FRTD-13/350 - Drill Ferm - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Drill
Brand	Ferm
Model	FRTD-13/350
Chuck Capacity	13 mm (1/2 inch)
Power Input	350 W
Power Supply	230 V ~ 50 Hz
No-Load Speed	0 - 2500 rpm
Speed Adjustment	Variable speed trigger
Forward/Reverse	Yes, rotatable brush holder
Chuck Type	Keyless
Drilling Capacity (Steel)	13 mm
Drilling Capacity (Wood)	25 mm
Weight	1.5 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H)	250 x 200 x 60 mm
Cable Length	2.5 m
Safety Class	Class II (double insulated)
Spare Parts Availability	Carbon brushes, chuck, switch
Maintenance	Clean with dry cloth, check carbon brushes
Protection Features	Overload protection, lock-on button
Included Accessories	Auxiliary handle, depth stop

Frequently Asked Questions - FRTD-13/350 Ferm

How do I change the drill bit?

Open the keyless chuck by rotating it counterclockwise. Insert the bit, then tighten by rotating clockwise. Ensure the bit is centered.

How can I adjust the speed?

The speed is controlled by the variable speed trigger. Press gently for low speed, press fully for high speed. There is no separate speed dial.

How do I reverse the drill direction?

Use the forward/reverse switch located above the trigger. Slide it left for forward (clockwise) and right for reverse (counterclockwise).

What is the maximum drilling capacity?

The drill can handle up to 13 mm in steel and 25 mm in wood. Always use appropriate bits.

How do I clean and maintain the drill?

Disconnect from power. Wipe the housing with a dry cloth. Check carbon brushes regularly; replace when worn. Keep ventilation slots clear.

Can I use the drill for screwdriving?

Yes, with a suitable screwdriver bit. Use low speed and moderate pressure. The lock-on button can help for continuous driving.

What safety precautions should I take?

Always wear safety glasses. Secure workpiece. Keep hands away from rotating parts. Use the auxiliary handle for better control. Avoid wet conditions.

How do I install the depth stop?

Insert the depth stop rod into the hole on the auxiliary handle. Adjust to desired depth and tighten the knob. It limits drilling depth.

Where can I find spare parts?

Spare parts like carbon brushes, chuck, and switch are available from Ferm service centers or authorized dealers. Check the manual for part numbers.

What should I do if the drill overheats?

Stop drilling and allow the drill to cool. Overloading can cause overheating. Reduce pressure or use a sharper bit. Check for blocked ventilation.

USER MANUAL FRTD-13/350 Ferm

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14 Base 15 Stand 2.SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

- Inspect all parts after unpacking for possible damage

during transport. In the event of transport damage, the carrier should be immediately notified.

- Complaints made later will not be accepted. - Ingest the delivery for completeness

- Inspect the delivery for completeness. - Become familiar with the machine by reading the

operator's guide thoroughly prior to first use. When fitting/replace accessories wear-and

reserve parts, use exclusively original Ferm parts.

• When ordering, please specify our article number

and the machine type.

Remark: According to the applicable product liability law, the manufactures of this appliance is not liable for

law, the manufacturer of this appliance is not liable for damage caused to or by this appliance, arising from:

- Negligent operation. - Failure to follow the instructions in the operator's

guide.

- The fitting of,or replacement with,other than

original Ferm spare parts.

- Usage other than that for which the machine is designed failure of the electrical installation by no

observing the electrical regulations and the VDE

provisions 0100,DIN 57113 IVDE 0113.

We strongly recommend:

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Before assembling and using the machine, read

the complete text of the operator's guide.

This operator's guide is designed to make it easier for

you to get to know your machine, and to learn how to

Make use on it's many functions. The operator's guide includes important directions a

to how you can safely, expertly and economically emp

the machine, and how you can avert hazards, save on

Repair costs, reduce unavailability, and increase the reliability and useful life of the machine.

Besides following the safety guidelines in this operato

guide, you should give your latest attention to the regulations applicable in your country for the use of the

machine.

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Keep the operator's guide close to the machine, place inside a plastic sleeve to protect it from dirt and

moisture. It should be carefully read and strictly follow

by every operator of the machine. Only persons who have received instruction in the operation of the

have received instruction in the operation of the machine and who are aware of the potential hazards

should be allowed to operate the machine. The

minimum age should be heeded.

Besides the safety guidelines in this operator's guide-a

the specific regulations applicable in your country, the

generally recognised technical rules for the use of woodworking machines should also be headed.

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Unpack the contents of the box and inspect them

closely.

Should any part be missing or damaged, do not

connect the machine to the power supply until

machine is complete and in order.

