Hilti 211893 is an electrically powered reciprocating saw for professional use. It is designed to be used for cutting wood, wood-like materials, metals, and plastics. The Hilti 211893 is suitable for use by right or left-handed persons. An ergonomically designed grip with synthetic rubber covering provides a comfortable, secure hold and makes the power tool less tiring to use. The power tool is designed for two-handed operation.
Hilti 211893 is an electrically powered reciprocating saw for professional use. It is designed to be used for cutting wood, wood-like materials, metals, and plastics. The Hilti 211893 is suitable for use by right or left-handed persons. An ergonomically designed grip with synthetic rubber covering provides a comfortable, secure hold and makes the power tool less tiring to use. The power tool is designed for two-handed operation.
WSR
10
00
Re
ciprocating
saw
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/Iise
ssential
thattheoperating
instructions
are
read
before
the
power
toofis
operated
forthefirst
time.
Always
keep
these
ope
rating
instruc
tions
together
with
the
power
tool.
Ensure
thatthe
operating
instructions
are
withthe
power
tool
when
it is
given
to
other
persons
.
Contents
Page
1.
Ge
ne
ralinformati
on
1
2. Description 2
3.
Acc
ess
o
ries
3
4. Technicaldata 4
5.
Sa
fetyru
les
4
6. Beforeuse 7
7.
Ope
ration 8
8.
Ca
re
andm
ai
nt
en
ance 9
9. Troubleshooting 9
10. D
isposa
l 10
11
.
Manu
facturer'swarranty- tools 10
1.
General
information
o Thesenum
ber
srefertotheco
rres
pondingillustra
lions. Theillustrations c
an
be
f
ound
on thefold-au
c
ove
r
pag
es. K
eep
these
p
ag
es
o
pe
n whilestudyln;
theoperatinginstructions.
Int
he
se operating instructions, thed
es
ignation
"ttu
power tool" always refers to theW
SR
1000
rec
ipro
eating
saw
.
Component
s,
operating
control
s
and
indicators
0
CD
Saw bl
ade
locking sl
eev
e
(2)
Forward
grippi
ng ar
ea
(handguard)
CD
G
earing
section
CD
Motor
CD
Contr
ol switch
CD
L
ockb
utton
(2)
Grip
CD
Co
ntact sh
oe
adjustment button
CD
Cont
act shoe
@ Saw
blade
1.2
Explanation
of the
pictograms
and
other
information
Warning
signs
Lh&~
••
oe
Ob
ligationsigns
Thispro
duct
isULlistedto
US
and
Ca
na
d
ie
n
safety
sta
nd
ard
s
Ceproduil
es
th
omo
logueUL(conforme
aux
nor
mes
de
se
curite
arn
eriraines
etcandi
en
nes)
Pr
odu
ctoh
omo
loga
dose
ou
nno
rmas
desegurid
ad
ame
ric
an
as
y
canad
ienses
Prod
ulohomo
logado
de
accor
do
com
as
norm
as
deseq
uranca
am
eric
anas
ec
anad
ianas
c@us
1.1
Safety
notices
and
their
meaning
WARNING
Drawsa
tten
t
ion
to a pot
entia
lly d
angero
ussituation
t
hat
could
lea
dto seriouspersonalinjuryor
fata
lity.
CAUTION
Draws a
ttentio
n to a
po
tentially
da
ngerous
situat
ion
that c
ou
ldl
ea
dtoslightpersonalinjuryord
am
ag
eto
theequipment orother p
rope
rty.
NOTE
Draw
s
atten
t
ion
to an instruction or ot
he
r useful
information.
General
warning
Weareye
protection
Warning
electricity
Wearear
protection
Warning:hot
surface
Wear
protective
gloves
Wear
breathing
protection
2.2S
witche
s
Loc
ka
blecontrol switch
2.3 Grips
Vibratio
n-abso
rbinggrip
2.5 Using extension
cords
Useonlyextensioncordsofatypeappro
ved
fortheap
plica
tion
and
withconductors of
ade
qua
tecrosssection
Th
epower 1001may otherwisel
ose
pe
rforman
ceandthe extension cord may over
he
at. C
heck
the
ext
en
sr
oi
cord fordamageat r
egU
larintervals.
Replace
dam
ag
ed
extensioncords.
Recommended minimum co
nduc
tor cross sectionandmax. cable lengths
2.4 Items supplied asstandard
Powertool
Sawblade
Op
erating
instructions
Cardboard
box
12
AWG
14A
WG
Conductorcrosssection
Ser
ial
no
.:
location of identifi
cation
data onthe
pow
er tool
Thetypedesignationandserial numbercanbefound
onthe
type
identificationplateonthe
machi
neortool.
Make
anoteofthisd
ata
inyour
ope
ratinginstructions
andalwaysrefertoit w
hen
makingan
enq
uirytoyour
Hilti
representativeor serv
ice
d
epartm
ent.
