Metabo KHE 96 Operating Instructions

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Metabo KHE 96 Hammer Specification

The Metabo KHE 96 Hammer is a robust power tool designed for heavy-duty demolition and drilling applications. It is engineered with a powerful 1,700-watt motor that delivers exceptional performance and durability. The hammer features an impact energy of up to 20 joules, making it suitable for breaking through concrete, stone, and other tough materials with ease. Its maximum drilling capacity in concrete is 50mm, allowing for versatile usage in various construction tasks.

The KHE 96 incorporates Metabo's VibraTech technology, which significantly reduces vibration levels, enhancing user comfort and safety during prolonged operations. This tool is equipped with a variable speed control that provides precision and control, with no-load speeds ranging between 125 to 250 revolutions per minute. The hammer is designed with a robust aluminum die-cast housing for enhanced durability and heat dissipation, ensuring reliable performance even in demanding job site conditions.

For user convenience, the Metabo KHE 96 includes an ergonomic handle with a soft grip, promoting better handling and reduced fatigue. It features a SDS-max chuck system for quick and easy bit changes without requiring additional tools, thus enhancing productivity. The hammer comes with an electronic soft start feature, which allows for smooth start-ups and prevents overloads, further extending the tool's lifespan.

This tool is also equipped with a service indicator to alert users of upcoming maintenance needs, reducing downtime and promoting efficient operation. The Metabo KHE 96 Hammer is a dependable choice for professionals requiring a high-performance tool for intensive demolition and drilling tasks, combining power, durability, and user-friendly features into a single package.

Metabo KHE 96 Hammer F.A.Q.

How do I change the chisel on the Metabo KHE 96 Hammer?

To change the chisel, first ensure the tool is unplugged. Pull back the chuck sleeve and insert the chisel until it locks into place. Release the sleeve and ensure the chisel is secured.

What should I do if the hammer is not starting?

Check the power supply and ensure the tool is plugged in properly. Inspect the power cord for any visible damage. If the issue persists, the carbon brushes may need replacement.

How can I maintain the Metabo KHE 96 Hammer for optimal performance?

Regularly clean the tool's exterior and vents with a soft brush. Check and replace worn carbon brushes, and lubricate the chuck mechanism periodically. Store the tool in a dry place.

What is the correct way to use the hammer function on Metabo KHE 96?

Set the mode selector to the hammer symbol. Apply steady pressure on the tool while allowing the hammer action to break the material. Do not force the tool, as it can reduce efficiency.

The tool overheats quickly; what could be the problem?

Overheating can result from prolonged use or clogged ventilation. Ensure vents are clear and consider working in intervals to allow the tool to cool down.

How often should I replace the carbon brushes on the Metabo KHE 96?

Inspect the carbon brushes every 50 hours of use. If they are less than 5mm in length, they should be replaced to maintain proper motor function.

What type of lubricant should I use for the Metabo KHE 96 Hammer?

Use a high-quality, non-detergent oil or grease designed for power tools. Apply sparingly to the chuck and moving parts as needed.

How do I troubleshoot a hammer drill that has reduced impact force?

Check for wear on the chisel or bit, ensure it is properly seated. Inspect the hammer mechanism for blockages or wear, and replace worn parts as necessary.

What precautions should I take when using the Metabo KHE 96 Hammer?

Always wear safety goggles and ear protection. Ensure a stable stance when operating the tool, and keep hands away from moving parts.

Can I use the Metabo KHE 96 Hammer for drilling into wood?

Yes, but ensure the hammer function is turned off. Use a suitable wood drill bit and adjust the speed to match the material.