Overview; Assembly - Metabo M 100 Notice Originale

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The surface for the electromagnet must be clean
and flat.
The magnet holding power depends on material
thickness and condition.
Paint, zinc and oxide layers reduce the magnet
holding power.
Do not expose the magnetic drill stand to rain and
do not use in wet or potentially explosive rooms.
Before any setting or maintenance work on the
drill, pull the drill plug from the socket of the
magnetic drill stand.
Caution! When the mains plug of the magnetic drill
stand is disconnected, the magnet loses its
holding power.
Observe the Operating Instructions of the drill.
At the socket (4), only connect drills with the
following current consumption:
at 110-120 V: maximum 12 ampere;
at 220-240 V: maximum 9 ampere.
Before use, always check that the eccentric (13) is
firmly clamped so that accidental displacement or
rotation of the upper section is not possible.
Wear protective goggles.
Danger - electrical voltage.
Danger - magnetic field.
Persons with pacemakers prohibited.

5 Overview

See page 3.
1 Snap hook of safety chain
2 Safety chain
3 Holding points
4 Drill socket
5 Slide plate
6 Threaded pins for adjusting backlash of the
side plate
7 Lever
8 Spindle
9 Switch for switching on the drill
10 Switch for switching off the drill
11 Switch for switching magnet on and off
12 Magnet block / Magnet
13 Eccentric
14 Screw for securing the drill
10
15 Holder for securing the drill
16 Clamping ring
17 Clamping ring screw
6 Commissioning
Before plugging in, check to see that the
rated mains voltage and mains frequency, as
specified on the rating label, match your power
supply.
Check the unit for possible damage: Before
using the unit, protective devices or slightly
damaged components must be carefully checked
for perfect and specified operation. Check that
moving parts are in perfect working order and do
not jam and check whether parts are damaged. All
parts must be correctly installed and fulfil all condi-
tions necessary to ensure perfect operation of the
unit. Damaged protective devices and parts must
be repaired or replaced according to specifica-
tions by an authorised specialist workshop.
6.1

Assembly

1. Screw the 3 levers (7) firmly into the spindle (8).
2. Inserting drill B 32/3:
- Unscrew additional handle from drill (observe
the Operating Instructions of the drill).
- Align the drill so that the thread (into which
the additional handle was screwed) faces the
holder (15).
- Insert the drill collar into the clamping ring
(16).
- Screw the drill with screw (14) onto holder
(15).
- Tighten screw (17) of clamping ring.
- Press switch (10) and set switch (11) to "0"
(so that the drill cannot start up).
- Insert mains plug of drill into socket (4) of
magnetic drill stand.
- Set continuous operation at the drill.
(Observe the Operating Instructions of the
drill).
6.2 Mains connection
The magnetic drill stand is in protection class I and
must therefore only be connected to sockets
earthed according to specifications.
If an extension cord is needed, it must be a three-
core lead with a protective (earth) contactor that is
properly connected to both the plug and the
coupler of the cord.
When working outdoors, only use the correspond-
ingly marked extension cable approved for this
purpose.
Regularly check extension cables and replace if
damaged.