Type:
Ge
ne
ration
:02
[Q]
Doub
le
insulated
Alt
ernating
current
<:
locked
II
Symbol
s
V A
Hz
au
Volts
A
m"
",
'"
nO
/min
e
Nominal Strokesper
Read
tile
strokerate minute operating
under noload nstncuons
betoreuse
@
'II
Return
was
te Unlocked
m
arenanc
r
recycling
Mains
vo
ltage
11
0-120V
75ft
125ft
2.
Descri
lion
Do
notuseextensioncordswith 16
AWG
.::
onductor crosssection.
2.6 Using extension cords outdoors
When working outdoors, useonly
extens
ion cords that areapproved
and
correspondingly marked for thi
application.
2.7 Using a generatoror transformer
This power tool may be pow
ered
bya
gene
rator or
transf
ormer w
he
n the following conditions
are
fulfille(
The unit must providea poweroutputin watts of at l
ea
st twice the value printed on the typeidentificatio
plateon the power tool. The operating voltagemust
rem
ain within +5%
and
-15% of the rated voltage at a
ti
mes
, fre
que
ncymust beinthe50- 60Hz rangeand never a
bove
65Hz. and theunit must beequip
ped
wit
automaticvoltage
reg
ulation
and
startingboost.
Nevero
pera
teother powertools ora
pplian
ces fromthegen
erator
ortransformer at the
same
ti
me.
Switchin
other powertools or
appl
ia
nces
on and off
may
cause
und
ervoltage and/ or
overvol
tage
pe
aks, resultinqi
damage
tothe
power
tool.
2.1
Use
oflhe produclas direcled
The
WS
R 1000 is an
elec
lrically poweredreciprocating
saw
for professional use. It is designedto beus
ed
for cutting
wood
,
wood
-like
mater
ials,
met
als and plastics.
Th
e
power
1001is suitable for
use
by right or
left
-handed
persons. An
ergono
mica
lly
design
ed grip with synt
he
tic rubber
cover
ing provides acomfortabl
e,
secu
rehold andma
ke
sthepower tool l
ess
tiringto US8.
The
powe
r toolisdesig
ned
forIwo-handedo
pe
r
ation
.
Possible fields of use:
Rescue
services
,
pub
lic authorities, agriculture
an
d forestry, construction
site
s,
workshops, renovation. conversion and
new
construction,
meta
l construction, p
lumbi
ng
, heating
an
d air
conditioning systemi
nsta
llationin which thetypesof cutting worklistedabovearecarried out.
Do
no
t u
se
thep
ower
tooltocutbricks,co
ncre
te,
cell
ularconcrete, naturalstoneortil
es
.
onotuset
he
powertool tocut pipes whichstill c
onta
in liquids.
Do
not
saw
intoun
kno
wn
mate
r
ials
.
Thepowertoolisdesignedfor professional useandmaybeoperated,
se
rvice
d
and
maint
ained
onlybytr
ained
,
author
ized
personnel.
Th
is
pe
rsonne
l must be informed of any s
pec
ial
ha
zards that may beencountered. T
he
power tool andits ancillaryequipment may p
rese
nthazards when
used
incorrectly byuntrained pers
onne
l or
w
he
nusedno: asdirected.
Toavoidtheriskof injury.useonlygenuine
Hilti
acc
ess
ories
and
insert tools.
The
powe
r10
01
may beoperatedonly w
he
nconnected10 apower supply providingavoltageandfrequency in
compliancewiththeinformationgivenonitstypei
den
ti
ficatio
n plate.
Workingonmaterialsha
zar
doustotheh
ea
lth (e.q,asbestos) is not permissible.
Thepowertool
may
be
usedonly inadry environment.
Do not usethepower tool wh
ere
thereisa riskof fireor explosion.
Observetheinformationprinted intheoperatinginstructions co
nce
rningo
pe
ration,
care
andmaint
enance
.
Modificationof the
power
tool ortamperingwith itsparts is not permissible.
3.
Accessories
Sa
wbl
ade
s
with
W connectionend
2
Po
wertool
WSR
1000
Rat
ed
volta
ge
120
V
Ra
tedcurrent i
nput
9A
Main
s
fre
qu
ency
60Hz
Wei
ght of powertool
3.3kg(7.28Ib)
Di
men
sions (LxWxH)
452
mm
(17.8 in) x 97 mm (3.82 in) x 170
mm
16
.69 in)
Stro
ke
rate
0...2,80
0/
min.
Stro
ke
28
mm
(lYe')
Bl
ad
eh
older
Ke
yless,tor W stan
da
rdbl
ad
es
Protecti
on
cl
ass
Elect
rica
l protectioncl
as
s II (doublein
sulat
ed)
III
4,
Technical
data
Ri
ghtofte
chn
ical chan
ge
s
reserv
ed.
5.
Safet
rules
5.1
Gene
ral
sa
fetyrules
WA
RNING!Readall instructions!Failu
re
tolollowall
instructionslistedbelowmay
res
ult ine
lec
trics
hoc
k,
fi
re
and/or
se
rious injury.
