Top Craft TAC-18/3 Bedienungsanleitung

Users manual

Bedienungsanleitung

TAC-18/3

Cordless combi set

Jig saw, Triangular sander

and Cordless drill/driver

Akku-Kombisatz

Stichsäge, Dreieckschleifmaschine

und Akku-Bohrschrauber

Art. no./Art. Nr. CDM6083

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Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3 Fig.4

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CORDLESS COMBI SET

The numbers in the following text correspond to the illustrations on page 2.

Always read the entire instructions for this electrical appliance carefully before

using it. This will enable you to better understand your product and to avoid

any useless risks. Keep this handbook in a safe place for future reference.

Contents

1. Safety instructions

2. Charger

3. Jigsaw

4. Triangular sander

5. Cordless drill/driver

6. Maintenance

1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

List symbols

The following pictograms are used in this manual and on the machine:

Attention: Risk of damage to material or body.

Indicates electrical shock hazard.

This is in accordance with essential safety requirements of the applicable

European directives.

Class II equipment- Double insulation – Grounding is not necessary.

The safety transformer is not dangerous in the event of failure.

Thermic protection 130°C.

For Inside use only.

Cadmium: Do not throw away.

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Cadmium: Do not throw away.

Dispose of any defective electronics or electrical component in a suitable

recycling center.

Do not incinerate.

Do not use at temperatures higher than 40°C.

Do not use in the rain.

General safety instructions

Warning! Read the following instructions carefully. The non-observance of these

instructions can result in electric shock, fire, and/or other serious injuries. The term

“electrical appliance” mentioned in all the warnings below refers to an electrical appliance

which plugs into electrical power (with an electric cable) or to an electrical appliance

(without wire) functioning with the help of a battery/batteries. Keep these instructions in a

safe place.

1) Work place

a. Always take care to keep your workspace clean and well lit. Badly arranged and dark

spaces can cause accidents.

b. Do not use the electrical appliance in environments with a risk of explosion, such as

in the presence of flammable liquids, gas, or particles. The electrical appliance

causes sparks which can ignite flammable substances.

c. Take care to keep away from children and others who could be distracting while using

the appliance. Distractions can make you lose control of the appliance.

2) Electric safety procedures

a. The plugs of the electrical appliance must be connected to the corresponding wall

sockets. Never modify the plugs in any way, doing so can cause electric shock. Do

not use adaptors which ground the electrical appliance.

b. Avoid direct contact with grounded surfaces like drains, radiators, cooking appliances

and refrigerators. The risk of electric shock increases if your body is in contact with

grounded surfaces.

c. Do not use electric tools in rainy or wet environments. If water gets into an electrical

appliance, the risk of electric shock will increase.

d. Do not abuse the cord. Never use the cord to transport, draw, or disconnect the

electrical appliance. Take care to keep the cord far away from heat sources, oils,

cutting edges, or moving parts. Damaged or intermingled cords increase the risk of

electric shock.

e. Only use a cord for outside use. The use of an outdoor cord reduces the risk of

electric shock. Always use the tool with a residual current circuit breaker.

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3) Personal safety

a. Remain attentive and focused on what you are doing. Use your common sense when

using this electrical appliance. Do not use the electrical appliance if you are tired or if

you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. One moment of carelessness during

the use of this appliance can cause serious injuries.

b. Use protective gear. Always protect your eyes. Protective gear, such as a dust mask,

non-skid shoes, ear plugs, and safety helmet (when used properly), will reduce the

risk of injury.

c. Avoid accidental starting by ensuring that the switch is on the ‘Off’’ position before

connecting the apparatus. Transporting the electrical appliance with your fingers on

the switch, or connecting the appliance with the switch ‘’On’’ can cause accidents.

d. Withdraw the adjustment keys or the keys of adjustable screw before turning on the

electrical appliance. An adjustable screw or a key, left on a moving part of the

electrical appliance, can cause injuries.

e. Do not raise yourself up while using the appliance. Maintain a balanced position by

keeping your feet flat. This allows better control of the electrical appliance in

unforeseen situations.

f. Wear suitable clothes. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry. Keep your hair, clothing,

and gloves far away from the moving parts.

g. If the appliance is provided with equipment to remove dust, ensure it is correctly

connected and used. The use of this equipment can reduce the risks from dust.

h. Use grips or a vice with screw to hold your work. This is safer and enables you to

have two free hands for operating the appliance.

4) Use and maintenance of an electrical appliance

a. Do not force the electrical appliance. Use the electrical appliance for its intended use

only. A correctly selected electrical appliance will ensure better work without a high

risk of danger.

b. Do not use the electrical appliance if the on/off switch does not function. An electrical

appliance which cannot be controlled by the switch is dangerous and must be

repaired.

c. Disconnect the plug of the power supply unit before carrying out adjustments,

changing accessories, or storing the electric appliance. These preventive safety

measures will reduce the risk of accidentally starting.

d. Store electrical appliance out of the reach of children and do not let any person not

familiarized with the tool or its instructions use the electrical appliance. Electrical

appliances are dangerous in the hands of untrained users.

e. Maintain the electrical appliance properly. Check the alignment and the sequence of

the moving parts for conditions which can affect the operation of the electrical

appliance. In the event of damage, send the electrical appliance for repair before re-

using it. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained electrical appliances.

f. Keep all cutting tools sharpened and clean. Cutting tools which are properly

maintained with sharpened blades are less likely to get blocked and are easier to

control.

g. Use the electrical appliance and its accessories, etc, in accordance with these

instructions for their intended use only. Failure to do so may result in injury. Take into

account the work conditions and the specific work which is to be carried out.

