Narex ASR 14 ES, Оригинальное руководство по эксплуатации

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Technical Specification
Cordless impact wrench
Model ASR 14 ES
Voltage. . 14,4.V
Idle.speed:. . 0–.300.min
-1
Number.of.strokes. . 0–3.000.min
-1
Tightening.moment.max.:. . 06.Nm
Scope.of.application:
Metric.screws. . M10–M16
Wood.screws. . max.ø.8.mm
Drilling:. into.metal. max.ø.6.mm
. . into.wood. max.ø.10.mm
Spindle. . ½“.square
Weight.incl..accumulator. . 1.8.kg
Charger:
Model AN-UNI
Input.voltage. . 0–40.V
Frequency. . 50.Hz
Power.input. . 60.W
Output.voltage. . 16.4.V
Charging.current.Li-Ion/NiCd. . 4.A
Charge.time. . ca.50.min
Weight. . 0.66.kg
Class.of.protection. . II./.
Accumulator:
Model AP 14 LM
Voltage. . 14,4.V
Cell.type. . Li-Ion
Capacity. . .6.Ah
Temperature.of.charging. . 4.5–40.5.°C
Charge.time.(with.AN-UNI). ca.50.min
Monitor..of.the.temp.of.charging. thermistor
Weight. . 0.6.kg
Description:
1 .............Accumulator
2 .............Accumulator clamp
3 .............Switching-in push button with speed control
4 .............Reversing switch
5 .............Spindle – ½“ square
6 .............Light (LED)
7 .............Reducer
8 .............Charger LED
9 .............Charger
Scope of use
The Cordless impact wrenches are specified for screwing and for drilling into
metals, woods and plastics.
Using the supplied adapter (reducer) AD-ASR 14 E (7), it is possible to reduce
tool clamping on the spindle from ½“ square to ¼“ hexagon, thus extending
possibilities and scope of use of the device (e.g. in the building production).
Double insulation
To ensure maximum safety of the user, our tools are designed and built to
satisfy applicable European standards (EN standards). Tools with double in-
sulation are marked by the international symbol of a double square. These
tools must not be grounded and a two-wire cable is sufficient to supply them
with power. Tools are shielded in accordance with EN 55014.
Charging battery pack instructions
1. Make sure power circuit voltage is the same as that shown on the charg-
er specification plate. Connect charger (9) to power source. Red light
should light up. This indicates the charger is ready to begin charging.
2. Position the accumulator/battery pack (1) into the charger as far as the
stop, see the Fig. Orange light should light up or blink. That indicates
a NiCd/NiMH battery pack or a Li-Ion battery pack is inserted.
3. The red light will go out and the green light begins to blink, indicating
that the battery pack is receiving a “Fast Charge”.
4. After approximately 25–55 minutes (depending on battery pack type) the
battery pack is fully charged. The green light will become steady.
5. Take out the accumulator and disconnect the charger (unless you want
to charge another accumulator or let the accumulator in the slow charg-
ing mode before you will use it).
New accumulators:
During the first cycles of charging capacity of the new accumulator can be
lower than the rated value, namely due to the fact that chemical accumulator
composition has not been activated yet. This state is of temporary nature and
will be compensated after a few cycles of charging.
Note:
• The steady green light indicates that the battery pack is fully charged or
in slow charging mode to maintain battery pack charge level.
• Depending on room temperature, line voltage, and existing charge
level, initial battery charging may take longer than 25–55 minutes (de-
pending on battery pack type).
• Disconnect charger from power source when not in use.
Survey of charger LED signals:
orange LED signal meaning
is on intermittently Li-Ion battery pack is inserted
is on continuously NiCd or NiMH battery pack is inserted