Truper ROTI-12AC, Manual

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9
Troubleshooting
Maintenance
• Keep the ventilation slots clean and free of obstructions
to guarantee the adequate cooling down of the motor.
• Inspect regularly all the assembly screws and double
check the correct tightness. If one of the screws is lose,
tighten immediately.
• Use a soft and clean cloth to clean the tool. Never use
alcohol or detergent. Disconnect the tool and remove the
battery before cleaning.
Service to the tool shall only be carried out in a
Authorized Service Center.
Maintenance and service carried out by non-certified
personnel may be dangerous and can cause personal
injuries and makes the Warranty void.
Cleansing and Care Service
The drill is losing
efficiency.
The trigger cannot be
pressed.
The trigger can be
pushed but the chuck
is not rotating.
The torque regulator
stops the operation.
The battery is leaking.
The battery is not
charging and the
charge level indicator
light is not on.
The drill gets hot
after long periods of
time.
The battery gets hot
during the job.
The battery gets hot
while charging.
The charger gets hot
while charging.
• Charge the battery.
• Move the rotation direction button to the rotation
or reverse position.
• Charge the battery.
• Adjust the regulator into a torque that allows to
work. Try with the next torque level.
• Clean immediately with water and soap the liquid
from your skin or clothes.
• Replace the battery immediately.
• Insert the charger connector correctly to the battery.
• Check the charger plug. It shall be well connected
into the power supply.
• Give the drill 5-minutes to cool-down.
• Stop the drill for a 5-minute span to allow the
battery to cool down.
Problem Solution
• Low battery.
• The rotation direction button is in the blocked
position.
• Low battery.
• The regulator is set in the wrong torque.
• A very small leak may be present in extreme
temperatures or after a rough work. This is
normal.
• Intense or very evident leaking is due to a
damaged battery.
• Battery is not correctly set in the charger.
• The charger is not connected correctly in the
power supply.
• This heating is normal because it absorbs the
energy from the motor cogs and the electricity
generated during the work.
• This is normal. The energy extracted from the
battery while the drill is running makes it hot.
• This is normal. It results from the chemical
reactions taking place inside the battery while
charging.
• This is normal. It results from the chemical
reactions taking place inside the battery while
charging.
Cause
Environmental protection
Power devices and batteries shall not be discarded with household garbage. Please hand over this tool and the battery
with the contacts insulated with electrical tape to a recycling facility. Verify the address of the nearest recycling site
closest to your community.
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