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Keep work area clean, well-lit, and free from distractions for accident prevention.
Ensure proper grounding, avoid wet conditions, and protect power cords from damage.
Stay alert, use safety equipment, avoid accidental starts, and dress appropriately.
Use correct tools, maintain them properly, and disconnect before adjustments.
Have tools serviced by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Use auxiliary handles for control and hold by insulated gripping surfaces.
Wear ear protection for noise and keep hands away from moving parts.
Maintain labels and be aware of potential chemical exposure risks.
Connect three-prong plugs to properly grounded outlets for shock prevention.
Tools with two-prong plugs are double insulated and do not require grounding.
Use outdoor-rated cords, ensure good condition, and protect from damage.
Select appropriate wire gauge based on amperage and extension cord length.
Clean and lubricate bits before inserting into the SDS drive system for proper function.
Loosen, rotate, and tighten the side handle for a secure and comfortable grip.
Adjust the depth gauge rod to set the desired drilling depth accurately.
Warm up the tool in cold temperatures by running it briefly to loosen lubrication.
Position tool, grasp handles firmly, pull trigger, and use moderate pressure.
Use the switch to control clockwise or counterclockwise rotation direction.
Control drilling speed by adjusting pressure applied to the trigger.
Instructions for drilling large holes using core bits and adapter.
Perform regular inspections and return tool for scheduled service checks.
Clean vents and tool body using mild soap and a damp cloth.
Return damaged tools to an authorized service center for all repairs.
Use only specifically recommended accessories to ensure tool safety and performance.
Details the exclusive five-year limited warranty for tool defects in material/workmanship.
Contact information and website for US service, sales support, and technical questions.
Contact information and website for Canadian service, sales support, and technical questions.
Contact information and website for Mexican service, sales support, and technical questions.
Keep work area clean, well-lit, and free from distractions for accident prevention.
Ensure proper grounding, avoid wet conditions, and protect power cords from damage.
Stay alert, use safety equipment, avoid accidental starts, and dress appropriately.
Use correct tools, maintain them properly, and disconnect before adjustments.
Have tools serviced by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Use auxiliary handles for control and hold by insulated gripping surfaces.
Wear ear protection for noise and keep hands away from moving parts.
Maintain labels and be aware of potential chemical exposure risks.
Connect three-prong plugs to properly grounded outlets for shock prevention.
Tools with two-prong plugs are double insulated and do not require grounding.
Use outdoor-rated cords, ensure good condition, and protect from damage.
Select appropriate wire gauge based on amperage and extension cord length.
Clean and lubricate bits before inserting into the SDS drive system for proper function.
Loosen, rotate, and tighten the side handle for a secure and comfortable grip.
Adjust the depth gauge rod to set the desired drilling depth accurately.
Warm up the tool in cold temperatures by running it briefly to loosen lubrication.
Position tool, grasp handles firmly, pull trigger, and use moderate pressure.
Use the switch to control clockwise or counterclockwise rotation direction.
Control drilling speed by adjusting pressure applied to the trigger.
Instructions for drilling large holes using core bits and adapter.
Perform regular inspections and return tool for scheduled service checks.
Clean vents and tool body using mild soap and a damp cloth.
Return damaged tools to an authorized service center for all repairs.
Use only specifically recommended accessories to ensure tool safety and performance.
Details the exclusive five-year limited warranty for tool defects in material/workmanship.
Contact information and website for US service, sales support, and technical questions.
Contact information and website for Canadian service, sales support, and technical questions.
Contact information and website for Mexican service, sales support, and technical questions.
General| Type | Rotary Hammer |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 120V |
| Chuck Type | SDS-Plus |
| Cord Length | 8 ft |
| Tool Length | 12.5" |
| Solid Bit Capacity | 5/8 inch |
