Milwaukee Rattle Stick Manuel utilisateur

69 Lincoln Blvd. Ste A-311 Lincoln, CA 95648

Table of Contents

1. Intro, User Responsibility

2. Reservation, Transportation, and Storage

3. Getting Started: Work Area Safety, Common Sense, PPE

4. Warranty

5. Maintenance

6. Maintenance (Continued)

7. Recommended Lubricant

8. Troubleshooting

WARNING! If used incorrectly the machine can cause injury.

Please read the Operator’s Manual thoroughly making sure you understand how to use the machine

before use. Always wear personal protective equipment such as gloves, eye protection, hearing

protection, and a hard hat. Jobsites might require certain protective equipment be used due to

national and local regulations and insurance policies. Make sure you check with the jobsite foreman

for requirements before work begins.

Dear Customer,

Welcome to the Rattle Stick Concrete Tools family, our

intent to deliver the best products as possible. Delivering

innovative, well-built, ergonomic, cost-effective products

is our goal to help you do the best job possible. Safety,

and innovation are our cornerstone of design

This Operator’s Manual is a valuable document. Make

sure it is always accessible when using the machine. If

you lend or sell this machine, make sure that this

document is also transferred, so the new user will know

how to effectively use and maintain it.

User Responsibility

It is the owner’s / employer’s responsibility to ensure that

the operator is trained and has sufficient knowledge

about how to use this machine safely. Supervisors and

operators must read and understand the Operators

Manual. They must be aware of the safety instructions,

limitations, proper use and maintenance. Local and

national legislation may regulate the use of this machine.

Find out what legislations are applicable in your location

before use.

Rattle Stick Concrete Tools Reservation

All the information and data in this Operator’s Manual was

up to date at the time the Operator’s Manual was sent to

print. Rattle Stick Concrete Tools, research and

development are continually working on product

development and improvements. Therefore, we reserve

the right to modify the design, appearance, and features of

the product without prior notice.

Transportation and Storage

After work is completed, remove the Rattle Stick from the

float and thoroughly wipe down before the concrete has

time to setup. DO NOT USE A PRESSURE WASHER OR

SUBMERGE IN WATER! There are sensitive electronics

and not all areas can be watertight. Secure the equipment

during transportation to avoid transport damage and

accidents. Store in a lockable area so that it is not able to

be accessed by children or unauthorized persons.

Vibration Warning

WARNING! Overexposure to vibration can lead to circulatory damage and or nerve damage,

especially in people who have impaired circulation. Contact your doctor if you experience

symptoms of overexposure to vibration. Symptoms include numbness, loss of feeling, tingling,

pricking, pain, loss of strength, and changes in skin color and condition. These conditions normally

occur in the fingers, hands or wrists and can be further increased in cold temperatures.

Observe your surroundings to ensure nothing can

affect your control of the machine.

Observe your surroundings to ensure there is no risk

of people or animals that can encounter the machine

while in operation.

Do not use machine in bad weather, such as heavy

rain, strong winds, intense cold, or heavy fog.

Working in such weather is trying and can lead to

difficult situations.

Ensure that the work area is sufficiently illuminated to

create a safe working environment.

Make sure that there are no overhead or other

electrical cables routed in the working area that poles

could in contact with. Make sure that the work area is

clear, clean, and free of obstacles that can cause trips

or spills.

Work Area Safety Common Sense

It is not possible to cover every conceivable situation.

Exercise care and use common sense if you get into a

situation where you feel unsafe. Stop and seek expert

advice by contacting Rattle Stick Concrete Tools, a service

dealer, or an experienced user. Do not attempt any task

that you are unsure of.

Personal Protective Equipment

You must use approved personal protective equipment

whenever you use the machine. Personal protective

equipment cannot eliminate injury, but it will reduce the

degree of injury if an accident does happen. Ask your dealer

for help in choosing the right protective equipment. Anti

vibration gloves are recommended.

Before Starting

Inspect equipment to ensure that there are no loose parts

or other obvious damage. If there are do not use until the

problems are corrected. Make sure that routine

maintenance has been completed. (See page 5)

In the Box

Rattle Stick EX vibrator, adapter sleeve, carrying case and

warranty.

Any reproduction of any piece of this tool is prohibited & protected under U.S. and Foreign Patent rights and subject to

prosecution

Rattle Stick Concrete Tools Warranty

Rattle Stick is under warranty for 1 Year, from date of purchase. (proof of purchase required)

Rattle Stick warrants that its product is free from defects in material andworkmanship for 1 year from the day of

purchase and provided that the product upon examination by Rattle Stick discloses that it is defective.

This warranty does not extend to any part of our product that has been deemed damaged by normal wear/ tear, misuse,

accident, used in violation of the instructions, tampered with, or altered.

Note: Warranty Registration not required. Proof of purchase and a copy of this warranty card is required for warranty

verification. Serial number and proof of purchase will be used to determine if product is still under warranty.

Serial # RS

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which is (are)

known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects or

other reproductive harm. For information visit P65warnings.ca.gov

Twist style speed

control. Turn

completely left to

click power off.

Rattle Stick Tool Maintenance

Use the sleeve with thin wall

chain or EZ tilt style float

heads. Remove for heavy wall

adapters like Kraft Knuckle

Head II and RED-K2.

Never tighten the 2 motor

bolts they are factory

torqued. Additional torque

will cause failure.

Remove cap to oil bearing.

If it is wet already DO NOT OIL.

Only apply 2 -3 drops when needed. A dry bearing will

cause overheating and failure. Thick oils and grease will

also cause failure. Only use high speed thin as water oils.

3 in 1 PTFE, 3 in 1 Penetrant.

Big handles slip

over backwards,

small handles go

inside.

Technical Data

Motor 18-20VDC

Twist Knob Variable Speed Control

Weight 5lbs

Dimensions 30” x 2.25”

Cap Bolts 1/4 -20 x 3/8"

Socket Size 3/8” SAE

Rattle Stick Tool Maintenance

WARNING ~ REMOVE BATTERY BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE TO AVOID

INJURY Important: Do not get any water, concrete, dirt, or debris inside tool! This will void

warranty.

Remove the float end to expose the main bearing and

apply 1-2 drops lubricant as needed, if the bearing is

wet, do not lubricate. Be careful it comes out fast. Too

much oil can damage electrical parts

Never torque or change the factory torque on the motor

screws, this will void the warranty.

Only use the recommended lubricant for your Rattle Stick.

(See page 7)

DON’T EVER USE motor oil or any thick lubricant this will void your warranty and will burn up the

motor. NO GREASE, MOTOR OIL OR AIR TOOL OIL (do not use the 3 in 1 for ¼ HP Motors)

Just the two listed below 3 in 1 PTFE lubricant for the bearing. If 3 in 1 is not available in your

area, you may use other lubricant as long as it is thin as water

3-in-1 PTFE Lubricant

Available at Lowes

Recommended Lubricant

3-in-1 Penetrant

Available at Lowes

Troubleshooting

Lack of vibration

Over heating

No power/loss of variable

speed

Fits Loose into float adapter

Not bringing up the cream

Dry bearing

Water damage switch or ECU

Missing sleeve adapter

Float pitch too flat, moving

too fast

Oil bearing

Send in for repair

Put sleeve adapter on

Roll float on the edge and

slow down

Problem Causes Fix

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