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5. Hose connection
6. Setting screw for air flow
Supplied as standard
• Instructions for use
• Chipping hammer
• Retaining spring
• Chisel (5×)
• Plug-in coupling
• Lubricating oil
Operation
Check before switching on!
Check the safe condition of the product:
• Check whether there are any visible
defects.
• Check all parts to make sure that they fit
tightly.
• Check whether pressure has built up in
the compressed air system.
• Check whether the compress air connec-
tion and the pressure pipes are tight.
Compressed air supply
NOTICE! Risk of product damage!
Only operate the device with cleaned,
condensate-free and oil-atomised
compressed air.
• Fittings and hoses must be designed in
accordance with the pressure and the
required air quantity.
• Always use a compressed air mainte-
nance unit with a filter pressure reducer
and oil-mist lubricator.
– Remove the protective cap (7) (► P. 3,
fig. 2).
– Screw the plug-in coupling (8) into the
hose connection (5) (► P. 3, fig. 3).
– Plug the compressed air hose into the
plug-in coupling and allow to engage
firmly (► P. 3, fig. 4).
Mount the retaining spring
► P. 4, fig. 5
DANGER! Risk of injury! The
retainer spring prevents the inde-
pendent loosening of the tool from the
device.
Do not operate the product without
retaining spring!
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DANGER! Risk of injury! Before all
work on the device, disconnect the
compressed air supply.
– Screw the retaining spring (1) to the
device as depicted.
Insert the tool
► P. 4, fig. 6
DANGER! Risk of injury! Before all
work on the device, disconnect the
compressed air supply.
– Bend the front bracket of the retaining
spring (1) as depicted and hold.
– Push the tool (9) into the tool mount as far
as it will go and release the retaining
spring (1).
Chipping
– Make sure that the setting screw (6) is
fully open.
– Apply light pressure to the device to pre-
vent the device from making uncontrolled
movements.
– Switching on: Press the On-Off switch (4).
– Switching off: Release On-Off switch (4).
Note: Strong pressure on the device
does not increase efficiency.
Cleaning and maintenance
Cleaning and maintenance at a glance
Regularly, depending on the conditions of
use
What?
Clean the product.
Every 50 operating hours or every 3
months
(more often when operating in dusty envi-
ronments)
What?
Lubricate the de-
vice.
Maintenance
Fill with oil
DANGER! Risk of injury! Before all
work on the device, disconnect the
compressed air supply.
Note: For direct lubrication of the
device or for addition to the com-
pressed air maintenance unit we rec-
ommend motor oil SAE 10 or SAE 20.
How?
Wipe the device with
a slightly damp cloth.
How?
► Fill with oil – p. 26
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