FEIN ASc 636 Operating instructions

ASc

636

!o

be handed to the workshop!

Operating instructions

for the

double insulated and radio suppressed

One

Speed Percussion Drill type

ASc

636

(DC/

AC)

and

for

ASc

736

(42

Volts)

1.

Technical

Data:

Current:

= J- (DC/AC

single

phase)

Capacity

in

Speed

R.P.M.

Percussions

Net

weight

Type

per

minute

stone

I

steel

full

load

Input

I

Output

with

chuck

I

full

load

Ill.

mm

Ill.

I

mm

ASc 636

3

/s

10

5!ta

8

ASc 736 (42 V)

2.

Construction

This one-speed percussion drill is an electric tool

of

Class

II

with

protective insulation

without

earth

wire

and

in

accordance

with

VDE

regulations 0740. The

protective

insulation is

additional

to the

normal

insulation

and

is

attained

by

the

shockproof

motor

housing

made

of

Polyamide

and

by

insulating

the

armature

shaft

against

the

gearing.

The

drill

is

tested

with

the

prescribed test

voltage

of

4000 V (1500 V

for Class I). The machine

is

radio

suppressed according to radio

inter-

ference degree

N.

It

is

supplied

with

a

two-core

cable

without

earth

wire

and

must

not

be earthed.

Type

ASc 736 for

low

tension (voltage 42 Volts)

is

of

the

same design

but

without

double insulation

and

not

radio

suppressed.

To

prevent

damage

to

the

insulation

no

additional

marking

plates

and

signs

must

be

riveted

or

screwed

on

the

housing.

We recommend the use

of

transfers only.

3.

Connection

and

Operation

Main

voltage must correspond to

the

operating

voltage

marked

on

the

rating

plate.

The

tool can be

plugged

into

plain

or

safety sockets. .

Switch

must

be

in

the

"Off"

position

when

connecting.

BE 216/e X

3.

67 Printed in Germany

Watts

lbs

I

kg

I

670

11

000

I

?

~

1-1

4.4 2

I

21!0

150

For

Percussion

Drilling:

the

strength

of

blow

can be adjusted

by

turning

the

sleeve (55) clockwise.

4.

Maintenance

The

one-speed percussion drill requires

proper

maintenance

. Before

carrying

out

any

maintenance

work

always remember

to

pull

out

the

plug.

Every

300

duty

hours clean the machine

of

carbon

dust

and

dirt,

in

particular

commutator

and

insulated parts. This

is

done

with

a

brush

or

by

blowing

out

the

tool

with

dry

pneumatic

air.

After

checking

the

carbon brushes

make

sure

to

refit

them

in

their

original

position

and

check

that

they

move

easily

in

their

holder.

They

should

be replaced

at

the latest

when

they

have

worn

down

to

7

mm

(

1

/4").

Please,

only

use original Fein carbon brushes.

After

fitting

new

brushes

run

tool

unloaded

for about

15

minutes

to

allow

brushes

to

bed

in.

One

pair

of

spare carbon brushes will be

found

in

the

cover

of

the

handle, please, do

not

forget

to

reorder

them

in

time.

In

order

to

prevent

accidents

check

cable

at

regular

intervals.

To

re-

place

the

cable take off the screws (24, 25),

then

take

off the

handle

cover

(20), loosen

the

two

screws (19)

of

the

terminal

clamp

(18)

and

clamp off the cable from the switch (2).

