2
3
GB
GB
used for di
ff
erent applica
tions,with
di
ff
erent accessories or poorly maintained
,the
vibra
tion
emission may
di
ff
er.
This m
a
y signifi
cantly incr
ease the
exposure level ov
er the
total
w
orking period.
An es
tim
a
tion
of
the
level of exposure to vibra
tion
should
also take into account
the
times
when
the
tool is
s
wi
t
ched
o
ff
or
when
it is running but not actually doing
the
job.
This
may
signifi
cantly reduce
the
exposure
level ov
er the
total
w
orking period.
Maint
ain the
t
ool and the accessories,
k
eep hands warm,o
rganise
w
ork pa
tt
erns.
APPLICATION
This
tool is intended for impact drilling in concret
e,
brick and stone as
w
ell as for lig
h
t
chiseling
w
ork; for
drilling in
wood, m
etal and plas
tic as w
ell as for scre
wdriving specific accessories should be used.
are devoted to con
tinuously
improving and perfec
tin
g t
he
exis
tin
g products.
The
refor
e,
the
t
echni
cal performance and design concept of products may vary
without
any prior
notice;
our apology
for any possible incurrence of inconvenience t
h
erefrom. Read and follo
w
t
h
e opera
ti
ng instru
cti
ons and
safety informa
tion b
efore using f
or the fi
rs
t time. S
av
e this manual.
WARNING
Remove t
he
plug from t
he
socket before carrying out any adjustmen
t,
servicing or maintenance. Read all
safety
w
arnings and all instruc
tions.
Failure to follo
w
t
he
w
arnings and instruc
tions
may result in electric
shock,
fi
re and/or serious injury. Make sure
the
voltage corresponds to
the
type label on
the
unit. Packing
materials are no toy
s! Child
ren must not pla
y with pla
s
tic bags! Dan
ger of su
ff
oca
tion!
The p
o
w
er tool noise
output may exceed 85dB(A) a
t the workplace. In this in
st
ance, w
ear ear prot
ection.
GENERAL SAFETY
Read all safety warnings and all ins
tructions.
Failure to follo
w
the
w
arnings and ins
tructions
may result in
electric shock, fi
re and/or serious injury.
Save all warnings and ins
tructions
f
or futu
re refer
ence.
The
term “po
w
er tool” in t
he
w
arnings refers to your mains-operated (corded) po
w
er tool or ba
tt
ery-
operated (cordless) po
w
er tool.
1) W
ork a
rea safety
a) Keep w
ork a
rea clean and w
ell lit.
Clu
tt
ered or dark areas invite accidents.
b)
Do
not
ope
rate p
o
wer t
ools
in e
xplosi
ve a
tmosphe
res,
such
as in
the
presence
of
flammable
liquids,
g
ases or du
s
t.
Po
w
er tools create spark
s which m
ay ignit
e the du
st or fumes.
c) Keep
child
ren and bystanders away
while
ope
ra
ting
a p
o
wer t
ool.
Di
str
actions
can cause you to lose
control.
2) Electrical safety
a) P
o
wer t
ool
plugs must mat
ch
the
outl
et
.
Never
modi
fy
the
plug in any way
.
Do
not
use any adapter
plugs
with
earthed
(gr
ounded)
p
o
wer t
ool
s
.
Unm
odified
plugs and matc
hing
outlets
will
reduce risk of
electric shock.
b) Av
oi
d b
ody
c
o
ntact wit
h
eart
he
d
or
gr
ounded
surfaces, su
ch
as pipes, radiat
o
rs, ranges and
refrigerat
o
r
s.
The
re is an incr
eased risk of electric shock if
y
our body is earthed or g
rounded.
c)
Do
not
e
xpose
p
o
wer t
ools
t
o
rain
or
wet c
onditions.
Water entering a po
w
er tool
will
increase
the
risk
of electric shock.
d)
Do
not
abuse
the
c
o
r
d.
Never use
the
c
o
rd f
or
carrying, pulling
or
unplugging
the
p
o
wer t
ool.
Keep
c
o
rd away fr
om
he
at,
oil,
sharp
edges and m
o
ving
parts.
Dama
ged or entangled cords increase
the
risk of
electric shock.
e)
When
ope
ra
ting
a p
o
wer t
ool
ou
t
doo
rs, use an ext
ension
c
o
rd suitable f
or
ou
t
door
use.
Use of a cord
suitable for outdoor use r
educes the risk of electric shock.
f) If
ope
ra
ting
a p
o
wer t
ool
in a damp
lo
ca
tion
is unav
oidable,
use a residual current device (RCD)
pr
o
tected supply
.
Use of an R
CD
r
educes the risk of electric shock.
3) Per
sonal s
afety
a) Stay alert, wat
ch
wh
at y
ou
are
doin
g and use c
ommon
sense
when
ope
ra
ting
a p
o
wer t
ool.
Do
not
use
a p
o
wer t
ool
w
hil
e y
ou
are
ti
red
o
r under
th
e in
flu
ence
o
f drugs, alc
ohol
or
medica
tion.
A moment of
ina
tt
en
tion while ope
ra
ting p
o
w
er tools may result in serious personal injury.
b) Use pers
onal
pr
o
t
ecti
ve equipmen
t.
Always wear eye pr
o
t
ection.
Protec
ti
ve equipment suc
h
as dust
mas
k,
non-skid safety s
hoe
s
,
ha
rd
h
a
t,
or
hearing
prot
ection
used for appropriate c
ondition
s
will
reduce
personal injuries.
c) Prevent uninten
tional
st
arting.
