PMF 220 CE - Power tool BOSCH - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL PMF 220 CE BOSCH

(14) Segment saw blade

(15) Clamping lever for dust extraction system

(17) Dust extraction system

(18) Dust extraction hose

Accessories shown or described are not included with the product as standard. You can find the complete selection of accessories in our accessories range. Technical Data Multifunction tool PMF 220 CE PMF 2000 CE Article number 3603A020.. Orbital stroke rate preselec- tion

Constant electronic control ● Soft start ● Rated power input W 220 Power output W 130 No-load speed n

15000–20000 Oscillation angle on left/ right ° 1.4 Weight according to EPTA-Procedure 01:2014 kg 1.1 Protection class / II The specifications apply to a rated voltage [U] of 230 V. These spe- cifications may vary at different voltages and in country-specific mod- els. Noise/Vibration Information Noise emission values determined according to EN62841‑2‑4. Typically, the A-weighted noise level of the power tool is: 84dB(A); sound power level 95dB(A). Uncertainty K=3dB. Wear hearing protectionWorking without the Auxiliary HandleTotal vibration values a (triax vector sum) and uncertainty Kdetermined according to EN62841‑2‑4(Sanding),EN62841‑2‑11(Cutting):Sanding: a =10 m/s , K=1.5 m/s

Cutting with plunge cut saw blade: a =16 m/s , K=2 m/s

Cutting with segmential saw blade: a =14 m/s , K=3 m/s

Working with the auxiliary handleTotal vibration values a (triax vector sum) and uncertainty Kdetermined according to EN62841‑2‑4(Sanding),EN62841‑2‑11(Cutting):Sanding: a =9 m/s , K=1.5 m/s

