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Wall Chaser

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ers. Certain dusts, such as oak or beech 

dust, are considered as carcinogenic, es-

pecially in connection with wood treatment 

additives (chromate, wood preservative). 

Materials containing asbestos may only be 

worked by specialists. 

 

– As far as possible, use a dust extraction 

system suitable for the material. 

 

– Provide for good ventilation of the working 

place. 

 

– It is recommended to wear a P2 fi lter-class 

respirator.Observe the relevant regulations 

in  your  country  for  the  materials  to  be 

worked. 

The vacuum cleaner must be approved for 

the extraction of masonry dust. P.I.T. provides 

suitable vacuum cleaners.

 

Prevent dust accumulation at the work-

place.

 Dusts can easily ignite. 

The machine can be plugged directly into 

the receptacle of a P.I.T all purpose vacuum 

cleaner with remote starting control. The vac-

uum cleaner starts automatically when the 

machine is switched on. 

Mount the elbow onto the vacuum connection 

and  connect  a  vacuum  hose  (accessory). 

Connect the vacuum hose with a vacuum 

cleaner (accessory). An overview for the con-

nection of various vacuum cleaners can be 

found at the end of these instructions.

Information for the Use of Wall Chasers

 

Please observe the following notes in order 

to reduce the dust emissions occurring while 

working. 

 

– Use only the combinations of wall chaser 

and dustcategoryM vacuum cleaner rec-

ommended by P.I.T.Other combinations 

can lead to insuffi  cient dust collection and 

separation. 

 

– Observe the operating instructions of the 

vacuum  cleaner  for  maintenance  and 

cleaning of the vacuum cleaner, including 

the fi lter. Empty dust collection containers 

immediately once full. Clean the filters of 

the vacuum cleaner regularly and always 

insert the fi lters completely into the vacu-

um cleaner. 

 

– Only use vacuum hoses as intended for by 

P.I.T.Do not manipulate the vacuum hose. 

When rocks or chunks of stone/masonry 

are drawn into the vacuum hose, cease 

work and clean the vacuum hose immedi-

ately. Prevent the vacuum hose from being 

bent or creased. 

 

– Use the wall chaser only according to its 

intended use. 

 

– Only use tools that are in perfect condition. 

Decrease in work progress is noticeable 

whilst using worn tools. 

 

– Observe the general requirements for con-

struction sites. 

 

– Provide for good ventilation. 

 

– Ensure that the working range/area is free 

of obstructions. For longer slots, the vacu-

um cleaner must be guided along in time, 

without obstructions in the path. 

 

– Wear hearing protection, protective gog-

gles, dust mask and gloves as required. As 

dust mask, use at least a particle-fi ltering 

class FFP2 half mask. 

 

– Use a suitable vacuum cleaner for clean-

ing the workplace. Prevent settled dust 

from being swirled up by sweeping. 

Adjusting the Protection Guard

 

The protection guard can be adjusted within 

limits. 

Loosen clamping nut and turn the protection 

guard according to the working conditions.

Afterwards, tighten the protection guard with 

clamping nut again.

Mounting the Auxiliary Handle

 

Depending on the working manner, screw the 

auxiliary handle to the right or left on the aux-

iliary handle holder. 

After loosening locking screw, the auxiliary 

handle holder can be adapted to the respec-

tive working position in 30° steps. 

When  tightening  locking  screw,  take  care 

that the four positioning pins on the auxiliary 

handle holder are seated in the holes of the 

protection guard. 

Mounting Diamond Cutting Discs

 

 

Before any work on the machine itself, 

pull the mains plug. 

 

When mounting and replacing diamond 

cutting discs, it is recommended to 

wear protective gloves. 

 

Diamond cutting discs become very hot 

during operation; do not touch them 

until they have cooled down. 

 

Use only diamond-tipped cutting discs. 

Segmented diamond wheels may only 

have negative cutting angles and slots 

between the segments to a maximum of 

10mm. 

Place the power tool on its side so that the 

cutting depth scale can be seen. 

Loosen clamping lever and adjust the least 

cutting depth. 

Summary of Contents for PWC125-C

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Page 5: ...ces the risk of electric shock Personal safety Stay alert watch what you are doing and use common sense when operating a power tool Do not use a power tool while you are tired or under the influ ence...

Page 6: ...applications For example do not grind with the side of cut o wheel Abrasive cut off wheels are intended for peripheral grinding side forces applied to these wheels may cause them to shatter Always us...

Page 7: ...ower tool and position your body and arm to allow you to resist kickback forces Al ways use auxiliary handle if provided for maximum control over kickback or torque reaction during start up The operat...

Page 8: ...the cutting guide the machine is intended to cut or slot mainly mineral materials such as reinforced concrete brickwork and road surfaces without the use of water Product Features The numbering of th...

Page 9: ...masonry are drawn into the vacuum hose cease work and clean the vacuum hose immedi ately Prevent the vacuum hose from being bent or creased Use the wall chaser only according to its intended use Only...

Page 10: ...cutting discs protrude out of the protection guard even at the least preselected cutting depth Therefore never set down the machine on the chaser rollers but always aside Operation Preselecting the Cu...

Page 11: ...the diamond cutting discs can ro tate freely and do not face toward your body Diamond cutting discs become very hot during operation do not touch them until they have cooled down Remove the remaining...

Page 12: ...the form established by the supplier upon expiration of the warranty period at attempts of opening or repair of the elec tric machine outside the warranty workshop making constructive changes and lub...

Page 13: ...e engine are eliminated at the expense of the buyer 5 The warranty does not cover replacement accessories accessories and components for example batteries discs blades drill bits borers chucks chains...

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Page 18: ...17 FFP2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18...

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Page 25: ...Warranty Card the boxes shall be lled out by a seller and to a x the seal of the trade organization in the Guarantee Certi cate and the Warranty Card Warranty By this Warranty Certi cate P I T compan...

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