SIOUX D Serie Instrucciones Y Lista De Piezas página 2

Improperly repaired tools perform unpredictably.
Repair tools at an Authorized Sioux Service Center.
Tools that perform unpredictably can cause injury.
Tools left connected to the air supply can start unexpectedly.
Always remove tool from air supply and activate trigger to bleed air line before making any adjustments, changing accessories, or doing any
maintenance or service on tool. Make it a habit to check to see that all adjusting keys and wrenches have been removed from tool before turning it on.
Tools starting unexpectedly and flying keys and wrenches can cause injury.
Working in poorly lit areas makes it hard to see hazards.
Keep work area well lit.
Poorly lit work areas can cause injury.
Children are attracted to work areas.
Keep children away. All visitors must keep a safe distance away from work area.
Children in work areas can be injured.
Unauthorized or untrained personnel can misuse unattended tools.
Store idle tools in a dry, high or locked-up place, out of the reach of children.
Misused tools can cause injury.
Tools with the actuator left in the "ON" position when an unexpected air pressure loss occurs can start unexpectedly when the air pressure is restored.
Release the actuator if an unexpected loss of air pressure occurs.
Unexpected tool starts can cause injury.
Tools with the actuator left in the "on" position can cause unexpected starts when the tool is connected to the air supply.
Be sure actuator is off before hooking up air.
Unexpected starts can cause injury.
The use of any accessory with this tool not provided or specified by Sioux Tools can perform unpredictably.
Use only accessories provided or specified by Sioux Tools.
Tools that perform unpredictably can cause injury.
When disposing of a tool, do it in a way that does not harm personnel or the environment.
INTENDED USE
This tool is intended to be used with drill bits for drilling holes in wood, metal and other materials.
GENERAL OPERATION
This tool is equipped with a teasing throttle. By slightly depressing the trigger the chuck will rotate slowly. This is useful for starting a drill bit without first spotting with a punch. The tool will run at maximum
speed when the trigger is fully depressed.
REVERSE OPERATION
On a reversible drill, the spindle rotation is controlled by the button on the top rear of the tool. Press button down for reverse.
AIR SUPPLY
The efficiency and life of this tool depend on the proper supply of clean, dry air at a maximum of 90 PSI. The use of an air line filter, pressure regulator, and lubricator is recommended.
Before connecting to tools, blow out the air line to remove water and dirt that may have accumulated.
HOSE AND HOSE CONNECTIONS
The air supply hose recommended is 3/8" (10mm) I.D. If an extension hose is necessary, use 1/2" (13mm) ID hose with couplings not less than 3/8" (10mm) I.D.
LUBRICATION
For maximum performance and tool life, an air line lubricator, set to deliver 2 drops per minute, is recommended. SIOUX No. 288 Air Motor Oil is recommended. If an airline lubrication is not used, it is
recommended that the tool be oiled daily before use to improve performance. Add 2-4 drops of air motor oil and run the tool for 10-20 seconds to distribute oil through the tool.
Lubricate the gears through the grease fitting with Sioux 1232A grease after 100 hours of operation.
MAINTENANCE
Water, dust and other airline contaminants can cause rust and vane sticking. For long periods between tool use, flush the tool with a few drops of oil and run for 10 seconds. This will help remove
contaminants and reduce the formation of rust.
Catalog Noise* (Tested in accordance with ISO Standard 15744)
Number
*Sound Pressure (dBA)
1410B
DR1412
DR1414
DR1416
1420
DR1422
1410R
1412R
1410T
DR1412T
DR1414T
DR1416T
1406B
1409B
1411B
Form ZCE814
WARNING
Disconnect tool from air supply before performing any adjustment, maintenance, or repair.
NOISE AND VIBRATION READINGS
*Sound Power (dBA)
Vibration* (Tested in accordance with
Uncertainty (dBA) *Vibration m/s^2
2
ISO Standard 28927-5:2009)
Uncertainty m/s^2
2014November12/C
Date