User manual HILTI PM24

[. . . ] PM 24 en Operating instructions Mode d'emploi 2 ­ 38 32-60 *766 329* 372696 1. Product information Symbols used The symbols used in these operating instructions have the following meanings: WARNING Usage risk or improper use which can cause severe personal injury or a fatal accident. Information which helps the user to employ the tool efficiently and in a technically correct manner. Please read these operating instructions carefully before operating the tool for the first time. Make the instructions available to all other users so that they can be read before the tool is operated. Always keep these operating instructions with the tool. [. . . ] Nevertheless, as with the sun, care should be taken to avoid looking directly into the light source. Do not direct the laser beam at people. 17 2. Safety information Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) Electromagnetic compatibility refers to the ability of the Hilti PM 24 to function correctly in an environment where it is exposed to electromagnetic radiation and electrostatic discharge, without causing electromagnetic interference to other devices. WARNING There may be a possibility of interference to other equipment due to electromagnetic radiation. Although the Hilti PM 24 complies with the strict requirements of the relevant directives and standards, Hilti cannot entirely rule out the possibility of interference with other equipment. CAUTION Measurements may exceed tolerances where interference is caused by powerful electromagnetic radiation. - Dispose batteries according to national requirements. Most of the materials from which Hilti tools are manufactured can be recycled. The materials must be correctly separated before they can be recycled. In many countries, Hilti has already made arrangements for taking back old tools for recycling. Please ask your Hilti customer service department or Hilti representative for further information. Please help to protect and maintain our environment. 20 2. Safety information Disposal Part, assembly Casing On-off switch Electronics Screws, small parts Soft pouch Frame clamp PA 271 stand Wall mount Magnetic bracket PA 211/221 target plate Main material Plastic Plastic Various Steel Woven synthetic fiber Metal, steel Aluminium, metal Metal, steel Steel Plastic Recycling Plastic recycling Plastic recycling Electronics scrap Scrap metal Plastic recycling Metal Metal, plastic Metal Metal Plastic recycling 21 3. Operation and use Inserting or replacing the batteries Green indicator blinks ­ the laser beams blink for a few minutes and then switches off automatically © battery voltage too low © insert new batteries: open close Always replace the complete set of batteries!­ Do not mix batteries of different makes or use batteries of different types. 22 3. Operation and use Operating conditions 1 Observe the operating temperature range. 2 Place the tool on a level, steady surface (the floor). Accuracy of the tool can only be ensured when the operating conditions (points 1 and 2) are observed. PM 24 PM 24 23 3. Operation and use Setting up 1 PM 24 2 PM 24 Marking the reference point ­ the possibilities 1 Mark the laser reference beam point by hand. Set up the laser plumbline with the spot on the mark. alignment with the edge of a dry wall track or board, etc. , position the PM 24 against the track. The laser reference beam spot is positioned exactly on the edge of the track and at the center of the tool. 24 3. Operation and use Plumbing with the PM 24 Note: The other beams have been omitted from illustration for clarity. Procedure 1 Position the tool on the marked reference point. [. . . ] 6mm-4mm 2mm = 20 m = 1mm / 10m 10m X 2 Level / Square Beam Angle An effective test of the accuracy of the angle between level and square beams can only be carried out in a Hilti Repair Center. 32 1 A 1 Room must have 10 to 20 m (60 to 100 ft) B 2 180 2 A 180 4 3 B 3 A d1 4 1 2 d2 3 D B 33 5. FCC statement (applicable in U. S. ) 5. FCC statement (applicable in U. S. ) WARNING This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ]