AllTrade Kawasaki 192V Cordless Circular Saw With Laser 691191 User Manual

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CUSTOMER 
SERVICE
POUR 
LE SERVICE 
APRÉS 
VENTE
OU 
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691191_19.2V 
Black 
Cordless 
Circular 
Saw with Laser
THIS 
MANUAL 
CONT
AINS 
IMPOR
TANT 
INFORMA
TION 
REGARDING 
SAFETY
,OPERA
TION,
MAINTENANCE 
AND 
STORAGE 
OF 
THIS 
PRODUCT
.BEFORE 
USE,
READ 
CAREFULL
Y AND
UNDERST
AND 
ALL 
CAUTIONS,
WARNINGS,
INSTR
UCTIONS 
AND 
PRODUCT 
LABELS.
FAILURE
TO 
DO 
SO 
COULD 
RESUL
T IN SERIOUS 
PERSONAL 
INJUR
Y AND/OR 
PROPER
TY 
DAMAGE.
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SHOULD 
HAVE 
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QUESTIONS 
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ARTMENT 
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19.2V 
BAT
TERY-OPERATED
CIRCULAR 
SAW 
WITH 
LASER
INSTRUCTION 
MANUAL
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THE 
ENVIRONMENT
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
25
OTHER 
CONSUMER 
DO-IT
-YOURSELF 
(DIY) 
TOOLS
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
25
SECTION 
FIVE
2 YEAR 
LIMITED 
WARRANTY
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
26-30
CONGRA
TULA
TIONS!
Thanks for choosing this product. At Alltrade, our aim is to provide you with quality
products 
at 
an 
affordable 
price, 
and 
we 
want 
you 
to 
be 
totally 
satisfied 
with 
your
product 
and 
our 
Customer 
Ser
vice. 
If 
any 
help 
and 
advice 
is 
needed, 
please 
contact 
us 
at 
1-800-590-3723. 
Properly 
cared 
for
, this 
tool 
will 
give 
you 
many 
years 
of 
satisfaction.
INTENDED 
USE
This 
tool 
is intended 
for 
consumer 
use 
only
. Your 
charger 
and/or 
adapter 
has 
been
designed 
for 
charging 
batteries 
of 
the 
type 
approved 
and 
supplied 
with 
this 
tool.
GENERAL 
SAFETY 
RULES 
– FOR 
ALL 
BA
TTER
Y OPERA
TED 
TOOLS
READ 
AND 
UNDERST
AND 
ALL 
INSTRUCTIONS.
Failure 
to
follow 
all 
instructions 
listed 
below 
may 
result 
in 
electric 
shock, 
fire 
and/or 
serious 
personal 
injur
y.
RECOGNIZE 
SAFETY 
SYMBOLS, 
WORDS 
AND 
LABELS
The safety instructions provided in this manual are not intended to cover all possible
conditions 
and 
practices 
that 
may 
occur 
when 
operating, 
maintaining 
and 
cleaning
power 
tools.
Always 
use 
common 
sense 
and 
pay 
particular 
attention 
to 
all 
the 
DANGER
, 
WARNING
, CAUTION
and 
NOTE
statements 
of 
this 
manual.
This 
is 
the 
safety 
alert 
symbol. 
It is 
used 
to 
alert
you 
to 
potential 
personal 
injur
y hazards. 
Obey 
all
safety 
messages 
that 
follow 
this 
symbol 
to 
avoid
possible 
injur
y or 
death.
!DANGER
indicates an imminently hazardous 
situation 
which, 
if not 
avoided, 
will 
result 
in 
death
or 
serious 
injur
y.2
TABLE 
OF 
CONTENTS
CONGRA
TULA
TIONS!
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
INTENDED 
USE
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2
SECTION 
ONE
GENERAL 
SAFETY 
RULES 
– FOR 
ALL 
BA
TTER
Y OPERA
TED 
TOOLS
 . .2
RECOGNIZE 
SAFETY 
SYMBOLS, 
WORDS 
AND 
LABELS
 . . . . . . . .
2-3
IMPOR
TANT 
SAFEGUARDS
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3
WORK 
AREA
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4
ELECTRICAL 
SAFETY
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4
PERSONAL 
SAFETY
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4-5
TOOL 
USE 
AND 
CARE
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5
SERVICE
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6
SAFETY 
RULES 
FOR 
CIRCULAR 
SA
W
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6-7
SECTION 
TWO
SPECIFIC 
SAFETY 
RULES 
AND/OR 
SYMBOLS
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7-8
CAUSES 
AND 
PREVENTION 
OF 
KICKBACK
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8-9
BA
TTER
Y
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9-10
REMOVING 
/ ATTACHING 
BA
TTER
Y PACK
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10
CHARGER
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10-11
CHARGING 
BA
TTER
Y PACK
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
11
SYMBOLS
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
12
SECTION 
THREE
FUNCTIONAL 
DESCRIPTION
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13-14
ASSEMBL
Y INSTRUCTIONS
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15-17
ATTACHING 
/ REMOVING 
BLADE
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15-16
ADJUSTING 
THE 
DEPTH 
AND 
ANGLE
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
17
OPERA
TING 
INSTRUCTIONS
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18-22
OPERA
TING 
TRIGGER 
SWITCH
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18
GENERAL 
CUTTING
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
19
POCKET 
CUTTING
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
20
USING 
THE 
LASER
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
21
LASER 
SAFETY
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
22
REPLACING 
LASER 
BA
TTERIES
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
22
SECTION 
FOUR
MAINTENANCE 
AND 
CLEANING
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23
ACCESSORIES
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
24
SPECIFICA
TIONS
 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
24  
						

							!WARNING
indicates a potentially hazardous 
situation 
which, 
if 
not 
avoided, 
could 
result 
in
death 
or 
serious 
injur
y.
