SB2E 850 RS SB2E 1010 RS SB2E 1200 RST

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Introduction

You are demanding and expect to purchase quality goods quality offered by Atlas Copco. We have built a durable and reliable electric power tool for you. Please read the instructions for use before first operation so you can handle your power tool effectively and safely. We are sure that buying an AEG Electric Power Tool from Atlas Copco was the right choice! SB2E 850 RS SB2E 1010 RS SB2E 1200 RST Nominal power. 850 W. 1010 W. 1200 W No-load speed* 1st gear. 01350 min-1. 01450 min-1. 01450 min-1 2nd gear. 03200 min-1. 03400 min-1. 03400 min-1 Speed under load max.* 1st gear. 800 min-1. 980 min-1. 1150 min-1 2nd gear. 2000 min-1. 2300 min-1. 2700 min-1 Percussion rate. 51200 min-1. 54400 min-1. 54400 min-1 Drilling capacity in Concrete. 20 mm. 20 mm. 22 mm Brick and tile. 24 mm. 24 mm. 24 mm Steel. 13 mm. 16 mm. 16 mm Wood. 40 mm. 40 mm. 45 mm Drill opening range. 1,5-13 mm. 1,5-13 mm. 1,5-13 mm Drive shank. 1/2x20. 1/2x20. 1/2x20 Chuck neck diameter. 43 mm. 43 mm. 43 mm Weight. 2,5 kg. 2,5 kg. 2,6 kg *In left-hand rotation the maximum speed of rotation is reduced by approx. 50% (only applicable for SB2E 1200 RST) J Please pay attention to the safety instructions in the attached leaflet! J Dust that arises when working on material containing asbestos or stonework containing crystalline silicic acid is harmful to the health. Please follow accident prevention regulations. J Appliances used at many different locations including open air must be connected via a current surge preventing switch. J Always wear goggles when using the machine. It is recommended to wear gloves, sturdy non slipping shoes and apron. J Sawdust and splinters must not be removed while the machine is running. J Do not pierce the motor housing as this could damage the double insulation (use adhesives). J Always disconnect the plug from the socket before carrying out any work on the machine. Only plug-in when machine is switched off. J Keep mains lead clear from working range of the machine. Always lead the cable away behind you. J Always use the auxiliary handle, even if the machine has a safety clutch since this safety clutch only engages when the machine blocks with a jerk. J Do not use diamond core drills on hammer mode. J When drilling in walls ceiling, or floor, take care to avoid electric cables and gas or waterpipes. Typically the A-weighted noise levels of the tool are: Sound pressure level = 101 dB (A). Sound power level = 114 dB (A). Wear ear protectors! Typically the weighted acceleration is 7 m/s2. Connect only to a single-phase AC current supply and only to the mains voltage specified on the rating plate. Connection to sockets without earth protection is possible as the appliance features protective insulation to DIN 57 740/ VDE 0740 and CEE 20. Radio suppression complies with the European standard EN 55014. When fitting the plug, make sure that the brown (live) wire of this appliance is connected to the plug terminal marked L or coloured red, and the blue (neutral) wire of this appliance is connected to the plug terminal marked N or coloured black. Under no circumstances must the wires of this appliance be connected to the earth terminal of the plug marked either E, with the earth symbol or coloured green or green/yellow. The electronic drill/screwdriver can be universally used for drilling, percussion drilling, screwdriving and cutting screw threads. Do not use this product in another way as stated for normal use. 1 SB2E 850 RS, SB2E 1010 RS, SB2E 1200 RST

Technical Data

Advice for your safety
Measured sound value Measured vibration value Mains connection

ENGLISH

Brief description Lock button for switch locking Selector lever for switching between drilling and percussion drilling. Fully insulated metal gear box for long durability and protection from electric shock. Bit reception it is possible to fit drill bits directly into the working spindle. Ergonomically designed housing with soft grip. Torque adjustment knob (cut-out) (only applicable for SB2E 1200 RST)

