Starting And Stopping; Noise Emission Values - Rupes HR81M Mode D'emploi

In order to assemble the battery pack push two clips (Fig. 9) at the same time and insert the battery pack in the
tool till it is fi xed.
In order to disassemble push two clips at the same time and extract the battery from a tool (Fig.10)
POWER SUPPLY (PROVIDED OR OPTIONAL)
WARNING
For your personal safety, READ and UNDERSTAND the instruction manual of Power supply
9HP120LT before using.
Assemble power supply 9HP120LT (10)
WARNING: Before (dis)assembling the tool assure that the speed regulation Knob (2) is in OFF
position.
In order to assemble the power supply block push two clips (Fig.11) at the same time and insert the power
supply block in the tool till it is fi xed. In order to disassemble push two clips at the same time and extract the
power supply block from a tool (Fig.12)
BEFORE STARTING THE TOOL
Ensure that:
- the electric system conforms with the characteristics indicated on a label and the power supply cable and plug
are in perfect condition (when the tool is used with a battery pack 9HP120LT)
- the battery pack is in a perfect condition and is charged (see Battery pack lever indication)
- the ON/OFF switch works properly with the power supply 9HP120LT/battery pack 9HB120LT disconnected;
- all the parts of the tool have been assembled in the proper manner and that there are no signs of damage;
- the ventilation slots are not obstructed.

STARTING AND STOPPING

- Starting: rotate the potentiometer knob (2) and set up the speed from 1 to 5 value. Push the switch lever (7)
towards the body of the tool.
- Stopping: release the lever and rotate the potentiometer knob until OFF position.
WARNING: if a case of unusual vibration, or dismatching of the buffer pad is present after a start
of the tool, switch-off the tool immediately and eliminate the fault.
FAILURE TO START
If a tool is failed to start, in a case of:
1) the machine is used with a battery – assure that the battery pack is charged (see Battery pack lever
indication (9)); assure the battery was inserted correctly;
2) the machine is used with a power supply – check to make sure the prongs on the cord plug are making
good contact in the outlet; check if the current is present in the plug. Also, check for blown fuses or open
circuit breakers in the line.

NOISE EMISSION VALUES

Detected noise emission values comply with the following directives:
EN 60745
SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL
SOUND POWER LEVEL
UNCERTAINTY
VIBRATION EMISSION VALUES
Detected vibration emission values comply with the following directives:
EN 60745
3 AXIS VIBRATION LEVEL
UNCERTAINTY
10
HR81M / HR81ML
db (A)
db(A)
K
HR81M
2
m/s <2.5
K 0.5
70
81
3
HR81ML
2.6
0.5