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USER MANUAL 58G013 Graphite

58G013 CAUTION: BEFORE USING THE POWER TOOL READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND KEEP IT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

DETAILED SAFETY REGULATIONS

DETAIL SAFETY RULES CORDLESS MULTI TOOL

• During operation hold the tool rmly in closed hand.

• Beore switching the tool on make sure it does not touch processed material.

• Beore cutting oor, wall or other surace make sure the cut area is ree rom gas or electric installation. Cutting a live wire may cause electric shock and cutting a gas pipe may cause explosion.

• Do not touch moving parts o the tool.

• Do not put the tool aside beore it stops completely.

• Hold the tool rmly in your hand beore switching it on.

• Do not touch blade and processed material just ater the work has been nished, the pieces may be very hot and may cause burns.

• To replace blade or sanding paper, rst switch the tool o with the switch and wait until it stops working, then disconnect the tool rom mains socket.

• Prior to operation make sure that there is enough space under processed material to avoid table or oor damage with the blade.

• Use anti-dust mask. Dust produced during operation is harmful to health.

• Do not eat, drink or smoke in a room, where paint with lead compounds is removed with this tool. There should be no bystanders in the room. Contact with or inhalation of dusts with lead compounds may be harmful to health.

• Beore sanding connect dust extraction system to the tool.

• The tool is not designed or wet operation.

• When you experience unusual behaviour o the tool, see smoke or hear strange noises, immediately switch o the tool and remove the battery.

• To ensure proper cooling during tool operation keep the ventilation holes unobstructed.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERY

• In case of battery damage and improper use it may produce gas. Ventilate room and seek medical attention in case of medical symptoms. Gas can damage respiratory tract.

• Improper operation conditions may lead to battery electrolyte leak, avoid contact with the substance. In case of accidental contact, ush the electrolyte abundantly with water. In case of contact with eyes, additionally seek medical attention. Leaked electrolyte may cause eye irritation or burns.

• Do not disassemble the battery – there is a risk of short circuiting.

• Do not use power tool battery in rain.

• Always keep the battery away from sources of heat. Do not leave the battery for a long time in high temperature (in direct sunlight, in proximity of heaters and wherever the temperature exceeds 50°C).

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERY CHARGER

• This equipment is not intended for use by persons with restricted physical, sensory or mental capabilities (including children) or persons who have no experience or are unfamiliar with the equipment, unless the use is supervised or carried out in accordance with equipment use instructions handed over by persons responsible for their safety.

• Pay attention to children so they don't play with the equipment.

• Do not expose the charger to humidity or water. Ingress of water into the charger increases risk of electric shock. Use the charger only in dry rooms.

• Disconnect the charger from power supply before starting any maintenance or cleaning.

• Do not use the charger when placed on ammable surface (e.g. paper, textiles) or in proximity of ammable substance. Greater charger temperature when charging increases risk of re.

• Check condition of the charger, cable and plug before each use. Do not use the charger if any damage is found. Do not try to disassemble the charger. All repairs should be made at an authorized service workshop. Improper charger assembly may cause electric shock or re.

• Children or persons who are physically, emotionally or mentally disabled and other persons, whose experience or knowledge is insucient to use the charger while following all safety rules should not use the charger without supervision of person responsible for their safety. Otherwise there is a risk of improper use and injuries in consequence.

• When the charger is not in use, it should be disconnected from the mains network. CAUTION! This device is designed to operate indoors. The design is assumed to be safe, protection measures and additional safety systems are used, nevertheless there is always a small risk of injuries at work. Li-Ion batteries may leak, set on re or explode when heated to high temperature or short-circuited. Do not store the batteries in a car in hot and sunny days. Do not open the battery. Li-Ion batteries contain electronic protection devices that, if damaged, may cause re or explosion of the battery. Explanation of used symbols

2. Read instruction manual, observe warnings and safety

conditions therein!13

3. Use personal protection equipment (protective goggles,

6. Keep the tool away from children.

7. Use protective clothes.

8. Protect the tool from moisture.

. Remove the battery from the device before starting any adjustments or cleaning related tasks.

10. This device is designed to operate indoors.

11. Maximum permissible cell temperature 45°C.

12. Do not throw cells into re.

15. Do not throw cells into water.

CONSTRUCTION AND USE

The multi tool is a hand held battery-powered tool. The drive consists of DC commutator motor with permanent magnets, whose rotational movement is transformed to oscillations. Various working tools available for the tool allow for use in various types of tasks. This type of power tool is widely used for: cutting and sawing wood, wood-based materials, plastics, non-ferrous metals and joining parts (nails, bolts etc.), all using proper working tools. It can also be used to process soft ceramic tiles, grinding and dry scraping small surfaces. Possibility of processing abovementioned materials in hard to reach areas and close to edges is a great advantage of the tool. Range of use covers the following tasks: small model making, locksmith, woodworking and any work from the scope of individual, amateur activities (tinkering). Use the power tool in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions only. Use the power tool only with original equipment.

DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING PAGES

Below enumeration refers to the device elements depicted on the drawing pages of this manual.

