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DO NOT leave pneumatic tools unattended when connected!
Always wear personal protective clothing and safety equipment!
• To adjust the sense of rotation please use
the switch (F<->R). The switch allows one-
hand operation.
• Release throttle lever to stop tool opera-
tion.
• Be aware of the fact that the tool continues
moving for a while after the throttle lever has
been released.
• When the work is done, switch off com-
pressor and store it as indicated in its
operating instructions.
• Use clean and dry air at 91 PSI (6.3 bar)
maximum pressure only. Dust, combus-
tible steams and a too high moisture can
damage the motor of a pneumatic tool.
• Do not remove any stickers; replace
damaged stickers.
• Keep hands, wide clothing and long hair
away from the moving parts of the tool.
2. Prior to Operation
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 thour-
oughly through the operating instructions of
the compressor tank too.
IMPORTANT:
The use of an air filter and an air
hose oiler is recommended.
ATTENTION!
Before oiling, plugging in/out the
tool, disconnect the tool from the
compressed air supply.
• For oiling the tool, see chapter 4
“Maintenance
and Cleaning”
further on in these operating
instructions.
• Remove the dust cap at the air inlet.
• Connect the too to a correctly sized air hose.
See table on page 16
3. Operation
• Turn on the compressor to start the filling of
the air tank.
• Adjust the air compressor regulator to
91 PSI (6.3 bar). The maximum working
pressure of this tool is 91 PSI (6.3 bar).
• The rotation performance may vary depend-
ing on the size of the air compressor and on
the output volume of compressed air.
• Do not use damaged, worn-out or low-
quality air hoses or connectors.
• Do not use sockets or accessories intended
for manual use.
• Make sure to use only impact sockets of the
appropriate size.
• Push throttle lever to operate the tool.
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