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General| Brand | Wacker Neuson |
|---|---|
| Model | EH 25 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of warning symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, and instruction symbols.
Information on how to find your local Wacker Neuson representative or dealer.
Notes that the manual covers a product range and figures may differ from your specific machine.
Details on identifying your machine, including nameplate location and data.
Covers core safety principles, warnings against modifications, liability exclusions, and manual handling.
Details personnel qualifications, company responsibilities, local regulations, work practices, and required protective gear.
Encompasses hazards like noise, transport, electrical issues, environment, hot/moving parts, and safe operating/maintenance procedures.
Ensure all labels are legible and replace missing or illegible ones.
Indicates that item numbers for labels can be found in the parts book.
Advises wearing PPE (ear/eye protection) and reading the manual before startup.
Indicates the guaranteed sound power level (LWA) of the machine.
Cautionary label warning of hot surfaces on the machine.
General warning label, often multilingual, indicating potential hazards.
Lists the items included in the machine's scope of delivery: machine, manual, parts book, safety info.
States that the machine should only be used as intended, referring to Safety/Proper Use.
Explains the principle of operation: electric motor, pneumatic percussion system, and piston movement.
Identifies key components of the electric hammer, including handles, switch, and tool holder.
Describes the function of the tool holder, which is to secure the tool.
Explains that the supplementary handle simplifies tilted work and recommends its use for carrying.
Steps before transport: unplug, cool down, remove tool, wind cable.
Instructions for lifting, placing, and securing the machine on a transport vehicle.
Checks before starting: machine components for damage, mains voltage, and power distribution protection.
General notes and properties of tools suitable for use with the machine.
Step-by-step guide for inserting and removing tools, including CAUTION for hot parts.
Connecting to AC power, checking voltage, and using extension cables safely.
Guidance on using machine weight, applying pressure, and achieving optimal performance.
Instructions for holding the machine, positioning the tool, and processing material safely.
Specific considerations for breaking off edges, emphasizing vertical stability.
Procedure for safely switching off and decommissioning the machine.
Specifies that maintenance can be performed by responsible users or trained personnel.
Table outlining daily, every 20 hours, and monthly maintenance tasks.
Safety warning for maintenance work, emphasizing disconnecting power before starting.
Benefits of performing maintenance in a workshop: protection, clean surface, better overview.
Warning about damaged parts/cables causing injury; inspect all parts and components.
Procedure for cleaning the machine after use, including ventilation slots and housing.
Instructions for lubricating the zerk fitting, including using special lubricants.
Procedure to check for wear in the tool holder by measuring tool play.
Table listing common malfunctions, their causes (e.g., power cable, excess temperature), and remedies.
Guidelines for disposing of WEEE-compliant equipment in EU and non-EU countries.
Details the transport truck accessory, its components, and proper use for carrying hammers.
Procedure for safely placing the hammer on the transport truck, including CAUTION about stability.
Specifications for the EH 25 model, including dimensions, weight, voltage, power, and noise levels.
Specifications for the EH 65 model, including dimensions, weight, voltage, power, and noise levels.
Specifications for the EH 75 model, including dimensions, weight, voltage, power, and noise levels.
Table detailing required cross-section area of extension cables based on machine model, voltage, and length.
Defines class ratings for electrical equipment safety, related to avoiding electrocution.
Explains IP codes for electrical equipment, detailing protection against foreign objects and water.
Details the manufacturer, product type, conformity assessment, and relevant standards.
Information regarding the authorization to apply certification marks, including applicant and manufacturer details.
Lists the UL and CSA standards to which the electric hammer models were tested.
Confirms the product as an electric hammer and lists the certified Wacker Neuson models.
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