Skil 0510 AB - Manual (Page 7)

Automatic leveling laser 510
INTRODUCTION
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This tool is intended for the defining and checking of
exact horizontal, vertical and crossed lines by projecting
self-leveling laser beams
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Carefully read this instruction manual as well as the
warning label on the tool, before you use the tool
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Pay special attention to the safety instructions and
warnings; failure to follow these may result in
serious (eye) injury
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Save this instruction manual for future reference
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Laser type 650 nm
Laser class 2
Power output < 1 mW
Power supply 2 x AA (LR6) / 1,5V battery
Operating temperature -10°C to 55°C
Storage temperature -20°C to 60°C
Self-leveling range
≤
± 4°
Weight 0,68 kg
Accuracy +/- 1 mm/m
SAFETY
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Do not look into the laser beam (laser radiation) 2
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Do not point the laser beam at persons or animals
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Do not place the tool in a position that may cause
anyone to look into the laser beam intentionally or
unintentionally
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Do not use any magnifying optical tools (such as
magnifying glasses, telescopes, or binoculars) to view
the laser beam
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Do not remove or damage the warning label on the tool
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Do not operate the tool in the presence of flammable
liquids, gases or dust
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Do not operate the tool with children around
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This tool should not be used by people under the age of
16 years
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Do not use the tool for any purpose other than those
mentioned in this instruction manual
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Only use the original accessories which are intended for
this tool
TOOL ELEMENTS 3 $
A On/off button for projecting horizontal lines
B On/off button for projecting vertical lines
C Switch for locking self-leveling system
D Battery compartment cover
E Adjustment knobs
F Bubble levels
G Graduation scale
H Laser light opening
J Warning label
K Locking ring (tripod)
L Locking clips (tripod)
M Tripod rod
N Adjustment handle (tripod)
P Locking knob (tripod)
Q Extension rod (tripod)
USE
● Mounting of batteries 4
- open cover D
- insert 2 x AA (LR6) / 1,5V batteries (pay attention to
correct polarisation)
- close cover D and ensure it is in place securely
- always remove the batteries from the tool, if the tool
is not used for a long period
- always replace the complete set of batteries
● On/off 5
- switch on/off the tool by pressing button A or button B
! do not look into the laser beam
! do not point the laser beam at persons or animals
! always switch off the tool after use
! always lock the self-leveling system after use and
during transportation by sliding switch C in the
lock-position
● Operating the tool 6
- position the tool on a horizontal surface
- switch on the tool
! if the surface inclines more than 4°, the tool is out
of its self-leveling range
- level the tool by turning adjustment knobs E in such a
way that the bubbles in levels F are centered
- only use the bubble levels as a first rough indication
for leveling
! before projecting a line shake the tool somewhat
in order to activate the self-leveling system
- project a horizontal line by pressing button A
- project a vertical line by pressing button B
- project a crossed line by pressing button A and B one
after the other
- obstructions in front of the tool will not affect the line
projection 7
- use the tool manually for quick reference of a straight
line or alignment of two points of reference (lock the
self-leveling system)
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- make measurements using the projected line as
reference 9
● Aligning objects horizontally on adjacent walls 0
- rotate tool manually for easy projection of horizontal
lines across a room
- use graduation scale G 3 for making accurate
alignments across a room
● Aligning objects vertically on adjacent surfaces !
- rotate tool manually for easy projection of vertical
lines across a room
- use graduation scale G 3 for making accurate
alignments across a room
● Aligning objects using the crossed line projection @
● Laser viewing glasses #
- for improving the view of the laser line
! these glasses will not protect your eyes against
laser radiation
● Tripod $
- unfold the tripod
- lock the tripod with ring K
GB
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