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Summarization of Contents
General Safety Warnings
Work Area Safety
Maintain a clean, well-lit work area and keep bystanders at a safe distance.
Electrical Safety
Use correct plugs, avoid grounded surfaces, protect from moisture, and handle cords with care.
Personal Safety
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent accidental starts, dress appropriately, and use dust extraction.
Tool Use and Care
Do not force the tool, use the right tool, check switch function, disconnect before adjustments, and store properly.
Service and Maintenance Safety
Ensure repairs are done by authorized centers with genuine parts for safety and warranty.
Drill and Hammer Drill Safety
Choosing the Right Bit
Select appropriate SDS-PLUS or shank bits for the material and avoid exceeding tool capacity.
Pre-Operation Checks
Assess the job, check safety rules. Fit bit, remove wrench. Check walls for utilities. Ensure switch is OFF.
Safe Operation Practices
Use auxiliary handles, hold firmly, do not force, turn off if stuck, use both hands, relax force during exit, avoid hot parts.
Product Preparation
Parts Identification
Diagram identifying key components of the rotary hammer.
Auxiliary Handle and Depth Control Rod Assembly
Step-by-step guide for attaching the auxiliary handle and depth control rod.
Bit and Accessory Installation/Removal
Procedure for cleaning, lubricating, and securely fitting or removing bits and accessories.
Depth Control Rod Adjustment
Adjusting the depth rod for precise drilling depth by loosening and tightening a knob.
Getting Started
Turning ON and Operation Control
Connecting to power, starting/stopping with trigger, and adjusting speed using the selector.
Operation Mode Selection
Select mode (Drill, Hammer Drill, Chiseling) using function selectors. Avoid changing while motor is running.
Drilling Different Materials
Using a 3-jaw chuck with SDS adapter for wood/metal/plastic. Proper installation and usage precautions.
Specific Operation Modes
Guidelines for Percussion Drill and Chiselling/Carving/Demolition operations.
Operational Accessories and Features
Use of the Dust Guard
Attaching the dust guard to bits for overhead drilling to prevent dust exposure.
Overload Brake Function
Explanation of the overload brake that stops the tool if the accessory gets stuck.
Additional Operational Information
Notes on SDS accessory centering, break-in period, and positioning the bit before starting.
Maintenance and Service
Cleaning and Care
Maintain motor cooling by cleaning slots. Regularly inspect and tighten assembly screws.
Authorized Service Requirements
All service must be performed by TRUPER Authorized Service Centers to ensure safety and warranty.
Lubrication Procedures
Transmission lubrication required periodically. User should add grease as specified for heavy use or weak impact.
Carbon Brush Replacement
Periodic inspection and replacement of carbon brushes by authorized technicians using original spare parts.
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