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Summarization of Contents
Risk Control When Using Pneumatic Tools
Risk of injury in head and eyes
Compressed air can expel objects, causing injuries. Attachments may detach and project particles.
Risk of explosion
Incorrect handling of pneumatic equipment pressure may cause an explosion and severe injuries.
Risk of hearing loss
Long exposure to noise from pneumatic tools can cause permanent hearing loss.
Risk of inhaling particles
Abrasive tools generate dust and particles that damage lungs and respiratory system.
Risk of electric shock
Pneumatic tools lack electric insulation; contact with electricity can cause fatal electrocution.
Risk of damaging the tool
Forcing tools, lack of lubrication, or improper use can damage the tool and void warranty.
Assembly
Auxiliary Handle Set Up
Steps to attach and position the auxiliary handle on the drill head mount.
Bit Installation
Procedure for inserting and securing a drill bit into the chuck using the key.
Start Up
Air Intake Connection
Steps to connect the air hose to the tool, including adapter and quick coupling.
Turning On
Procedure for starting the compressor and regulating pressure before operating the tool.
Rotation Direction
How to select forward (F) or reverse (R) rotation using the selector.
Operation
Steps for drilling, including marking, positioning, applying pressure, and retrieving the bit.
Maintenance
Lubrication
Importance of constant lubrication, using the filter-oiler system, and occasional greasing.
Service
Requirement for servicing by authorized centers every 3 months and warranty void if not followed.
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