The
term "power tool" in
allof the
wa
rningsli
ste
d
belo
w referstoyour
main
s-
operated (
corde
d) p
ower
tool or
tra
ttery-ope
rated
(cor
dle
ss) p
ower
tool.
SAV
ETH
ESE
I
NS
TR
UCTIONS.
5.1.1 Work areasafety
a) Ke
ep
work area clean
and
well lit.
Clutter
ed
or
d
ark
a
rea
sinviteac
cidents
.
b) 00 not o
pe
rate powertools in explosive atmo-
spheres, such as in the prese
nce
01
flamm
able
liquids, gasesor
dust.
Po
wer
toolscr
ea
tesparks
which
may ignitet
he
dust orfumes.
c) K
eep
children
and
by
standers
awaywhile
op
er-
atingapowertool. Distr
ac
tions canca
use
youto
losecontrol.
5.1.2 Electrical
salety
a)
Power
tool p
lugs
must
matc
h the outlet, Never
modify
the plug in
any
way. Do not use any
adapter plugs wifh
earth
ed (grou
nded
I
power
tools.
Unm
odifiedplugs
an
d
matc
hingoulletswill
reduce
risk
01
electrics
hoc
k.
b) Avoid body contact wifh
ea
rthed or grou
nded
surface
s such as
pipes
, radiators, ra
nges
and
refrige
rators.T
here
isanincr
ease
driskofelectric
shock
it yourb
od
y isearthed org
rounded
.
4
c) Do not expose power lools to rain or wet con-
ditions. Waterenteringapowertool will incre
as
e
therisk of electricshock.
d) Do not
abu
se the
cord.
Never use the cord for
ca
rrying
, pUlling or
unp
l
ugg
ing
the
power
tool.
Ke
ep cord away
from
heat, oil, sharp ed
ges
or moving parts.
Dam
ag
ed or entangled cords
increasetheriskof electricshock.
e) When operating a power tool ou
tdoors
, use an
ex
tensioncordsuitablefor o
utdo
or use.
Use
ofa
cord
suitable
for outdoor use r
edu
ces
the
riskof
el
ec
tricshock.
5.1.3
Personal
safety
a)
Stay
alert, watch what you are
doing
and use
common
sensewhen
op
eratinga
pow
ertool.
Do
not
use
a
power
toolwhile
you
aretir
ed
or
under
thei
nfluenc
eof
drug
s, alcohol or
medi
cation. A
momentof
inatt
en
tionwhileo
pe
ratingpowertools
may
resu
lt in
se
rious pers
ona
l injury.
b) Use safety
equ
ipment. Always w
ea
r eye pro-
tection.
Safety
equipment such
as
dus
t
mask
,
non-skid
sa
fety
shoe
s,
ha
rd
hat,
or
hea
ring pro-
tectionu
se
dforappropriateconditionswill
reduce
personalinjuries.
c)
Avoid
accidental starting.
En
sure
the switch is
in the off-position
befo
re pl
ugg
ing in.
Ca
rrying
power tools with
your
finger
on
the
switch or
plugging in
pow
er tools that have the switch on
invites
acc
idents.
d) R
emo
ve any adjusting key or wrench before
turningthepower tool on. Aw
re
nch or akey left
attach
ed
to arotating partof thepowertool may
result inpersonalinjury.
e)
Do
not
overreac
h.
Keep
p
rop
er footingand
ba
l-
an
ce
at all times. This enabl
es
better control of
thepower tool in
unex
pect
ed
situations.
t) Dress properly.
Do
not wear l
oo
se clothing or
jewellery. Keep your hair, clothing
and
gloves
away
from
mov
ingparts. l ooseclot
hes
,j
ewe
llery
or longhair
ca
nbe
ca
ughtinmoving
pa
rts.
g)
If
device
sareprov
ided
lorthecon
nec
tionof dust
extractionandcollectionfacilities, ensurethese
are co
nnec
ted and
prop
erly
used
. Use of these
de
v
ices
c
an
redu
ce
dust-relatedhazards.
5.1.4P
ower
tool use and care
a)
Do not for
ce
the
po
wer tool. Use the correct
powertoolfor
you
r
app
lication.Theco
rrec
tpower
toolwill do thejob
bett
erand saferat theratefor
whichit
was
des
igned.
b) Do notusethep
ower
tool if theswitch
doe
s not
turn
it onand off. Any
pow
ertool thatcannot
be
controlled with
the
switchisd
ang
erous
an
d must
be
repaired.
c) Disco
nne
ct the plug lrom the power source
and/or the battery
pack
from the power tool
before
makin
g any adjustments,
ch
anging ac-
cessories, or storingp
ower
tools. Such pre
ven
-
tivesafety
measures
red
uce
tileriskof starting
the
powertool ac
cide
ntally.
d) Storeidlepowertoolsoutolthe
reac
hofchildren
and do not allow persons unfamiliar with the
power
tool or th
ese
instructions to operate the
power
tool.
