0221/01d Demolition Hammer – Makita HM0860C
Before using this equipment and to avoid personal injury,
carefully read and understand these instructions. If there is
anything you do not understand, DO NOT use this
equipment, contact the hire company for advice.
Make sure you are aware of all safety requirements and that
this equipment is suitable for the task you wish to undertake.
The work area must be cordoned off from the general public
and bystanders.
This equipment must not be operated by persons who are
under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Do not use this
equipment if you are tired or unwell.
You MUST perform a risk assessment before using this
equipment to ensure your safety and the safety of others.
Wear the correct Personal Protective Equipment for the task
ahead.
Wear gloves when handling this
equipment. Wear suitable clothing.
Protect your eyes, wear safety goggles.
Steel toecap boots must be worn. If
appropriate, wear a hard hat.
Protect your hearing, always wear ear defenders
when using this equipment.
Wear a dust mask or suitable respiratory protective
equipment
Do not wear loose jewellery or clothing that may get in the
way or become trapped in the equipment. Tie back long hair.
Inform everyone in the work area of what you are doing.
DO not work near flammable materials.
GET FAMILIAR! You must understand how to switch this
machine OFF quickly in case of an emergency.
Do not lift or move the unit by its power supply cable.
Be careful when changing steels as they are sharp and will
be hot immediately after use.
Before breaking into anything that may contain pipework or
electrical power cables, check the area using a metal
detector or a cable avoidance tool.
Always switch OFF the machine and isolate it from the
power supply before cleaning, making adjustments or when
left unattended.
Ensure adequate ventilation when using this equipment. Do
not operate the unit close to flammable or explosive
materials.
Carefully inspect the equipment before use, if there is any
doubt about its condition, DONʼT USE IT.
If you have hired a 230V model fitted with a 13A plug, it can
be powered from a standard 230V 13A power supply.
If you have hired a 230V model fitted with a 16A plug, it can
be powered from a 230V 16A mains powered socket or from
a suitable generator.
Models fitted with a 110V 16A plug will require a 110V power
supply, this should be taken from a suitable generator or
from a transformer.
If the equipment fails, or if any part becomes damaged,
return it. DO NOT repair it yourself.
Fully unwind and loosely coil all extension leads. Position
them away from the equipment where they will be protected
from water, sharp objects and where they will not pose a trip
hazard.
For additional safety, always use an RCD or power
the equipment from a mains circuit with a built in RCD.
This model of
Demolition Hammer
is fitted with 2
warning lamps (see
illustration).
When the red service
lamp first illuminates
the unit will requires a
service within 24
hours. If in doubt,
contact the hire
company for advice.
When connected to a live power supply the green power
supply lamp will illuminate. If the unit wonʼt work, firstly
Power
Lamp
Service
Lamp
Variable
Speed
Control
Dial
HAVS
Hand-Arm vibration syndrome is a disease that can
lead to permanent disability. This can be caused by
prolonged use of any tool or powered equipment
that vibrates during operation. For information on
manufacturers vibration levels contact the hire
company.
As a precaution, stop working if you experience
discomfort or numbness when operating the
equipment.
This equipment must only be used by persons who
are medically fit to do so. If you have any medical
condition, are recovering from any medical
condition or suffer from any mental or physical
disability, you MUST seek professional medical
advice before using this equipment.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
BASIC SAFETY
Demolition Hammer
Makita HM0860C
0221/01 SAFETY & OPERATING GUIDE
0221/01 DEMO HAMMER – MAKITA HM0860C
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© The Author: Marc Bashford 2007
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