PDBS 1800 A1
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12
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GB
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IE
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NI
Use
WARNING!
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Avoid eye and skin contact with lubricants .
NOTE
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The connection with the compressed-air
source is made using a flexible com-
pressed-air hose with a quick coupler .
Inserting a bit or drill
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Open the wheel-rim chuck using the wrench .
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Now insert the drill as deeply as possible into
the wheel-rim chuck .
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To clamp the tool, close the wheel-rim chuck
using the wrench . Ensure the tool is firmly
attached .
Switching on and off
Switching on:
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Press the trigger to turn the tool on .
Switching off:
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Release the trigger .
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When you have finished working, disconnect
the tool from the compressed-air source .
Maintenance and cleaning
WARNING! RISK OF INJURY!
Disconnect the tool from the
compressed-air supply.
CAUTION!
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Before maintenance, clean off any hazardous
substances that may (due to working pro-
cesses) have accumulated on the tool . Avoid
all skin contact with these substances . If the
skin comes into contact with hazardous dusts,
this can lead to severe dermatitis . If dust is
produced or swirled up during maintenance,
it can be inhaled .
NOTE
To ensure correct functioning and long-term
durability of the tool, pay attention to the
following points:
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Sufficient and continuous oil lubrication is highly
important for optimum functioning .
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Check the speed and vibration levels after each
use .
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Check the idle speed regularly and after any
maintenance is performed:
Use a rev counter and perform the measure-
ment without any clamped tools . At a residual
pressure of 6 .8 bar, the idle speed may not be
exceeded under any circumstances .
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If the tool is exhibiting excessive vibration levels,
the cause of the vibrations must be identified
and repaired .
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Use only the genuine replacement parts
recommended by the manufacturer, otherwise
you could put users at risk . In doubt, contact the
Service Centre .
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Clean the tool with a soft, dry cloth only .
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Never use sharp or abrasive cleaning agents
under any circumstances .
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