Cocraft PRO IT1050-M User manual

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Art.no Model
40-9928 PDI105GH.1
PRO IT1050-M
HAMMER DRILL 1050 W
40-9928
SLAGBORRMASKIN SLAGBOREMASKIN
ISKUPORAKONE SCHLAGBOHRER

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Hammer Drill
Art.no 40-9928 Model PDI105GH.1
Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct and save it
for future reference. Wereserve theright for any errors in text or images and any
necessary changes made to technicaldata: Intheevent of technical problems or other
queries, please contact our Customer Services (see address details on theback).
Safety
General Safety Requirements
Warning! Readall theinstructions. Failure to adhere to thefollowing instructions
may lead to electric shocks, fires and/or serious injury. Theterm “power tools”
in thewarning text below refers to your handheld mains operated or battery
operatedtool.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
1) The work space
a) Keep thework space clean and well illuminated. Cluttered and areas invite
accidents.
b) Do not use electrical hand tools in explosive environments,i.e. nearby
flammable liquids, gas ordust. Electrical hand tools generate sparks that could
easily ignite dust orfumes.
c) Keep away from children and other spectators while using theelectrical
handtool. Interference can make you loose your concentration and control.
2) Electrical safety
a) Theelectrical hand tools plug must fit correctly in thewall socket.
Nevermodify theplug in anyway. Neveruse anadaptor together with
earthed electrical handtools. Unmodified plugs and suitable wall sockets
decreases therisk of electricshock.
b) Avoid body contact with earthed objects, such as pipes, radiators, ovens
or refridgerators. Thereis anincreased risk of electrical shock if your body is
earthed.
c) Do not expose theelectrical hand tool to rain or other wet conditions. Ifwater
gets inside anelectrical hand tool it increases therisk of electricalshock.
d) Do not misuse thelead. Neveruse thelead to carry, drag or pull theplug
out of thewall socket. Keepthelead away from heat, oil, sharp edges and
movableparts. Damaged or tangled leads increases therisk of electricalshock.

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e) When you use anelectrical hand tool outdoors; use anextension cord
suitable for this purpose. Useof anextension cord for outdoor use decreases
therisk of electricalshock.
f) If for some reason you must use apower tool in awet environment, always
connect it to themains via anearth-fault circuit breaker such as anRCD
(residual current device). UsinganRCD significantly reduces thechances of you
receiving anelectricshock.
3) Personal safety
a) Pay attention to what you do and use common sense when using electrical
handtools. Neveruse anelectrical hand tool if you are tired or under
theinfluence of drugs, alcohol or medication. Onemoment of not paying
attention while using anelectrical hand tool may result in serious injury.
b) Use protective equipment. Always use safety glasses. Usingprotective
equipment such as aface mask, slip resistant protection shoes, ahelmet and ear
defenders when needed decreases therisk of injury.
c) Avoid accidental starting. Makesure that theswitch is set to OFF before you
connect thedevice to thewall socket. Nevercarry anelectrical hand tool with
one finger on thetrigger or never connect thehand tool to awall socket when
theswitch is set to ON, since it may result in injury.
d) Remove all service tools/keys before switching on thehandtool. Aservice
tool forgotten on arotating part of theelectrical hand tool may result in injury.
e) Do not overreach. Makesure you stand steady and well balanced at
alltimes. Thisgives better control in unexpected situations.
f) Wear suitable clothing. Donot wear loose fitting clothes or jewellery.
Keephair, clothes and gloves away from movableparts. Loosefitting clothes,
jewellery or long hair could get caught in movableparts.
g) If theequipment for suctioning or collecting dust is available make sure it is
connected and used properly. Usingtechnical aids may decrease dust related
hazards.
4) Use and maintenance of the electrical hand tools
a) Do not overdrive thehandtool. Useahand tool suitable for thework you are
to perform. Thecorrect electrical hand tool will perform thetask better and safer if
used at thecorrect feedrate.
b) Never use theelectrical hand tool if theswitch does not work properly to
turn on and shut off thetool. Allelectrical hand tools that can not be operated by
theswitch are dangerous and must be repaired.
c) Unplug thelead from thewall socket before making any adjustments,
changes of accessories or storing theelectrical hand toolaway.
Theseprecautions reduce therisk of unexpected starts of theelectrical handtool.
d) Store electrical hand tools that are not being used out of reach fromchildren.
Electricalhand tools can be dangerous if they get in thehands of
inexperiencedusers.