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Keyless chuck for tightening without a key. (according to standard equipment) Gear lever for switching between 1st and 2nd gear. Auxiliary handle, has an integral depth gauge and can be rotated in various positions. (according to standard equipment) AntiVibrationSystem AVS. The drive motor is suspended independently of the switch handle, insulating elements absorb up to 50 % of the vibration when hammer drilling. Reversing lever for changing from forward to reverse rotation due to a lockout mechanism, switching the lever is only possible if the On-/Off switch is not depressed. The electronic gentle start-up raises the r.p.m. continuously up to the maximum set so that you can drill with pin-point accuracy. (only applicable for SB2E 1200 RST) Built-in safety clutch helps prevent the machine from rotating if the drill bit jams. Three jaw chuck (according to standard equipment) Switch trigger for switching the machine on and off, and for smooth starting and varying speed. Adjuster wheel for speed presetting
Modifications: Text, diagrams and data are correct at the time of printing. In the interest of continuous improvement of our products, technical specifications are subject to alteration without prior notice.
SB2E 850 RS, SB2E 1010 RS, SB2E 1200 RST
Keyless chuck (according to standard equipment) Changing the keyless drill chuck
Always disconnect the plug from the socket before carrying out any work on the machine.
1. Usually, the chuck can be removed by
hand: steady the drill spindle with a fork wrench and unscrew the chuck by turning it anticlockwise.
2. Should the chuck be stuck on the drill
spindle, fit another fork wrench to the chuck (see illustration) or fix an Allen key in the chuck. If necessary, hit the key shaft lightly with a plastic hammer.
3. Mount the chuck in reverse order.

Under high strain in anticlockwise operation, the chuck might become loose. Please use the bit reception to loosen screws in anticlockwise operation. Inserting the tool Completely insert the tool shaft into the open chuck. Hold the grip and firmly tighten the chuck by turning the sleeve in the GRIP direction.

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After the clamping jaws have tightened around the tool shaft, turn the chuck a further 1/4 in order to let the chucking power retention engage. Only than can the tool itself be chucked by vigorously turning the sleeve in the GRIP direction (it engages audibly with a grating noise.) The chucking power retention is mainly needed for percussion drilling. When the chuck is opened with a strong jerk as far as it will go, it is possible that it cant be closed anymore. Instead, grating can be felt (as if the chuck were overtightened). In this case turn the sleeve once more in the RELEASE direction; now it can be closed again. The chuck is not damaged by this grating. When percussion drilling in stone the drill bit should be checked for tight seat in the chuck after first use. If necessary, retighten the chuck by hand. Removing the tool Hold the grip and open the chuck by turning the sleeve in the RELEASE direction. When turning the sleeve the chucking power retention is released, after 1/4 turn the clamping jaws open and release the clamped tool.

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Due to the high power potential of the percussion drill the chuck might get stuck at very high load and can not be opened by hand. In this case, please steady the chuck head with a fork wrench and loosen the front sleeve of the chuck with aid of a footprint anticlockwise (see illustration). The use of a footprint will not cause any damage to the chuck. Three jaw chuck (according to standard equipment) Changing the three jaw chuck
1. Hold the drive shank with the open-jaw

spanner.

2. Insert the drill chuck key in the drill chuck
and loosen the drill chuck to the left by tapping it lightly with a rubber hammer.

Inserting tools

The chuck can be used for drill bits or screwdriver bits. For this purpose, open the chuck, insert the selected bit and secure by tightening the chuck with the chuck key. To remove tools insert chuck key into one of the three holes at the chuck mouth and turn anti- clockwise.
Direct reception of screwdriver bits
Screwdriver bits can be inserted directly into the working spindle. This results in the following advantages: Screwdriver bits can be exchanged easier and quicker. Better view at the screw fitting. The weight of the machine is reduced when not working with the chuck.
Positioning the auxiliary handle
The auxiliary handle can be positioned as required. Loosen the clamping by twisting the auxiliary handle, bring the auxiliary handle into the required position and refasten the handle.

Setting the depth gauge

For drilling the required depth, insert the depth gauge into the provided boring in the handel and fasten it at the required drilling depth.
Switching over drilling percussion drilling
Turn changeover lever to symbol percussion drilling.
for drilling Turn the switch to position in metal, plastic, and wood, and for screwdriving.

Changing gear

The gears can be changed when the machine is switched off or is running under no load. Gear change lever in position 1: 1st gear Gear change lever in position 2: 2nd gear
Switching between forward and reverse rotation
Select direction of rotation with reversing lever. Due to a lockout mechanism, the reversing lever can only be switched when the On-/off switch is not depressed. Only change direction of rotation when the machine has stopped.

