Power tools, batteries, accessories and packaging must be
disposed of at an environmentally-compatible recycling facility.
Power tools and batteries do not go into the household trash.
Only for EU countries:
Directive 2002/96/EG:
Defective power tools must be collected separately and disposed of at an
environmentally-compatible recycling facility.
Directive 2006/66/EG:
Defective or drained batteries must be collected separately and disposed
of at an environmentally-compatible recycling facility.
Li-Ion batteries are subject to the specications in the laws pertaining to
hazardous goods. The batteries can be transported on roads by the user
without further constraints.
When shipping with third parties (e.g.: freight forwarders), special
requirements must be observed for packaging and labeling!
Only ship batteries if the casing is not damaged. Cover the contacts with
tape and package the battery so it cannot move around in the packaging.
Please comply with other national and international requirements.
Before you put the tool down, wait until it has come to a
complete stop as otherwise, the tool can jam and you may
lose control of the screwdriver.
Danger!
When tightening and unscrewing screws, high reaction
torques may arise. Therefore, always keep a tight grip on the
tool.
Danger!
Switch the electrical device off immediately if the tool used
locks up and be prepared for high reaction torques that can
cause kickback. The tool locks up when it is overladed or
jams in the workpiece.
This information was written with the intention of being read, understood
and complied with in all points by persons responsible for the operation of
the TorqBee® screwdriver (hereinafter referred to as the tool).
Prior to start-up, please read the operating instructions and comply with the
safety instructions. Work station faults can only be prevented if the contents
of these operating instructions are known and fault-free operation can be
ensured.
We are not liable for damages and operational errors that result from non-
compliance with these operating instructions. If difculties arise nonetheless,
please contact us and we will gladly provide assistance.
2.2.0. PROPER INTENDED USE
The tool may only be used, as described in these instructions, to create
screw joints suitable for the type of tool.
NOTICE
Proper intended use also includes:
• complying with all instructions in the operating instructions
• complying with the inspection and maintenance work.
Any other use beyond this is not considered proper intended use.
HS-Technik GmbH is not liable for any damages resulting from noncompliance.
2.3.0. IMPROPER USE
We are not liable for damages and operational errors that result from noncompliance with these operating instructions or improper use.
The tool is not a torque wrench. This tool cannot be used
for already tightened connections as otherwise very high
reaction torques arise and the motor control and the motor
can overheat.
2.4.0. GUARANTEE AND LIABILITY
Guarantee and liability claims for personal and material damages are
excluded if they can be traced back to one or more of the following causes:
• improper use
• improper assembly, start-up, operation and maintenance
• operating the tool with defective safety equipment or
improperly installed or non-functioning safety and protective
equipment
• non-compliance with the instruction in the operating instructions
pertaining to transport, storage, assembly, start-up, operation and
maintenance of the tool
• unauthorized structural modications to the tool
• improper repair
• catastrophes caused by foreign bodies and force majeure
• The basic requirement for safe and proper use and fault-free operation
is knowledge of the basic safety instructions and safety regulations.
• In addition, the rules and regulations for the place of use must be
followed.
3.2.0. OPERATOR'S RESPONSIBILITY
The operator is obligated to only allow persons to work with this tool who are
familiar with the basic regulations for work safety and accident prevention
and are trained in how to use the tool. Safety-conscious work of the personnel
must be checked at regular intervals.
3.2.1. PERSONNEL'S RESPONSIBILITY
All persons working with this tool are obligated to comply with the basic
regulations for work safety and accident prevention prior to starting work.
3.2.2. PERSONNEL TRAINING
Only trained and qualied personnel may work with this tool. The responsibilities
of the personnel for the assembly, start-up, operation, maintenance and
servicing must be clearly dened. Personnel-in-training may only operate
the machine in the presence of an experienced person.
3.3.0. RISKS WHEN WORKING WITH THE TOOL
Faults that may hinder safety must be immediately rectied.
The tool was built in accordance with the state of the art in
technology and the approved safety regulations. Still, when
using it, risks to life and limb of the user or third parties or other
material assets may arise.
WARNING
Only use the tool
• for the proper intended use
• in working order with regards to safety
3.4.0. DANGER FROM ELECTRICAL ENERGY
DANGER
Only allow a qualied electrician to perform work on this
tool. The electrical equipment of the tool must be regularly
inspected. Loose connections and charred cables must be
immediately repaired. If work must be performed with the
tool, remove the battery prior to opening the device.
WARNING
The tool must be kept closed at all times. Access is only
permitted for authorized persons with a tool.
3.4.1. FUNDAMENTAL SAFETY MEASURES
NOTICE
The terms "tool" and "power tool" used in the safety instructions
pertain to mains-operated power tools (with power cable)
and battery operated power tools (without power cord).
Be careful, pay attention to what you are doing and use
responsibly.
Do not use power tools when you are tired or under the inuence of
drugs,
alcohol or medication.
One moment of carelessness when using the tool can lead to severe
injuries.
b) Wear personal safety equipment and always wear protective eyewear.
Wearing protective safety equipment such as a dust mask, safety
shoes, a protective helmet and hearing protection, depending on the
type and use of of the tool, decreases the
risk of injuries.
c) Avoid unintended start-up.
Ensure that the power tool is shut off before you connect it to the
battery
pick it up, or carry it.
If you have your nger on the trigger while carrying the power tool, or
the device
is connected to the power supply, this can lead to
accidents.
d) Avoid non-ergonomic posture.
Make sure you are standing stably and always maintain your balance.
You can then
control the power tool in unexpected situations.
e) Wear suitable clothing.
Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry.
gloves away from moving parts.
Loose clothing, jewelry or long hair can
Keep your hair, clothing and
get caught in moving parts.
power tools
3.4.4. USING AND HANDLING THE POWER TOOL
a)
Do not overload the tool.
Use the proper tool for your work. You work better
and more safely in the dened output range when using the proper
tool
.
b) Do not use power tools with defective switches.
A tool that cannot be shut off is dangerous and must be repaired.
Remove the battery before you change tool settings, replace
accessories
or lay the tool down.
This safety measure prevents the power tool from starting
unintentionally.
Store unused tools out of reach of children.
d)
Do not allow persons to use the device who are not familiar with it
or
have not read these instructions. Power tools are dangerous if they
are used by inexperienced persons.
Take good care of the power tool.
e)
Check that moving parts
work properly and do not jam, that there are
no broken or damaged parts and that the functionality is not hindered.
Have damaged parts repaired prior to using the device.
Many accidents are caused
by poorly maintained power tools.
f) Keep the tools clean.
Carefully maintained tools jam less often and are easier to use.
g) Use the tool, accessories, etc. in accordance with these instructions.
Take the working conditions and task to be executed into account.
use of power tools for other purposes than the intended use can lead
to
hazardous situations.
h) Use the right tool
Do not use low-output tools for heavy loads. Do not use the tool for
purposes and work for which it is not intended.
i) Check your tool for damage
Prior to further use of the tool, the safety equipment or damaged parts
must be inspected to ensure proper functionality.
Check to ensure the functionality of moving parts, that they don't jam,
that no parts are broken and that all parts are properly and correctly
installed and all conditions
required for the operation of the device
have been fullled.
Damaged safety equipment and parts should be properly repaired or
replaced by a customer service workshop
in the operating instructions
a customer service workshop.