Power
tools are d
ang
erous in the
hand
sof u
ntrained
users.
e) Maintain
powe
rtools.
Ch
eckformisalignment or
binding of moving parts, br
eakag
e
01
parts and
any other
cond
ition that
may
affectthe p
ower
tool's
operation
. If damag
ed
, have Ihe power
tool
repaired
before use.
Many
ac
cidents
are
caused by
poo
rlymai
ntained
power
tools.
t)
Keep
cutting
tools sh
arp
and
clean.
Proper
ly
main
ta
ined
cuttingtools with sharpcutting edges
are
less
likelytobindanda
re
easier tocontrol.
g)
Use
the power tool,
acces
sories and tool bits
etc., in accor
dan
ce
with these instructions and
in
the
m
anner
i
nten
ded
for the particular ty
pe
01
power
tool, taking into
account
the working
co
nditions andthe
work
tobep
erform
ed. Useof
the
power tool foro
pe
rations
different
fromtho
se
int
end
ed
could
re
sult inah
aza
rd
ous
situation.
5.1.5Service
a) Have your power tool serviced by a qualified
repair per
son
using only i
de
nti
ca
l replacement
parts. Thiswillensu
re
thatIhe
sate
tyofthepower
tool is
ma
intain
ed.
5.2
Ad
ditional safety rules
5.2.1Per
sona
l safety
a)
Ho
ld
pow
ertools byins
ulated
grippingsurt
ac
es
w
hen
per
form
ingan operationwherethecutting
tool may contact hi
dd
en wiring or its
own
cord.
Contact witha"
live
" wirewillmakeexposedmetal
parts of the
1001"live"andshocktheoperator.
b) Use clamps or other practical way to
se
cure
and
suppor
t Ihe
workpiec
eto a stable plallorm.
Holding theworkby
han
dora
ga
inst your
bo
dyis
unstableandmay le
ad
to
loss
ofcontrol.
c)
We
arearprot
ec
tors.
Ex
posure
to
nois
e
ca
n
ca
us€
he
aring
loss.
d) Always hold the power
1001securely with
bo
th
h
and
sonthegrips
pro
vid
ed
.
Keep
thegripsdry
cleanandfr
ee
f
rom
oil and
grea
se.
e) B
rea
thingprotection must
be
worn if thepo
wet
tool is used without a dust r
emov
al system (01
workthat
crea
tes dust.
f) Improve Ihe bloodcirculationin your fingers b\
relaxing yourha
nds
and
exe
rcisingyourfingen
duringbreaks
be
tween
working.
g)
Oper
ate Ihe power tool only as
intend
ed
am
whenit isin laultlessc
ondition
.
h) Wear protective gloves when
changing
inser
tools astheinserttools gethot
during
use.
i) A
lway
sdis
conn
ectthesupplycordtromtheelec
tricsupplywhenthepowertool isnotinusele.g
during
br
eak
s betweenworking), before
makint
adjustments, belorecarryingoutcareandmain
te
nance
and
before
changi
ng core bits.
T
h
i ~
safety
pre
cauti
on
pre
vents
the
power
tool startln;
unintentionally.
iI
Sw
itch the
pow
er tool
on
only after b
ringing
i
intothe workingposition.
k) Always leadthesupply cordand extension con
away from the
powe
r tool to the rear whlh
working.
Thi
shelpstoavoidtripping
over
thecan
whi
leworking.
a
I)
WARNING
:
Some
dust
creat
edby
grinding
,
sand
·
ing, cutting and drilling contains chemicals
known
to
cause
cancer
, birth defects, infertility
or otherreproductive
harm
; orseriousandper-
manent
respiratory
or other injury.
Some
exam
-
ples
ofthesech
emicals
are:
lea
d from lead-based
paints
, cry
stall
inesil
ica
frombricks, c
oncre
te
and
other
masonry
produ
cts
and
natural
stone,
arsenic
an
d
chromi
um from c
hem
ically-tre
ate
d lumber.
Yo
ur riskfromtheseex
posure
svar
ies,
de
pe
ndin
g
onhowo
ften
you
dothistypeofwork.To
reduce
exposure
10
these
chemicals
, the
operator
and
by
standers
shouldworkinawell-ventilated
area
,
work with approved safely equipment, such as
respiratory
prote
ction
appropriate
forthetypeof
dust gener
ated
,
and
designed
to filter out mi-
croscopic
particles
and
direct dust away from
the
face
and
body
.
Avoid
prolonged
conta
ctwith
dust.
Wear
protective
clothing
and
wash
e
xpo
sed
areas
with
soap
and
water. Allowing dustto get
intoyour m
ou
th,
eyes
, or to remain on yourskin
may promoteabsorptionofharmful
chem
icals
.
5.2.2
Power
tool
use
and
care
a)
Se
cure
the
workpiece
.
