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Manual

FWS-125/3K

STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY

VERSION 0409-13.1

Ferm BV

P.O. Box 30159

8003 CD Zwolle

Nederland

www.ferm.com

FWS-125/3K

XXXX

Congratulations!

With the purchase of this high quality Ferm tool,you have

made an excellent choice.Ferm products are rugged,safe

and easy to use.

It is very important to exercise care when handling and ser-

vicing this tool. Please read these instructions thoroughly,

and be sure to follow the directions given.You will then enjoy

many years of service from your Ferm tool.

Safety Instructions

In these instructions for use,the following symbols are

used:

Caution:risk of bodily harm,fatality or dama-

ge to the machine,from failure to follow the

directions in these instructions for use.

Caution:electrical current.

The machine is double insulated compliant

with EN50144;therefore no earth connecti-

on is required.

Visual check before starting to work

Faulty and/or discarded electrical or elec-

tronic apparatus have to be collected at the

appropriate recycling locations.

Product information

Package contents

• Electric wall chaser

• Handgrip

• Diamond cutting discs (2 x)

• Cam wrench

• Hex key

• Cold chisel

• Dust extraction adapter

• Set carbon brushes

• Instructions for use

• Guarantee card

Specifications

Voltage 230 V~

Frequency 50 Hz

Power rating 1300 W

Rotational speed (not loaded)

9000/min

Max.cutting depth 8-30 mm

Max.channel width 8-26 mm

Weight 4,2 kg

Cutting disc (2x) Ø125 x 22,2 x 2,0

Lpa (Sound pressure level) 90,9 dB(A)

Lwa (Sound power level) 103,9 dB(A)

Vibration level 0,9 m/s

GENERAL

1. On/off trigger switch

2. Attachment point

for handgrip

3. Connection for

mechanical dust

extraction

4. Guide wheel

5. Distance washers

6. Spindle nut

7. Cutting depth fixing

knob

8. Cutting direction

9. Shaft lock

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Specifications

Brand	FERM
Model	WSM1004
Category	Wall Chasers
File type	PDF
File size	2.37 MB

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