Unpack the machine and parts carefully, and compare

them to the drawing.

to protect the drill from moisture, the surfaces have been coated with a protective layer; which you can

remove using a soft cloth and WD-40.

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To prevent danger of fire or poisonous fumes, no use petral nephthal acetone thinners or similar

volatile solutions for cleaning the machine.

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2.SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS

In this operator's guide the following pictograms are

in the operation S-gates the following policy aims are used:

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Danger of bodily injury or material damage.

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immediately unplug the plug from the mains

Electricity in the case that the cord gets damage and during maintenance

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(2) Wear eye and ear protectors

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Faulty and/or discarded electrical or electronic

apparatus have to be collected at the appropriate recycling locations

recycling decisions.

General safety instructions

Safety is a combination of common sense continual

alertness and a good knowledge of the machine's

operations.

Only insert the plug in the wall socket, once you have seed and understood the following directions.

have you and understood the following directions, to avoid faults that could cause injury.

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1. Read the entire operator's guide and become familing with its contents. Learn how you should use

The tools and what the limitations and potential

hazards are.

1. be absolutely certain that all safety precautions are operational and that they are in a good state.

2. Remove adjustment tools and spanners. Get

accustomed to checking, before switching on the

machine,whether adjustment tools and spanners have been removed.

1. Keep the work surface clean. Untidy and fouled work

surfaces cause accidents.

1. Never use the machine in an unsafe environment. Never use electrical equipment in damp or wet.

places, and protect them from rainwater. Ensure

good lighting of the work area.

1. Keep children at a distance. Persons, who are not working with the machine should maintain a safe

distance from the work area.

1. Use locks if necessary, to ensure that children cannot

2. Never apply brute force on or about the machine.

The machine functions better and more safely at the

speed it was designed for.

1. Use appropriate tools DO NOT DRY TO USE FOR CE to apply the machine to operations it was not designed for.

2. Use a regulation extension cable certain that it is in a

good state. The extension cable must be strong enough to carry the current driven by the tool for

enought to carry the can'te drawn by the toolor your workpiece. A cable that is too weak will

dissipate the current, which leads to power loss and

overheating. U. Work with the risks equipment. Do not wear loose.

clothes, gloves, ties, rings, armbands or other

accessories that could come in contact with moving

parts. Wear anti-slip shoes. Protect long hair by using a hairnet.

1. Wear safety glasses. Your eyes are your most valuable

possession. Always wear safety glasses. Every drill can

throw foreign objects into the eyes, which can cause irreparable harm. Always wear safety glasses that

A report on the risks of a safety guidelines that conform to the safety guidelines (not a normal pair

of glasses.) Normal optical glasses offer no

protection against objects flying around. They have no safety slays in the lenses if these lenses break this

No safety basis of the tendency where lenses or injuries can cause serious injury.

1. Wear a face- or dust mask. Drills create dust.

2. Work safely. Make as much use as possible of a clamp or vice. This is safer than using your hands and leaves.

3. This hand is well as having your hands, which has both hands free to operate the machine.

4. Remove the plug from the power socket when

performing maintenance, and when changing accessories such as cutter, drill routing bit, etc.

1. Reduce the risk of unintended activation of power.

Verify that the power switch is OFF, before you

1. Only use recommended accessories. These

accessories can be found in the operator's guide.

Poorly fitting accessories create a substantial risk of removal injury.

1. Never stand on the machine. This can cause serious

injury, should the machine tilt, or if you accidentally

come into contact with the cutting tools.

1. Inspect the machine for damaged parts before you make further use of the machine any damaged safety

features as well as any other damaged part must be

carefully inspected, as to whether they still function

without problem and can stop perform their specific task. Inspect all moving parts for alignment position.

and correct couplings; furthermore check for

breakages, correct assembly and any other conditions that could have an influence on the

conditions that could have an influence on the machine's functioning. Any damaged safety features

or damaged part must be repaired or replaced in a

workmanlike way. 20. Never leave a running working unattended First

1. Never leave a turning machine characteristic if it turn off the power. Only leaves the machine once it

has completely stopped moving.

1. Do not excessively lean, either forwards or sideways. Always cause you have a stable footing

slokey,2.Always ensure you have a stable footing, and keep your balance.

1. Perform maintenance on the machine with care. For

correct and size operation, the tools must be sharp and clean. Follow carefully the directions for hoping

and clean follow carefully the direction for mining and replacement of tools.

1. Never use electrical machines in the presence of

inflammable fluids or gases. 24. Do not work with the machine if you are under the

1. Do not work with the machine if you are under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medicines that could

limit your capability to react.

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