) 

SI slgue estos slmptes consejos ayudard a reducfr el desgasie de _asierra, ta hoJa, la 

pfeza de trabajo y de! operador. 

1, Las hojas cortan par tracdSn o carrera de retmceso_ En trab_Jos _nos coma pane[as o 

libra de vidrlo, co}oque el lado buena de la pteza de tmb_jo hacla abajo 

2 Corte sofamente con hojas aflladas; hacen el corte m_s defintdo y r_ptdo y ejercen 

menos tensiSn on el motor 

3 Stempre uliilce ls hoja corrects pars el material qua se coda y stempre tenga hoJas 

adictonales a mano para usar cuando las hojas se desafilan Reemplace las hojas 

desaflladas, agrieladas o dobladas Inmedtamenteo 

4, Stempre selecclones ta ve!ocldad de carte apropiado 

5, Stempre selecciones la poslc_Sn orbital apropfado. 

6.,Cuando code, siempre aseg,3rase de qua fa place de Is zapala descanse itrmemenle 

sobre la pieza de trabajo_ Esto mejorard el control del operador y minlmfzard la vlbrac[Sn. 

lrabajo slla ho|a no se prolongs m_s alt_ de is zapata y fa pteza de trabaJo a Io 

largo det code. Puede pmductr la p_rdtda de contm! y el dafio de la zapata, Io 

que aumenta el rtesgo de lesions personales graves (vdaee Fig., 7a y 7b), 

Fig, 7a J 

Cartando Madera ,rT_-' _ 

Correcto 

48 

............i 

Carrera / i 

|!r !i; i _!',_I_! !!',il_lncorreclo 

CaPcera 

[ncorrecto

CARTE DE MADERA (Fig, 8) 

t. S1EMPRE asegure la pieza de trajabo con abrazadaras parr eviler qua se des_tce 

2o Saleccione la hoje ap_optada 

3. Seleccione ta posicfOn orbital apropiada. 

4, Marque ta tfnea de eerie sabre la p_eza de trabajo+ 

5, Ertchule la sierra, 

6, Coloque la zapata de giro de la sierra flrmementa sabre ia plaza de trabajo con la hoja 

tocando tigemmente Ia superltcte de earle,, 

7+ Pres+one et interrupter de galtllo y Ilave ta sierra o unas valocidades m_s lenlos 

aproptades at empezar un carte, antes de apllcar pres+_n a to hoja y plaza de trabajo 

(velocldades ads r_pidos pare mate_ales m,_s blondes, y mds lentos pare matedales 

m_,s duros+) 

8+ Ho tuerce la sierra ofa heir en fa pieza de trabajo, uttf+ce solamenla prest6n suflcfente 

pare qua Io sierra stga codando, Dejo qua la hoJa y la sierra hogan el tmbajoo 

9, SIEMPRE sestenga la sierra flrmemente can ambas manes mlenlres eat& certando, 

Siempre soster_ga la sierra con la zapala adjustable lirrnemente sabre el malarial de 

code,, Esto evttar_ qua la sierra salte o vIbre y ayudard a mlntmtzar ta rolura de ta hoja- 

t0. Practice en un padazo de madera de desearte similar o su pedazo de Ifabato+ haste 

qua tienee un sentido pare lo funet6n de la sierra° 

NOTA: Uffilce guantes sl realize cortes dumntas per|odes prolongados+ 

AADVENTENSIA: Pare reduclr el rEesgo de lesions, asegdrase de qua la 

HOJA SE PROLONGUE MAS ALLA de Is zapete y o travda de |a pleza de carte a 

!o largo de toda lo carrera (vdase Pdglna 48, Fig, 7a y 7b)+ Los hojas se pueden 

romper, doblar o quebrar sf la hoja golpea le zapata ota pteza de lraba|o a un 

_ingulo qua sea cast frontal, 

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CARTEDEMETAL (Fig,9) 

1, SIEMPRE asegure el t_abajocon abrazaderas pare evllarqua se deslice, 

2, Se_ecctonela hoja adecuada. 

