Parkside PBH 1500 F6, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Safety instructions for hammers
1) Wear ear protection.
Noise can
cause loss of hearing.
2) Use the auxiliary handles
supplied with the machine.
Loss of control over the machine
can lead to injury.
3) Hold the tool by its insulated
gripping surfaces only when
performing an operation
where the drill bit may contact
hidden wiring or its own cord.
Cutting accessory contacting a
„live“ wire may make exposed
metal parts of the power tool „live“
and shock the operator.
Additional safety instructions for
hammers
1) Wear a suitable dust mask.
2) Massive torque can be
exerted on the drill bit at hole
breakthrough and especially
if the drill bit jams or seizes in
the hole. Always grip the machine
with two hands and to maintain a
secure stance.
3) Consider the possibility that
the bit could snap or that the
workpiece could slip or move
suddenly; adopt a stance such
that it does not lead to injury.
4) Dill bits become extremely
hot during operation. Avoid
touching the bit and make sure that
the drill is left in a safe place after
finishing work.
5) Ensure that there are no
power lines, water pipes or
waste pipes under the surface
before drilling a wall, floor or
ceiling.
Checking the drill and pack
contents
4. Before Use
WARNING!
Disconnect the machine from the
mains before performing any
maintenance or adjustments.
• Take the drill and accessories out of the
packaging.
• Check if the delivery is complete (see section
“SCOPE OF DELIVERY / DESCRIPTION OF
PARTS”).
• Check if the drill or the accessories are
damaged.
• Do not use the drill if it is damaged or parts
are missing. Contact the manufacturer via the
service centre.
Mounting the additional handle
(Fig. A)
WARNING!
Only use the drill with the additional
handle.
The additional handle
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gives
you more control when guiding the drill.
• Slide the additional handle with the round
opening over the chuck on the clamping neck
of the hammer drill.
• Position the handle by rotating it around the
clamping neck, so you can work comfortably.
• Tighten the additional handle by rotating
the lower part of the handle in clockwise
direction.
• To loosen the additional handle again, or to
change the position, proceed in reverse order.
Inserting the tools (Fig. B, C)
NOTE!
Ensure that the tool shaft and the
tool holder are free from dust and
lightly grease the shaft before
inserting it into the chuck. This
extends the lifetime of the chuck
and the machine.