!CAUTION
indicates a potentially hazardous 
situation 
which, 
if 
not 
avoided, 
may 
result 
in
minor 
or 
moderate 
injur
y.
CAUTION
used 
without 
the 
safety 
alert 
symbol
indicates 
a potentially 
hazardous 
situation 
which,
if not 
avoided, 
may 
result 
in 
property 
damage.
NOTEprovides additional information that is useful
for 
proper 
use 
and 
maintenance 
of 
this 
tool. 
If a
NOTE 
is indicated 
make 
sure 
it is fully 
understood.
IMPOR
TANT 
SAFEGUARDS
People 
with 
electronic 
devices, 
such 
as 
pacemakers, 
should 
consult 
their
physician(s) 
before 
using 
this 
product. 
Operation 
of 
electrical 
equipment 
in
close 
proximity 
to 
a heart 
pacemaker 
could 
cause 
interference 
or 
failure 
of
the 
pacemaker
.
WARNING:
Some 
dust 
created 
by 
power 
sanding, 
sawing, 
grinding, 
drilling 
and
other 
construction 
activities 
contains 
chemicals 
known 
to 
the 
State 
of 
California
to 
cause 
cancer
, birth 
defects 
or 
other 
reproductive 
harm.
Some 
examples 
of 
these 
chemicals 
are:
• Lead 
from 
lead-based 
paints. 
• Crystalline 
silica 
from 
bricks 
and 
cement 
and 
other 
masonr
y products,
and 
arsenic 
and 
chromium 
from 
chemically-treated 
lumber
.
Your 
risk 
from 
these 
exposures 
varies, 
depending 
on 
how 
often 
you 
do 
this 
type
of 
work. 
To reduce 
your 
exposure 
to 
these 
chemicals: 
work 
in 
a well 
ventilated
area, 
and 
work 
with 
approved 
safety 
equipment, 
such 
as 
dust 
masks 
that 
are
specially 
designed 
to 
filter 
out 
microscopic 
particles.
WARNING: 
Handling 
the 
power 
cord 
on 
this 
product 
may 
expose 
you 
to 
lead, 
a
chemical 
known 
to 
the 
State 
of 
California 
to 
cause 
cancer 
and 
birth 
defects 
or
other 
reproductive 
harm.
Wash 
hands 
after 
handling.
SA
VE 
THESE 
INSTRUCTIONS 
FOR 
FUTURE 
REFERENCE.
WORK 
AREA
Keep 
your 
work 
area 
clean 
and 
well 
lit.
Cluttered 
benches 
and 
dark 
areas
invite 
accidents.
Do 
not 
operate 
power 
tools 
in 
explosive 
atmospheres, 
such 
as 
in 
the 
pres-
ence 
of 
flammable 
liquids, 
gases 
or 
dust. 
Power 
tools 
create 
sparks 
which
may 
ignite 
the 
dust 
or 
fumes.
Keep 
bystanders, 
children, 
and 
visitors 
away 
while 
operating 
a power 
tool.
Distractions 
can 
cause 
you 
to 
lose 
control. 
ELECTRICAL 
SAFETY
Do 
not 
abuse 
the 
cord. 
Never 
use 
the 
cord 
to 
carr
y the 
tool. 
Keep 
the 
cord
away 
from 
heat, 
oil, 
sharp 
edges, 
or 
moving 
parts. 
Replace 
damaged 
cords 
immediately
.Damaged 
cords 
may 
create 
a fire.
A batter
y operated 
tool 
with 
integral 
batteries 
or 
a separate 
batter
y pack
must 
be 
recharged 
only 
with 
the 
specified 
charger 
for 
the 
batter
y.A charger
that 
may 
be 
suitable for one type of battery may create a risk of fire when used with
another battery.
Use battery operated tool only with specifically designatedbatter
y pack.
Use 
of
any 
other 
batteries 
may 
create 
risk 
of 
fire.4
3  
						

							Store 
idle 
tools 
out 
of 
reach 
of 
children 
and 
other 
untrained 
persons.
Tools 
are
dangerous 
in 
the 
hands 
of 
untrained 
users.
When 
batter
y pack 
is 
not 
in 
use, 
keep 
it away 
from 
other 
metal 
objects 
like:
paper 
clips, 
coins, 
keys, 
nails, 
screws, 
or 
other 
small 
metal 
objects 
that 
can
make 
a connection 
from 
one 
terminal 
to 
another
. Shorting 
the 
batter
y terminals
together 
may 
cause 
sparks, 
burns 
or 
a fire.
