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Warnings and notes regarding the safety, when using the wrench
NOTE: When using the wrench, basic rules of safety at work should be observed to minimize the risk of personal injuries
and damage to the tool.
Before the work is commenced, read the following information!
The work place should be kept clean. Untidiness in the work place contributes to accidents at work.1.
Pay attention to conditions in your work place. Power tools should not be used, where it is damp or in the presence of water2.
steam. Such devices should not be exposed to rain. The work place should be properly lit.
Children should be kept away from the work place. Children should never be allowed to stay in the work place. Do not3.
allow children to touch power tools and their accessories (drills, bits, sockets, etc.) or power supply cables.
Store carefully, when not in use. When the tool in not used, it should be stored in a dry place, protected against corrosion.4.
The tool should be stored in a locked place, away from the reach of children.
The tool should not be overloaded. The work can be performed in a safer and better way, if the tool is used with the in-5.
tensity and loads foreseen by the manufacturer. The tool should not be equipped with improper bits or drills to increase
the tool capacities.
Use the proper tool for a given work. A small tool should not be used for works that require a bigger, heavy duty tools. The6.
tool should not be used for purposes other than it is intended to.
Wear proper clothing. Loose clothing or hanging jewellery that may be caught by moving parts of the tool cannot be worn at7.
work. Clothing made from non-conductive materials and shoes with proper grip should be worn. Long hair should be covered.
Use eye and ear protection. Always wear safety goggles approved by the Central Institute for Labour Protection. A full8.
face shield should be used during work, when metal or wooden chips are produced. A safety half mask approved by the
Central Institute for Labour Protection should be used in the atmosphere containing metal or wooden le dust or other
chemical contaminants.
Maintain proper body position. During work, feet should be always properly positioned and the entire body position9.
should allow the balance to be kept. Do not lean diagonally over the device that performs working movements (rotating,
reciprocating movements).
Use the tool with care.Working elements of the tool should be kept in a sharpened and clean state.When mounting, repla-10.
cing and lubricating working tools, guidelines given in this instruction should be followed. The condition of supply hoses
should be inspected on a regular basis and repaired in an authorised workshop, if needed. The tool handle should be kept
clean, dry and without traces of oil or grease.
Disconnect from the power supply. When the device is not used, it should be disconnected from the power supply. The11.
device should not be carried holding it by its power supply hose.
Remove wrenches and other tools used for adjustments or mounting. Before the power supply and the device are switched12.
back on, make sure that all wrenches and other tools used for adjustments and mounting are removed from the work area.
Avoid uncontrolled start-ups. Before the device is connected to the power supply, always make sure the button or other13.
activating elements are put in the deactivated position. The device should not be carried holding your nger onto the
switch button or other activating elements.
Pay attention. Pay attention to what you are doing. Keep common sense. Do not use the tool, if you are tired.14.
Check the technical condition of the device. Before the work is commenced, check the technical condition of the tool parts15.
that are subject to wear and tear. Check the moving parts for run-out or seizure. Check all elements for correct tting and
visible cracks. Every damaged element should be properly repaired or replaced by a qualied specialist. The device should
not be used, if the switch button does not operate correctly.
Avoid electric shocks. During work, avoid contact with earthed elements, such as pipes, radiators, refrigerator housings, etc.16.
Spare parts and accessories. Only original parts should be used for repairs.The use of non-original parts voids the warranty.17.
Only dedicated accessories should be used during operation.
The device should not be used by people under the inuence of alcohol or drugs. When taking medicines that may aect18.
one’s physical and mental state or reexes, strictly follow all guidelines related to the device operation. If in doubt, stop
using the device.
CONNECTING TO THE COMPRESSED AIR INSTALLATION
Mount the connecting element (connector) to the exible hose end and tighten it using a spanner.1.
Connect the quick-coupler (sold separately) to the connector. It is a useful element, allowing for a fast connection of a2.
range of pneumatically driven tools to the exible hose.
The pneumatic impact wrench is ready to be used.3.
OPERATION
The best results are obtained, if the device is greased frequently, but not excessively. Oil introduced in the location, where the
compressed air is connected, ensures the internal parts are lubricated. It is recommended to use an automatically operating
oiler in the installation, although the lubrication can be done by hand before and after every hour of continuous device opera-
