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For drilling with hammer function
in
hard materials, the hammer function
selector must be aligned with the drill-
and hammer symbol, and the chisel
function selector aligned with the drill-
and hammer symbol.
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For using the chisel function
the
hammer function selector must be
aligned with the drill- and hammer
symbol, and the chisel function selector
aligned with the hammer symbol.
Use
• Check that the chisel or drill to be used
is correctly fi tted, that the correct drill or
chisel function is selected and that the
side handle and depth stop (if required)
are correctly set.
• Hold both handles. Press the on/off
button (6).
• Allow to reach full speed before
applying to the item to be worked.
• Do not press hard, but allow the drill or
chisel to do the work.
• Remove from the item when fi nished
and release the on/off button.
Cleaning and maintenance
Always keep drills and chisels clean and
sharp.
Wipe using a well-wrung cloth after use,
and always keep the surface and ventilation
holes free of dirt.
Never use corrosive or abrasive detergents,
as they may attack the plastic parts of the
machine.
The collar can become tight after while
due to dust and dirt. Lubrication will free it
again.
Check regularly that the carbon brushes are
in a good condition. If the carbon brushes
are worn down, they should be replaced.
After approx. 50 hours of use, the machine
should be lubricated. Contact the dealer or
an authorised service workshop.
Checking the lubricant level
In order to avoid damage and unnecessary
wear to the hammer drill, you must always
check the lubricant level before you use it.
Remove the cover from the lubrication hole
(5) using the spanner supplied (9).
Remove the cover and check the lubricant
level.
Top up, if necessary.
Carefully replace the cover on the
lubrication hole.
