What to do if my FERREX Rotary Hammer drill won't start?
If your FERREX Rotary Hammer drill doesn't start, it might not be properly connected to the mains. Ensure the mains plug is fully inserted into the socket. Also, check the mains plug and cord for any damage; if damaged, have them replaced by a qualified workshop.
Why is my FERREX Rotary Hammer tool/chuck not rotating?
If the tool or chuck on your FERREX Rotary Hammer isn't rotating, the selector switch may not be set correctly. Press the release button and turn the selector switch to the symbol indicating 'Drilling without the hammer function' or 'Hammer drilling'.
What to do if the chisel on my FERREX Rotary Hammer is rotating?
If the chisel on your FERREX Rotary Hammer is rotating when it shouldn't be, it means chiselling mode has not been selected. Press the release button and turn the selector switch to the symbol indicating 'Chiselling'.
What to do if the drill bit of my FERREX Rotary Hammer doesn't penetrate the material?
If the drill bit on your FERREX Rotary Hammer isn't penetrating the material, the hammer function might be deactivated, or you may be using the wrong drill bit. Press the release button and turn the selector switch to the symbol indicating 'Hammer drilling'. Use a rock drill bit for hammer drilling, or use the keyed chuck and a metal drill to drill into metal after switching the hammer function off.
What to do if the chisel on my FERREX Rotary Hammer is not moving?
If the chisel on your FERREX Rotary Hammer is not moving, the hammer function might be deactivated. Press the release button and turn the selector switch to the symbol indicating 'Chiselling'.
Lists and identifies all parts of the rotary hammer drill and included accessories.
Instructions on how to read, store, and handle the user manual for proper use and reference.
Explanation of various symbols used in the manual and on the product for user understanding.
Details the different warning symbols and their meanings to ensure user safety.
Defines the correct applications and intended purposes for the rotary hammer drill.
Lists applications and actions that are considered improper and potentially dangerous.
Identifies potential risks that remain even with proper use, such as entanglement or vibration.
Covers essential safety precautions applicable to all power tools, including work area and electrical safety.
Provides crucial personal safety measures, including alertness, PPE, and proper handling.
Details best practices for using and maintaining the power tool to ensure safety and longevity.
Guidance on servicing the power tool and using only identical replacement parts.
Highlights safety precautions specific to rotary hammer drills, including noise and handling.
Provides supplementary safety advice, including warnings about electric shock and securing workpieces.
Instructions for checking the tool and package contents for damage or completeness upon receipt.
Step-by-step guide on how to correctly insert drill bits and chisels into the tool holder.
Instructions on how to safely remove tools from the chuck, with and without a keyed chuck.
Guide to mounting and adjusting the depth stop for precise drilling depth control.
Instructions for correctly mounting and positioning the extra handle for optimal control.
Explains how to turn the tool on/off and adjust the motor speed using the speed control.
Details on how to switch between different operating modes like drilling, hammer drilling, and chiselling.
Specific instructions for using the drill function without the hammer action, e.g., for wood or metal.
Guidance for performing hammer drilling in concrete, masonry, and hard stone.
Instructions for using the tool for chiselling tasks, including angle adjustment and proper technique.
Procedures for regularly checking the tool's condition, switches, cord, and vents.
Instructions on how to clean the rotary hammer drill safely using appropriate materials.
Advice on properly cleaning and storing the rotary hammer drill and accessories.
Recommendations for transporting the rotary hammer drill using the storage case and securing it.
Guidelines for disposing of packaging materials like cardboard and plastic responsibly.
Instructions for the proper disposal of the rotary hammer drill as WEEE waste.
General| Voltage | 230-240V |
|---|---|
| Input Power | 1500W |
| Chuck Type | SDS-Plus |
| Drilling Capacity in Concrete | 32 mm |
| Drilling Capacity in Steel | 13 mm |
| Drilling Capacity in Wood | 40 mm |
| No Load Speed | 800 rpm |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Impact Rate | 3900 bpm |
| Impact Energy | 5 Joules |
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