910212- Battery Powered Rail Drill
racinerailroad.com
racinerailroad.co.uk
6.2023 Rev.1
Original Instructions
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Section 4: Maintenance
It is highly recommended to practice regular check-ups and maintenance in accordance
with the usage frequency to keep your tool in better condition and reduces total running
costs.
1. After the job is done, clean the drill and keep in a clean place.
Anti-rust oil can be applied to the surface
.
2. Use a new drill bit when the old drill is worn out or damaged
。
3. Turn OFF the battery and removed it from the drill when doing maintenance or repair.
4. Use a grease gun to add grease to the grease (FT-3004) hole every six months.
5. Add oil (75W-90) to the oil injection hole.
A. Grease Hole
B. Oil Injection Hole
C. Oil Spill Hole
Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Resolution
The motor does not start
properly
The battery is out of charge
Recharge the battery
Drill bit damage
Overload
Put drill force evenly
A damaged drill bit was used
Change to a new drill bit
The drill is not clamped
properly
Adjust and reset up the drill
Storage
1. If not being used for an extended period of time, remove the socket from the machine
and stored it separately.
2. Apply anti-rust oil on the surface of the machine and keep it in a ventilated, dry,
corrosive, gas-free environment.
3. After the job is completed, remove the battery from the machine and store separately.
4. Charge the battery with 50% ~ 80% of the power and stored in a dry and cool
environment (refrigeration conditions are more effective).
5. Charged the battery every 2 months to help to avoid irreversible battery capacity loss
due to self-discharge and long term storage.
