Parkside PSBM 1100 Operation And Safety Notes

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7GB/IEIntroduction7 Gear selector switch8 Auxiliary handle9 Quick-release chuck10 Depth stopParts that can be replaced by the user:a) Auxiliary handleb) Depth stopIf these parts become damaged or lost pleasecontact the service centre for your country in orderto replace them. For safety reasons, this appliesespecially to the auxiliary handle as this devicemay be used only with the auxiliary handle.Included items1 Hammer action drill PSBM 11001 Auxiliary handle1 Depth stop1 Carrying case1 Operating instructions1 Booklet containing „General safety advice”1 Booklet covering „Warranty and service“Technical informationNominal voltage: 230 V ~ 50 HzNom. power input: 1100 wattsNo load speed: Clockwise:1st gear 0 - 1450 rpm2nd gear 0 - 3400 rpmImpact cycles: max. 51.000 / minChuck capacity: max. ø 13 mmDrill ø – wood: max. 32 mmDrill ø – Forstner: max. 50 mmDrill ø – masonry: max. 30 mmDrill ø – concrete: max. 25 mmDrill ø – steel: max. 13 mmProtection class: II / &Hand / arm vibration: 11 m / s 2Noise / Vibration dataValues determined in accordance with EN 60745.The sound pressure level (A-weighted) of thedevice is typically 96 dB (A). Uncertainty K = 3 dB.The sound level while working can exceed 109 dB (A).Wear ear protection!Total vibration (vector sum of three directions) iscalculated in accordance with EN 60745:Drilling in metal:Vibration emission value ah,D = 3,2 m / s2Uncertainty K = 1,5 m / s2Hammer-action drilling in concrete:Vibration emission value ah,ID = 19,313 m / s2Uncertainty K = 1,5 m / s2Warning! The vibration level given inthese instructions has been measured inaccordance with a standardisedmeasurement procedure specified in EN 60745and can be used to compare devices. Differentuses of the device give rise to different vibration lev-els and in many cases they may exceed the valuesgiven in these instructions. It is easy to underesti-mate the vibration load if the electrical power toolis used regularly in particular circumstances.