Felisatti RH45/1100VE, Operating Instructions Manual

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Read the instruction manual completely and 

carefully before using the power tool. 

Protection category II power tool; double 

insulated

In accordance with essential applicable safety 

standards of European directives

Wear eye, ear protection

Follow very carefully the instructions in this manual, 

save  it  and  keep  close  at  hand,  ready  to  carry  out  any 

inspection of parts that may be necessary.

  If the machine is used carefully and normal 

maintenance is carried out, it will work well for a long time.

The  functions  and  use  of  the  tool  you  have  bought 

shall be only those described in this manual. 

Any other 

use of the tool is strictly forbidden.

ILLUSTRATIONS

The numbering of the product features refers to the 

illustration of the machine on the graphics page.
1  Dust protection cap

2  Chuck sliding ring

3  Mode changeover

4  On-/off switch

5  Speed regulating handwheel

6   Auxiliary handle

7  Principal hand grip

EQUIPMENT

-  Auxiliary handle

-  Plastic case

-  Operating instructions with Safety instructions

-  Warranty

BRIEF DESCRIPTION

A percussion unit generates the power necessary for 

hammer drilling or chiselling in masonry.

Just  like  when  we  hit  a  conventional  chisel  with 

hammer, a free piston strikes the bit or chisel, which can 

move lengthways, through an intermediate part. This free 

piston is driven by a second piston activated by an electric 

motor  through  an  air  cushion.  This  electro-pneumatic 

TECHNICAL DATA

principle  offers  great  percussion  elasticity  and  work  free 

from recoil.

Any other use not mentioned is not allowed.

Additional features of the rotary hammer:

-  The  machine  is  equipped  with  a  safety  clutch  or 

mechanism which operates when a bit seizes up, protecting 

the user and the machine’s electro-mechanical parts. The 

clutch is released automatically.

-  For maximum speed regulation use handwheel 

5

.

-  Auxiliary  handle 

6

,  adjustable,  with  integral  depth 

gauge

.

BEFORE USING THIS TOOL

WARNING!

 Before carrying out any work, check, for 

instance, using a metal detector, that there are no electric 

wires or gas or water pipes under the surfaces you wish to 

work on.

Make  sure  the  mains  voltage  is  correct:  it  must  be 

the same as that on the specification label. Machines with 

230V can also be connected to a 220-V mains supply.

To turn the machine on, press the ON/OFF switch 

4

and keep it pressed down.

When  the  ON/OFF  switch  is  released,  the  machine 

stops.

WARNING!

  Always  disconnect  the  plug  from  the 

socket before doing any work on the machine.

1. Fitting the working tools (Fig.1, 2)

Only use tools with SDS-max shaft!

1.  Clean and grease the shaft of the tool.

2.  Insert the tool in a twisting manner into the tool holder 

until it latches itself.

3.  Check  that  the  tool  is  properly  locked  into  place.  It 

must be possible to move it about 10 mm lengthways.

4.  Switch machine over to hammer drilling with lever 

3

 in 

appropriate position.

2.Removal tools

Push back the locking sleeve 

2

 and remove the tool.

3. Changing the position of the auxiliary handle

1.  Unscrew  the  auxiliary  handle 

6

 in an anticlockwise 

direction.

2.  Turn the auxiliary handle 

6

 to the required position.

3.  Screw the auxiliary handle 

6

 in place again.

4. Setting the depth gauge

Make sure before you start that drill-bit is inserted in 

the

SDS-max chuck.

1.  Slightly loosen the fixing wing nut .

2.  Hold  the  bit  tip  against  the  work  surface.  Push  the 

Rotary hammer

RH45/1100VE

RH50/1200VE

Rated voltage, V~

V~

230

Rated frequency, Hz

Hz

50

Rated power, W

W

1100

1200

No load speed, /min

/min

130-370  

No load hammer rate, /min

min

1990-3200

Nominal impact energy, J

J

0-10

0-14

Drilling diameter in concrete,mm

mm

45

52

Weight according EPTA-Procedure 01/2003, kg

kg

7

7,6