Use
clamps or a vice
to
secure
the
workp
iece. The workpiece is thus
held more
se
curely thanby h
an
d and both h
and
s
remainf
ree
tooperatethepower tool.
b)
Check
thatthe inserttools
used
are
comp
atible
with the
chuck
system
and
thattheyare
secured
inthe
chuck
correctly.
c) In
case
of aninterruption in theelectric supply:
Switchthe
power
tool offand
unplug
thesupply
cord
. This will
pre
vent accid
en
tal
res
tarting
when
theelectricpower returns.
d)
Avoid
using
extension
cordswithmultiplepower
outlets
and
the
simultaneous
use
of several
power
tools
connected
to
one
e
xtension
cord
.
5.2.3
Special
safety
instructions for
reciprocating
saws
a)
Always
guide
the
power
tool away from your
body
when
working
with it.
b)
Never
position
you
r hands ahead of or on the
sawblade.
c)
Never
cut into
unkno
wn materials
and
keep
the
line of cutaboveand
below
theworkpiece free
of ubstacles. if the
saw
bla
destr
ike
s an object it
maycausethepower toolto kickback.
d)
The
power tool must be press
ed
against the
workpiece
until the contact shoe
makes
firm
6
con
tact. This helps
ensur
e
max
imum
safet
y
an
d
good perform
ance.
e) Always usesaw bladesthat project at least 1
%"
bey
ond
the workpiece over the entire l
eng
th of
the bl
ade
stroke. This will
he
lp to
avo
id violent
kickb
ack
.
f)
Wea
r suitable pr
otective
clothingto protectyou
fromhot cuttings.
g) Never usethe powertool without thehandguard
fitted.
h)
Before
beginning
the work,
check
the
haz
ard
classification of the dust that will be
prod
uced.
Use
an industrial v
acuum
cleaner with an offi-
cially
approved
protectionclassificationin com-
pliance with locally applicable dust protection
regulations.
i)
WARN
ING!
When
cutting through pipes, e.g.
when
carrying out demolition or installation
work,
check
to ensure that the pipes no longer
contain
liquids
and
empt
y
them
if necessary.
Wh
en
cutting
through
pipes, hold the power
tool
above
the l
evel
of the pipe
you
are cutting
through.
The
powe
r tool incorporates no pro-
tective
me
a
sure
s to prevent ingress of water or
dampn
ess
. Liquids running out of objects
bei
ng
cut
may
cause
a short circuit in the
powe
r tool
resulting inariskofelectricsho
ck.
j) 00 not
use
the
power
tooltocut
bricks
,
concrete,
cellular
concrete
, natural stone ortiles.
k)
Do
not
attempt
tocut
beyond
the
working
rangeof
thepowertool
and
donotuseunsuitable
blade
s
(blades
of the wrong size or re
ciprocating
saw
bladesnot
equipped
with aW'
conn
ection
end).
5.2.4Electrical safety
&
a) B
efore
beginning
work, check the working a
rea
(e.g. using a metal detector) to ensure that no
co
ncea
ledelectric
cable
sorgas
and
waterpipes
arepresent.
Exte
rnalmetal partsof thepo
we
rtool
may
be
come
live, for exa
mple
, wh
en
an
ele
ctric
cab
le is d
amage
d accid
en
tally. This p
rese
nts a
serious riskofelectric
shoc
k.
b)
Check
the powertool's supply cord at
regula
r
intervals
and
have it repl
ace
d by a qualified
specialist if
found
to be dam
aged
.
Ch
eck
ex-
tension
cords
at regular intervals and replace
them if f
ou
ndto be
damaged
.
Do
nottouch the
supply cord or extension cord
if it is d
ama
ged
while working. Dis
connect
the s
upp
ly
cord
plug
from the
powe
r outlet. Dam
ag
ed
supplycordsor
extension
cords
pre
sent
ariskofelectricsho
ck.
c) Dirty or dusty power tools
which
have b
een
used
frequen
tly for work
on
conductive materi-
als should be che
cked
at regularintervals at a
Hilti Service
Cen
ter.
Under
unfav
ora
ble
ci
rcum-
stances,
dampness
ordust
ad
heringtothe
surfac
e
ofthe
power
tool, espe
cia
llydustfrom
cond
uct
ive
m
aterials,
may
present
ariskof
ele
ctricsh
ock.
d) When working
outdoor
s with an electric tool
c
heck
to ensurethatthetool isconnectedtothe
electric supply by way of a ground fault circuit
interrupter (GFCI) with a rating ot max.
30 mA
(tripping current).
Use
of a g
round
fau
lt circuit
interr
upte
r r
ed
ucestheriskofelectricshock.
e) Use of a gr
ound
fault circuit interrupter
(G
FC
I)
with a maximum tri
pping
current of 30 rnA is
recommended
.
6.
Before
use
(1
0
6.1
Changing
the saw
blade
CAUTION
Wear
protecti
ve
gloves
.Thecuttinged
ges
ofthe
saw
bla
de
teeth
are
shar
p.
The
cuttinged
ges
may present
arisk of injury.
6.1.1 Fitting the saw blade
iii
D
1. Disc
onn
ect the
supply
cord plugfrom thepower
outlet.
