Valex T910, Translation Of The Original Operating Instructions

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! ! WARNING! The drill is suitable for drilling
metal, wood, plastic and brick and for tightening
screws. It is prohibited to use dangerous mate-
rials in environments with risk of fire/explosion.
The drill is intended for DIY and not profes-
sional use.
Any use other than the one indicated is impro-
per, dangerous and will invalidate the warranty.
These instructions contain information deemed
necessary for proper use, knowledge and standard
tool maintenance. They do not include information
on drilling and screwing techniques; the user can
find additional information in specific books or pu-
blications or by attending special training courses.
DESCRIPTION OF MARKS AND SYMBOLS
(FIG. B)
Carefully observe the symbols in fig.B and
memorise the respective meaning. Correct
interpretation of the symbols allows safer use
of the machine.
1 Technical data
2 Double electric insulation
3 CE conformity mark
4 Manufacturing serial number
V volts
Hz hertz
~ alternating current
A Ampere
W watts
kg kilograms
n
O
no-load speed
mm millimetres
s second
min
-1
R.P.M.
dB decibel
double electric insulation
COMPONENTS (FIG. A)
Refer to fig. A and the following figures, attached
to these instructions.
1 Chuck
2 Drilling/percussion switch
3 Rotation direction switch
4 Maximum speed regulator
5 Start/stop switch and electronic speed
modulator
6 Retainer button
7 Main handle
8 Depth limit
9 Side handle
12 Power supply plug and cable
13 Key holder
INSTALLATION
! ! IMPORTANT! The manufacturer is not
liable for any direct and/or indirect damage
caused by incorrect connections.
! ! IMPORTANT! Before carrying out the fol-
lowing operations, make sure that the plug is
disconnected from the mains.
TRANSPORT
Always use the packaging or case (when provi-
ded) when transporting the tool; this will protect
it from impact, dust and humidity which can
compromise normal operation.
MOVING
Grasp the hand grip firmly (pos.7) without pres-
sing the switch and after use rest it on its side
without banging it.
STARTING UP
When choosing where to use the electrical tool,
the following should be considered:
- that the place is not damp and is protected
from the elements.
- that there should be a large operational area
free from obstacles.
- that there is good lighting.
- that it needs to be used close to the general
differential switch (for the battery charger).
- that the power supply system is earthed and
conforms to the standards (only if the electrical
tool is class 1, which is equipped with a plug
with earth cable).
- that the room temperature should be between
10° and 35° C.
- that the environment is not in a flammable/
explosive atmosphere.
Take out the machine tool and components and
visually check that they are perfectly intact; then
proceed to thoroughly clean them in order to
remove any protective oils used for transport.
SIDE HANDLE ASSEMBLY
Slide the side handle support into the chuck