Makita XCS02 Instruction Manual

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11ENGLISHTable 1Battery indicator status Remaining batterycapacity:On :Off :Blinking5 0 %-1 0 0 %2 0 %-5 0 %0 %-2 0 %Charge the batteryAutomatic speed change function► Fig.9: 1. Mode IndicatorThe tool has ‘high speed mode’ and ‘high torque mode’.It will select the operating mode automatically, accord-ing to the work load. When the mode indicator lights upduring operation, the tool is in high torque mode. (seetable 2)Table 2Mode indicator status Operation modeHigh speed modeHigh torque modeTool / battery protection functionThe tool will automatically stop during operation if thetool or battery is placed under one of the followingconditions:- The tool is overloaded- The tool overheatsIf the tool is repeatedly operated under these condi-tions, the protection system will lock the tool.Overload protectionIf the tool is overloaded during cutting, it will automati-cally stop. In this situation, turn the tool off and removethe cause of the overload then restart the tool.Protection lockWhen the protection system works repeatedly, the toolwill lock and the battery indicator shows the state astable 3.Table 3Battery indicator :On :Off :BlinkingProtection lock worksOverheat protection for toolWhen the tool is overheated, the tool stops auto-matically and the battery indicator shows the state astable 4.In this situation, let the tool cool before turning the toolon again.Table 4Battery indicator :On :Off :BlinkingTool is overheatedTIPPED SAW REPLACEMENTPROCEDUREWARNING: Switch off the tool and removethe battery before replacing the blade, to preventaccidental operation resulting in serious personalinjury.► Fig.10: 1. Tipped Saw Cover 2. Bolt 3. Washer4. Tipped Saw Guide 5. Tipped Saw6. Output Gear (convex part)7. Tipped Saw Cover Retaining BoltHow to remove the Tipped SawRemove the Tipped Saw► Fig.11: 1. Push (Lock Button)1. Remove the Tipped Saw Cover Retaining Bolts (4pieces) with a hexagonal wrench.2. Remove the Tipped Saw Cover.3. Insert a hexagonal wrench into the bolt retainingthe Tipped Saw Guide.4. Push in the Lock Button and using the hexagonalwrench as a handle, rotate the Tipped Saw blade until itis prevented from further rotation by the Lock Button.CAUTION: Ensure that the Lock Buttonis completely pushed in. If not, the hexagonalwrench can rotate and may cause personal injury.5. With the Tipped Saw locked, turn the hexagonalwrench counterclockwise to loosen and remove the boltand washer.6. Remove the Tipped Saw Guide and the TippedSaw.How to replace the Tipped SawCAUTION: Use only Makita supplied TippedSaw. If reusing a Tipped Saw, ensure it is notworn, chipped or damaged.CAUTION: Clean and remove all debris anddirt from the Tipped Saw and parts. Debris anddirt can unbalance the Tipped Saw making itwobble during cutting.