Maintain 
tools 
with 
care. 
Keep 
cutting 
tools 
sharp 
and 
clean
. Properly 
maintained
tools 
with 
sharp 
cutting 
edge 
are 
less 
likely 
to 
bind 
and 
are 
easier 
to 
control. 
Check 
for 
misalignment 
or 
binding 
of 
moving 
parts, 
breakage 
of 
parts, 
and 
any
other 
condition 
that 
may 
affect 
the 
tool’
s operation.
If damaged, 
have 
the 
tool
ser
viced 
before 
using.
Many 
accidents 
are 
caused 
by 
poorly 
maintained 
tools.
Use 
only 
accessories 
that 
are 
recommended 
by 
the 
manufacturer 
for 
your 
model.
Accessories 
that 
may 
be 
suitable 
for 
one 
tool 
may 
create 
a risk 
of 
injur
y when 
used
on 
another 
tool.
SERVICE
Tool 
ser
vice 
must 
be 
performed 
only 
by 
qualified 
repair 
personnel.
Ser
vice 
or
maintenance 
by 
unqualified 
personnel 
may 
result 
in 
a risk 
of 
injur
y. 
When 
ser
vicing 
a tool, 
use 
only 
identical 
replacement 
parts. 
Follow 
instructions
in 
the 
Maintenance 
section 
of 
this 
manual. 
Use 
of 
unauthorized 
parts 
or 
failure 
to
follow 
Maintenance 
Instructions 
may 
create 
a risk 
of 
shock 
or 
injur
y.
SAFETY 
RULES 
FOR 
CIRCULAR 
SA
W
NEVER 
assume 
the 
blade 
has 
stopped 
just 
because 
the 
trigger 
has 
been 
released.
Blades 
may 
continue 
moving 
even 
after 
the
motor 
stops.
Always 
wear 
safety 
goggles 
or 
eye 
protection 
when 
using 
this 
tool. 
Use 
a dust
mask 
or 
respirator 
for 
applications 
which 
generate 
dust. 
This 
saw 
may 
throw 
up
debris 
that 
could 
lodge 
in 
the 
eyes 
causing 
severe 
pain 
or 
injur
y.
Inspect 
the 
bolts 
and 
blade 
washers 
before 
each 
use.
Damaged 
or 
incorrect 
bolts
or 
blade 
washers 
can 
cause 
injur
y. 
When 
using 
the 
Circular 
Saw
, always 
maintain 
a firm 
grip 
on 
the 
tool 
with 
both
hands. 
Never 
put 
your 
hands 
or 
feet 
in 
the 
cutting 
area. 
Do 
not 
grasp 
the 
tool 
or
place 
your 
hands 
too 
close 
to 
the 
blade.
Keep 
your 
hands 
well 
away 
from 
the
blade. 
Never 
reach 
underneath 
the 
tool 
while 
the 
blade 
is in motion. 
Do 
not 
use 
your
legs 
or 
feet 
to 
stabilize 
the 
work 
piece. 
PERSONAL 
SAFETY
Stay 
alert, 
watch 
what 
you 
are 
doing, 
and 
use 
common 
sense 
when 
operat-
ing 
a power 
tool. 
Do 
not 
use 
tool 
while 
tired 
or 
under 
the 
influence 
of 
drugs,
alcohol 
or 
medication.
A moment 
of 
inattention 
while 
operating 
power 
tools
may 
result 
in 
serious 
personal 
injur
y.
Dress 
properly
. Do 
not 
wear 
loose 
clothing 
or 
jewelr
y. Contain 
long 
hair
.
Keep 
your 
hair
, clothing, 
and 
gloves 
away 
from 
moving 
parts.
Loose 
clothes,
jewelr
y or 
long 
hair 
can 
be 
caught 
in 
moving 
parts. 
Avoid 
accidental 
starting. 
Be 
sure 
switch 
is 
in 
the 
locked 
or 
“OFF”
position
before 
inserting 
batter
y pack. 
Carr
ying 
power 
tools 
with 
your 
finger 
on 
the
switch 
or 
inserting 
batter
y pack 
into 
a tool 
with 
the 
power 
switch 
“ON”
invites
accidents.Remove adjusting keys or wrenches before turning the tool “ON”.
A wrench 
or 
a key 
that 
is 
left 
attached 
to 
a rotating 
part 
of 
the 
tool 
may 
result
in 
personal 
injur
y.
Do 
not 
overreach. 
Keep 
proper 
footing 
and 
balance 
at 
all 
times. 
Proper 
foot-
ing 
and 
balance 
enable 
better 
control 
of 
the 
tool 
in 
unexpected 
situations.
Use 
safety 
equipment. 
Always 
wear 
eye 
protection. 
Dust 
mask, 
non-skid
safety 
shoes, 
hard 
hat, 
or 
hearing 
protection 
must 
be 
used 
for 
appropriate 
con-
ditions.