3. Seteccfone la postciSnorbital apropiado, 

4, Marque la Ifnea de carte sabre la plaza de trabejo 

5. Enchufela sierra. 

6. Coloque le zapata de gtrode ia sierra firmemente sabre ta pteza de trabajocon la 

heja tecando ligeramentela supedicie de cede, 

7 Presfonee! Interrupter de gatillo,utft_ceuna velocldadbaja (cuando carte malertales 

duma) o velocidad m_s rbpido (cusndo comemaleriales m_s blandos) 

B No fuerce ta sierra o la hoiaen la pteza de trabaJoulilicesolamente preet6nsulictenle 

pare qua ta sierra alga cortando.Deje que ta hoja y la sierra hagen el trabajo 

9. SIEMPRE sostenga la sferra flrmemsntecon ambasmanes mientrasest_ cortandoy 

sostenga la sierra con la zapeta ad_usiableflrmementesabre el material de carte 

EstoevttarA qua te sierra salte o vibrey ayudarA a minimizertarecursde Eahoja, 

10. Ulificeuna hojam_ fine pare los metales fermses y una m6s gruesa pare los metales 

no |BITDSOB, 

11. Cuando coda places melt[ices de calibrefine, SIEMPRE sujetecon abrezaderas 

madera a ambos lades de la ptaca_Estoproporctonarbun carte definidosin excesode 

vibracibno rasgaduradel metal. 

t2, NO tuerce la hojs de corte_Si fuerza tahoja reducirb tavide Otil y podria causerqua se 

tampa ta hoja. 

NOTA: Recomendamos qua extlenda una palicuta fine de acelte u aires tlpos de 

liquldos del torte a Io large de la |inca de carte delanle de la sierra, Esto 

permlttr,_un funclonamlento m_s fd¢ll y ayudar/, a prolonger ia vlda _tl! de la 

hole. Cuendo carte alumlnlo, utlllce queros_n. 

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CORTEDECAVIDADES ENMADERA SOLAMENTE (Fig.10) 

Esta sierra es Ideal pate cortes per penetrack_ndirectamenle en superficies qua no se 

puedan cedar des'de un borde, Isles come piece o parades. Se puede hacer el corte per 

penelractSn de dos manatee diferentes, dependiendo de c{_mose introduzca{ahoja en la 

abrazadera de la hoja de ta slerra. 

Fig. 10, columnaA mueslra el eerie per penetraciSncon toe deintes de _ hoja hacla 

arrlbm 

Fig. I0, columna B muestrac6mo hacer el corte per penetracl6ncon los dlentesde la heja 

hacta abeJo_ 

NO h_ga un corte per penetracfan en superficies metales 

t. Mida _a superflcie a ser codada y marque claramente con un l_plz, gramtl o tiza, 

2_ Tntroduzca la hoja adecuada en la abrazadefa pare hoJas y ajuste bfen 

3. Cotoque la herramlenta con un borde en la place de zapata flrmemente sobre el 

matedal (v_,aee A - B- t), 

4_ Coleque la exlremldad de la hoja (apegada) en la tinea de corte. 

5_ incline la sierra de manera ta! qua Ia hoJa despeje a pteza de Irabajo (v(_ase A - B, 1). 

6_ Prestene el gatitlo y con cutdade baje ta hoja de la sierra m6vt! hacta la plaza de trabajo 

(v_,ase A - B, 2),, 

7 Luego de qua [a hoja penetre la pieza de trabaJo, continue codando con {a sierra per la 

Iinea de code (v_ase A - B, 3) 

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CORTE DE CAV|DADES EN MADERA SOLAMENTE (Fig. lg) cortt. 

I NOTA: Pars facititar e! code per penetraci6n, 

utillce 

una hoja 

de oaJ_bre 

gruesoo 1 

En matertales gruesos o muy duros, no se debe Inientar reatizar cortes per penetrect6n, 

Los cortes de cav_dades en dichos materlales se deben hacer sofamente comenzando el 

carte deeds un otificto perforedo de lade a lade en el material qua sea io sufictentemente 

grende pars qua entre la hoja, 

/_ ADVERTENSIA: Uttllce extrema precauct6n st emplea esta sierra pars 1 

podar drboles llvlanos. Slgs todas lss Instrucctonea de segur|dad con respecto al 

use de la zapsts, ttpo de hojs y carters de le hoJa, Aseg_rase de qua la rams est_ 

flrmemente suJeta o fiJa antes de comenzar y mlentras esld cortando,. 

/_ ADVERTENSIA: NO REALICE CORTES per enclma de su cabeza. Anttcipe j 

la treyector|a de la caida de las ramasy asserin con antelacl6n. Preste atenct6n 

padlcularmente s los cables que se encuentran ardba. I 

CORTE EMBUTIDO (Fig. t'I) 

Et diseho compactode ia carcass 

del motor y la zapata de !ongi_ud 

ajustab_eI giretoriade es_ sierra le 

permite reellzar comes 

extremadamente cemanosen pIsos, 

e_qutnesy otres _reas 

extremadamente ajustadas,Pare 

oblenerla m_.ximacapacida de 

esta sierrapars etcort embulido: 

1. Instate la hojacon los dfentes 

hacia abaJo (haole la taps de 

la sierra). 

