Dartek PED 02-10, Инструкция по эксплуатации товара

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10. In the workplaces such as boilers, metal containers
and pipelines, class III tools should be used or
Class II tools of residual current operated
protective device with a rated residual current of no
more than 30mA should be set in the electrical
circuit.
11. Safety isolation transformers for class III tools,
residual current operated protective devices for
class II tools, and power control boxes and power
couplers for class II and III tools must be placed
outside the workplace. When operating in a narrow
workplace, someone should be guarded outside.
12. In working environments such as hot, humid, rain
and snow, tools with corresponding protection
levels should be used.
13. The green/yellow two-color wire in the power cord
of class I tools can only be used as a protective
earthing conductor (PE) under any circumstances.
14. The power cord of the tool shall not be arbitrarily
extended or replaced. When the power supply is
far away from the tool and the power cord is not
enough, a coupler should be used for connection.
15. The plug and socket of the tool should be wired
correctly according to the regulations, and the
protective earth electrode in the plug and socket
can only be connected to the protective earthing
conductor (PE) separately under any circumstanc-
es. It is strictly forbidden to directly connect the
protective earth electrode with the working neutral
wire with a wire in the plug and socket.
16. Protective devices (such as shield, covers, etc.) of
dangerous moving parts and components of tools
must not be disassembled arbitrarily.
This product is a hand-held electric drill powered by a
single-phase series motor.
This product is suitable for drilling metal, plastic, wood
and other similar materials under general environmen-
tal conditions.
The performance and specifications of this product are
shown in the table below:
Note: The manufacturer reserves the right to change
specifications without notice.
Note:
Be sure to turn off the tool power switch and pull out
the plug before installing or removing the drill bit
Note:
Before connecting power supply to the tool, make
sure to check whether the trigger switch operates
normally and whether it can return to the "OFF"
position after releasing it.
Loosen the drill chuck by hand and insert the drill bit
into it. After tightening the drill chuck by hands, insert
the drill chuck key into three holes one by one, and
tighten it clockwise. To remove the drill bit, just insert
the key into one of the holes and loosen it counter-
clockwise.
Drill Chuck Key
Drill Chuck
Installation or removal of drill bit
Operation of switch
Model
Rated voltage
Rated frequency
Rated input power
Net weight
No-load speed
Steel
PED 02-10
220V
～
50Hz/60Hz
450W
0-3500r/min
10mm
25mm
1.3kg
Wood
Maximum
capacity for
drilling hole
1. Perform impact operation with earmuffs. Exposure
to noise can lead to hearing loss.
2. Use auxiliary handle. Loss of control can cause
personal injury.
Note: This warning only applies to tools with
auxiliary handles.
3. Tools should be properly supported before use. Due
to the large output torque of the tool, it will lose
control and cause personal injury if there is no
proper support during operation.
4. When operating in the condition that the drilling
accessory may touch the hidden wire or its own
wire, the tool should be held through the insulating
grip surface. When the drilling accessory touches a
live wire, the exposed metal parts of the tool will be
charged and the operator will receive an electric
shock.
5. For stirrers, do not turn the tool on and off unless the
stirring device is located in the mixing material.
Failure to do so will result in loss of control and
personal injury.
Send your electric tools to professional maintenance
center and use the same spare parts for repairs. This
will ensure the safety of the electric tools being
repaired.
e) Repair
Electric Drill Safety Warning
Usage and Specification
Operating Instruction