Senix 1300W Demolition Hammer Instruction Manual
Quick guide for the Senix 1300W demolition hammer, covering setup, tool installation, operation modes, and maintenance procedures.
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This document provides essential operating instructions for the Senix 1300W demolition hammer. It is intended for demolition work on concrete, stone, and masonry. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection, a dust mask, protective gloves, and slip-resistant footwear.
Description of parts
- Main handle
- Power switch
- Auxiliary handle
- Locking pillar
- SDS Hex chuck
- Grease cap
Installation
Additional handle: Loosen the auxiliary handle by turning it anti-clockwise. Swing it around the product axis to the desired position (180 degrees forward or backward) and retighten clockwise.
Fitting a tool: Pull the locking sleeve back, insert the tool into the SDS Hex chuck by twisting until it clicks into place, then release the sleeve. Pull the tool to ensure it is firmly locked.
Removing a tool: Pull the locking sleeve back and remove the tool from the chuck system.
Adjusting the chisel position: Insert the chisel into the chuck system and rotate it to the desired working position.
Start-up
Intermittent operation: Hold the ON/OFF switch to operate; release it to stop.
Continuous operation: Press the ON/OFF switch and lock it while pressed. To stop, press the switch again and release.
Maintenance and cleaning
Always switch off and unplug the tool before performing any work. Keep the housing clean, dry, and free from oil or grease. Clean the tool holder regularly and apply a light coating of grease before inserting a tool. If the power cord requires replacement, it must be performed by the manufacturer or an authorized agent.
Technical Data
- Rated power: 1300 W
- Rated voltage: 220-240V~50-60Hz
- Impact rating: 3900bpm
- Impact joules: 20J
- Tool fitting: SDS HEX
- Protection class: II (double shielded)
Practical help
Common problems
Ensure the locking sleeve is pulled back fully before inserting the tool and that it clicks into place.
Wear gloves, limit working time, and ensure the tool is not being forced beyond its design capacity.
Before use
- Check that the power switch is in the OFF position before connecting to power.
- Ensure the auxiliary handle is securely tightened.
- Verify the tool is properly lubricated in the holder.
- Wear all required PPE: eye, ear, and dust protection.
- Inspect the power cord for damage.
Images and diagrams
- The exploded view diagram on page 8 identifies all internal components and spare parts by number.
- The parts list on pages 8-9 correlates numbers to specific components like the rotor, stator, and carbon brushes.
Model compatibility
- Intended for concrete, stone, and masonry demolition only.
- Not for commercial use.
- Requires SDS Hex compatible chisels.
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