What to do if my Workzone PT 150601 Rotary Hammer drill cannot be started?
If your Workzone Rotary Hammer drill won't start, it might not be properly connected to the power supply. Ensure the plug is fully inserted into the socket. Also, inspect the mains plug and cord for any damage. If you find any defects, have them replaced by a qualified workshop.
Why is my tool/chuck not rotating on my Workzone PT 150601?
If the tool or chuck on your Workzone Rotary Hammer isn't rotating, the selector switch for chiseling or drilling may not be set correctly. Make sure the selector switch is turned to the appropriate symbol.
What to do if the drill bit does not penetrate the material when drilling with my Workzone PT 150601 Rotary Hammer?
If the drill bit on your Workzone Rotary Hammer isn't penetrating the material, the hammer function may be deactivated, or you might be using the wrong type of drill bit. Ensure the hammer function is switched on. Use a masonry drill bit for hammer drilling. When drilling into metal, use a metal drill bit with the clamping chuck and switch the hammer function off.
What to do if the chisel is not moved when using my Workzone Rotary Hammer?
If the chisel isn't moving on your Workzone Rotary Hammer, the hammer function might be deactivated. Turn the hammer function on. Also, ensure that the selector switch for chiseling or drilling is set to the correct symbol.
Why does the chisel rotate when using my Workzone PT 150601 Rotary Hammer?
If the chisel rotates unexpectedly on your Workzone Rotary Hammer, it's likely that chiseling mode hasn't been properly selected. Ensure the selector switch for chiseling or drilling is set to the correct symbol.
Defines intended use, specifies unsuitable applications, and emphasizes safety.
Covers residual risks, workplace safety, electrical safety, and power tool general safety.
Focuses on user attentiveness, protective gear, and avoiding accidental activation.
Guidelines for operating the tool, ensuring proper maintenance, and service procedures.
Detailed safety advice for rotary hammer drills, including noise, dust, and jamming.
Warnings regarding children's safety and precautions to prevent damage to the drill.
Defines intended use, specifies unsuitable applications, and emphasizes safety.
Covers residual risks, workplace safety, electrical safety, and power tool general safety.
Focuses on user attentiveness, protective gear, and avoiding accidental activation.
Guidelines for operating the tool, ensuring proper maintenance, and service procedures.
Detailed safety advice for rotary hammer drills, including noise, dust, and jamming.
Warnings regarding children's safety and precautions to prevent damage to the drill.
General| Voltage | 230V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Power Input | 1500W |
| Impact Rate | 3900 bpm |
| Drilling Capacity in Concrete | 32mm |
| Chuck Type | SDS-Plus |
| No Load Speed | 800 rpm |
| Drilling Capacity (Steel) | 13mm |
| Drilling Capacity (Wood) | 40mm |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Impact Energy | 5 Joules |
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