Parts List; Technical Data; Safety; Proper Use - Parkside PBH 1500 F6 Original Instructions Manual

Parts list

1
Housing cover for lubrication
2
ON / OFF Switch
3
Function selector switch
4
Unlocking mechanism for drilling / hammer
drilling / chiselling
5
Anti- vibration handle
6
Speed control
7
GREEN LED Indicator
8
RED LED indicator
9
Additional handle
10
Tool holder
1 1 Locking sleeve
12
Depth stop locking latch
13
Keyed chuck
14
Chuck key
15 Depth stop
16
Key for lubrication of the housing cover
17 Accessories (suitable for use with SDS+
system)
- 1 pointed chisel
- 1 flat chisel
- 3 drill bits (12, 16 & 18 mm)

2. Technical data

Model No.:
Mains connection
Rated power
No-load speed
Blows per minute
Impact energy
Chuck
Keyed chuck
Max drilling
capacity
Protection class
06
PBH 1500 F6
230 V ~ / 50 Hz
1500 W
0 - 800 rpm
0 - 3900 bpm
5.0 Joule
Chuck suitable for use
with SDS+ system
1.5 -13 mm
32 mm (concrete)
32 mm (brickwork)
13 mm (steel)
40 mm (wood)
II

3. Safety

Proper use

This drill is exclusively designed for private use
and for hobby and DIY projects for the following
purposes:
Drilling:
- Drilling metal, wood and plastic.
Hammer drilling:
- Drilling concrete, stone, granite, brickwork and
similar materials.
Chiselling:
- Chiselling brickwork and masonry.
The hammer drill has to be used properly as
specified. Any other use is forbidden. The
manufacturer cannot be held responsible for
damage or injury caused by use the machine for
other than its intended purpose.
Only accessories which are suitable for the drill
may be used. Non-observance of the safety,
assembly and operating instructions while
operating the appliance counts as misuse.
Anyone who operates or services the drill must be
familiar with these instructions and must be aware
of possible dangers. Any applicable health and
safety regulations must also be followed.
Any other applicable local and national
legislation must also be followed. The drill may
not be modified. The manufacturer can accept
no responsibility for damage or injury caused by
modifications to the drill.
The drill has not been designed for professional,
trade or industrial use, but for private users in the
hobby and DIY sector.
Any other use of the product is expressly
forbidden and is considered as misuse.

Residual risks

Residual risks cannot be completely ruled out
even in case of proper use. Due to the nature of
the drill, the following dangers may arise:
- Burns from coming into contact with hot parts
of the hammer drill or workpiece.
- Harmful emissions of dust in poorly ventilated
spaces or inadequate extraction in closed
rooms.
- Injury and property damage caused by parts
flung out or tool attachment breakage.