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User Manual for Senix DHE13.0-M-EU Demolition Hammer
Quick guide for the Senix DHE13.0-M-EU Demolition Hammer. Learn how to install the auxiliary handle, fit tools, operate the device, and perform maintenance.
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The Senix DHE13.0-M-EU is a high-performance demolition hammer designed for breaking concrete, stone, and masonry. Before use, ensure you are wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, hearing protection, a dust mask, and slip-resistant footwear. Always ensure the auxiliary handle is securely attached and tightened before operation.
Intended Use
This product is intended for demolition work on concrete, stone, and masonry. It is not intended for commercial use. Any other use is considered contrary to the intended use and may result in injury or damage.
Technical Data
- Rated power: 1300 W
- Rated voltage: 220-240V~50-60Hz
- Impact rating: 3900bpm
- Impact energy: 20J
- Tool fitting: SDS HEX
- Protection class: II (double shielded)
Installation
Auxiliary Handle
To adjust the auxiliary handle, loosen it by turning it anti-clockwise. Swing the handle around the product axis or 180 degrees forward or backward to the desired position. Retighten the handle by turning it clockwise.
Fitting and Removing a Tool
To fit a tool, pull the locking sleeve back, insert the tool into the SDS Hex chuck system by twisting it until it clicks into place, then release the sleeve. Pull the tool to ensure it is firmly locked. To remove, pull the locking sleeve back and pull the tool out.
Adjusting Chisel Position
Insert the flat chisel into the SDS Hex system and bring it to the best possible working position.
Operation
The device supports two operation modes:
- Intermittent operation: Hold the ON/OFF switch. Release the switch 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 the product off and remove the power plug before performing any work. Keep the product clean and free from oil or grease. Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the housing. Clean the tool holder regularly and grease it lightly before fitting a tool. If the supply cord needs replacement, it must be done by the manufacturer or an authorized agent.
Practical help
Common problems
Tool does not fit or lock
Ensure the locking sleeve is pulled back fully before inserting the tool and that it clicks into place.
Loss of control during operation
Always use the auxiliary handle and ensure it is tightened securely.
Tool overheating or stalling
Do not force the tool. Use the correct tool for the application and allow the machine to work at the rate it was designed for.
Before use
- Check that the power supply matches the rated voltage (220-240V).
- Wear eye protection, hearing protection, dust mask, and slip-resistant footwear.
- Ensure the auxiliary handle is securely attached and adjusted.
- Inspect the power cord for damage.
- Ensure the tool is properly greased before insertion.
Specs in practice
- Impact rating (3900bpm)
- The number of blows per minute the hammer delivers.
- Impact joules (20J)
- The force of each individual impact.
- Protection class II
- Double insulated tool, does not require an earthed plug.
Images and diagrams
- The exploded view diagram illustrates all internal components, including the motor, piston, and gear assembly, identified by part numbers for maintenance reference.
Model compatibility
- Designed for SDS HEX tool bits.
- Suitable for concrete, stone, and masonry demolition.
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