2oAseg_resedequa lazapata se 

encuentre an la posict6nm_s 

cercanaa la carcass de la sierra 

y el dienlede lahojaest_tan 

cema comesea posibie de la 

supedicte de tmbajo(Figure 1!) 

Fig, t I 

Ak ADVERTENCIA: Puede ocurrlr la rotura de la hoJay el dafio de la plaza de 

trabajo at la hoja no se prolongs rods a!l_ de Is zapata y ta plaza de treba]o e Io 

largo de; corte. Puede pmduclr la p_.rdidade control y e! daBo de le znpata, lo 

qua aumenta el rlesgo de leelonaa personales graves (v(rese Paglna 48, 

Figures 7a y 7b),= 

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eparacl6n debeser reallzada per un t_cnEco c.'_liftcado en un Centre de Serviette 

t Sears, _ ADVERTENCIA: Pare asegurar le segurtdnd y conflabtlldad, toda '1 

desenchu!'e la sierra de la fuente de allmentac|6n antes de realizer cualquier 

i Z_SADVERTENCIA: Per su segurldad, SIEMPRE apague el tnterrup|or y ] 

mantenlmlenlo o tlmpleza, 

] 

Se ha detefmtnado qua las herramlentas eldctdcas es_n sujetas a fallas premaluras 

postbles y desgaste aceletado cuando se utilizan sobre betas de libra de vlddo y autos 

deportlvos, tablones de pared, compuestos de retteno o yeso. Las asfiilas y residues de 

estos metertalos son altamente abrasives psra las plezas de herramtentas eldclrfcas, tales 

come rodamientos, cepil{os, cenmutadores, etc. Consecuentemenie. no se recomtenda 

qua esta herramienta sea utilizada pard Irabalo extenso sobre material de libra de vidrio, 

lab_ones de pared, compuesto de relleno o ysso.. Dumnte cuatquIer use sobre eslos 

matarIales, es extremadamente Importante limplar la herramtenta frecuentemente 

sopi_,.ndola con un chorro de airs.. 

[ Z_S 

f_terales 

ADVERTENC'A: 

durante l_s operaclones 

Use s'empre 

con 

galas 

hertamtent_s 

de seguridad 

el_)etrlcas, 

o gafas 

o st 

con 

soplar 

p rotectores 

el 

1 

poivo, SI la operaclbn es polvorlenta, use tambi_n una m_scara antl.-polvo. 

CAMBIAR LAS ESCOBILLAS DE CARBON (Figs 12 y 12a) 

Juegos de escebtllas de reempfazo estdn d_spontbies per El Centre de Par|as y 

Repuestos Sears, S]empre hags un order con el n_mero correcto del parrs, yea la lists 

de partss de p_glne 57.. 

1, Desenchufe la sierra vaivdn antes de revtsando o reempiazar las escobiflas 

2. Reemptaza |as dos escobifias de carb6n cuando cue{quiet una tlene manes que t/4 

pulg_da longitud de carbSn quedaba, osf el resorte o alambre est_ da,Sado o quemada, 

3. Usando un destornlllador ranumdo, quits Is taps negra de plastlca en eada lade de la 

simTa de vaiv_in (Fig. 12 y t2a) cuidosamenle retire lss montajes de escobillas 

cargado-comresortes, Queda ltmpia _a_ escobitlas y desiizando Jibremenle an sus 

canales de guia, 

Fig. 12 

Ap_ 

do 

_scobii'lo 

(an_'nd_ b_oIre Tap_ 

E.q=_biIIa 

R_so_e 

dr_Cad_On 

mlsma NOTA: Pare manera reempfazar qua salleron, las mismee Esto evite escoblllss, un periodo ensegl3rase de demando,. de qua ilnstelan en la 1I 

_3

CAMBIAR LAS ESCOBILLAS DE CARBI_N (Figs 12 y 12a) coal 

4 Encarta 1as montajes de escobillas nuevas en los canaEes de gula con la parle de 

carb6n entrando primate, ansegurando co!ocar las dos "orajas" metales an sue ranuTas 

en el canal {vet Fig, 12a)o 

5 Recuerdas de reemplazar las dos tapes pt_sticNs despu_s de inspaccionar o hacer el 

manetentmIento a Ias escobiilaso Aprieta la tapes bten, pare no las aprieta demasiado, 

La sierra de vatv6n debe permftase hacer el rodaje de, (an marchaa vefocldad sin 

carga y sin hoJa) pars 5 minutes antes de u_ar, asentar las escobillas nuevas bten 

MANTENIMIENTO DE RUTINA 

gasoline, pmductos a base de petr61eo, sce!tes penetrantes, etc. entren en 

contacto con las plazas pl_stlcas_ Los quimlcos pueden daSar, debiliter o 

I _ ADVERTENCIA: NO permlte en ntng_n momenta que flufdo de frenos, 

deetrulr et pl_sllco, to cual podHa resultar en leslones personalee graves. 

El mantentmfenlo peribdico lactlita una large vide y una operaci6n libre de problemas, 

Mantenga un cronograma de limpiado, lubricacJSn y msntanimiento, Coma pr&ctiea de 

mantenimien!o preventive corot]n, stga _os psso_ slgutenles: 

Z_ ADVERTENCtA: Pare su segurtdad, SIEMPRE apague et Interrupter y 

desenchufa |a starts de ta fuente de alimentact6n antes de realizer cualqutar 

mantentmlento o llmpiez_, 

1. Una vez finalizado el lrabaJo, limpie IN herram|enta pars permttfr un buen funclonamlento 

de ta herramlenta a !o largo del tfempo 

2, Use pat_os limpios y h0medos pars limpiar b hermmienta, 

3,,Vefl_ique el estado de lodes lob cables el_clricoso 

4, Mantenga las aberturas de alre del motor fibres de acelte, grass y aserdn o asttIlas de 

readers y guards IN hermmienla an un lugar seco.. 

5, AsegOrese de qua lodes las pfezas mSvlles esi_n bten lubdcadas, parltcularmente 

despu_s de una exposiciSn larga a condicfones de humeclad ylo suciedad. 

LUBRICACIC)N 

Ls Sierrade valv6nCraftsman®se ha lubrteado adecuadamente y estd lists para utilizer, 

No es necesarts m_s lubrtcactSn bale condicfonesde funcionamlento normales, 

Se lubrfcaroa lodes los cojinetesde ta sierra pars lode la vfdN_3tilde INherramlenta_ 

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ik, ADVERTENCIA: La utlltzacl6n de repuestos o aeceeortos qua no son I 

recomendedos pare esta herramienta podria resultar pelfgrosa y podrfa causer 

leetones graves. 

I 

Lospun[oede venta Seam y otrosde Craftsman ttenen una granseleccISn de hoj_s pare 

sierrasde valvdnen una variedadde longitudes de hojay dfentes per pulgada que son 

ldeales pare una ampliavariedad de apticactones de come. 

SIEMPRE ulfltcela hoJarods corta adecuada pare su tmbajo_peru fo suftctentemente 

large comepare qua ta hoja corte a trav_sde! matertai 

y da_arse durente el use. Ourante el funeionamiento, las hojaa m_s larges 

I Z_ 

pueden 

PRECAUCI6N: 

vtbraro egltarse 

Lee 

y causer 

holes rods 

la pdrdlda 

largas 

del 

tfenen 

control, 

m6s pmbabi!_dedde 

daSoa a |a pieza 

doblarse 

de 

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|rabajo y poslbles les_oneapersonales graves. 

E1material qua sorts determine et ripede hoja qua debe utilizer- 

Generalmente, manes dIentes en la hoJa sacan m_s material y rods rdp_da, pero producen 

un torte de acabado brusco_. 

M_s dientes cor_n rods lento peru queda m_s liso 

Uttlica una hoja qua sea tevamente m_s grands (larga) qua la pro[undtdad del material 

qua va a cortes. 

Lee hojas rods anchas (de mayor eepesar) son m_s dumderas y son ideates pare traba10s 

bnJsces come fa demolicf6n.. 