Ensure
the
swit
ch
is in
the
off
-
position
bef
o
re c
onnectin
g t
o
p
o
wer
sou
rce and/
or
ba
tt
ery
pack,
picking
up
or
carrying
the
t
ool.
Carrying po
w
er tools
with
your
fin
ger on
the
s
wi
t
ch or ene
rgising po
w
er t
ools th
a
t h
av
e the
s
wi
t
ch on i
nvites accidents.
d) Rem
o
ve any adjus
ting
k
ey
or
wr
ench
bef
o
re turning
the
p
o
wer t
ool
on.
A
w
r
ench
or a key le
ft
a
ttached
to a rota
ting
part of
the
po
w
er tool may result in personal injury.
e)
Do
not
o
verr
each.
Keep pr
oper
f
ooting
and balance a
t all times.
This enables b
e
tt
er contr
ol of the p
o
w
er tool in unexpected situa
tions.
f) Dress pr
operl
y
.
Do
not
wear
loose
clothing
or
jewellery
.
Keep y
our
hai
r,
clothing
and gl
o
ves away fr
om
m
oving parts.
Loose clothes, j
e
w
eller
y or long hair
can be caug
h
t in moving parts.
g) If devices are pr
o
vided f
or
the
c
onnection
of
dust extr
action
and c
ollection
f
acilities,
ensure
these
are
c
onnec
ted and pr
operly used.
Use of dust c
ollection
can reduce dust-relat
ed ha
zards.
4) P
o
wer t
ool use and
care
a)
Do
not
f
o
rce
the
p
o
wer t
ool.
Use
the
c
or
rect p
o
wer t
ool
f
or
y
our
applica
tion.
The
correct po
w
er tool
will do the job b
e
tt
er and safer a
t the
rate f
or which it w
as designed.
b) D
o
not
use
th
e p
o
wer t
ool
if
th
e switc
h
do
es
not
turn it
on
and
off.
Any po
w
er tool t
h
at cannot
be controlled
wi
t
h
t
he
s
wi
t
ch
is dangerous and must be repaired.
c) Disc
onnect
the
plug fr
om
th
e
p
o
wer
sou
rce and/
o
r
th
e ba
tt
ery pac
k
fr
o
m
th
e p
o
wer t
ool
bef
o
re m
akin
g any adjustments, c
han
ging
accessories,
or
st
oring
p
o
wer t
ools.
Such
preven
ti
ve safety measures reduce
the
risk of st
arting
the
po
w
er
tool accidentally.
d) St
o
re idle p
o
wer t
ools out of
the
r
each
of
child
ren
and do
not allo
w per
sons
unf
amiliar with the
p
o
wer
t
ool
or
these
ins
tructions
t
o
ope
rate
the
p
o
wer t
ool.
Po
w
er tools are dangerous in
the
hands
of untrained
users.
e) Maintain p
o
wer t
ools.
Check
f
or
misalignment
or
binding
of
m
o
ving parts, brea
k
age
of
parts and any
other
c
ondition
t
h
at may a
ff
ect
the
p
o
wer t
ool
’s
ope
ra
tion.
If damaged,
h
ave
the
p
o
wer t
ool
repaired
bef
o
r
e use.
Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained po
w
er tools.
f) Keep cu
tting
t
ools
sharp
and
clean.
Properly maintained cu
tting
tools
with
sharp
cu
tting
edges are less
likely to bind and are easier to control.
g) Use
th
e p
o
wer t
oo
l, access
or
ies and t
oo
l bits et
c.
in acc
o
rdance w
ith
th
ese instruc
tio
ns, t
akin
g int
o
acc
ou
n
t the
w
orking
c
onditions and the
w
ork
t
o be per
f
ormed.
Use of the p
o
w
er tool for opera
tions diff
erent fr
om those i
ntended could r
esult in a ha
zardous situa
tion.
5) Service
a) Have y
our
p
o
wer t
ool
serviced by a
qualified
repair per
son
using
only
iden
ti
cal replacement
parts.
This
will ensu
r
e th
a
t the s
afe
ty of the p
o
w
er tool is maintained.
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
•
Wear ear pr
o
tect
o
r
s with
r
o
tar
y hammer (
e
xposu
re t
o noise
can c
ause hearing loss)
•Use auxilia
r
y handles supplied with the
t
ool (loss of
c
o
ntr
ol
can cause per
sonal inju
ry)
•
Avoid damag
e th
at can be caused by scre
ws, nails and other eleme
nts in your
w
ork piece; remove
themb
efore you start
w
orking
•Alw
ays k
eep the
cord a
w
ay from mo
ving parts of the
tool
•Secu
r
e the w
ork piece (a
work piece clamped with clamping d
e
vices or in a vice is held mo
re securely
than
b
y hand)
•When
you put a
w
a
y the
t
ool,
s
wi
t
ch off the mo
tor and ensur
e th
at all mo
ving parts h
ave come to
acomplete stands
till
•Use
completely unrolled and safe extension cor
ds with a
capacity of 16 Amps (U.K. 13 Amps)
•In
case of electric
al or mechani
c
al malfunction, immedi
ately s
wi
t
ch off the
tool and disc
onnect the plug
•M
axpro can assur
e fl
a
wless functioning of the
t
ool only when the
correct accessories ar
e used which
canbe obtained from your MAXPRO dealer
•Use only accessories with an all
o
w
able speed mat
ching
at leas
t the highe
s
t no-load speed of the
tool