Taladrado

a las manecillas del reloj. Esto aflojará al portabrocas para poder destornillarlo a mano.

1.Apague siempre la herramienta y desconéctela de la toma de corriente cuando cambie de brocas o accesorios.

2.Utilice exclusivamente brocas afiladas. Para taladrar MADERA emplee brocas helicoidales, brocas de horquilla o brocas sierra. Para taladrar METAL use brocas helicoidales de alta velocidad o brocas sierra. Para taladrar MAMPOSTERIA, ladrillo, cemento, etc., utilice brocas con punta de carburo de tungsteno.

3.Asegúrese de que el material que va a taladrar este firmemente anclado o afianzado. Si perfora material delgado, aplique al mismo un respaldo de madera para evitar dañarlo.

4.Aplique presión a la broca siempre en línea recta. Haga suficiente presión para que la broca siga perforando, pero no tanta para que el motor se atasque o la broca se desvíe.

5.Sujete la herramienta firmemente para controlar la acción de torsión de la broca.

6.SI EL TALADRO SE TRABA, esto se deberá posiblemente a que está sobrecargado o que se está utilizando en forma indebida. SUELTE EL GATILLO DE INMEDIATO, retire la broca del barreno y determine la causa del atascamiento. NO APRIETE EL GATILLO PARA HACER PRUEBAS DE ENCENDIDO Y APAGADO, PUES PODRIA DAÑARLO.

7.Para reducir el peligro de que se atasque el taladro, reduzca la presión y deje ir suavemente la broca hacia el final del barreno.

8.Conserve el motor trabajando al retirar la broca del interior del barreno. De esta manera evitará que se atasque.

9.Para obtener comodidad y control óptimos, el taladro se puede sujetar en alguna de las siguientes maneras: Alrededor del cuello del taladro, utilizando uno o dos dedos par operar el interruptor de paleta como se ilustra en la figura 4; en posición invertida con la base de la mano empujando la cabeza del taladro y uno o dos dedos en el interruptor de paleta como se muestra en la figura 5,

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INTERRUPTOR

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