User manual HILTI TKT 2000

[. . . ] Don't use power tools in damo or wet locations. Do not use tool in presence of flammable Iiquids or gasses. 3. Secure Work Use clamps or a vise to hold work. lt's safer than using your hand and it frees both hands to operate tool. [. . . ] Use Safety Glasses Also use face to dust mask if cutting operation is dusty. - 10. Don't Abuse Cord Never carry tool by cord or yank it to disconnect from receptacle. Disconnect Tools When noi in use, before servicing, and when changing accessories, Parts Before further use of the 21. Wear Ear Protectors Wear ear protectors when using for extended penods. Double Insulation The Hilti TKT 2000/TKT 1300 are double-insulated for extra operator protection. The tools are equipped with a two-wire cord and two-prong plug which can be used on standard 115 volts outlets. When servicing use only identical replacement Extension Cords Use an extension cord heavy enough to carry the current your tool requires. An undersized cord will cause a drop in voltage, resulting in loss of power and overheating. The following list shows the cor rect size to use depending on cord length. lf in doubt, use the next heavier gauge. Note: The smaller the gauge number, the heavier the cord. See your HILTI salesman for extension cords. The following are recommended American Wire Gauges (AWG) Cord length up to 25 ft" up 50 ft. up to 200 ft. AWG '18 to to to 14 tz 10 10 for vour TKT tools. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Operation Power Source: Before connecting your drill to an outlet, make sure that the power supply is 1 15 voits AC. Do not attempt to use the tool on DC current. 1. Variable speed control switch The speed can be varied steplessly between zero and the maximum r. p. m. by pressing or releasing this switch. - Set up 4. Locking collar To ensure different types of screws (with and without sealing rings) a'e driven lo the right depth (c'sunk, flush or with stand-off), the drive is disengaged via the depth locator (5). The depth locator is adjusted and set by means of the collar (4). The collar must lirst be pulled away The driving power is transmitted via a claw coupling. The claws (8) ot the coupling do not engage (fig. 1) until pressure is applied to drive a screw. They disengage again when the depth gauge touches the work surface (fig. lt is thus possible to connect the screw and stationary bit or adaptor while the machine is runninq. from the housing to free it before it can be adjusted. When the collar is turned in the direction of the arrow the screw is driven less deeo or in the other direction deeoer. 5. [. . . ] with the simple use of a Kwik-Tapper, welding and other exoensive and complicated assembly proceduies are eliminated. Very liftle torque is required to drive this faslener as compared to #5 point screws. - 000842542 000855478 000803270 000824557 000855395 000803064 000855585 000855338 000803072 000824565 000803312 000875419 12-24X1 1/4 HWH DRIL. IT STLG 12-24X1 1/4 DRIL-IT STLG BULK 500 4, 000 #3 POINT WOOD TO METAL Self-drillinq fasleners make lloor, intenor 000855601 000803338 000824573 000855619 000855627 10-16X112 HWH #2 10-16X3t4 HWH #2 10-16X3/4 HWH #2 BULK 10-16X1 HWH #2 12-14X1 HWH #2 8, 000 1, 000 6, 000 5, 000 4, 000 q 000855650 000855635 000824649 000855809 00085581 7 000803700 000824656 000855825 000803809 000824664 000855833 000855841 point provides fastening capability up to . 1 75". Phillips Flat or Phillips Wafer heads provide flush or countersunk fastenino in wood. #3 POINT METAL TO METAL Attach clips, doors or window accessories, facia panels, etc. Keep the air passages for the motor clear of dirt and dust. [. . . ]