TOOL 
USE 
AND 
CARE
Use 
clamps 
or 
other 
practical 
ways 
to 
secure 
and 
support 
the 
workpiece 
to 
a 
stable 
platform.
Holding 
the 
work 
by 
hand 
or 
against 
your 
body 
is 
unstable 
and
may 
lead 
to 
loss 
of 
control.
Do 
not 
force 
tool. 
Use 
the 
correct 
tool 
for 
your 
application.
The 
correct 
tool 
will
do 
the 
job 
better 
and 
safer 
at 
the 
rate 
for 
which 
it is designed.
Do not use the tool if the power switch does not turn it “ON” or “OFF”.A tool that
cannot be controlled with the switch is dangerous and must be repaired.
Disconnect battery pack from tool or place the switch in the locked or “OFF”position
before making any adjustments, changing accessories, or storing the tool. Such 
preventative safety measures reduce the risk of starting the tool accidentally.
5  
						

							Lower 
guard 
should 
be 
retracted 
manually 
only 
for 
special 
cuts 
such 
as 
“Pocket
Cuts” 
and 
“Compound 
Cuts.” 
Raise 
lower 
guard 
by 
Retracting 
Handle. 
As 
soon
as 
the 
blade 
enters 
the 
material, 
lower 
guard 
must 
be 
released.
For 
all 
other 
saw-
ing, 
the 
lower 
guard 
should 
operate 
automatically
.
Always 
obser
ve 
that 
the 
lower 
guard 
is 
covering 
the 
blade 
before 
placing 
saw
down 
on 
bench 
or 
floor
.An 
unprotected, 
coasting 
blade 
will 
cause 
the 
saw 
to 
walk
backwards, 
cutting 
whatever 
is in its 
path. 
Be 
aware 
of 
the 
time 
it takes 
for 
the 
blade
to 
stop 
after 
the 
switch 
is released.
NEVER 
hold 
piece 
being 
cut 
in 
your 
hands 
or 
across 
your 
leg.
It is 
important 
to
support the work properly to minimize body exposure, blade binding, or loss of control.
Hold 
tool 
by 
insulated 
gripping 
surfaces 
when 
performing 
an 
operation 
where 
the
cutting 
tool 
may 
contact 
hidden 
wiring.
Contact 
with 
a “live” 
wire 
will 
also 
make
exposed 
metal 
parts 
of 
the 
tool 
“live” 
and 
shock 
the 
operator
.
When 
ripping 
always 
use 
a rip 
fence 
or 
straight 
edge 
guide.
This 
improves 
the
accuracy 
of 
the 
cut 
and 
reduces 
the 
chance 
for 
blade 
binding.
Always 
use 
blades 
with 
correct 
size 
and 
shape 
(diamond 
vs. 
round) 
arbor 
holes.
Blades 
that 
do 
not 
match 
the 
mounting 
hardware 
of 
the 
saw 
will 
run 
eccentrically
,
causing 
loss 
of 
control.
Never 
use 
damaged 
or 
incorrect 
blade 
washers 
or 
bolts. 
The 
blade 
washers 
and
bolts 
were 
specifically 
designed 
for 
your 
saw
, for 
optimum 
per
formance 
and 
safety
of 
operation.
CAUSES 
AND 
PREVENTION 
OF 
KICKBACK
Kickback is a sudden reaction to a pinched,bound,or misaligned saw blade,causing an
uncontrolled 
saw to 
lift 
up 
and 
out 
of 
the 
work 
piece 
toward 
the 
opera
tor.
When 
the 
blade 
is pinched 
or 
bound 
tightly 
by 
the 
kerf 
closing 
down,
the 
blade 
stalls 
and
the 
motor 
reaction 
drives 
the 
unit 
rapidly 
back 
toward 
the 
opera
tor.
If the 
blade 
becomes 
twisted 
or 
misaligned 
in the 
cut,
the 
teeth 
at the 
back 
edge 
of 
the
blade 
can 
dig 
into 
the 
top 
surface 
of 
the 
wood 
causing 
the 
blade 
to 
climb 
out 
of 
the 
kerf
and 
jump 
back 
toward 
the 
opera
tor.
Kickback is the result of tool misuse and/or incorrect operating procedures or 
conditions 
and 
can 
be 
avoided 
by 
taking 
proper 
precautions 
as 
given 
belo
w:
Maintain 
a firm 
grip 
on 
the 
saw 
and 
position 
your 
body 
and 
arm 
in 
a way 
that
allows 
you 
to 
resist 
KICKBACK 
forces.
KICKBACK 
for
ces 
can 
be 
controlled 
by 
the
operator
, if proper 
precautions 
are 
taken.
8
Keep 
the 
handle 
of 
the 
Cordless 
Circular 
Saw 
dry, clean 
and 
free 
from 
oil 
and
grease.Do 
not 
run 
the 
Cordless 
Circular 
Saw 
while 
carr
ying 
it at 
your 
side.
A moving
blade 
could 
cause 
serious 
personal 
injur
y.
