Raider RDP-HD31H, User Manual

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which will then be drilling to the desired size. This will prevent overloading the drill. Drilling
deep holes should be done gradually, as periodically removed from the drill hole to remove
chips or dust. If during drilling to drill block up in holes, you should exclude drill. Use a change
of direction of rotation to remove the drill from the hole. Drill must be kept in alignment with
the hole. Ideally, the drill should be placed perpendicular to the surface of the material being
processed. If the condition for perpendicularity is not respected at work can lead to trapped or
breakage in drill hole and injury to the user.
Make periodic breaks at work.
Keep and refer to the accessories carefully.
Do not throw the tool, do not overload, do not soak in water and other liquids do not use it
for mixing adhesives and concrete coatings.
6. Service and support.
6.1. Striking drill does not require additional lubrication or special maintenance. There are
no parts requiring maintenance by the user. Never use water or any liquid chemical cleaning
drill. It should only be wiped with a piece of dry tissue. Should always be stored in a dry place
and ventilation holes in the body of the drill to be free.
6.2. Replacing carbon brushes. Worn-out (shorter than 5 mm), up or broken engine
carbon brushes should be replaced. Always replace both brushes simultaneously. Work on
replacement of carbon brushes entrusted only to qualified person with original spare parts in
service of business RAIDER.
6.3. The repair of your power is best carried out only by qualified specialists in workshops
RAIDER, which used only original spare parts. Thus ensuring their safe operation.
7. Environmental protection.
In view of environmental power tools, additional accessories and packaging must be
subjected to appropriate processing for reuse of the information contained in these
materials.
Do not dispose of household waste power tools! Under the EU Directive 2012/19/ЕС on
scrapped electrical and electronic equipment and promoting law and national power tools,
which can not be used more, must be collected separately and be subjected to appropriate
processing for recovery of contained therein scrap.