Cuande corte madera que tenga clavos incrustados, utilice hojas bi,met_licas con la 

fndlcac{On espec{!_ca en la hoja a en el envase de qua son adecuadas para este propds{Io, 

Los puntos de venta de Sears y Qtms de Craftsman tambi@n ofrecen una gran vadedad 

de abrazaderas, cabatletes, equipo de seguddad, guantee, alargues y o_ros equtpoe para 

ayudarlocon sus necesidades de asen'ado_ 

Visits su comercto Sears tocai u otros puntos de vents Craftsman o compre en 

sears_cem/craftsman, 

/_ ADVERTENCIA: Puede ocurrlr la mtura de la hoja y el daSo de la pteza 1 

de trebajo slla hoja no se pmlonga mr]s atld de la base y la ptezs de trabajo a Io 

largo def eerie, Puede productr la p_rdlda de control y el daSo de la base, lo qua 

aumenta el riesgo de lestones persanales graves° J 

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No. deiitem N_mero de Parte ........... OescrlpcfSn del Parte Cent!dad 

! PSR120S-t MANUA IZQUIERDA Y DERECHA 1 

2 PSRI_OS-2 .......... C UBiERTA DEL ORNAMENTO 1 

3 GGT480PU*3B Abrez_dBm dB _ Cuerda t 

4 • : p.ES360U-24. Tomt_lo . 4 

.......... 5 .......................... PSR120S-5 Protectar del C_bte t 

6 , PSR120S-6 , , ,Cua_.y, Enc,hu!e ......................................... t 

8 , PDIBOOSU-5 , Tomi[b .... B , 

9 PSR!20S*9 Tcmt_[o 4 

io . Psm2os-lo _ , Tom_i_ ......... '"' ,,,,,,',,, 

. PSRlZOs-_l A_MSRE _TERIOR t 

............... 13..................... PSR120SV-!3 Tom}$!o 1 

14 : PSR120S-14 . TERMINAL ......... 4, 

t5 PSR120S-I5 ALAMBRE INTERIOR 2 

..........,201 . PSR120S-20t MONq'AJE DR SOSTENEDOR DE _scOBIL_ _=2 ..... 

tB PSR120S-18 SOSTENEDOR DE ESCOBILLA 1 

19 , pSR120S*I9 , , ESTA,NTE,,,O,E,,ESCO,BfLLA ...... 2; 

,?.0 PSR120S-20 BASTIDOR t 

2t F_SR 12(}SV-2_ ................. ETtQ U F"TA CLAS IFiCA [_A t 

23 PES3SQU-27 TORNILLO 2 

24 ......... PSR120S=24 BAFLE I 

25 PSR120S-25 MANGA DE COJINETE ................ ......... I 

.............. '202 ' PSRt20S-202 ROTOR 1 

2B PSR120S-2B ............ COJINETE DE BOLA I 

PSRI20S-27 PRUEBA {}EL POLVO t 

2B PSR120S-2B ARMADURA 1 

............2'9 PSR_20S-29 ANILLO DE RETENIENDO ....... 

30 PSRI20S_3(} ANtLLO OE FERRI i 

31 PSR120S-31 ANILLO DE RETENIENDO 1 

................. 

32 ................ 

P.S,R'I,20S-32 TAPA DE COJINETE I : 

33 PSR1208-33 .... COJINETE DE BOLA ..................... 1....... 

34 PSRt20S-34 ARANDELA 1 

35 ..... CDT,21BGU-41 MONTAJE DE TORNILLO , 6 ,, , 

203 PSR120S-203 PLACA DE BASE I 

3B PSR120S-36 TAPA DE FONDO t 

37 PSR120S=37 COJINETE DE BOLA 1 

3B ....... PSR!20,SV_8 , ANILLO PRUEBA D,E AiRE 1 

3g PSRI20SV-39 TUERCA I 

40' ', PSRt 20Sv-40 ................ ARANDE:_ bE'RESORTE ..... i 

41 PSR120SV41 ENGRANAJE 1 

42 PSR120S-42 coJIN I 

43 PSR 120SV-,4.3 ............ ESTUCHE DE ENGRANAJES ................... 1 .......... 

44, , CGTIB3uA-46 ............ i'i i'i"i'; .................. _E_O,_TE DE C0MPRESION .............1..... 

45 PSR120S,45 APOYO 1 

46 PSR t 20S-46 CLAVUA 2 

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No. dei Item N_mero de Parte .... Deect}pcl6n del Perle Canttd.d 

47 _PSRi_OS-_7 C_VUACi_l_O 

48 PSR_2OS_B AN=LLO-E 4 

49 PSR120S-49 MANGA DE GO},t,,A 1 

50 , PSR12(_S:50 ' ....... BOTON DE EMPUJE .............. 1 

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51 ,PSRt2Ds=lO2 .................... TORNLLO 

