Cleaning And Maintenance - Max 49001 Manual De Instrucciones

Adjustment of depth guide
To drill several holes to the same depth,
use the depth guide (9). Loosen the depth
adjustment screw (10), set the guide to the
required depth and tighten the screw again.
Drill/hammer drill selection
Select drill or impact drill using the toggle
switch (6). Select impact drill for masonry,
stone and cement. Select standard drill for
wood, metals, marble, tiles, lime cement or
man-made materials.
Selecting direction
Select direction (left (L) or right (R)) using the
direction selector switch (5). The impact drill
function can only be used when the switch is
pushed to the right.
Setting drill speed
Drill speed is in� nitely variable depending
on how far the on/off switch (2) is depressed.
Maximum speed can be set by turning the
speed adjustment button (3). Turning it
towards + increases speed, turning it towards
- decreases speed.
Use
Fit a suitable bit for the job and adjust the
depth guide again if required.
Select the appropriate speed on the speed
adjustment button, select drill or hammer
drill and check that the direction setting is
correct.
Start the drill by pressing the on/off button.
For continuous use over extended periods,
the on/off button can be held down by
pressing the lock button (1) in at the same
time the on/off button is depressed. The
lock button can be released by pressing the
on/off button in as far as it will go.
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Let the drill achieve full speed before
applying it to the item or surface to be
drilled.
Do not press the drill too hard. Select a slow
drill speed for large bits or hard materials,
and a faster speed for small bits or softer
materials.
Stop the drill by releasing the on/off button.
Good tips for drilling
When drilling smooth surfaces, e.g. tiles, stick
a piece of strong tape on the drill site before
drilling to prevent the bit slipping.
Always punch the drill site when drilling
steel.
Place a piece of scrap wood under the item
when drilling thin sheet metal to avoid
deforming the sheet.
Lubricate the drill site with oil when drilling
metal. Use machine oil for steel and paraffi n
oil for aluminium.
To avoid splinters when drilling wood, place
a piece of waste timber under the item, or
drill from both sides
For large diameter holes, start with a small
diameter drill and then use the desired
diameter.

Cleaning and maintenance

Wipe the drill using a well-wrung cloth
after use, and always keep the surface and
ventilation holes (4) free of dirt.
Never use corrosive or abrasive detergents,
as they may attack the plastic parts of the
machine.