Super Ego DRILL-71 Manual De Instrucciones página 16

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Danger of burns!
The chuck may be very hot.
DDANGER!
- Place the drill chuck key (2) in one of the side holes (see ill.1) of the drill chuck (1) and turn the
drill chuck key (2) clockwise.
- Insert the designated drill into the drill chuck (1) opening
- Tighten the drill by turning the drill chuck key (2) counter-clockwise.
- Make sure that the drill fits correctly into the drill chuck (1). Loosen drills might cause accidents!
- Conduct a short test-run and make sure that the drill sits tightly even after a complete run.
Operation
Special safety advice
Special work advice
- Only connect the power plug with a socket when the power tool is turned off.
- Never use the power tool in a humid environment.
- Never place the drill chuck key (2) into the drill chuck (1) during operation.
- Attach drills and screws to the impact drill only when it is turned off.
- Keep the handles dry and free from oil and grease.
- Make sure that there is no water or electricity conduit behind the place to be drilled.
- Do not cover the ventilation slots to avoid an overheating of the power tool.
- If the motor has intensely overheated, allow it to run idle for 2 to 3 minutes on maximum rotation speed.
- If it is possible, fix the work piece on a workbench.
Drilling/impact drilling
Note:
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Conect electric power tools, which are to be used outdoors, to a residual current circuit
breaker.
When you would like to drill deep holes in hard materials, such as steel or tiles, we recommend that you first
pre-drill the hole with a small drill. Start drilling with a low rotation speed then change stepwise to a high
rotation speed. There is a better control of the drill and cracked drill holes are prevented.
For drilling/impact drilling the selector switch (4) needs to be set. Please make sure that it is only set when
the power tool is turned off.
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Always wear ear
protection!
Exposure to loud noise
can cause loss of
hearing.
Wear eye protection!
While working, sparks or
flying splinters, shavings and
dust can cause loss of vision.
Wear a dust mask!
While drilling concrete
and other materials
unhealthy dust might be
produced.
Wear protective cloths!
While working, flying
sparks and splinters
might cause injuries.