1. Lever for quick working tool installation

4. Wheel for rotational speed control

5. Additional handle

11. Button for battery level indication

• Dierences may appear between the product and drawing.

EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

• Push the battery lock button (8) and slide out the battery (7) (g. A).

• Insert charged battery (7) into the handle holder, you should hear when the battery lock button (8) snaps. BATTERY CHARGING The device is supplied with partially charged battery. The battery should be charged in ambient temperature between 4°C and 40°C. New battery, or one that has not been used for a long time, will reach full eciency after approximately 3 to 5 charge/discharge cycles.

• Remove the battery (7) from the device (g. A).

• Connect the charger () to mains socket (230 V AC).

• Slide the battery (7) into the charger () (g. B). Ensure the battery is properly tted (pushed to the end). When the charger is connected to a mains socket (230 V AC), the green diode (10) on the charger turns on to indicate connected supply. When the battery (7) is placed in the charger (), the red diode (10) on the charger turns on to indicate that the charging is in progress. At the same time green diodes (12) of the battery level indication are ashing in dierent congurations, see description below.

• All diodes are ashing – the battery is empty and requires charging.

• 2 diodes are ashing – the battery is partially discharged.

• 1 diode is ashing – the battery level is high. Once the battery is charged, the diode (10) on the charger lights green, and all battery level diodes (12) light continuously. After some time (approx. 15 s) the battery level indication diodes (12) turn o. Do not charge the battery or more than 8 hours. Exceeding this time limit may cause damage to battery cells. The charger does not turn o automatically when the battery is ull. Green diode on the charger will remain on. Battery level indication diodes turn o ater some time. Disconnect power supply beore removing the battery rom the charger socket. Avoid consecutive short chargings. Do not charge the battery ater short use o the tool. Signicant decrease o the period between chargings indicates the battery is worn out and should be replaced. Batteries heat up when charging. Do not operate just ater charging – wait or the battery to cool down to room temperature. It will prevent battery damage.

BATTERY LEVEL INDICATION

The battery is equipped with signalisation of the battery level (3 LED diodes) (12). To check battery level status, press the button for battery level indication (11) (g. C). When all diodes are lit, the battery level is high. When 2 diodes are on, the battery is partially discharged. When only one diode is lit, the battery is discharged and must be recharged.

INSTALLATION OF ADDITIONAL HANDLE

Due to safety reasons always use additional handle when operating the power tool. Additional handle (5) can be installed in one of the holes on the tool head. We recommend using the power tool with the additional handle. When you hold the tool with your both hands during operation (using also the additional handle) you can have greater control over the kick back forces and counter torque on start up. This reduces risk of injuries at kick back.14

SELECTION OF WORKING TOOL

With this cordless multi tool you can use working tools compatible with universal, open attachment system (with holes). Holes, 2 mm in diameter, are located around 10 mm radius circle every 30° (some holes can also form an open cut out). Below table presents examples of various working tools. Name Type of material Intended use Example HSS blade for metal Metal (e.g. nails, bolts, small sec- tions), non-ferrous metals Small dividing and plunge cutting. Cutting narrow sections short, cutting joining elements, e.g. clamps. H a l f -r o - und HCS wheel for wood Wood, wood-based materials, plastics Dividing and plun- ge cutting in cor- ners and hard to reach areas, near surfaces. Narrow plunge cuts in solid wood, e.g. for air grates. HCS blade for wood Wood, wood-based materials, plastics Dividing and plun- ge cutting in cor- ners and hard to reach areas, near surfaces. Cut outs in fur- niture boards, cutting cove bases short, plunge cutting for tting oor panels. H a l f -r o - und wheel with tung- sten grit Cement joints, soft ceramic tiles, hard plastics and other materials. Cutting short and cutting o close to edges, in corners and hardly acces- sible places. Removal of joint, cutting holes in cera- mic tiles and plastics. Delta san- ding pad Wood, wood-based materials, abrasive materials. Sanding in hard to reach areas and in corners on a hard substrate. Removal of mortar and glue for ce- ramic tiles, sanding solid wood, poli- shing. Sti scra- per Linings, oors, cera- mic tiles. Scraping soft ma- terials on a hard substrate. Removal of mortar resi- dues, glue for lining or cera- mic tiles.

INSTALLATION OF WORKING TOOLS

• Pull the lever for quick working tool installation (1) forward (g. D).

• Slide working tool between two plates of the tool holder, make sure the holes are matched with pins of the upper washer.

• In order to allow operation in the position that is most comfortable and safe for the operator, you can set up the working tool in the tool holder in a position of your choice, provided that the upper plate pins are matched with the holes (g. E).

• Working tool should be installed with bend pointing down.

• Lower the lever for quick tool installation (1) to install the working tool in selected position (g. D). Check that the tool is installed properly. Improperly or inaccurately installed working tools can slip during operation and cause risk or the user. DUST EXTRACTION Dust o some materials may be hazardous to health, like paint coatings with lead additives, some types o wood e.g. oak or beech or materials with asbestos. Thereore, we recommend use o external dust extraction systems, good workplace ventilation and use o dust-mask with particle lter. The tool is equipped with dust extraction add-on, which should be connected to external dust extractor, e.g. vacuum cleaner designed for the type of produced dust.

