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On/Off Switch (Fig. E)
WARNING: Whenever the machine is running, keep both
hands securely on the machine.
• To switch the machine on, press the dual action switch
forward then down. It can take up to five seconds before the
machine starts once the dual action switch is engaged.
• To switch the machine off, press the stop "O" button
Once the machine is shuts off, it may take a moment to
settle. The user should wait a short period of time before
switching the machine on again.
Speed Controls (Fig. A, E)
The speed of the machine can be controlled by the speed
selection button.
Pressing the high speed button
machine. Pressing the low speed button
speed of the machine.
The speed control panel has a hot motor warning
the center and a low speed indicator
selection button.
• low speed indicator constantly illuminated: low speed
/slow.
• hot motor warning constantly illuminated: Machine
is not able to run due to hot motor. Allow the machine time
to cool down.
• hot motor warning blinking: This indicates to the user
that they are now running tool at own risk. Extensive use
from this point on can cause motor damage. Machine needs
to go to service as soon as possible.
Setting the Working Height of the Guide Bar
(Fig. A, F)
Using the rammer with the guide bar set out of the optimal
working position can increase hand/arm vibration. This must
be considered when determining the exposure period.
• Loosen the screws
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up and down. Do not take them completely out.
• Set the working height by raising or lowering the guide
bar
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• Tighten the screws
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Rate of Advance (Fig. A, G)
• The rate of advance can be influenced in two ways:
• By changing the tilt:
‑ Forward tilt = forward quickly.
‑ Rearward tilt = forward slowly.
• By putting weight on the guide bar:
‑ No weight = forward slowly.
‑ Heavy weight = forward quickly.
• Switch speeds from low to high using the low speed
and high speed
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buttons.
Parking the Rammer (Fig. I, J)
• If possible, park the machine on a level, firm surface (Fig I).
• Before leaving the machine, secure the machine to prevent
it from tilting over.
• If the machine is left unattended, the machine shall be
locked against unauthorized use by removing the battery or
locking the dual action switch
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increases the speed of the
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decreases the
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in the speed
enough so that the bracket moves
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(Fig. J).
Transporting and Loading (Fig. K–M)
WARNING: The machine is heavy. Do not lift by hand.
DANGER: Death hazard from suspended load! The
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machine is heavy, 143 lbs (65 kg) without battery. Improperly
transporting the machine can cause it to fall and injure people.
• Always shut off the motor when loading and transporting.
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• Secure the machine to prevent it from tilting or slipping.
• Persons may not go near hanging loads or stand under
hanging loads or ride on a hanging load.
• Ensure that no persons will be endangered.
• Only use sufficiently strong and secure loading ramps
when loading.
• The machine may swing when suspended.
• Check the contact points (frame, lifting rings) before use for
damage and wear. Immediately replace damaged parts.
• Secure the machine against rolling or slipping off and
against tipping over.
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• When loading, lashing down and lifting the machine always
use the provided lifting points.
To transport the machine or lift it with a crane, do as follows:
1. Always remove the battery before loading and transport.
2. Make sure that the motor has cooled and the battery has
been removed.
3. Hang the crane hook
point
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4. Load the machine onto the transport vehicle.
5. Remove the crane hook from the designated lifting point.
6. Secure the machine to the transport lugs with straps and
load it correctly.
a. After loading the rammer on the vehicle, lay the machine
down on its side, and tie it down through the guide bar
and handle.
b. Strong metal parts on the rammer can be used for
tying. Do not use the belt where any wiring or plastic parts
are stressed.
c. It is the responsibility of the transporter to choose
sufficient methods for securing the product.
7. At the destination, loosen the transport locks.
8. Hang the crane hooks into the designated lifting point.
9. Lift the machine with a crane and unload it.
10. Place the machine on a level floor and prepare it
for operation.
Transport over Short Distances (Fig. K)
Over short distances, transport the rammer using the
rollers
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Pull the rammer by using the transportation handle
rolling on the rollers.
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MAINTENANCE
WARNING: To reduce the risk of serious personal
injury, turn unit off and remove the battery pack
before making any adjustments or removing/installing
attachments or accessories. An accidental start‑up can
cause injury.
Your D
WALT power tool has been designed to operate
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over a long period of time with a minimum of maintenance.
Continuous satisfactory operation depends upon proper tool
care and regular cleaning.
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from the designated lifting
, with the motor shut off.
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