Disconnect 
batter
y pack 
from 
tool 
and 
place 
the 
switch 
in 
the 
locked 
or 
“OFF”
position 
before 
making 
any 
assembly 
adjustments, 
changing 
accessories, 
performing any inspection, maintenance or cleaning procedures.Such preventive
safety 
measures 
reduce 
the 
risk 
of 
starting 
the 
tool 
accidentally 
which 
could 
cause
serious 
personal 
injur
y.
Be 
extra 
careful 
when 
cutting 
in 
high 
or 
hard-to-reach 
locations. 
Avoid 
sawing
overhead. 
Be 
on 
the 
lookout 
for 
hidden 
wires 
and 
falling 
debris.
Do 
not 
use 
the 
Cordless 
Circular 
Saw 
if it has 
been 
damaged, 
left 
outdoors 
in 
the
rain, 
snow
, wet 
or 
damp 
environments, 
or 
immersed 
in 
liquid.
Maintain 
labels 
and 
nameplates 
on 
the 
Cordless 
Circular 
Saw
.These 
carr
y
important 
information. 
If unreadable 
or 
missing, 
contact 
Alltrade 
for 
a replacement.
SPECIFIC 
SAFETY 
RULES 
AND/OR 
SYMBOLS
Keep 
hands 
away 
from 
cutting 
area 
and 
blade. 
Keep
your 
second 
hand 
on 
auxiliar
y handle 
or 
motor 
housing. 
If both 
hands 
are
holding 
the 
saw
, they 
cannot 
be 
cut 
by 
the 
blade.
Keep 
your 
body 
positioned 
to 
either 
side 
of 
the 
saw 
blade, 
but 
not 
in 
line 
with 
the
saw 
blade. 
KICKBACK 
could 
cause 
the 
saw 
to 
jump 
backwards 
(See 
“Causes 
and
Prevention 
of 
Kickback”)
.
Do 
not 
reach 
underneath 
the 
work.
The 
guard 
cannot 
protect 
you 
from 
the 
blade
below 
the 
work.
Check 
lower 
guard 
for 
proper 
closing 
before 
each 
use. 
Do 
not 
operate 
saw 
if
lower 
guard 
does 
not 
move 
freely 
and 
close 
instantly
. Never 
clamp 
or 
tie 
lower
guard 
into 
the 
open 
position.
If saw 
is 
accidentally 
dropped, 
lower 
guard 
may 
be
bent. 
Raise 
the 
lower 
guard 
with 
the 
Retracting 
Handle 
and 
make 
sure 
it moves
freely 
and 
does 
not 
touch 
the 
blade 
or 
any 
other 
part, 
in all 
angles 
and 
depths 
of 
cut.
Check 
the 
operation 
and 
condition 
of 
the 
lower 
guard 
spring. 
If the 
guard 
and 
the
spring 
are 
not 
operating 
properly
, they 
must 
be 
ser
viced 
before 
use.
Lower 
guard
may 
operate 
sluggishly 
due 
to 
damaged 
parts, 
gummy 
deposits, 
or 
a buildup 
of
debris.
7  
						

							9
The 
batter
y is 
not 
fully 
charged. 
Before 
first 
use, 
the 
batter
y pack 
requires 
3-5 
hours 
charge 
time 
to 
be 
fully 
charged. 
Subsequent 
recharging 
needs 
1 hour
for 
the 
batter
y to 
be 
fully 
charged. 
Always 
switch 
to 
a fresh 
batter
y when 
tool 
performance 
begins 
to 
diminish.
Severe heat is most destructive to a battery; the more heat generated, the faster
the battery loses power. A battery that gets too hot can have a shortened life. 
Never 
over
-discharge 
a batter
y by 
using 
the 
tool 
even 
after 
tool 
performance
has 
decreased.
Do 
not 
attempt 
to 
discharge 
a tool’
s batter
y by 
continuing 
to
pull 
on 
the 
tool 
trigger
. When 
tool 
per
formance 
begins 
to 
diminish, 
stop 
the 
tool
and 
recharge 
the 
batter
y for 
optimal 
per
formance.
Charge 
batter
y pack 
at 
ambient 
temperatures 
between 
50°
F – 104°
F. 
Store 
tool 
and 
batter
y pack 
in 
locations 
where 
temperatures 
will 
not 
exceed
120°F
. This 
is important 
to 
prevent 
serious 
damage 
to 
the 
batter
y cells.
The 
batter
y pack 
should 
always 
be 
recharged 
when 
the 
Cordless 
Drill 
begins 
to
run 
slowly
. 
When 
batter
y pack 
is 
not 
in 
use, 
keep 
it away 
from 
other 
metal 
objects 
such 
as
paper 
clips, 
coins, 
keys, 
nails, 
screws 
or 
other 
small 
metal 
objects 
that 
can
make 
a connection 
from 
one 
terminal 
to 
another
.Shorting 
the 
batter
y terminals
together 
may 
cause 
sparks, 
burns, 
or 
fire. 
REMOVING 
/ ATTACHING 
BA
TTER
Y PACK
REMOVE 
BA
TTER
Y PACK:
1. 
