Raider RDI-HD49, User Manual

Page: 10 / 96

10 www.raider.bg
1.4.1. Do not force the power tool. Use the correct power tool for your application. The correct power tool will do
the job better and safer at the rate for which it was designed.
1.4.2. Do not use the power tool if the switch does not turn it on and off. Any power tool that cannot be controlled
with the switch is dangerous and must be repaired.
1.4.3. Before you modify the settings of the hammer drill, working to replace instruments and ancillary devices,
and for a long time when you will not use the hammer drill, unplug the plug from the supply network. This measure
eliminates the danger of triggering of the hammer drill inadvertently.
1.4.4. Keep striking drill in places where they could not be reached by children. Do not let it be used by
persons who are not familiar with how to work with it and have not read those instructions. When in the hands of
inexperienced users, the hammer drill can be extremely dangerous.
1.4.5. Keep your shock drill carefully. Check whether the mobile units operate impeccable, whether it spells, if
there is broken or damaged item which distort or alter the functions of the hammer drill. Before using the hammer
drill, make sure that the damaged parts to be repaired. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained power
tools and appliances.
1.4.6. Keep your cutting tools well sharpened and always clean. Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp
edges have less resistance and working with them easier.
1.4.7. Use the hammer drill, attachment, working tools, etc., according to the manufacturer’s instructions. In
doing so must comply with specific operating conditions and operations to perform. Using a drill striking than those
provided by the manufacturer applications increases the risk of accidents.
1.5. Hammer drill safety warnings.
Wear ear protectors. Exposure to noise can cause hearing loss.
Use auxiliary handle. Loss of control can cause personal injury.
1.5.1. Do not use additional devices which are not recommended by the manufacturer for this particular power.
The fact that you can attach to specified device or machine working tool does not ensure safe working with him.
1.5.2. Work with personal protective equipment. Work with face mask, eye protection or goggles. If necessary,
work with breathing mask, earmuffs (hearing protectors), work shoes or special apron that protects you from work
to dislodge small particles. Your eyes must be protected from flying into the working area particles. Dust mask or a
breathing filter dust arising from work. If you are exposed for long periods of loud noise, this can lead to hearing loss.
1.5.3. If you perform activities which threaten to fall working tool of hidden wires under tension or affect the
power cord, hold power tool only electric insulated handles. When entering the working tool in contact with the
wires under tension, it is transmitted through the metal details of the hammer drill and this may lead to electric shock.
1.5.4. Keep the power cord a safe distance from rotating work tools. If you lose control over the hammer drill,
the cable can be cut or fascinated by the working tool and it can cause injuries.
1.5.5. Never leave the hammer drill, before working tools to completely stop its rotation. Rotary tool can touch
the object, resulting in losing control over the hammer drill.
1.5.6. Regularly clean your vent striking drill.
1.5.7. Do not use the hammer drill near flammable materials. Flying sparks can cause the ignition of such
materials.
1.5.8. Never put your hands near the rotary working tools.
1.5.9. Use appropriate instruments to find any hidden beneath the surface pipelines, or contact the appropriate
local supply company. Into contact with the wires under tension can cause fire or electric shock. Pipeline damage
can lead to explosion. Deterioration of water has the effect of major material damage and may cause electric shock.
1.5.10. If the supply voltage is interrupted (e.g. due to blackouts, or if the plug is removed from contact) unblock
the trigger switch and place it in position “off”. This will prevent uncontrolled inclusion of the hammer drill.
1.5.11. During operation keep striking drill firmly with both hands and lend a stable position of the body. With
both hands striking drill is kept more secure.
1.5.12. Provide workpiece.
Detail, and attach with appropriate appliances or braces is anchored more firmly and securely than if you hold
it by hand.
1.5.13. Keep your workplace clean.
Mixtures of different materials are particularly hazardous. Fine shavings from light metals can be self ignite or
explode.
1.5.14. Do not use the hammer drill, where the power cord is damaged. If during operation the cable is
damaged, do not touch. Immediately disconnect the plug from the outlet.
Damaged power cables increase the risk of electric shock.