User manual BOSCH PSB 700-2 RE

[. . . ] Failure to follow the warnings and instructions may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious injury. The term "power tool" in the warnings refers to your mains-operated (corded) power tool or battery-operated (cordless) power tool. B) Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres, such as in the presence of flammable liquids, gases or dust. unmodified plugs and matching outlets will reduce risk of electric shock. [. . . ] We declare under our sole responsibility that the product described under "Technical Data" is in conformity with the following standards or standardization documents: EN 60745 according to the provisions of the directives 89/336/EEC, 98/37/EC (until Dec. Impact Drill Article number Rated power input Output power No-load speed ­ 1st gear ­ 2nd gear Impact rate Rated torque (1st/2nd gear/position "S") Torque at max. Chuck clamping range Weight according to EPTA-Procedure 01/2003 Protection class PSB 700-2 RE PSB 780-2 RE PSB 800-2 RA PSB 1000-2 RCA PSB 1000-2 RCE 3 603 A72 5. For lower voltage and models for specific countries, these values can vary. Use the dust/chip extraction only when working concrete, brick and brickwork. Pay attention that the extraction device faces flush against the workpiece or the wall. When using the extraction device, always work with the maximum speed. After reaching the desired drilling depth, pull the drill bit out of the drill hole first and then switch off the impact drill. The dust protection ring 17 can wear, especially when working with large drill-bit diameters. Adjusting the Drilling Depth (see figure C) With the extraction device mounted, the drilling depth "X" can be adjusted. insert a drill bit into the drill chuck and clamp the drill bit as described in Chapter "Changing the Tool". Rotate the set collar for the depth stop 13 downward until it can be moved alongside the telescopic guide 14. Place the machine, without switching it on, firmly against the edge of the surface to be drilled until the drill bit protrudes out of the extraction device by the length of the required drilling depth "X". Slide the set collar for the depth stop 13 until it faces against the auxiliary handle 12 and rotate the set collar upward in order to lock the determined distance. Mounting the Extraction Device (see figure A) Depending on the desired working manner, tilt the adapter 18 rightwards (right-hand operation) or leftwards (left-hand operation) to the stop and slide the telescopic guide 14 into the corresponding holder of the auxiliary handle 12. Loosen the wing bolt 19 and place the auxiliary handle 12 with the mounted extraction device onto the spindle collar of the impact drill in such a manner that the adapter 18 engages into the corresponding opening below the keyless chuck. Cleaning the Extraction Device (see figure B) Slide the locking latch 20 upward or empty the dust collector 16 before placing down the extraction device. When the extraction starts to get weaker or when the dust collector 16 is about half full, the dust collector 16 must be emptied. For this, push the release buttons 15 and remove the dust collector 16. The locking is released again to remove the tool when the collar is turned in the opposite direction. Keyless Chuck (PSB 700-2 RE) (see figure G) Hold the rear sleeve 26 of the keyless chuck 1 tight and turn the front sleeve 25 in rotation direction , until the tool can be inserted. Hold the rear sleeve 26 of the keyless chuck 1 tight and firmly turn the front sleeve 25 in rotation direction by hand until the locking action is no longer heard. [. . . ] overload Protection (PSB 1000-2 RCE/PSB 1000-2 RCA) If the tool insert becomes caught or jammed , the drive to the drill spindle is interrupted. Because of the forces that occur, always hold the power tool firmly with both hands and provide for a secure stance. The overload protection indicator 6 flashes when the machine is subject to excessive load. When overloading, the power tool switches off and the overload protection indicator 6 lights up continuously. [. . . ]