2. Ch
eck
thattheconnectionendof theinsert toolis
clean
and lightlygreas
ed
.
Cl
ean it and
gre
ase
it if
necessary.
NO
TE
Use
only
saw
blad
es
eq
uippe
d with aW
connectionend(fig.3).
3. P
ush
thesaw bladeinfo thebladeholder until it
is heardto
engage
.
4. Grip
an
d pull t
he
saw
blade to ch
eck
that it is
locked inposition.
5.2.5Work ar
ea
a) Ensure that the work
place
is well ventilated.
Expos
ureto
dust
ata poorly
ve
ntilated workplace
may result in
dama
getothehe
alth.
b)
En
surethat theworkplaceiswell lit.
5.2.6
Personal
protective
equ
ipmen
t
OQeo
•
Th
euser
and
anyotherpersons inthevicinitymust
wear A
NSI
Z87.1-approved eye
protec
tion, a hard
hat, ear
protection
,
protectiv
e
glove
s
and
breathing
protectionwhilethepowertool is in use.
6.1.2
Ejecting
the saw
blade
[I
1.
Dis
conn
ect
thesupplycord plugfromthe
power
outlet.
2.
CAUTION
When
ejecting the saw blade, hold
thepower tool in
such
awaythatit
presents
no
riskofinjuryto
persons
oranimals.
Turntheb
lad
eholderlockingsl
ee
veinacl
ockw
ise
di
rect
ionuntilthesawbla
de
drop
sout.
6.2
Ad
justing the
contact
shoe
Ii)
Ad
justment of the contact sho
e,
on the one hand
allows
maxi
mum useto bem
ade
of saw
bla
de
le
ngt
~
and,
on
theother,canimprove
acce
ssintightco-n
ets
(t
he
contact sh
oe
eng
ag
esin 5 positions at interv
als
of14').
1. Disconnect thesupplycord plugfromthepowei
outlet.
2. Removingthe
saw
blade.
3. Releasethecontact
shoe
adj
ustmentb
utton
.
4. Push the contact shoe forward or b
ack
into
thl:
desir
ed
position.
5. Lockthecontact
shoe
adjustmentbutton.
6. Grip andpullthe
con
tact shoeto checkthat it i,
lockedin position.
8.
Care
and
maintenance
CAUTION
En
surethatthepowertool is disconnectedfromthe
electric
supply
.
8.2
Ca
re of the powertool
The outer
casing
of the
power
tool is
made
from
impact-resistant
plas
tic.
Sections
ofthegrip
are
made
froma
synthetic
rubber
material.
Neve
r
operate
the
power
tool
when
the
ventilation
slots
are
blocked.
Clean
the
ventilation
slots
carefully
using
a dry
brush
. Donot
permit
foreign
objects
to
ente
r theinterior ofthe
power
tool.
Clean
the
outside
of the
power
tool at
regular
intervals
with a
shghtly
8.1
Car
e and ma
intenance
Keep
the
blades
clean
,
especially
their
connection
ends
, in
order
to
ensure
trouble-free
ope
ratio
nof the
blade
holder.
Keep
the
blade
holder
clean.
The
power
tool
has
been
adequately
lubricated
during
assembly.
After
a long period of
heavy
use
it is
recommended
that the
power
tool is
inspected
by
Hilti.Thiswill
help
to
extend
theliteatthe
power
tool
and
avoid
unnecessary
repair
costs.
8.3 Maintenance
WARN
ING
Repair
s to the electrical
section
of the
pow
er too
may be carried out only by trained electrical s
pe-
cialists.
damp
cloth
.
Do
not
use
a sp
ray,
steam
pressure
cleaning
equipment
or
runn
ing
water
for cleaning
This
may
n
egat
ively
affect
the
electrical
satety
att
he
power
tool. A
lways
keep
the grip
surtaces
of thE
power
tool free from oil
and
grease.
Do
not USE
cleaning
agents
which
contain
silicone
.
Remedy
Check
all
external
parts
att
he
power
tooltor
darnaqt
at
regular
interva
ls
and
c
heck
that all
contro
ls
operatr
faultless
ly. 00 not
operate
the
power
tool if part
are
damaged
or when the
contro
ls do not
functior
tau
ltlessly.
If
necessary
, the
power
tool
should
b'
repaired
byHilti
Service
.
8.4
Checking
the powertool attarcare and
maintenance
After
carrying
out
care
and
maintenance
work or
the
power
tool,
chec
k that all
protec
tive and satef
devices
arefrtted
and
that
they
tunctionfa
ultlessly
.
4.
Once
the
saw
blade
has
penetrated
right
through
t
he
materia
l.
bring
the
power
tool intothe
normal
wo
rking
posi
tion
(contact
shoe
flush with the
workpiece)
and
then
con
tinue
sawing
a
long
the
cuttingline.
Possible
cause
Fault
9.
Troubleshootin
ing
hole.
This is
poss
ibleonlywithshort
saw
blades.
