Neilsen CT0721, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Always make sure the power tool is
isolated from the power supply before
fitting any attachment
Moving the handle. See (Fig 1)
To change the handle from left to right. Place
handle to screw opening and turn clock wise to
tighten. Always make sure the handle is tight
before any job takes place as a loose handle
could invite injuries.
Turn left
Turn right
Fig 1
Switching the drill on/off
The drill has an On/Off switch (Fig 2) built in to
the handle. Holding the drill with both hands
simply squeeze the trigger and the motor will
start. To switch off release the trigger.
Trigger
switch
Fig 2
WARNING
The rotary hammer drill continues for a few
second after the trigger has been release, be
careful when putting it down.
Fitting a drill bit, chisel bit into the SDS
housing.
The bits have slots in the shank; these locate
with tabs in the drill. Grip and pull back the
black shrouding see (Fig 3) and insert the bit
you want to use, push the bit inwards until a
resistance is felt, it may be necessary to spin
the bit until the shaft drops completely in to
place. Once you are satisfied the bit has seated,
release the black shroud, this should lock the bit
into place.
Note
The bit will be gripped firmly by its shank and
will not be able to be removed, if the bit is not
located and can be removed, you must repeat
the procedure until it is lock in place.
Do not use the drill until you are satisfied
the bit is secured.
To remove the bit pull back the shroud and the
bit can be removed.
Fig
3
This rotary hammer drill does not have
reverse direction, so always take care not to
force the drill in case the drill bit gets stuck.
Always make sure you keep the drill going in
and out to remove debris to make sure the
drill does not get stuck.
This drill does not have torque facility. It is
not recommended to use screwdriver bits in
this drill as it could damage the screwdriver
head or bit and could cause serious injury
NOTE: Drilling at a slow drilling speed
for an extended period of time may
cause the drill motor to overheat. If the
drill gets hot, stop drilling and allow it
to cool for at least 15 minutes.
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