What to do if my Makita DHR242 Power Tool has unusual dust emission?
If your Makita Power Tool is emitting an unusual amount of dust, it could be due to a full dust container. Try emptying the dust container. Alternatively, the sealing cap might be worn or damaged, in which case you should replace it.
General| Power source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Battery voltage | 18 V |
| Impact rate | 4700 bpm |
| Impact energy (max) | 2 J |
| Drilling diameter in wood (max) | 27 mm |
| Drilling diameter in steel (max) | 13 mm |
| Drilling diameter in concrete (max) | 24 mm |
| Soft grip | Yes |
| Product color | Black, Blue |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 3300 g |
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Technical specifications for drilling capacities in concrete, steel, and wood.
Guidance for EU countries on proper disposal of electrical equipment and battery packs.
Recommendation to wear hearing protection due to noise levels.
The tool's purpose for hammer drilling, drilling, and chiselling various materials.
Details the typical A-weighted noise levels for models DHR242 and DHR243.
Provides vibration emission values for different work modes for models DHR242 and DHR243.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe work environment to prevent accidents.
Precautions to avoid electric shock when using power tools.
Measures to protect the operator from injury during tool operation.
Guidelines for proper operation, maintenance, and storage of power tools.
Instructions for charging, using, and storing battery packs safely.
Recommendations for tool servicing and keeping handles clean.
Emphasizes wearing ear protection and using auxiliary handles for safety.
Advises on PPE and ensuring the bit is properly secured before use.
Key warnings about handling, charging, and storing battery cartridges.
Specific instructions to prevent shorting battery terminals and causing hazards.
Advice on optimal charging procedures to prolong battery life and performance.
Step-by-step guide on how to install and remove the battery cartridge safely.
Explains the system that automatically cuts off power to protect the battery.
Describes how to operate the main switch and the reversing switch for tool control.
Instructions on how to remove the SDS-plus quick change chuck.
Guide on attaching the quick change drill chuck to the tool.
How to set the tool for drilling with hammering action.
How to set the tool for drilling without hammering.
How to set the tool for chiselling or demolition work.
Explains the function of the torque limiter and its limitations.
Instructions on how to attach and position the auxiliary side grip for safe operation.
Guidance on applying bit grease for smooth operation and longevity.
Steps for securely installing and removing bits from the chuck.
How to set the angle for the bit when in chipping, scaling, or demolition modes.
Guide on using the depth gauge for drilling uniform depth holes.
Instructions for attaching the dust cup to prevent dust during overhead drilling.
Detailed steps for performing hammer drilling operations safely and effectively.
Using the optional blow-out bulb to clean dust from drilled holes.
How to operate the tool for chipping, scaling, or demolition tasks.
Instructions for drilling wood or metal using appropriate chucks.
Safety guidelines for performing inspection or maintenance on the tool.
List of recommended accessories and attachments for use with the tool.
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