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Overload temperature
If only reduced power is available when the motor is
started in LOW, the temperature sensor is defective. If
this occurs several times, contact the customer service.
PRCD personal protection switch (*)
(see page 14)
The PRCD personal protection switch is specifically for
your protection; therefore, do
not
misuse it as on
On/Off switch.
If the PRCD personal protection switch is damaged, e.g.
due to contact with water, do not use it any more.
The PRCD personal protection switch is indispensable;
it is used for protection of the power tool operator
against electric shock. Under fault-free operation, the
control lamp of the PRCD personal protection switch
lights up.
Check the operability of the PRCD personal protection
switch before beginning to work:
1. Connect the plug of the PRCD personal protection
switch with the mains socket outlet.
2. Press the RESET–button. The indication light on the
PRCD personal protection switch lights up.
3. Disconnect the plug from the socket outlet. The indi-
cation light goes out.
4. Repeat steps 1. and 2.
5. Press the TEST–button; the indication light goes out.
If the indication light does not go out, do not run the
machine. In this case, contact the customer service.
6. Press the RESET–button; when the indication light
lights up, the machine can now be switched on.
Do not use the PRCD personal protection switch for
switching the power tool on and off.
Repair and customer service.
When working metal under extreme oper-
ating conditions, it is possible for conductive
dust to settle in the interior of the power
tool. The total insulation of the power tool can be
impaired. Blow out the interior of the power tool via
the ventilation slots frequently with dry and oil-free
compressed air.
Renew stickers and warning indications on the power
tool when aged and worn.
After several hours of operation, the play in the dove-
tail guide can increase. As a consequence, the drill
motor can glide alongside the dove-tail guide by itself.
In this case, retighten all set screws of the dove-tail
guide correspondingly so that the drilling motor can
easily be moved manually, yet does not glide by itself
(see page 20).
Products that have come into contact with asbestos
may not be sent in for repair. Dispose of products con-
taminated with asbestos according to the applicable
country-specific regulations for such disposal.
When the machine's power supply cord is damaged, it
must be replaced by the manufacturer or their repre-
sentative.
The current spares parts list for this power tool can be
found on our website at www.fein.com.
Use only original spare parts.
If required, you can change the following parts your-
self:
Application tools, coolant container, contact protector
Error message/
Response of magnet signal
lamp
Meaning
Corrective Action
Indicator lights up green
Magnetic holding power possibly suffi-
cient.
Indicator flashes (1 Hz)
Magnetic holding power possibly insuffi-
cient.
Even when working on steel materials
where the material thickness is below
12 mm, the work piece must be made
thicker with an additional steel plate in
order to ensure the magnetic holding
power.
Indicator flashes (5 Hz)
–
Magnet defective
–
Incorrect mains voltage
–
Motor temperature too high
–
Repair magnet
–
Ensure correct mains voltage
–
Allow motor to cool down
Temperature range
Meaning
Temperature > Tg1
Cooling speed very low, with-
out cooling capacity
Temperature < Tg1
Motor switches off and can be
restarted
Temperature > Tg2
Motor switches off, indicator
flashes at 5 Hz;
Motor must cool down below
Tg2 before restarting is possi-
ble
Temperature
between Tg1 and
Tg2
Cooling speed without cool-
ing capacity
Tg1, Tg2: Limit temperatures
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