Press 
both 
release 
buttons 
on 
either 
side 
of 
the 
Cordless
Cir
cular 
Saw 
to
release 
the 
batter
y
pack.
2. Pull battery pack free
ofCordless 
Cir
cular
Saw
.
ATTACH 
BA
TTER
Y
PACK:1. 
Align 
the 
raised 
portion 
of 
the 
batter
y pack 
with 
the 
groove 
in 
the 
batter
y com-
partment 
of 
the 
Cordless 
Cir
cular 
Saw
.
2. 
Press 
the 
batter
y pack 
into 
place. 
Make 
sure 
the 
latches 
are 
securely 
fastened.
Do 
not 
use 
the 
Cordless 
Cir
cular 
Saw 
if the 
batter
y pack 
is not 
seated 
properly
. 
When 
blade 
is 
binding, 
or 
when 
interrupting 
a cut 
for 
any 
reason, 
release 
the
trigger 
and 
hold 
the 
saw 
motionless 
in 
the 
material 
until 
the 
blade 
comes 
to 
a
complete 
stop. 
Never 
attempt 
to 
remove 
the 
saw 
from 
the 
work 
or 
pull 
the 
saw
backward 
while 
the 
blade 
is 
in 
motion 
or 
KICKBACK 
may 
occur
.Investigate 
and
take 
corrective 
actions 
to 
eliminate 
the 
cause 
of 
blade 
binding.
When 
restarting 
a saw 
in 
the 
work 
piece, 
center 
the 
saw 
blade 
in 
the 
kerf 
and
check 
that 
teeth 
are 
not 
engaged 
into 
the 
material. 
If saw 
blade 
is binding, 
it may
walk 
up 
or 
KICKBACK 
from 
the 
work 
piece 
as 
the 
saw 
is restarted.
Support 
large 
panels 
to 
minimize 
the 
risk 
of 
blade 
pinching 
and 
KICKBACK. 
Large
panels 
tend 
to 
sag 
under 
their 
own 
weight. 
Supports 
must 
be 
placed 
under 
the 
panel
on 
both 
sides, 
near 
the 
line 
of 
cut 
and 
near 
the 
edge 
of 
the 
panel.
Do 
not 
use 
dull 
or 
damaged 
blade.
Unsharpened 
or 
improperly 
set 
blades 
produce
narrow 
ker
f causing 
excessive 
friction, 
blade 
binding 
and 
KICKBACK.
Blade 
depth 
and 
bevel 
adjusting 
locking 
levers 
must 
be 
tight 
and 
secure 
before
making 
cut.
If blade 
adjustment 
shifts 
while 
cutting, 
it will 
cause 
binding 
and 
KICK-
BACK.Use 
extra 
caution 
when 
making 
a “Pocket 
Cut” 
into 
existing 
walls 
or 
other 
blind
areas.
The 
protruding 
blade 
may 
cut 
objects 
that 
can 
cause 
KICKBACK.
BA
TTER
Y
Before using battery pack, please read carefully all instructions and cautionary
markings 
on 
batter
y pack, 
batter
y charger 
and 
product 
using 
batter
y.
Do 
not 
incinerate 
the 
batter
y pack 
even 
if 
it 
is 
severely 
damaged 
or 
is 
completely 
worn 
out.
The 
batter
y pack 
can 
explode. 
Do 
not 
carr
y batter
y packs 
in 
aprons, 
pockets, 
or 
tool 
boxes, 
product 
kit
boxes, 
drawers, 
etc. 
with 
loose 
metal 
objects.
Batter
y pack 
terminals 
could
be 
short 
cir
cuited 
causing 
damage 
to 
the 
batter
y pack, 
severe 
burns 
or 
fire.
The 
batter
y pack 
is 
Nickel-Cadmium 
(Ni-Cad) 
and 
is 
considered 
to 
be 
a toxic
material 
by 
the 
Environmental 
Protection 
Agency
.Before 
disposing 
of 
dam-
aged 
or 
worn 
out 
Ni-Cad 
batter
y packs, 
check 
with 
your 
State 
Environmental
Protection 
Agency 
to 
find 
out 
about 
special 
restrictions 
on 
the 
disposal 
of 
these
batter
y packs, 
take 
them 
to 
your 
local 
recycling 
center 
for 
proper 
disposal, 
or
call 
1-800-CLEANUP
.
RELEASE 
BUTTON  
						

							3. 
If, 
when 
first 
inserting 
the 
batter
y pack, 
the 
red 
“ON”
button 
does 
not 
light 
up,
press 
the 
“SET” 
button 
on 
the 
charger
. When 
the 
batter
y is charging, 
the 
red
light 
is “ON”
.
4. 
After 
approximately 
one 
hour 
of 
charging, 
the 
red 
indicator 
light 
should 
go
“OFF”
and 
the 
green 
light 
should 
come 
“ON”
. The 
green 
light 
indicates 
that 
the
batter
y is fully 
charged.
5. 
When 
fully 
charged, 
reattach 
batter
y pack 
onto 
Cordless 
Cir
cular 
Saw
, making
certain 
latches 
fasten 
securely
. Cordless 
Cir
cular 
Saw 
will 
not 
operate 
properly 
if
the 
batter
y pack 
is not 
saeted 
properly
.