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h. Any damaged switch must be replaced by qualified customer service maintenance.

Do not use an electric tool without a properly functioning on/off switch.

i. Never leave an electrical tool (which is on) unattended. Always stop the tool and wait

until it is immobilized before moving away.

j. If the principal electrical cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a suitable cord. This

can be obtained from the manufacturer or from the manufacturer’s customer service.

The main electrical cord must be replaced by the manufacturer, customer service, or

a person having equivalent qualifications.

5) Using and looking after the battery tools

a. Ensure that the switch is in the “off” position before inserting the battery. Inserting a

battery into a tool which is turned “on” can cause accidents.

b. Recharge the battery only with the charger specified by the manufacturer. A charger

adapted to a certain battery can cause a fire if used with a different battery.

c. Use each tool only with the battery designed for it. The use of any other battery can

cause injuries and fire.

d. When a battery is not in use, keep it away from metallic objects such as coins, keys,

nails, screws, and other small metal objects. A short-circuit between the terminals of

the battery can be the cause of burns or fire.

e. In extreme circumstances, liquid can spill out of the battery; avoid any contact. In the

event of accidental contact, rinse thoroughly with water. In the event of contact of the

liquid with the eyes, consult a doctor. Liquid which spills from a battery can cause

irritations or burns.

6) Maintenance

a. Please go to a qualified technician for repairs.

b. Caution! There is a risk of injury if you use additional accessories or tools others that

those recommended in this handbook. Use only spare parts of origin.

Special safety instructions

• The batteries provided are, rechargeable with Nickel-Cadmium of 18 volts (15

elements of 1,2 volts). When they can no longer be recharged, they must be replaced

with identical batteries (Ask customer service).

• A dead battery should not be thrown away, nor incinerated. See the paragraph on

recycling for disposal method.

• Do not insert a non-rechargeable battery in the charger.

• Disconnect the charger after charging is completed.

• Do not cover the battery during charge.

• Keep the batteries away from shocks, moisture, freezing, heat, or fire, as there is a

danger of explosion.

• Do not put the battery on a radiator, or expose it to the sun for a long time.

• Let the battery cool down after use before charging.

• When the batteries are out of their housing, protect the external contacts in order to

prevent short-circuiting due to a metallic bridge.

A short-circuit can generate a very strong current. This can cause overheating,

explosion of the battery, and other fire hazards

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• Do not continually use the fast charge option (model equipped with the fast charging

option). Do not recharge after using it for only a short time.

• Never let the batteries discharge completely. Recharge them from time to time if the

appliance is inactive for a long period of time.

• Fully charge a new battery before use.

• Bad storage or charge conditions will cause damage to the batteries. Always respect

the recommended charging times.

• Protect the charger against moisture. It should be only used in dry locations.

• The charger TACL-18/3 should be used exclusively to charge battery of type TACB-18.

• The ventilation openings of the charger must always be clear.

• If the electrical cord of the charger is damaged, it must be replaced by the

manufacturer, customer service, or a person of similar qualification, in order to avoid

danger.

Never use the charger to charge normal batteries.

2. CHARGER

Technical specifications

The level of protection against electromagnetic disturbances and the level of immunity are

in conformity with the European directives.

Charge a battery

• Check for the absence of metallic objects in the battery compartment of the charger.

• Insert the battery to be charged in the charger, checking the polarities. The poles of

the charger and the battery are located by the signs + and -.

• Check that the voltage of the power source is the same as indicated on the

identification plate of the charger.

Note: Before every use, check the state of the charger, from its plug to its cord. If it is

defective or damaged, the charger must be discarded or repaired by a qualified person.

• Connect the plug of the charger to a wall outlet.

• When charging has started the red indicator light will appear.

• When the battery is completely charged, the green indicator light will appear. The

charge must be stopped.

Supply voltage 230 V~

(alternate) 50 Hz

Output voltage 18 V (continuous)

Assigned power 70 W

Assigned output current 2 A (continuous)

Time of recharge 1h

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• It is normal for the battery and the charger warm up slightly during the charge:.

• The time of charge is approximately 1 hour.

• At the end of the charge, disconnect the charger and extract the battery.

Inserting and removing batteries

Verifies that the outside surfaces of the battery and the selected tool are clean

and dry before connecting a battery.

• Make sure that the On/Off switch is Off (for the drilling machine, the direction selector

must be in middle position).

• Insert the battery in the tool, ensuring that the polarities are aligned. A click will be

heard when the battery is correctly inserted in the bottom of the housing.

• To take out the battery, press on the buttons located on both sides of it. Remove the

battery by drawing it in the axis from its housing.

