Prior To Operation - Hazet-Werk 9012 SPC Instrucciones De Uso

USA
Pneumatic tools have to be used,
inspected and maintained always
in compliance with the respective
local, state, national or federal
regulations.
• Drain compressor tank and remove conden-
sation water from the air hoses. Read thou-
roughly through the operating instructions of
the compressor tank too.
IMPORTANT! The use of air filters and an air
hose oiler is recommended.
ATTENTION! Before oiling, plugging in/out the
tool, disconnect the tool from the compres-
sed air supply.
• For oiling the tool, see "Maintenance and
Cleaning" in these operating instructions.
ATTENTION! Only use sockets and accessories
that are approved for impact operation.
• Do not use sockets or accessories for
manual operation.
• Only use the right-sized impact sockets.
• The right size of the air hose to be connec-
ted to the tool has to correspond to the indi-
• Turn on the compressor to start the filling of
the air tank.
• Adjust the air compressor regulator to 90
PSI (6.2 bar). The maximum working pres-
sure of this tool is 90 PSI (6.2 bar).
• Adjust the regulator of the air inlet to the
desired value in order to avoid a too strong
tightening.
• Do not use damaged, worn-out or low-qua-
lity air hoses or connectors.
• Push button to operate the tool.
• Release button to stop tool operation.
• Turn regulator to adjust the power and the
sense of rotation. Forward operation = F;
reverse operation = R.
• 9012 SPC includes 3 power settings in for-
ward and 1 power setting in reverse.
Do not leave plugged-in pneumatic tools unattended.
Always wear personal protective clothing and safety equipment.

Prior to Operation

cations given in the table on page 8.
Note: The use of a quick-release coupling
facilitates the connection.
Operation
• Before oiling, plugging in/out the tool,
please make sure that the air supply is dis-
connected.
• When the work is done, switch off compres-
sor and store it according to its operating
instructions.
• Use clean and dry air at 90 PSI (6.2 bar)
maximum pressure only. Dust, combustible
steams and a too high moisture can ruin the
motor of a pneumatic tool.
• Do not remove any stickers; replace dama-
ged stickers.
• Keep hands, wide clothing and long hair
away from the rotating parts of the tool.
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