For
p
lunge
cutting,
the
power
tool
may
be
used
either
inthe
normal
position
or inthe
reversed
position
.
1.
Bring
the
forward
edge
of the
contact
shoe
into
contact
withthesu
rface
ofthe
materia
l to
be
cut.
2.
Press
the
control
switch
.
3.
Press
the
forward
edge
ofthe
contact
shoe
against
the
surface
and
begin
thepl
unge
action
byslowly
increasingthe
angle
of
attack.
To
prevent
stall
ing,
it is
important
that the power tool is
running
before
the
saw
blade
is
brought
into
contact
with
the
surface.
7.4.2
SWitching
off affer
sustained
operat
ion
Press
the control
switch
.
The
lockbutton
returns
to
its
original
position.
7.4.1
Switching
on in
sustained
operating mode
1.
Press
the
control
switch
fully.
2.
While
maintaining
pressure
onthecontrol
switch
,
press
thelock
button
and
then
release
the
control
switch
.
7.3 Switching off
Releasethe
control
switch.
7.4
lo
ckbutton for sustained operation
NO
TE
The
lockbutton
for
sustained
operation
allows
the
motorto run
continuously
without
need
for
constant
pressure
ont
he
contro
l
switch.
7.5 P
lunge
cutting I;)
Use
the
plunge
cutting
technique
only on soft
ma-
terials.
It
takes
a little
practice
to start the cut by
p
lunging
the
blade
into the
surface
while
the
power
tool is
running
butwithout
previously
drillingastart-
7.2
Switching
on
The
speed
of the
power
tool
can
be
varied
contin-
uously
up to
maximum
speed
by
slowly
in
creasing
pressure
onthecontrol
switch.
1.
Plug
the
supply
cord
intothe
power
outlet.
2.
Press
the
control
switch
.
7.1 Safe operation I;) f.i
CA
UTI
ON
The
power tool must be
pressed
against thework-
piece until the
contact
shoe
make
s firm contact.
This
helps
ensure
maximum
safety
and
good
pe
rfor-
mance
.
CAUTION
Always
use saw blades that project at least 1W'
beyo
ndthe workpiece overthe entire length of the
blade
stroke.
This
will
help
to
avoid
violent
k
ickback
.
C
AUTION
Wearprotective gl
oves
.
The
cuttinged
ges
oft
he
saw
blade
teeth
are
sharp.
The
cutting
edges
may
p
resent
ariskofinjury.
CAUTION
Wear protective
glasses
and a dust
mask
.
The
sawing
operation
swirlsupdust
and
wood
chips
into
theair.
Th
e dust
and
wood
chips
may
be
h
armtul
to
the
eyes
and
respiratory
system.
C
AUTIO
N
l ay thepowertool
down
onlyw
hen
it has
come
to
a complete
stop.
CAUTION
Alway
s guidethe powertool awayfrom your
body
when
working
with it.
CAUT
ION
00 notlift the
powe
r tool awayfromthe
workpiec
e
until
it has
stopped
completely
.
CA
UT
I
ON
The
saw
blade
gets
hot
during
in
tensive
use
.
We
ar
protective gloves.
Contact
with t
he
saw
blade
presents
ariskof
burn
inginjury.
7.a
eralion
CAUTION
Wear
ear
protec
tors.T
he
power
tool
and
the
saw
ing
opera
tion
ge
nerateno
ise
.
Expos
ure
to
noise
can
cause
hea
ringloss.
CAUTION
Do
not
overload
the powertool. It will work more
efficiently andmore safely within its
intended
per-
formance
range
.
e
a N
OT
E
To
ens
ure
good
cutting
performance
and
mi
nimize
stress
on the
power
tool,
use
only
saw
blades
that
are
in
good
condition.
Thepowertooldoesn't start.
Interruptionintheelectricsupply.
Plug in another electric appliance
and
chec
kwhetherit w
orks.
8
Mo
st of t
he
materials from which Hilti power tools or appliances
are
man
ufa
ctu
re
d can
be
recy
cled
. The
mater
ials must becorrectlyseparated beforethey can berecycled. In
man
y countries, Hilti hasa
lread
y m
ad
e
a
rran
gementsfortakingbackyour old
power
tootsor
app
liancesforrecycling.P
lea
seaskyour
Hilt
icusto
mer
servicedepartment or Hilti representativefor further information.
Th
econtrol switchisdefective.
Fau
lt
Po
ssible
caus
e
The
power tool
does
n'tstart.
Th
esupplycordor
plug
isdefective.
o Les chiffres renvoient aux illustrations s
trouvant sur les pages rabattables. P
our
lire
mode d'emploi, rabattre ces pages de
manter
avoir les illustrations.
Dans Ie present mode d'emploi,
« l'appareil
desiqne toujours la scie sabre WSR 1000.
