SDS Plus hammer drill for drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling. Features 40-fold chisel adjust...SDS Plus hammer drill for drilling, hammer drilling and chiselling. Features 40-fold chisel adjustment decoupled from the machine housing, unaffected by vibrations. The battery holder ensures optimal power transmission with non-slip coupling and a bright LED with afterglow function. Note: The machine is called DHR202 (Z corresponds to the bare machine) + box (J corresponds to Makpac/Box). Weight: 7.936641432 Pounds.
The Makita DHR202ZJ is a versatile SDS Plus rotary hammer designed for professionals and serious DIYers undertaking drilling, hammer drilling, and chiselling tasks. Its key benefit lies in its robust performance and adaptability with a 40-fold chisel adjustment system. A caveat is that this is a bare tool, requiring a separate battery and charger.
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Model Part Number
DHR202ZJ
Brand
Makita
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is a battery included with the Makita DHR202ZJ?
No, the Makita DHR202ZJ is a bare tool and requires a separate Makita 18V Lithium-Ion battery and charger.
What type of bits does this rotary hammer use?
This rotary hammer uses SDS Plus bits.
What are the three modes of operation?
The three modes are drilling, hammer drilling, and chiselling.
What is the maximum drilling capacity in concrete?
The maximum drilling diameter in concrete is 2 cm (20 mm).
How do I adjust the chisel angle?
Use the dedicated lever to adjust the chisel to one of the 40 available positions before starting work.
What is the purpose of the LED light?
The LED light illuminates the work area and has an afterglow function to help you see after the trigger is released.
How should I clean and maintain the tool?
Wipe the tool clean with a damp cloth, keep vents clear, and store it in its case. Ensure batteries are removed when not in use.
Troubleshooting
Tool does not power on
Ensure the battery is fully charged and correctly inserted. Check battery contacts for dirt or damage.
Reduced hammering or drilling power
Check if the selected mode is correct for the task. Ensure the SDS bit is sharp and not damaged. Clean any debris from the chuck and bit. Verify battery charge level.
Chisel not rotating or locking in position
Confirm the tool is in the correct chisel mode and the chisel angle is set properly. Ensure the bit is correctly seated in the chuck and the chisel adjustment mechanism is functioning freely.
Excessive vibration during operation
This is a normal characteristic of hammer drills; however, ensure you are using the correct bit and it is properly seated. Take regular breaks to minimize user fatigue.