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1-25

MK

1-15-2

1

motor

housing,

assembled

1-15

MK

1-15-1

1

motor

housing, assembled

36-74

LA

8-120-2

I

1

outer

bearing,

assembled

36-40,

LA

8-120-1

1

outer

bearing, assembled

1

MK

1-15

1

motor

housing

53, 74

2

EZ

1-58 1 switch

43

LK

1-1 1 ball

bearing

3

EZ

22-34

1

radio

interference

capacitor

44

WB 3-39

1

drill

shaft

4

SR

3-M3,5x6

1

fillister screw

45

A 2-41

1 cam

ring

5

EZ

12-43-1

2

carbon

holder, assembled

46

LK

15-4

1 needle

bearing

8

EZ

11-59 2

carbon

brush

47

PT

15-39

1 pressure

plate

9

EZ

13-8

2 sliding

cover

10

SR2-M3,5x12

4

cylindrical

screw

48

FD

1-184

1 compresston

spnng

49

A 2-52

1

adjusting

ring

11

BF

19-42-1

1 locking

52

BF

16-80

1

pm

53

FD

1-198

1

compression spring

12

state

type

1

pole

housing

with

winding

and

voltage

54

DJ

12-3

1

ring

55

BU

4-63 1

sleeve

13

PT

6-M3,5 I

2 securing

plat

e

I

14

SR2-M3,5x45 2 cylindrical screw

15

]S 28-4

1

insulation

ring

56

I

DJ

1-

51

~

I

felt

rin

g

57

PT

5d-M5 securing

plate

58

JS

19-21

2

ring

16

EZ

7-101

1 cable

59

SR

14-33

2 screw

17

]S

13-7 1

cable

protectin

g sleeve

60

ZR

1-45x0.75 1

gear

wheel

18

PT

31-21

1

cable clamping bridge

61

ZR

2-18x0.75

1

pmton

19 SR3-M3,5x10 2 fillister

sc

r

ew

61

a

PT

8-153 1

plate

20- 23

GH

1-18-1

1

cover

wit

h

spare

carbon

brushes

62

ZR 15-22x0.75 1

gear

wheel

24

SR2-M3,5x15 2 cylindrical screw

67

LG

4-5 1

bearing

s

upport

25

SR

6-M3,5x8 1 fillister countersunk screw

68

SR2-M3,5x10 2 cylindrical screw

26

state

type

1

armature

with

winding,

commutator

and

voltage

and

fan

69

LK

6a-11

1

needle cage

70 SR2-M3,5x50 2

cylindrical screw

71

SR2-M3,5x

~

2 cylindrical screw

30

ZR

4-42

1

pinion

72

PT

6-M3,5 4

spr

ing

was

her

31

SR

2-M3,5x6 3

cy

lindric

al

screw

73

BF

1-4x18 1 cy

lind

rical

32

PT

5d

-M3,5 3 securing

plate

74

MZ

31

-1 1 grease

nipple

33

LK

16-35

2

ball

bearing

42

Volts

1-25

MK

1-25-6

1

motor

housing, assembled

34-74

LA

8-120-3

1

drill

head,

assembled

34,67-69,

LA

6-150-1 1

intermediate

bearing,· assembled

1-

15

MK

1-15-5

1

mot

or

housing, assembled

EZ

6-126 1 cable

73

I

34

LA

6-150

1

intermedi

ate

bearing

34

a /

RJ

12-56 1 sealing

ring

I I

Accessories

MZ

7-34 1 3-jaw gea

red

chuck

MZ

57-2

1 k

ey

Z 7

-SW

17 S 1

spanner

5.

Lubrication

The

percussion mechanism should be greased twice a week

by

a greaser

through

the

grease

nippl

e (74).

We recommend

to

renew

the

gear grease

after

300

duty

hours.

Please,

only

use

the

Fein special grease

FG

12.

For

ball

bearings which

should

be

lubricated

after

approx.

900

duty

hour

s

we

recommend

our

ball

bearing

grease

FK

3.

The

ball bearings

are

to

be rinsed

in

clean

solvent

and

packed

with

n

ew

grease.

The

space

between

inner

and

outer

ring

is

to

be

one

third

filled

with

grease

in

order

to

prevent

that

the

bearings

overheat.

Type

of

grease

Quantit

y I

Order

Re

ference

Contents

oz

I

g

I

oz

1

g

I I

.f-6--±2- for gearing

I

2/s

1~

1

MZ

60-3/

FG-----H

12

2

/sl

80

F*---3--for

armature

I

MZ

60-1 /

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I

l

fs

I

10

ball

bearings

I I

No

claims

can

be

entertained

for

damage

due

to

negligent

mam-

tenance

and

inadequate

lubrication.

6.

Overhaul

After

900

duty

hours

the

machine

should

be

completely

di

smantled

as desc

rib

ed

under

paragraph

7 a

nd

a

ll

parts

should be

thoroughly

cleaned. Rinse

ball

bearings

and

gears

in

clean

solvent

and

pack

with

fresh grease as

per

paragraph

5.

Please

be

sure

that

all

electric

parts

are

only

cleaned

dry.

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7.

Dismantling

The

tool

should

onl

y be

taken

apart

by an ex

pert.

1.

Unscrew

fillister countersunk screw (25)

and

the

t

wo

c

yl

ind

rical

sc

re

ws (24),

then

take

off

handle

cover (20).

2.

Remove

su

pp

ly

cable

from

switch,

draw

out

switch

and

disconnect

motor

cable.

After

unscrewing the screws (10)

draw

out

carbon

holder

(5),

unscrew

sc

re

w ( 4)

and

pull

out

radio

i

nterference

cap

a

citor

(3).

3.

Unscrew

cylindrical screws (70) a

nd

(71)

and

remove

outer

bear-

ing

(36) w

ith

intermediate

bearing (34).

4.

Only

if

ne

cessary

take

apa

rt

outer

bea

ring

(36)

in

the

follow

ing

manner

:

Remove

pinion

(61), unscrew screw (59),

pull

forward

drill

shaft

( 44)

with

pe

rcuss

ion

head

by

means

of

a press, loosen chuck.

Draw

off sleeve (55) a

nd

go

on

taking

apart

percussion

head

.

5.

Pull

out

armature

(26 ), unscrew

th

e

three

screws (31) a

nd

re-

move

armature

drive

(30).

6.

Draw

insulation

ring

(15)

out

of

motor

hou

s

in

g (1),

unscrew

cylindrical screws (14)

and

remove pole housing (12).

Re-assemble

in

reverse

sequence

.

All

screws

must

be

tightly

fastened.

8.

Repair

and

spare

parts

We recommend

our

Fein Service Stations

to

carry

out

all

over

haul

and

repair

work

quickly

and

expertl

y.

Please

quote

Order

Reference

when

ordering

spare

parts

or

send

in

sample

part,

quoting

the

type

of

the

machine.

We

draw

your

attent

ion

to

th

e

need

to

carry

out

a high v

oltage

test

in

accorda

nce

with

your

local regulations

(or

VDE

re

g

ula

t

ion

0740) before

taking

a tool

into

service

afte

r

any

r

epai

r

carried

out

by

your

own

staff.

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