3. JIGSAW

Technical specifications

• The level of protection against electromagnetic disturbances and level of immunity are

in conformity with the European directives.

• When the acoustic pressure exceeds the value of 85 dB (A), it is necessary to wear

individual ear plugs or other ear protection devices.

Use of the apparatus

• The jigsaw should be used only for cutting materials such as wood, plastic, or thin

metal sheets.

• Never use your hand to remove the chips or wood residues. Switch off the machine

and wait for the blade to completely stop before performing this task.

• Before beginning work, check for the presence of nodes, points, or dangerous

deposits. Remove if necessary.

• Pay attention to the wood or material that falls: remain concentrated at the end of the

cut.

Supply voltage 18V continuous

Capacity battery 1.3 Ah

Autonomy 1h

Number of movements of the blade 1700/min

Maximum cutting depth in wood 50 mm

Maximum cutting depth in metal 3 mm

Angle of adjustable cut 0 to 45°

Pressure level acoustic (Lpa) 81.1 dB (A)

Level of power acoustic (Lwa) 92.1 dB (A)

Level of vibrations 2.606 m/s2

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• Respect the authorized thickness maximum of materials.

• During the cutting of a wall or ground, make sure there are no electric cables in the

vicinity. Always hold the saw by its plastic body in order to avoid risk of electric shock

in the event of cutting an electric cable.

• Wait for the blade to completely stop before removing it from the material.

• Always lower the transparent protection during work.

Immediately stop the saw in the following cases:

• Defective switch.

• Abnormal sparks at engine level.

• Smoke or odor coming from a burning insulator.

Choice of a blade

The jigsaw is provided with three blades, each one having different teeth sizes. The profile

and the size of tooth vary according to the material to be cut. Fine teeth will give a regular

and precise cutting. Use a narrow profile if you wish to saw curves or, for example, cut out

figures.

To select the appropriate blade, proceed as follows:

• Initially test a blade with larger teeth.

• If you do not obtain a regular and precise cutting, test a thinner blade.

• For plastic, aluminum, and steel, always use a blade with fine teeth.

In general, you work more quickly, but with less precision, by using a blade with bigger

teeth than a blade with fine teeth. To obtain optimal results, always make sure that the

blade is well sharpened. This jigsaw is appropriate for all the saw blades commercially

available.

Assembly/Disassembly of a blade

Fig.2

During the assembly or the disassembly of the blade, the jigsaw should not be able to

start accidentally. It is thus important to withdraw the battery during this operation.

For the assembly of a blade, follow these instructions:

• Take the small hexagonal key provided and loosen the screws on the blade holder.

• Insert the chosen blade by pushing it in the bottom of its housing.

• Strongly tighten the screws, while ensuring that the blade is positioned correctly

against the guide roller.

For disassembling, proceed in reverse way of the assembly. After the assembly of a

blade, but before using the tool, turn it on for approximately 30 seconds. Take care to stay

clear of the blade. If the speed slows or abnormal vibrations occur, make sure the blade is

not defective and/or it is assembled correctly.

Periodically lubricate the guiding rollers, particularly during the cutting of synthetic material

or metal sheets.

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Adjustment of the cut angle

Fig.3

The adjustment of the cut angle must be done while the battery is disconnected.

It is possible to perform cuts at an angle of 0° to 45° by inclining the table of support to

the right or left-hand side.

To regulate the slope:

Using the Allen wrench provided, loosen the six sided screws located under the base,

then push the base forward and make it swivel to the right or to the left according to the

desired angle, then re-tighten the screws. The following angles are indicated on the scale

printed on the base: 0°, 15°, 30°, and 45°.

Adjustment of the pendular motion

The adjustment of the pendular motion must be done while the battery is disconnected.

The pendular motion gives the tool a higher degree of accuracy at the time of the cut and

improves the output. The blade undergoes a double movement: movement from top to

bottom and pendular from the front to the back.

To modify the pendular motion:

press on the selector placed on the left side of the machine, turning it to the desired

position. The adjustment of the pendular motion depends on many factors: speed,

materials, type of cut, etc. It is recommended to test the cut.

The following adjustments are recommended:

• Position 0: Metals; pressed or curved materials.

• Position 1: Plastics and plywood.

• Position 2 or 3: Tender wood and panels of masonry such as plasterboards.

Starting

Before connecting the battery, check the assembly of the blade and the base of the

support carefully. Also check the operation of the On/Off switch: it must return freely to the

off position as soon as it is released. To start the jigsaw, press initially on the safety button

on the left side of the handle, then on the On/Off switch. To stop, release the switch.

Using recommendation

After starting the saw, wait until it reaches its normal mode, then place the base of support

on the part to be cut out, and push the saw forwards gradually. It is advised to trace a line

where you want to cut in order to obtain a straight cut. In the case of curved cuts, adopt a

slower speed of cutting.

The saw is provided with a dust extractor entry. For your health, we recommend you to

connect a system of aspiration to it. That will also make it possible to release the line of

cut during work.

While working, firmly put the base of support of the saw on the part to be cut

out in order to avoid rupturing the blade.

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