Pieces constitutives de l'appareil,
elements c
commande et d'affichage 0
CD
Dispositif de verrouillage de
ro
ut
n
CD
Partie avant prehensible (protege-main)
CD
Reducteur
@ Moteur
CD
Variateur electrcnique de vitesse
® Bouton de blocage
CD
Pciqn ee
® Commutateur de reqlaqe du patin d'appu
® Patin d'appui
@ Lame de scie
21
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21
14
18
21
12
13
19
11
20
Page
5. Consiqnes de securlte
g, Guide de
depannage
8, NeUoyage et entretien
3. Accessoires
6. Mise en service
1. Consignes
generales
2, Description
4. Caracteristlques techniques
7. Utilisation
10. Recyclage
11. Garantie constructeur des appareils
S
omm
aire
Le
pr
esent m
od
e d'empl
oi
doit toujours
acc
ompagn
er
/'app
ar
ei/.
Ne pas
preter
ou ceder l'app
ar
ei/ aun
autre uti/is
ateur
sans
lui
toom«
/e m
od
e
d'emp/oi.
Avant de mettre /'apparei/ en marche,
li
re Imperstivemeatson mode d'emploi
et
bienrespecter/es consignes.
WSR 1000 Scie sabre
Us
e an ext
ens
ion cord of
an
app
rov
ed length and I or of
ade
qua
teg
aug
e.
Turn
the
loc
kin
g
sleeve
asfarasit
willgoandremovet
he
saw
blad
e.
R
eme
dy
Have it c
hec
ke
d by a trained
e
lec
trical s
pecia
list
and
repl
ac
ed
it
ne
cessary
.
Pr
ess
thecontrol
swi
tch
as
far
as
it
willgo.
Have it c
he
cke
d by a
trai
ne
d
e
lec
trical s
pec
ialist a
nd
replaced
if
n
ece
s
sa
ry.
T
he
lockingsleeveisnot turnedas
farasit will go.
Th
e control switchis not
pre
ss
ed
fully.
The
powertoold
oe
sn't
ach
ieve
The
ext
en
sioncordistoolongorits
tullpo
we
r.
gaug
eisi
nad
equa
te.
T
he
saw
bla
de
can't
be
re
moved
from t
he
blade
ho
lde
r.
10.
Dis
osal
@
a
1,2 Explication des pictogrammes et autres
symboles
d'av
er1issement
Symboles d'avertissement
••
01
Symboles d'obligation
~Lt
Porter u
masque
respirato
leqer
Porter des
gants de
protection
Avertissement
surfaces
chaudes
L1h
Porter un
casque
anlibfuit
Av
er
ussement
tension
erectnque
canqeeeuse
Porter des
funenes de
po
tecnon
Avems sernen t
danger
general
1. Consi nes enerales
REMARQUE
P
our
des conseils d'utilisation et autres
informations utiles.
1.1 Termes signalant un danger
AVERTISSEMENT
Pour attirer I'attention sur une situation pouvant
presenter des dangers susceptibles d'enlrainer
des blessures corporelles graves ou la mort.
ATI
ENTION
Pour attirer I'attention sur une situation pouvant
presenter des dangers susceptibles d'entrainer
des blessures corporelies
leg
e-
res ou des
degats materiels.
This constitutes Hilti's entire obligation with regard
to warranty and supersedes all prior or contempo-
raneous comments and oral or written agreements
concerning warranties.
Additional claimsareexcluded, unlessstringentna-
tional rules prohibit such exclusion. In particular,
Hilti is not obligated for direct, indirect, inciden-
tal or consequential damages, losses or expenses
in connection with, or by reason of, the use of,
or I
na
bility to use the tool for
any
purpo
se
. Im-
plied
warra
nties
ofmerc
han
tability or fitnessfor a
particular purposeare specifically excluded.
For repair or replacement, send the tool or related
parts im
me
dia
tely
up
on
discovery at the defect to
the address of the local Hilti marketing organization
provid
ed
.
11.
Manufacturer
's
warrant
-
tools
This warranty provides the tree-ot-charqe repair or
replacement of defective parts only over the entire
lifes
pan
ofthe
tool.
Part
s r
eq
uiring r
ep
air or replace'
ment as a result of normal wear and tear are not
covered by thiswarranty.
Hilti
wa
rrantst
hat
thetoolsupplied isfreeof
de
fec
ts
in material and workmanship. This warranty is valid
so
long
asthet
oo
l iso
pera
teda
nd
ha
ndl
ed
correc
tly,
cl
eaned
and
service
d properlyandinaccordancewith
the Hilti O
perating
Instructions, and the te
chni
cal
system is maintained. This
mean
s that only original
Hilti co
nsumable
s, compo
ne
nts andsparepartsmay
be
usedinthetool.
10
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Hilti 211893 is an electrically powered reciprocating saw for professional use. It is designed to be used for cutting wood, wood-like materials, metals, and plastics. The Hilti 211893 is suitable for use by right or left-handed persons. An ergonomically designed grip with synthetic rubber covering provides a comfortable, secure hold and makes the power tool less tiring to use. The power tool is designed for two-handed operation.
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