Speed selection

Set operating speed with the dial. A = lowest speed.
F = highest speed. The speed can be controlled in infinitely variable steps up to the speed preselected at the speed dial, according to the finger pressure on the On-/off switch. The whole travel of the On-/off switch is available even if the lowest speed is preselected, since the speed is electronically limited. This means that the lower the speed selected at the adjuster wheel, the more sensitively pressure can be applied at the On-/off switch. During continuous operation with switch locked in the position the machine will run at the preselected speed. Under the effect of extreme electromagnetic interferences from the outside, temporary variations in the speed of rotation could arise in particular cases. ENGLISH 5 SB2E 850 RS, SB2E 1010 RS, SB2E 1200 RST

Torque Adjustment (only applicable for SB2E 1200 RST)
Setting the torque (cutoff moment) with the setting wheel. 1 = smallest torque to be set.
6 = largest torque to be set.
= drilling operation. no torque limitation The torque is limited electronically with the setting wheel and is available almost constantly for the entire speed range. If the expenditure of energy exceeds the set torque e.g. when the screw is screwed-in flush the machine sets the speed of rotation to zero. The set torque, however, is still available at the work spindle as long as the On-/Off switch is depressed, and can be used to level and fix the screw.
To loosen screws in left-hand operation the max. torque is available for the entire speed range.

A A A A

Torque

1-2 3-5 1-3 4-6

For drilling/percussion drilling with large Gear no. drill bits the torque setting wheel must be set to. In this setting the torque limitation is switched off and the maximum torque becomes available. Small drill bits can be protected by limiting the torque. On-/off switch Intermittent use Switching on: Press On-/off switch Switching off: Release On-/off switch Continuous use Switching on: Press the On-/off switch and then the locking button, after that release on-off switch. Switching off: Press the On-/off switch and then release.
The speed can be controlled in infinitely variable steps up to the speed preselected at the speed dial, according to the finger pressure on the On-/off switch.
The settings stated in the table are standard values. The optimum setting depends on the material and can determined by trying out.
Advice for operation Tips on drilling in masonry
Take the drill out of the hole from time to time to remove dust. Switch to percussion-drilling for concrete, hard bricks and tiles, stone, hard cement, and marble (but not when drilling the surface of marble). For tiles, paving-stones, soft bricks and tiles, soft cement, breeze-block and plaster, switch to normal drilling. Use percussion carbide tipped masonry drill-bits. When drilling a hard, smooth surface (e.g. tiles), cover the point to be drilled with adhesive tape in order to prevent the drill tip from skidding. Center punch the point you have marked for drilling. Always hold sheet metal firmly in a vice. Lay a block of wood under thin metal to prevent it from distorting. Use HSS spiral drill bits. (For white cast iron, use drill bits with special tips.) Before drilling large-diameter holes, first drill a small pilot hole. Use lubricant: Steel: Oil Aluminium: Turpentine, paraffin Brass, copper, cast iron: no lubricant, but take the drill out of the hole frequently to cool it off. Center punch the point you have marked for drilling. To prevent the wood from splintering when the drill bit tip breaks through, lay a piece of scrap wood underneath it, or drill from both sides.The maximum drill-diameter can only be reached with a Forstnerdrill bit. Use screwdriver bits of the appropriate size and shape. Suitable screws can be driven into softwood without pre-drilling. Pre-drill into hardwood or for screws of large diameter. Pre-drill further for countersunk screws. For woodscrews threaded less than their full length, pre-drill approx. half the length of the screw. Under high strain in anticlockwise operation, the chuck might become loose. Please use the bit reception to loosen screws in anticlockwise operation. The ventilation slots of the machine must be kept clear at all times. If the machine is mainly used for percussion drilling, regularly remove collected dust from the chuck. To remove the dust hold the machine with the chuck facing down vertically, and completely open and close the chuck. The collected dust will fall from the chuck. It is recommended to regularly use cleaner (Id.No. 19) for the clamping jaws and the clamping jaw borings. In order to guarantee constant readiness for operation, the machine should be checked for worn carbon brushes at one of the AEG aftersales service agencies. Use only AEG accessories and spare parts. Should components need to be replaced which have not been described, please contact one of our AEG service agents (see our list of guarantee/service addresses). If needed, an exploded view of the tool can be ordered. Please state the tendigit No. as well as the machine type printed on the label and order the drawing at your local service agents or directly at: Atlas Copco Electric Tools GmbH, Postfach 320, D71361 Winnenden.