Cutting with plunge cut saw blade: a =17 m/s , K=2 m/s

Cutting with segmential saw blade: a =18.5 m/s , K=3 m/s

The vibration level and noise emission value given in these in- structions have been measured in accordance with a stand- ardised measuring procedure detailed in EN 62841 and may be used to compare power tools. They may also be used for a preliminary estimation of vibration and noise emissions. The stated vibration level and noise emission value repres- ent the main applications of the power tool. However, if the power tool is used for other applications, with different ap- plication tools or is poorly maintained, the vibration level and noise emission value may differ. This may significantly increase the vibration and noise emissions over the total working period. To estimate vibration and noise emissions accurately, the times when the tool is switched off or when it is running but not actually being used should also be taken into account. This may significantly reduce vibration and noise emissions over the total working period. Implement additional safety measures to protect the oper- ator from the effects of vibration, such as servicing the power tool and application tools, keeping their hands warm, and organising workflows correctly. Fitting u Pull the plug out of the socket before carrying out anywork on the power tool. Changing the tool u Wear protective gloves when changing tools. There isa risk of injury when touching the application tools.Selecting an Application ToolPlease observe the application tools intended for your powertool.Application tool PMF 220 CEPMF 2000 CE The following table shows examples of application tools. You can find additional application tools in Bosch’s extensive range of accessories.Application tool Material ApplicationBi-metal segmentsaw bladeWood-based materials,plastic, non-ferrousmetalsSeparating cuts and plunge saw cuts;including sawing close to edges, in corners and in difficult-to-reach areas;example: Shortening skirting boards that are already in-stalled or door frames, plunge cuts when adapting floorpanelsSanding plate forDelta series 93mmsanding sheetsDepends on the sandingsheetSanding surfaces at edges, in corners or in difficult-to-reach areas;depending on the sanding sheet, e.g. for sanding wood,paint, varnish, stone;fleeces for cleaning and for texturing wood, removing rustfrom metal and for keying varnish, polishing felt for pre-polishingProfile sander Wood, pipes/profiles,paint, varnish, filler, metalConvenient and efficient sanding of profiles up to a dia-meter of 55mm;red sanding sheets for sanding wood, pipes/profiles, var-nish, filler and metalBi-metal plunge cutsaw blade for woodand metalSoftwood, soft plastics,plasterboard, thin-walledaluminium profiles andnon-ferrous metal pro-files, thin sheet metal,Small separating cuts and plunge cuts;example: Cutting a recess for sockets, cutting a copperpipe so that it is flush with a surface, making plunge cuts inplasterboardEnglish | 17Bosch Power Tools 1 609 92A 4BL | (01.10.2018)18 | English 1 609 92A 4BL | (01.10.2018) Bosch Power Tools Application tool Material Application non-hardened nails and screws Delicate adaptation work in wood; example: Sawing recesses for locks and fittings HCS plunge cut saw blade for wood Wood-based materials, soft plastics Separating cuts and plunge saw cuts; including sawing close to edges, in corners and in difficult- to-reach areas; example: Thin plunge cut in solid wood for installing a ventilation grille Bi-metal plunge cut saw blade for hard- wood Hardwood, laminated boards Plunge cuts in laminated boards or hardwood; example: Installation of skylights TC plunge cut saw blade, metal Metal, extremely abrasive materials, fibreglass, plas- terboard, cement-bonded fibreboard Plunge cuts in extremely abrasive materials or metal; example: Cutting kitchen front covers, easy cutting through hardened screws, nails and stainless steel Bi-metal plunge cut saw blade for wood and metal Softwood, hardwood, veneered boards, plastic- coated boards, non- hardened nails and screws Plunge cuts in laminated boards or hardwood; example: Shortening door frames, recesses for a shelf TC-Riff segment saw blade Cement joints, soft wall tiles, fibreglass-reinforced plastics, porous concrete Making cuts near edges, in corners or in difficult-to-reach areas; example: Removing joints between wall tiles for improve- ment work, cutting recesses in tiles, plasterboard or plastics Diamond-Riff seg- ment saw blade Cement joints, soft wall tiles, epoxy resin, fibre- glass-reinforced plastics Precise routing and cutting of tile/joint material, epoxy resin and fibreglass-reinforced plastics; example: Producing small cut-outs in soft wall tiles and routing recesses in fibreglass-reinforced plastic TC-Riff Delta plate Mortar, concrete residue, wood, abrasive materials Rasping and sanding on a hard surface; example: Removing mortar or tile adhesive (e.g. when re- placing damaged tiles), removing carpet adhesive residue TC-Riff grout and mortar remover Mortar, joints, epoxy resin, fibreglass-rein- forced plastics, abrasive materials Routing and cutting of joint material and tile material, as well as rasping and sanding on a hard surface; example: Removing tile adhesive and joint mortar HCS multi blade Roofing felt, carpets, arti- ficial turf, cardboard, PVC flooring Fast and precise cutting of soft material and flexible abras- ive materials; example: Cutting carpets, cardboard, PVC flooring, roof- ing felt, etc. Scraper, fixed Carpets, mortar, con- crete, tile adhesive Scraping on a hard surface; example: Removing mortar, tile adhesive, concrete residue and carpet adhesive residue Scraper, flexible Carpet adhesive, paint residue, silicone Flexible scraping on a soft surface; example: Removing silicone joints, carpet adhesive residue and paint residue Bi-metal segment serrated blade Insulation material, insula- tion boards, floor panels, impact sound insulation boards, cardboard, car- pets, rubber, leather Precise cutting of soft materials; example: Cutting insulation boards to size, cutting pro- truding insulation material to length so that it is flush with the surfaceApplication tool Material Application TC-Riff sanding fin- ger Wood, paint Sanding of wood or paint in hard-to-reach areas without sanding paper; example: Sanding off paint between window shutter slats, sanding wooden flooring in corners TC-Riff plunge cut saw blade Fibreglass, mortar, wood Plunge cuts in extremely abrasive materials; example: Routing of thin mosaic tiles HCS universal joint cutter Expansion joints, window putty, insulation materials (rock wool) Cutting soft materials; example: Cutting silicone expansion joints or window putty Fitting/changing the application tool (see figures A and B) Remove the application tool if one has already been fitted. To remove the application tool, use the hex key (10) to loosen the clamping bolt(9) and remove the tool. Position the required application tool (e.g. plunge cut saw blade (8)) on the tool holder (6) so that the depressed centre is facing downwards (see figure on the graphics page, text on the application tool should be legible from above). Turn the application tool to a position which is convenient for the job at hand and allow it to lock into place in the cams of the tool holder (6). Twelve positions offset by 30° are possible for this. The built-in magnet (7) holds the application tool in the re- quired position in order to make it easier to mount. Secure the application tool using the clamping bolt (9). Tighten the clamping bolt using the hex key (10) until it is flush with the application tool. u Check that the application tool is seated securely. Ap- plication tools that are attached incorrectly or are not se- curely fixed in place may come loose during operation, thereby putting you at risk. Fitting and Adjusting the Depth Stop The depth stop (13) can be used when working with seg- ment saw blades. Remove the application tool if one has already been fitted. Slide the depth stop (13) over the tool holder (6) and onto the collar of the power tool as far as it will go, with the la- belled side facing upwards. The depth stop is intended for the following cutting depths: – With segment saw blades ACZ85.. with a diameter of 85mm: Cutting depths 8mm, 10mm, 12mm and 14mm (information on the depth stop in a larger font size and without brackets). – With segment saw blades ACZ100.. with a diameter of 100mm: Cutting depths 14mm, 16mm, 18mm and 20mm (information on the depth stop in a smaller font size and in brackets). Insert the appropriate segment saw blade for the desired cutting depth. Slide the depth stop (13) from the tool holder (6) in the direction of the application tool until you can ro- tate it freely. Rotate the depth stop (13) so that the desired cutting depth is above the section of the saw blade that will be used to saw. Slide the depth stop (13) onto the collar of the power tool once again as far as it will go. Remove the depth stop (13) for all other cutting depths and for working with other application tools. To do this, remove the application tool and pull the depth stop away from the collar. Fitting the Auxiliary Handle (accessory) The low-vibration auxiliary handle enables the tool to be used safely and more comfortably. Screw the auxiliary handle into the thread (5) on the left or right of the machine head depending on how you are work- ing. u Do not continue to use the power tool if the auxiliary handle is damaged. Do not make any alterations to the auxiliary handle. Choosing the Sanding Sheet Different sanding sheets are available, depending on the material you are working with and the required surface removal rate: Sanding sheet Material Application Grit Red quality – All wood and wood- based materials (e.g. hardwood, softwood, chipboard, construction boards) – Metal materials For pre-sanding, e.g. of rough and uneven beams and boards Coarse 40

For surface sanding and levelling of slight irregularities Medium 80

For finish-sanding and fine sanding of wood Fine 180

White quality – Paint – Varnish – Filler – Bodyfiller For sanding down paint Coarse 40

For sanding undercoats (e.g. removing brushstrokes, paint drips and paint runs) Medium 80

For final sanding of primers prior to painting Fine 180

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