Silverline 266595 Original Instructions Manual Download

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Original Instructions

Included accessories (not shown):

Blow moulded case

Intended Use

Portable light-duty mains powered power drill optimally designed for drilling masonry and
breaking light masonry. It is also capable of drilling wood and metal with the supplied
standard chuck with SDS Plus connector.

Unpacking Your Tool

• Carefully unpack and inspect your new sander. Familiarise yourself with all its features

and functions

• Ensure that all parts of the tool are present and in good condition. If any parts are

missing or damaged, have such parts replaced before attempting to use this tool

Before Use

WARNING:

Ensure the tool is disconnected from the power supply before attaching or

changing any accessories, or making any adjustments.

WARNING:

ALWAYS wear eye protection, adequate respiratory and hearing protection,

as well as suitable gloves, when working with this tool.

SDS Plus Chuck Operation

Note:

The SDS Plus system allows the bit to move slightly within the chuck when inserted

correctly. The SDS Plus drill or chisel bit does not lock in position like a conventional chuck

1. To fit a bit to the machine, first grease the tail end of the bit. Pull back the Chuck

Protective Cover (2) and hold. Push and rotate the bit into the SDS Plus Chuck (11),
as far as it will go. Release the Chuck Protective Cover

2. The bit should now be locked into the machine, check by pulling the bit. If the bit can

be removed, repeat the above procedure until the bit is held securely

3. Remove a bit from the chuck by pulling the Chuck Protective Cover back, and

holding. The bit can then be removed from the drill

Note:

The Dust Guard (12) should be fitted to the drill or chisel bit to prevent debris and

dust entering the chuck. This is especially important when the drill is used at a raised angle
when working on walls or ceilings. For larger drill bits it may need to be fitted before the
bit is fitted in the chuck

Operation

Drill mode selection

• The drill can be used in either hammer drill mode

(for masonry work) or

conventional rotary drill mode

(for wood, metal etc)

• To select hammer drilling mode

, rotate the Mode Selector (3) to the ‘B’ position

• To select rotary drilling mode

, rotate the Mode Selector to the ‘A’ position

• Do not attempt to move the Mode Selector whilst the drill is running
• Do not attempt to operate the drill with the Mode Selector lever in-between each setting

Chisel mode selection

Note:

The drill can be used in either hammer mode

or free rotation hammer mode

Hammer mode keeps the orientation of the chisel in the same direction in use whereas free
rotation hammer mode allows the chisel to rotate in use. More precise breaking of masonry
material may benefit from hammer mode. General breaking of material may benefit from
free rotation hammer mode as the blade will strike the material at different angles

1. To select non-rotation mode

, turn the Mode Selector (3) to the ‘D’ position

2. To select free-rotation mode

, turn the Mode Selector to the ‘C’ position

• Do not attempt to move the Mode Selector whilst the drill is running
• Do not attempt to operate the drill with the Mode Selector lever in-between each setting

Auxiliary handle

•  The Auxiliary Handle (10) should always be used when operating the drill
•  Always hold the drill firmly using both hands
•  The Auxiliary Handle position can be adjusted as required to suit the task to be

performed

• Rotate the Auxiliary Handle grip to alter the handle or Depth Rod (1) position

Direction control

WARNING:

NEVER change the direction of rotation while the tool is running. This may

cause permanent damage to the tool.
•  The direction of rotation can be set using the Forward/Reverse Switch (5)
•  For anti-clockwise rotation, push the switch to the right
•  For clockwise rotation, push the switch to the left

Switching on and off

On/off trigger switch

1. To activate the drill, squeeze the On/Off Trigger Switch (7)
2. To stop the drill, release the On/Off Trigger Switch

Note:

The maximum speed of the drill is governed by the Variable Speed Control (9). Take

time adjusting to make sure the maximum speed is correctly set before use

Note:

The drill can be locked into the on position by pressing the Lock-On Button (8) after

depressing the On/Off Trigger Switch. Press the On/Off Trigger Switch again to release the
Lock-On Button and turn off the drill

WARNING:

The Lock-On Button should only be used for Drill Mode (A)

Drilling concrete

1. Using Hammer Drill Mode (B)

and rotation mode

, apply pressure to the

rear of the drill in line with the drill bit

2. For efficient drilling, it is advisable to use TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) drill bits.

Ensure that the drill bit size is within the maximum capacity of the drill

3. Do not apply too much pressure if debris blocks the drill hole. Run the drill slowly,

and remove the bit from the hole. Repeat until hole is cleared

Chiselling

WARNING:

An SDS Plus Drill with a fitted chisel is not a viable alternative to a

professional breaker. Do not use this tool for breaking up patios, paths or other areas of
thick concrete. Always consider the force required to break up different materials. If the
chisel fails to break the material stop using it immediately. The chisel striking a surface it
cannot break or requires repeated strikes at the same point to break will damage the chisel
tip and the internal parts of the SDS drill.

WARNING:

Always make sure the Motor Vents (4) are kept clean of dust and debris in use

to prevent damage to the motor and incorrect operation.
• Using Hammer Mode (D)

or Free Rotation Hammer Mode

, apply pressure to

the rear of the drill in line with the chisel

• Be aware that when chiselling, there is a high risk of chips and other waste being

ejected from the work

Depth Rod

Chuck Protective Cover

Mode Selector

Motor Vents