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If the mains cable is damaged, it may be replaced only with a mains cable of the same
type.
6.1
Switch off the tool immediately in the case of:
Interruption in the mains plug or mains cable or damaged mains cable.
Defective switch.
Smoke or odour of scorched insulation.
7 ASSEMBLY (FIG. B)
Place the baseplate (13) in the correct position.
Fasten the column (11) to the baseplate with the bolts provided (12).
Now slide the bench holder (10) with the bench over the column (11). With the mounting
handle (6) the bench is fastened in the desired position.
Now you can assemble the tool casing (7) and lock with the locking pins (8).
Since the drill spindle is greased at the factory, it is advisable to let the tool run tool for
approximately 15 minutes at the lowest speed.
Before you push the chuck with pin (9) into the drill spindle, the inside of
the chuck must be completely grease-free!
7.1
Setting up the bench drill
The drill must be mounted on a fixed base prior use.
A baseplate (13) has therefore been provided with drilling holes. By means of screws the
baseplate can be fixed to the base in this place. If it is mounted on a wooden board, the
washers on the opposite side must be large enough so that the bolts are not pushed into the
wood and the tool cannot become loose.
The mounting screws must not be tightened so much as to cause tension
or deformation in the baseplate. If the tension is too high there is a risk of
breakage.
7.2
Speed of the drill spindle fig. C
The drill spindle speed can be adjusted by repositioning the V-belt in the belt drive. The tool
has a safety catch switch that switches the tool off automatically when the casing is opened.
The V-belt is moved as follows:
Open the V-belt cover (14) by loosening the screw on the right side of the cover.
Loosen the mounting button (18) and slide the motor in the direction of the tool head thus
releasing the V-belt.
Move the V-belt in accordance with the table located on the inside of the V-belt cover.
Draw the V-belt taut again by pushing the motor plate (17) to the back. Then attach the
tensioning device with the mounting button (18).
Close the V-belt cover and the tool is again ready for use.
Keep the V-belt cover closed during use.
7.3
Fig. C & d
If you have moved the V-belt, you must tighten it again by means of the motor plate (17) with
the mounting button (18). The tension is correct when the V-belt has approximately 1 cm slack.
The motor pulley must be aligned horizontally to prevent premature wear and loosening of the
V-belt.
To do this slide the motor pulley (15) along the motor axle after loosening the socket head
screw.