REMOVING THE DUST EXTRACTION ADDON

• Remove working tool if already installed.

• Disengage the clamp (3) and remove the dust extraction add-on (6). Installation of the dust extraction add-on (6) is similar to deinstallation, only the sequence of actions is reversed. OPERATION / SETTINGS Check condition o the working tools beore using the power tool. Do not use tools with dents, cracks or other damages. Replace worn out tools with new ones beore operation. When the work is nished, always turn the device o and wait until the working tool comes to complete stop. Only then you can put the device away. Do not brake the working tool when it's moving by pressing it against processed material.

Hold the device with both hands when starting up and during operation. Switching on – slide the switch (2) forward to position I. Switching o – slide the switch (2) backward to position O (g. F). Each time you press the switch button (2) two LED diodes (13) turn on. They are located on both sides of the head and illuminate the work place.

ROTATIONAL SPEED CONTROL

Wheel for rotational speed control (4) is located at the bottom part of the main handle (g. G). Control range is 1 to 6. Rotational speed can be adjusted to the user's needs. Do not cover holes or motor ventilation in the tool body.

PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

Oscillation frequency 5 000 – 20 000 per minute at 3° angle allows to work precisely in small areas and corners with the power tool.

Use only undamaged working tools in good technical condition. When sawing or cutting wood, bre board, wood-based materials etc. make sure they do not contain oreign objects like nails, bolts etc. beore starting the task. Remove oreign objects or use proper blade or removal. You can make plunge cuts only in sot materials like wood, gypsum boards and alike. Cutting ceramic tiles causes aster wear o working tool.

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

Remove the battery from the device before commencing any activities related to installation, adjustment, repair or maintenance.

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

• Cleaning the device after each use is recommended.

• Do not use water or any other liquid for cleaning.

• Clean the device with a dry cloth or blow through with compressed air at low pressure.

• Do not use any cleaning agents or solvents, since they may damage plastic parts.

• Clean ventilation holes in the motor casing regularly to prevent device overheating.

• Always store the tool in a dry place, beyond reach of children.

• Store the device with the battery removed. All defects should be repaired by service workshop authorized by the manufacturer.15 TECHNICAL PARAMETERS RATED PARAMETERS Cordless Multi Tool 58G013 Parameter Value Supply voltage 18 V DC Idle oscillation speed 5000-20000 rpm Oscillation angle 3° Working tools attachment system tool free Protection class III Weight 1,8 kg Year of production 2019 58G013 denes type and indication of the device Graphite Energy+ System Battery Parameter Value Battery 58G001 58G004 Battery voltage 18 V DC 18 V DC Battery type Li-Ion Li-Ion Battery capacity 2000 mAh 4000 mAh Ambient temperature range 4

Charging time for charger 58G002 1 h 2 h Weight 0,400 kg 0,650 kg Year of production 2019 2019 Graphite Energy+ System Charger Parameter Value Charger type 58G002 Supply voltage 230 V AC Power supply frequency 50 Hz Charging voltage 22 V DC Max. charging current 2300 mA Ambient temperature range

Charging time of the battery 58G001 1 h Charging time of the battery 58G004 2 h Protection class

Weight 0,300 kg Year of production

Vibration acceleration (sanding – additional handle)

Vibration acceleration (sawing – additional handle)

Vibration acceleration (scraping – main handle)

Vibration acceleration (scraping – additional handle)

Noise and vibration information Noise produced by the device is dened with: level of produced sound pressure Lp

and level of sound power Lw

(where K is measurement uncertainty). Vibrations produced by the device are dened with vibration acceleration value a

(where K is measurement uncertainty). Sound pressure Lp

and vibration acceleration ah specied in this manual have been measured in accordance with EN 60745-1. Specied vibration level a

can be used to compare tools and for initial evaluation of exposition to vibrations. Specied vibration level is representative for main applications of the device. When the device is used for other purposes or with dierent working tools, the vibration level may change. Insucient or too rare maintenance may increase vibration level. The abovementioned factors may lead to higher exposure to vibrations during whole working time. To precisely dene exposure to vibrations, include periods when the device is switched o and when it is switched on but not used or working. Once all actors have been careully considered, total exposition to vibrations may be signicantly lower. To protect the user from results of exposure to vibrations, use additional safety measures such as: device and working tool periodic maintenance, proper hand temperature conditions, good work organisation. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Electrical equipment must not be disposed o with household waste and, instead, should be utilized at appropriate facilities. Information on utilization can be provided by the product vendor or the local authorities. Waste electrical and electronic equipment contains substances that are not neutral to the natural environment. Equipment that is not recycled constitutes a potential hazard to the environment and to human health. Li-Ion Storage batteries/batteries must not be disposed with domestic waste, put in a re or into the water. Damaged or used up storage batteries must be properly recycled in compliance with the current directive pertaining to disposal of storage batteries and batteries.