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e) Maintenance of electrical handtools. Checkif something is incorrectly set,
if movable parts are getting jammed, or parts are broken or something else
that might cause dysfunction to theelectrical handtool. Ifsomething is
damaged it must be repaired beforeuse. Manyaccidents are caused by poorly
maintained electrical handtools.
f) Keep thetools sharp andclean. Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp
blades are less disposed to getting jammed and are easier to control.
g) Use theelectrical hand tool, accessories and such according to
theinstructions and in away suitable for thetype of electrical hand
toolused. Usingtheelectrical hand tool for work other than suitable work could
result in adangerous situation.
5) Service
a) Repairs and service should only be performed by qualified persons, and only
with original spareparts. Thisguarantees thesafety of theelectrical handtool.
Specic Safety Requirements for Hammer Drills
• Always wear hearing protection when hammer drilling. Exposure to excessive
noise can cause hearingloss.
• Always use anauxiliary handle if one is supplied. Lossof control over
thepower tool can cause personal injury.
• Hold thepower tool by its insulated gripping surfaces when performing
anoperation where thecutting accessory may contact hidden wiring or
thepower tool’s own mainslead. Cutting accessories which contact “live” wires
may make exposed metal parts of thepower tool “live” and could give theoperator
anelectricshock.
Vibration
• The measurement of the vibration emission level declared in this instruction manual
has been carried out in accordance with a standardised test method described in
EN 60745 and can be used for comparing one power tool with another.
• The measurement method may also be used for a preliminary assessment of vibra-
tion exposure.
• The declared vibration emission level applies when the power tool is used in ac-
cordance with this instruction manual. If however, the power tool is used for other
purposes and with other accessories or has not been properly maintained, the
vibration emission level could increase significantly over the total working period.
• For an exact assessment of the vibration exposure, the times when the tool is swit-
ched off or running idle should also be taken into account. This significantly reduces
the vibration exposure over the total working period. Decideupon safety measures to
protect the operator from the effects of vibration during all types of use.

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Product description
1. Auxiliary handle
2. Quickchuck
3. Depthstop
4. Gear selectorknob
5. Drill mode selectorknob
6. Forward/Reverse selector
7. Variable speed power trigger
8. Trigger lock button
9. Pistolgrip
Read theentire instruction manual.
Always use ear defenders, respiratory protection and safety glasses
or avisor.
Product safety symbols

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Operating instructions
Chuck
Thehammer drill is equipped with a13 mm keyless quickchuck.
1. Hold therear collar of thechuck and twist thefront collar anticlockwise until
thejaws are wide enough apart to allow thedrill bit or other accessory toenter.
2. Insert adrill bit or other rotary accessory.
3. Hold therear collar of thechuck and twist thefront collar until thejaws lock onto
theshank of therotary accessory or drillbit.
Warning: Donot try to tighten thechuck by holding therear collar whilst starting
thedrill; this could result in personal injury. Moreover, thechuck tightens better if
thetwo collars are gripped and tightened byhand.
Auxiliary handle
1. Screw thehandle clockwise to undoit.
2. To adjust theposition of thehandle: slide thehandle forwards afew millimetres so
that thenotch in thecollar disengages.
3. Set theauxiliary handle to thedesired position. Setthedepth stop if needed.
4. Screw thehandle anticlockwise to lock both thehandle and depthstop.
Power trigger
1. Plug thelead into awall socket after inserting atool into thechuck and
tighteningit.
2. Start thehammer drill by gently pulling thepower trigger (7), check that thetool
rotates in thecorrect direction.
3. Release thepower trigger to stop thedrill.
4. Thepower trigger can be locked to full power by pressing in thetrigger lock
button (8) and releasing thetrigger. Tostop thedrill, pull thepower trigger and then
releaseit.
Changing the direction of rotation
1. Stop thedrill.
2. Turn theselector (6) to theright or left to select thedirection of rotation.
Note: Thedrill will not work if theselector is between settings. Theselector switch
must be fully turned to one of thesettings.

