opeRatinG
instRUctions
NOTE: Before using the tool, read the
instruction book carefully.
INTENDED uSE
The machine is intended for hammer drilling
in concrete, brick and stone as well as for light
chiseling work.
1. ADjuSTING THE
AuXILIAry HANDLE (SEE
A1,A2,A3)
For your personal safety
we recommend using the
auxiliary handle at all times.
To adjust the handle, follow
the steps below:
1. Loosen the
bolt and remove
the handle
2. Remove the
bolt
3. Unfold the buckle
and insert it to the
appropriate position of
the machine.
Then insert the bolt and
install the handle.
2. FITTING SDS TOOLS (SEE b)
Clean the bit shank
and apply grease
before installing the
bit. Hold the rotary
grip, pull back the
lock sleeve and
insert the SDS tool
into the bit holder.
Turn the bit and push it in until a resistance is
felt, the shaft drops completely into bit holder.
Once you are satisfied it has seated, release the
black lock sleeve. This should lock the SDS tool
into position.
After installing always make sure that the tool is
securely held in bit holder by trying to pull it out.
If the SDS tool is not located repeat the
installation operation again.
3. rEMOVE SDS TOOL (SEE b)
To remove the tool, pull back the locking sleeve,
hold and pull the tool out.
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4. OPErATING THE
ON/OFF SWITCH
(SEE C)
Press the on/off
switch for operation
and release it to stop.
5. uSING THE
VArIAbLE SPEED
CONTrOL (SEE D)
The operating speed can
be altered by turning the
variable speed control.
Turn towards the"+" to
increase speed and
towards the "¬- "to decrease speed.
A1
6. HAMMEr DrILL FuNCTION (SEE E)
For drilling concrete,
masonry etc, rotate
the selector switch
to make sign "
A2
point to the triangle.
(See E). You are
now set up for
hammer drilling into
masonry.
7. DrILLING
A3
FuNCTION (SEE F)
Turn the hammer
or drilling action
selector switch
pointing to the
drilling action "
position. (See F)
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•
Reduce the pressure on the drill bit when it is
about to break through. This will prevent the
drill from jamming.
•
When drilling a large hole, first drill a pilot hole
using a smaller drill bit.
•
Always apply pressure to your drill bit in a
straight line, and if possible at right angles to
the workpiece.
•
Never change the operating mode whilst the
drill is running.
•
Do not apply excessive pressure to the tool
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E
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