52 PSR120S-52 , FIESOR_,_RSIONAL ......... 1 

....... 53 ............ PSR120S-53 LLAVE ..... 1 

54 PSRt20SV-54 .... ANILLO DE RETENIENDO I 

55 PSR120S-55 _ MON_TAJE DE ABRAZADERA DE SDPORTE f 

57 PSR120S-57 COJINETE DE BOLA I i 

5B PSR120S*SB TAPA DE COJINE']'E 1_ 

59 PSR120S-59 TDRNILLO 3 

.......60 PSR120SJSO ANILLO DE TP,AN'SFO'MACi(_N .... !i 

6t PSR_2oSV,61 P!NfON SHAFT 1 

..... B2 , PSR120S_62 , COMPOhtENTE DE RODAM1ENTO DE AGUJA 1 

63 GGT45DIU-SD ANILLO DE RETEN[ENDO 1 

64 PSR12DS-10B , MONTAJE,,pE ARANDELA DE "[ORNILLO , 4 

B5 PSR12DS_5 PLACA DE OPRIMA t 

.............. 204 PSR 120SV-,_D4 _ CONJU_ DEL REctPR|CATOR ............ .............. 1 ...... 

BB PSR120SV.6B F..JEDE RECIPRICANDO 1 

. 67 _ PSR120S-67 _ RODAM_K) DE CDJNE3E DELSEI..LD 2 

6B PSR12DS.,6B JUNTA DEL SELLO 1 

69 PSRt20S.69 SELLO DE FI;ELTRO 1 

7D ! PSR120S-70 : ANILLO DEL SELLO ................................ , 1 

71 PSRt20S-7_ SELLO DE FIELTRO 1 

72 PSRt20S-72 CORRECCION PRUEBA DE AiRE 1 

73 PSR 120S-73 . AN!LLO PRUEBA DE AIRE ............................ ! .............. 

74 , PSR120S-74 ' CLAVUA DE RESORrE 1 

75 PSR120S-75 .....PORTADOR 2 BASE ......1........ 

7B CDT10gGU,.2B BOLA DE ACERO 1 

......... 77 . PSR120S*77 . LEVA DE PORTADOR ............................... ! ............ 

7B PSR120S,-78 ......... CLAVUA 1 

205 PSR1205-205 ..... ABRAZADERA DEL ANGULQ ....... i _1..... 

.... 79 PSR120S-79 MONTAJE DE GUiA DE RODFLLO ....... 1....... 

aO PSRi2OS-80 TAPA DE COBRE 2 

B1 PSR120S-81 _ AN_LLO PRUEBA DE A|FIE ......................................... 1 

B2 PSm20S-82 , ,MONTAJE,_E,TQ,RN!t.LO ............. 4, ,, 

B3 PSR120S-83 ,, ARANDEL_,, ' 4 

B4 PBR120S_4 AN_LLO E 4 

B5 .... P:SRi 205V.85 ' 'TAPA suPER'iOR i',........ 

BB PSFI120S-SB CLAVUA DE GIRA 1 

B7 PSR120S-87 PLACA DEL FENDULO 1 

BB ..... PSR12OS-BB P ESTA£-tA EXTERNO ................ 1 

e9 PSRI2DS-S9 TAPA I 

9D PSR120S-BO PALANCA DE PRENSA ............................ 1_ 

9'_ PSRI2DS-gl C LAVIJA , ,!_ .... 

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PSRt20S*92 CLAVUAAHUECADO .......... 1 

PSR120S-93 RESORTE DE COMPRESION 1 

PSRtEOS-g4 CLAVIJA C_t._NDRICO I 

Psm2os-gs EJEDEL_E DEROTACtON 1 

PSR12QS-96 ANILLO FRUEBA DE AIRE 1 

PSR120S-97 ::RESORTE DE COMPREStON 2 

PSR120S*gB BLOQUE DE OPRIMA 1 

PSR120SV-99 PLACA DE OPRfMA t 

PSR 120S-t O0 TA_ETA DE _ FUEN_ DE ALiME'NTAClON t 

PSR1EOSV-I0t _iQUETA DE MARCA i 

FSR1EOS-102 TORN|LLO I 

PSR120S-t03 

PSRt20S*I04 

PSRI2OSV*105 

PSR!20SV-t06 

PSRI20SV-I07 

SW57.31ol-OD 

PSRt20SV-t09 

PSRI20SV-110 

PSR120S.i09 

ARANDELA 4 

RESORTE TORSIONAL 1 

CONTRAPESO , 1 

CUSIERTA MEDIA ......... 1 

C_vtIa 3 

MONTAJE DE TORNILLO , 4 

ARANDELA 1 

EOOA_ ENTD DE COJ_ETE, DEL8ELLO .................. 1 

TORNILLO 2 

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