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Variable speed control
Thespeed of thedrill depends on how far in thepower trigger is pulled.
Note: Always start drilling at low speed whenever drilling without apilot hole or centre-
punchmark. Asarule, use higher speeds with thin drill bits and lower speeds with
thickerbits. Cleaning and polishing usually require high speeds.
Gear selection
1. Stop thedrill completely.
2. Press in thelittle lock button on theknob and turn it to thedesired setting. Select
position 1 for thelower speed range (0–1500 rpm) or position 2 for thehigher
speed range (0–3000 rpm).
Note: Always use thelowest gear when themachine is under thegreatest load, it
provides higher torque and better cooling.
Warning: Donot move thegear selector unless thechuck is completely stationary.
Makesure that thegear selector knob is fully turned to thecorrect gear and locked by
thelock button.
Selecting hammer drill/normal drill mode
1. Stop thedrill completely.
2. Press in thelittle lock button on theknob and turn it to thedesired drill mode
setting. Select hammer drilling for hard materials (concrete, stone,etc.) and normal
drilling for steel, aluminium and wood,etc.
Warning: Donot move thegear selector unless thechuck is completely stationary.
Makesure that thegear selector knob is fully turned to thecorrect gear and locked by
thelock button.
Useful tips
• After having worked thedrill hard, let themotor run for afew minutes without any
load, to cool itdown.
• Use theauxiliary handle to help maintain full control when drilling.
• Only use drill bits which are in good condition.
• Use Titanium coated drill bits for hard metals and Tungsten carbide tipped drill bits
for concrete/tiles. Ifin doubt read thepacket.
• Make sure that theworkpiece is securely fastened. Securing theworkpiece in
avice or with clamps will leave you both hands free to hold thedrillwith.
• If you are drilling into thin materials it is important that you place asmall piece of
waste material behind thehole to be drilled, otherwise there is arisk of burring on
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• Hold thedrill perpendicular to theworkpiece before you start drilling (look from
several directions) make sure that you do not tilt thedrill when drilling.
• Do not press too hard (so that themachine loses speed), let thetool do thejob!
Reduce pressure just before thedrill breaks through thematerial.
• Let thedrill continue to run for afew seconds after drilling through thematerial and
withdraw thedrill to allow themachine to cool down and thedrill bit to be freed of
dust and woodchips.
Things to consider when drilling into wood and plastic
• For wood and other soft materials there are several types of tools, such as hole
saws and flat woodbits. Choose thetool most suitable for thework to bedone.
Testthedrill on apiece of waste materialfirst.
• Thetool can overheat if you don’t pull it up often to free it of sawdust.
• Place asmall piece of waste material behind thehole to be drilled before starting
to drill otherwise there is arisk of burring around theedges of thehole on
theback.
Things to consider when drilling into metal
• Mark thehole using acentrepunch.
• Thetool can overheat if you use thewrongspeed. Usecooling liquid suitable for
your materiale.g. methylated spirit for aluminium (cast iron and brass are cut dry).
• Use thelowest gear and alow speed for bigholes.
• Be especially careful to secure of thin or sharp workpieces so that they do not come
loose, rotate with thedrill bit and cause damage or injury; use avice if possible.
Things to consider when drilling into concrete, tile or brick
• Use Tungsten carbide tipped drillbits.
• Use thehammer drill mode and work carefully, applying constant pressure.
• Thematerial residue comes out of thedrilled hole as powder or dust, wear
adustmask.
Care and maintenance
• Always unplug themains lead from thewall socket before cleaning or maintenance
of anysort.
• Check before use that thehammer drill, mains lead and plug are all undamaged.
Checkthat all thescrews holding thehousing together aretight.
• If themains lead is damaged it must only be replaced by aqualified electrician.
• Make sure that theventilation slots on themotor housing are clean and free from
contaminants.
• Clean theproduct using alightly moistenedcloth. Useonly mild cleaning agents,
never solvents or corrosive chemicals.
• If thehammer drill is not to be used for anextended period, it should be unplugged
and stored in adry and dust-free location out of reach of children.

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Responsible disposal
This symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with
general householdwaste. Thisapplies throughout theentire EU. Inorder
to prevent any harm to theenvironment or health hazards caused by
incorrect waste disposal, theproduct must be handed in for recycling
so that thematerial can be disposed of in aresponsible manner.
Whenrecycling your product, take it to your local collection facility or
contact theplace of purchase. Theywill ensure that theproduct is
disposed of in anenvironmentally sound manner.
Specications
Power supply 230V AC, 50 Hz
Power 1050 W
No-loadspeed 0–1500/3000rpm
Chuck capacity 1.5–13mm
Drilling capacity Steel: 13mm
Concrete: 20mm
Wood: 40mm
Noise levels LwA: 104dB(A) K: 3dB
LpA: 93dB(A) K: 3dB
Vibration Drilling in concrete:ah,ID: 6.92m/s², K: 1.5 m/s²
Drilling inmetal:ah,ID: 2.54m/s², K: 1.5 m/s²
Weight 2.7kg