Operation
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2)
Safety instructions for using the long drill bit
a)
Under no circumstances should you work at a higher rotation
speed than the maximum rotation speed permitted for the drill
bit.
Higher rotation speeds can cause the drill bit to warp slightly if
allowed to rotate freely without any contact to the workpiece materi-
al, which can lead to injury.
b)
Always begin drilling at a lower rotation speed, and when the drill
bit makes contact with the workpiece material.
Higher rotation speeds
can cause the drill bit to warp slightly if allowed to rotate freely without
any contact to the workpiece material, which can lead to injury.
c)
Do not exert any excess force, and only use the drill in a longitu-
dinal direction.
Drill bits can warp, which can subsequently cause it
to break or the user to lose control and can thus cause injury.
Operation
Checking the product and package contents
1. Lift the product out of the packaging with both hands.
2. Place the product on a level, stable base, such as a workbench.
3. Check whether the product or the individual parts are damaged. If this is the case,
do not use the product. Contact the manufacturer via the service address indicated on
the warranty card.
4. Check to make sure that the delivery is complete (see
Fig. A
).
Using the SDS-Plus masonry drill
1. Make sure that the product is not moving, and lock the On/Off switch
4
by pushing
the switch (right-hand/left-hand rotation)
3
to the middle position (see
Fig. A
).
2. Make sure that the quick-action drill chuck
6
is not in the SDS-plus shank holder
1
.
The quick-action drill chuck must not be used for hammer drilling into stone, brick
or concrete.
3. If necessary, clean the shank of the masonry drill (not included in the product con-
tents) you’d like to use before using it and grease it lightly with drilling grease (not
included in the package contents).
4. Pull the locking mechanism of the SDS-Plus shank holder
2
on the product as far
back as possible and hold it in this position (see
Fig. B
).
5. Insert the desired masonry drill bit into the SDS-Plus shank on the product and re-
lease the SDS-Plus shank holder’s locking mechanism so that the drill bit clicks into
the SDS-Plus shank holder.