Product Specification; Charging The Batteries - Ryobi CRH-180RE User Manual

CRH-240RE 3/09/03
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RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION
Ensure that the connection between the battery
charger and battery is correctly positioned and is
not obstructed by foreign bodies.
Keep battery charger slot free of foreign objects
and protect against dirt and humidity. Store in a
dry and frost-free place.
When the battery is outside the battery charger,
cover battery terminals to avoid short circuits
from metal objects. Danger of fire or explosion
results when shorted by metal object!
Do not charge batteries of other manufactures.
Only use genuine RYOBI accessories.
Observe notes on environmental protection.
When drilling or screwing in walls, they must be
checked for hidden electric cables or water and
gas pipes with a detector.
Do not work with materials containing asbestos!
Do not drill holes into the housing to label the
machine. The protective insulation will be bridged.
Please use self-adhesive labels.
Protect the cables of the battery charger from
sharps edges. Damaged cables must be replaced
immediately by one of our service depots.
For safety reasons, work only with the auxiliary
handle mounted.
Wear protective glasses, hearing protection,
protective gloves and steady shoes.
When the drill unexpectedly jams, the machine
kicks back. Therefore, always take a secure stand
and hold the machine firmly with both hands.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Motor 18 V
No load speed 0 - 900 min
Hammer blows (under load) 0 - 4680 bpm
Impact energy 2 J
Drill dia.:
wood 20 mm
steel 13 mm
concrete
(hammer drilling) 20 mm
Recommended hammer
drilling range 4 - 14 mm
Connection type SDS-plus
Weight (with battery pack) 3.8 kg
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24 V
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0 - 1000 min
0 - 5200 bpm
2 J
20 mm
13 mm
20 mm
4 - 14 mm
SDS-plus
4 kg
DK N FIN GR H
Battery Pack
1.7 Ah BPS-1817
2.0 Ah -
Universal Charger MSBC-2400 (9,6 V - 24 V)
Rating 230-240 V, 50 Hz, AC
FEATURES
Fig. 1
A. Tool holder
B. Dust protection cap
C. Unlocking collar
D. Drilling/Hammer drilling selector
E. Ventilation slots
F. Variable switch
G. Rotational direction switch
H. Unlocking button
I. Battery
J. Auxiliary handle
K. Depth stop
Fig. 2
A. Battery charging unit
B. Battery charging groove
C. Yellow light
D. Red light
E. Green light
F. Battery
Fig. 3
A. Chuck adaptor
B. Chuck
Accessories illustrated or described are not always
included as standard delivery items.

CHARGING THE BATTERIES

The rated voltage of the battery must agree with the
value on the machine.
The batteries are not charged. They therefore have to
be charged before use.
A new battery develops full power only after it has been
subjected to approx. 5 charging and discharging cycles.
The maximum service life of the batteries is attained if
you charge these at an ambient temperature of
between +5 °C and max. +45 °C.
If the battery is not within the permitted loading
temperature range (aprrox. +5 °C and +45 °C) charging
time is extended by the cooling or warm up time.
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