SYMBOLS
IMPOR
TANT
: Some 
of 
the 
following 
symbols 
may 
be 
used 
on 
your 
tool. 
Please
study 
them 
and 
learn 
their 
meaning. 
Proper 
interpretation 
of 
these 
symbols 
will
allow 
you 
to 
operate 
the 
tool 
better 
and 
safer
.
SYMBOL
NAME
EXPLANA
TION
V
Volts
Voltage 
(Potential)
A
Amperes
Current
Hz
Hertz
Frequency 
(Cycles 
per 
Second)
W
Watt
Power
Kg
Kilograms
Weight
Alternating 
Current
Type 
of 
Current
Direct 
Current
Type 
of 
Current
Alternating 
or 
Direct 
Current
Type 
of 
Current
Earthing 
Terminal
Grounding 
Terminal
Class 
II Construction
Denotes 
Double 
Insulation
min
Minutes
Time
s
Seconds
Time
!
Diameter
Size 
of 
Drill 
Bits, 
Grinding 
Wheels, 
etc.
No 
load 
speed
No-load 
Rotational 
Speed
.../min
Revolutions 
per 
Minute
Revolutions, 
Sur
face 
Speed, 
Strokes, 
etc. 
per 
Minute
1,2,3, 
…
Ring 
Selector 
Settings
Speed, 
Torque 
or 
Position 
Settings
12
CHARGER
Before 
using 
batter
y charger
, please 
read 
carefully 
all
instructions 
and 
cautionar
y markings 
on 
batter
y charger
, batter
y pack 
and
product 
using 
batter
y.The 
charger 
will 
not 
automatically 
turn 
“OFF” 
when 
the
batter
y pack 
is 
fully 
charged.
The 
charging 
indicator 
light 
will 
remain 
“ON”
until 
the 
charger 
is disconnected 
from 
the 
electrical 
outlet. 
Use 
only 
the 
charger 
which 
accompanied 
your 
product 
or 
direct 
replacement 
as
listed 
in 
this 
manual. 
Do 
not 
substitute 
any 
other 
charger
. Use 
only 
Alltrade
approved 
chargers 
with 
your 
product.
Do 
not 
disassemble 
charger
.
Do 
not 
use 
charger 
if it has 
been 
damaged, 
left 
outdoors 
in 
the 
rain, 
snow
, wet
or 
damp 
environments, 
or 
immersed 
in 
liquid.
The 
batter
y pack 
and 
charger 
heat 
during 
charging. 
Place 
the 
charger 
on 
a flat, 
non-flammable 
sur
face 
away 
from 
flammable 
materials 
with 
at 
least 
four 
inches 
of
clearance 
to 
allow 
proper 
air 
cir
culation 
around 
the 
charger 
and 
batter
y pack.
When 
the 
batter
y pack 
requires 
recharging, 
a 1 hour 
charge 
allows 
the 
tool 
to
operate 
at 
full 
power
.A charging 
indicator 
light 
on 
the 
charger 
will 
illuminate 
to
show 
that 
charging 
is taking 
place. CHARGING 
BA
TTER
Y PACK
CHARGE 
BA
TTER
Y PACK:
1. 
Plug 
the 
charger 
into 
the
nearest 
120 
volt 
electri-
cal 
outlet. 
The 
step 
of
the 
batter
y has 
positive
and 
terminal 
markings
on 
it. 
Align 
the 
markings 
on 
the
identical 
markings 
on 
the 
top 
of
the 
charger 
base. 
Insert 
the 
bat-
ter
y pack 
into 
base. 
Pack 
will 
not
insert 
properly 
if reversed.
2. 
Make 
sure 
the 
trigger 
on 
the
Cordless 
Cir
cular 
Saw 
is in 
the
“OFF”
position 
and 
remove 
the 
batter
y pack 
from 
the 
Cordless 
Cir
cular 
Saw
.
BATTERY PACK
BATTERY
CHARGER  
						

							CONTROL 
FEA
TURES:
14
FUNCTIONAL
DESCRIPTIONS
CONTROLS 
AND 
COMPONENTS:1. 
Batter
y Pack
2. 
Release 
Buttons 
on 
Each 
Side
3. 
120V 
AC 
Cord
4. 
Charger
5. 
LED 
Charging 
Indicators
6. 
Saw 
Shoe
7. 
Trigger 
Switch
8. 
Lock-Off 
Button
9. 
Rubber 
Grip
ACCESSORIES:10. 
Saw 
Blade
11. 
Rip 
Fence 
Guide
12. 
Laser 
Level 
Batter
y Compartment
13. 
Laser 
On/Off 
Switch
COMPONENT
MODEL 
NUMBER
BA
TTER
Y PACK
691034
CHARGER
690507
SA
W 
BLADES
690086
12
3
10
12
5
6
7
8
9
BEVEL LEVELING KNOBThis 
knob 
controls 
the 
beveling 
of 
your 
cut. 
