Husqvarna DMS 240 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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Maria Byrd DVMAug 12, 2025
How to prevent the tube from being abraded on my Husqvarna Drill?
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  Kevin AndersonAug 13, 2025
  Abrasion of the tube in your Husqvarna Drill can occur for several reasons. The clamp may have too much free play, so adjust the clearance of the clamp properly. Alternatively, the bit, tube, or base might be loose; ensure you tighten them securely. A deformed bit can also cause abrasion, so replace the bit if necessary. Finally, if chips are not discharging well, increase the water pressure and volume to improve chip removal.
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flowersamberAug 16, 2025
What to do if the tube is ground down on Husqvarna DMS 240 Drill?
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  Tiffany JonesAug 17, 2025
  If the tube of your Husqvarna Drill is ground down, there are several potential causes. The clamp might have too much free play, requiring you to adjust the clamp clearance correctly. Alternatively, the drill bit, tube, or bottom plate could be loose, so tighten them safely. A damaged drill bit could also be the culprit, so replace it. Finally, if particles are not releasing correctly, increase the water pressure and volume.
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Anthony AbbottAug 20, 2025
What to do if the drill bit is blocked on Husqvarna DMS 240?
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  cantrellgeorgeAug 20, 2025
  If the drill bit of your Husqvarna Drill is blocked, it could be due to a stone or steel bar caught between the core and the drill bit. To resolve this, rotate the drill bit clockwise with a wrench while pulling out the feed lever. Be careful not to rotate it counterclockwise, as this could loosen the drill bit from the tube. Another cause could be that the bottom plate moves during operation, so reset the bottom plate and tighten it securely. Also, the clamp might have too much free play, requiring an adjustment of the clamp clearance. Lastly, the outer diameter of the bit might be the same as that of the tube, in which case you should replace the drill bit.
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Malik RogersAug 25, 2025
Why is my Husqvarna DMS 240 Drill drilling so slow?
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  Laura HardyAug 25, 2025
  If the drilling with your Husqvarna Drill is unusually slow, several factors could be at play. First, the bit might be worn out and require replacement. Alternatively, the bit may be clogged with chips; in this case, clean it with a wire brush and increase the water pressure. If the diamond is rounded, consider using a softer bond bit and apply more force on the handle. Lastly, if the drill is cutting reinforcing rods, ease up on the handle to prevent tripping the circuit breaker.
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Jeffrey CoffeyAug 28, 2025
What to do if the drill bit is stuck in my Husqvarna DMS 240 Drill?
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  Dana SingletonAug 28, 2025
  If the bit of your Husqvarna Drill gets stuck, it could be due to a few reasons. A stone or steel bar might be caught between the core and the bit. To resolve this, use a wrench to rotate the bit clockwise while backing out the handle. Be aware that rotating it counterclockwise may unscrew the bit from the tube. Another possibility is that the base wanders during drilling; if this occurs, reset the base and tighten it securely. Also, check if the clamp has too much free play, and if so, adjust the clamp's clearance properly. Finally, the bit’s outer diameter might be the same as the tube’s, requiring you to replace the bit.
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daviscraigAug 31, 2025
Why is my Husqvarna Drill operation unusually slow?
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  Neil ScottAug 31, 2025
  If the operation of your Husqvarna Drill is unusually slow, it could be due to several reasons. The drill bit may be worn out and require replacement. Alternatively, the drill bit might be clogged with particles; in this case, clean it with a wire brush and increase the water pressure. If you're using a diamond drill bit and it's rounded, switch to a softer bond drill bit and increase the force on the feed lever. Also, if the drill motor cuts a rebar, move the feed lever to prevent the residual-current device from releasing. Finally, check for metal powder in the waste water.
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Julie WilliamsSep 4, 2025
What to do if the drill bit is blocked in my Husqvarna DMS 240 Drill?
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  Alice JonesSep 4, 2025
  If the drill bit of your Husqvarna Drill is blocked, it could be due to a few reasons. A stone or steel bar might be caught between the core and the drill bit; try rotating the drill bit clockwise with a wrench while pulling out the feed lever to release it. Note that rotating it counterclockwise can loosen the drill bit from the tube. Another cause might be that the bottom plate moves during operation; in that case, reset the bottom plate and tighten it securely. Also, the clamp may have too much free play; adjust the clamp clearance correctly. Finally, the outer diameter of the bit may be the same as that of the tube, requiring a replacement of the drill bit.
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nealdavidSep 8, 2025
Why is the tube ground down on my Husqvarna DMS 240?
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  Patrick WaltersSep 8, 2025
  If the tube of your Husqvarna Drill is ground down, it could be due to several reasons. The clamp may have too much free play, so adjust the clamp clearance correctly. Also, the drill bit, tube, or bottom plate might be loose; tighten them safely. Another reason could be that the drill bit is damaged, requiring a replacement. Finally, particles may not be releasing correctly, so increase water pressure and volume.

Husqvarna DMS 240 Specifications

General

Voltage	230 V
Drill bit diameter, max	250 mm
Weight	1.2 kg
Spindle speed full load	580/1400/2900 rpm
Spindle speed gear 1	580 rpm
Spindle speed gear 2	1400 rpm
Spindle speed gear 3	2900 rpm
Water cooling	Yes
Power	2.4 kW