Operation; Mode Of Operation - Meister MPH1500-1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Mounting and setting the depth
stop (10) (Fig. 1)
Loosen the wing screw (13) on the
additional handle (8) until the depth stop
(10) can be moved into the clamping
opening (9). Pull the depth stop to the
tip of the inserted drill bit. Push the tool
with the drill bit and the depth stop up
against a flat surface and slide the
depth stop back to the required drilling
depth. Fix the setting by tightening the
winged screw (13). The front of the
depth stop will touch the relevant
surface when the set drilling depth is
reached. You may wish to make a test
hole.
8 – Operation
Switching on and off
CAUTION! The voltage of the
power supply must correspond
to the specifications on the type plate
of the machine.
LED operating display (15) lights up
green as soon as the machine is linked
to the mains voltage. The machine is
operational.
• Switching on: Press the On/Off
• Switching off: Release the On/Off
Vibration damper (3)
switch (5). The drill
immediately starts to
operate with the
revolutions set using
the wheel (4).
switch (5).
The power tool has a mechanism for
reducing the vibrations at the handle (7)
(Fig. 1).
9 – Mode of operation
Meanings of the symbols
drill, hammer drill, chase
Drilling without hammer action
(Fig. 8) into wood and metal. For this,
a conventional crown gear chuck with
adapter with SDS-plus system is inserted
into the tool holder (11) (not supplied).
Hammer drilling in cement and
brickwork (Fig. 8, 9) without
additional conventional drill
chuck. To do this, suitable hammer
drills are inserted into the tool holder (11).
Chiseling in tiles and brickwork
(Fig. 9). To do this, suitable chisels
are inserted into the tool holder (11).
The rotating function of the machine is
deactivated in this mode.
Select a suitable switching combination
of selection knob for hammer drilling/
chasing (1) and on/off switch for hammer
action (6) in accordance with Figure 3.
Make the setting with the tool at a
standstill.
A: Spot drilling without hammer action,
e.g. into plaster, aerated concrete,
metal; Drilling with conventional drill
bits connected using a conventional
drill chuck with adapter for
accommodating tools in accordance
with the SDS-plus system.
B: Hammer drilling into cement,
stonework and brickwork (Fig. 6)
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