DEPTH ADJUSTMENT 
KNOB
This 
knob 
controls 
the 
depth 
of
your 
cut. 
BLADE 
SAFETY 
LOCK 
BUTTON
This 
button 
locks 
the 
blade 
in 
position
and 
prevents 
it from 
moving.
RIP 
FENCE
The 
scaled 
rip 
fence 
guides 
the
saw 
to 
cut 
exactly 
along 
the 
edge
of 
work 
piece, 
making 
straight 
and
accurate 
parallel 
cuts.
RIP 
FENCE 
LOCK 
KNOB
This 
knob 
secures 
the 
rip 
fence 
in 
place.
4
11
13
13  
						

							16
15
ASSEMBL
YINSTRUCTIONS
Always 
remove 
batter
y pack 
before 
installing 
or 
removing 
blade.
When 
removing 
the 
blade 
from 
the 
tool, 
avoid 
contact 
with 
skin 
and 
use
proper 
protective 
gloves 
when 
grasping 
the 
blade 
or 
accessor
y.Accessories
may 
be 
hot 
after 
prolonged 
use.
If the 
blade 
clamp 
screw 
will 
not 
loosen 
enough 
to 
allow
blade 
installation, 
tap 
gently 
on 
the 
end 
of 
the 
wrench 
with 
a mallet 
until 
the
clamp 
screw 
breaks 
free.ATTACHING 
/ REMOVING 
BLADE
ATTACHING 
THE 
BLADE:
1. 
Remove 
the 
batter
y pack.
2. 
Retract 
the 
lower 
guard 
(see 
Fig. 
1).
3. 
Slip 
the 
blade 
into 
place 
(see 
Fig. 
2).
4. 
Put 
clamp 
washers 
and 
clamping 
screw 
loosely 
in 
position.
5. 
Use 
the 
wrench 
to 
tighten 
the 
clamping 
screw 
while 
pressing 
down 
on 
the 
clamping 
knob 
(see 
Fig. 
3 and 
Fig. 
4).
6. 
Remove 
wrench.
7. 
Replace 
the 
batter
y pack. 
REMOVING 
THE 
BLADE:
1. 
Remove 
the 
batter
y pack.
2. 
Use 
the 
wrench 
to 
loosen 
the 
clamping 
screw 
while 
pressing 
down 
on 
the 
blade 
safety 
lock 
button 
(see 
Fig. 
3 and 
Fig. 
4).
3. 
Remove 
the 
blade.
4. 
Tighten 
the 
blade 
clamp 
screw 
back 
into 
place. 
5. 
Remove 
wrench.
6. 
Replace 
the 
batter
y pack. 
FIG. 1
FIG. 2
FIG. 3
FIG. 4
LOOSEN: 
CLOCKWISE
TIGHTEN: 
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE  
						

							OPERA
TING
INSTRUCTIONS
Be aware that this tool is always in an operating condition
because 
it does 
not 
have 
to 
be 
plugged 
into 
an 
electrical 
outlet.
Always 
turn
the 
switch 
“OFF”
and 
remove 
the 
batter
y pack 
before 
changing 
bits.
OPERA
TING 
THE 
TRIGGER 
SWITCH
OPERA
TING 
THE 
TRIGGER 
SWITCH
Never tape the trigger switch down to provide 
continuous 
high 
speed.
The 
tool 
may 
fail 
under 
such 
conditions 
causing 
fire 
or 
personal 
injur
y.
The 
lock-off 
button 
helps 
prevent 
accidental 
starting.
This 
button 
can 
be 
pressed 
from 
either 
side.
THIS 
TOOL 
IS 
CONTROLLED 
BY 
A TRIGGER 
SWITCH:
Press 
the 
lock-off 
button, 
then 
pull 
the 
“ON/OFF”
trigger 
to 
turn 
the 
Cir
cular 
Saw
“ON”
. 
To turn 
the 
Cir
cular 
Saw 
“OFF”
, release 
the 
trigger 
switch. 
The 
lock-off 
button 
will
automatically 
reset.
18
ADJUSTING 
DEPTH 
AND 
ANGLE
ADJUST 
CUTTING 
DEPTH:
1. 
Remove 
the 
batter
y pack.
2. 
Hold 
the 
saw 
firmly 
and 
loosen 
the
depth 
adjustment 
knob 
by 
turning 
it counter
-clockwise.
3. 
Move 
the 
shoe 
to 
obtain 
the 
desired
depth 
of 
cut.
4. 
Tighten 
depth 
adjustment 
knob
securely 
by 
turning 
clockwise 
before 
operating 
the 
saw
.
ADJUST 
BEVEL 
ANGLE:
1. 
Remove 
the 
batter
y pack. 
2. 
Loosen 
the 
bevel 
angle 
knob 
by
turning 
it counter
-clockwise.
3. 
Adjust 
the 
angle 
of 
your 
cut.
4. 
Tighten 
the 
angle 
knob 
securely 
by 
turning 
clockwise.
1745º
DEPTH 
ADJUSTMENT 
KNOB
BEVEL 
ANGLE 
KNOB
LOCK-OFF BUTTON
TRIGGER SWITCH