Metabo UHE 2450 Multi Operating Instructions

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Metabo UHE 2450 Multi Hammer Specification

The Metabo UHE 2450 Multi Hammer is a versatile and robust tool engineered for demanding drilling and chiseling tasks, suitable for both professional and DIY applications. It is powered by a 1010-watt motor, delivering high-performance capability across a variety of materials including concrete, brick, stone, and metal. The tool features a maximum impact energy of 2.3 joules, ensuring efficient drilling and chiseling, while the maximum impact rate of 5400 beats per minute provides rapid material penetration.

Equipped with a SDS-Plus chuck, the UHE 2450 allows for quick and tool-free accessory changes, enhancing operational efficiency. The hammer offers four functions: hammer drilling, drilling without impact, chiseling, and a rotation stop for dedicated chiseling tasks. This multi-functionality makes it suitable for a range of applications from simple hole drilling to heavy-duty renovation work.

Ergonomically designed for user comfort, the tool has a soft grip handle that minimizes user fatigue during prolonged use. Its robust metal gear housing provides durability and optimal heat dissipation, thereby extending the tool's lifespan. An integrated Vario (V)-Electronics feature allows for variable speed control, enabling precision work by adapting the speed to suit the specific material and application.

The Metabo UHE 2450 Multi Hammer includes a safety clutch to protect the user and the machine in case of tool jam. Weighing approximately 3.1 kilograms, it balances power and maneuverability, making it easy to handle while delivering substantial power. This tool is designed for both efficiency and longevity, ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.

Metabo UHE 2450 Multi Hammer F.A.Q.

How do I change the drill bit on the Metabo UHE 2450 Multi Hammer?

To change the drill bit, first unplug the tool. Then, pull back the chuck sleeve and insert the new bit until it clicks into place. Release the sleeve to secure the bit.

What should I do if the Metabo UHE 2450 stops working during use?

First, check if the tool is properly plugged in and the power source is active. Inspect the power cord for any damage. If the issue persists, the tool may need professional servicing.

How can I maintain the performance of my Metabo UHE 2450 Multi Hammer?

Regularly clean the tool after use, ensuring that dust and debris are removed. Lubricate moving parts as recommended in the user manual, and check for any signs of wear or damage.

What is the correct procedure for using the hammer function on the Metabo UHE 2450?

To use the hammer function, select the hammer symbol on the mode selector. Ensure the bit is suitable for hammering and apply steady pressure to the tool while operating.

Why is the Metabo UHE 2450 overheating during use?

Overheating can be caused by using the tool continuously for extended periods. Allow the tool to cool down periodically and ensure that the air vents are not blocked.

How do I switch between drilling and chiseling modes on the Metabo UHE 2450?

To switch modes, turn the mode selector to the desired symbol: drill, hammer drill, or chisel. Ensure the tool is off when changing modes.

What type of maintenance does the Metabo UHE 2450 require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the tool, checking for wear, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting the power cord for damage. Follow the maintenance schedule in the user manual.

Can I use the Metabo UHE 2450 for chiseling?

Yes, the Metabo UHE 2450 can be used for chiseling. Select the chisel mode on the mode selector and use appropriate chiseling bits.

What could cause the Metabo UHE 2450 to lose power during operation?

Loss of power can be due to a faulty power connection, a tripped circuit breaker, or internal tool issues. Check the power supply and inspect the tool for any visible damage.

How do I safely store the Metabo UHE 2450 when not in use?

Unplug the tool, clean it thoroughly, and store it in a dry, secure place. Avoid damp environments and ensure that the tool is stored away from direct sunlight.