RIDGID K-3800 Drum Auger Chinese Operation Manual

This document is the Chinese operation manual for the K-3800 drum machine. It provides information on safety precautions, workplace safety considerations, electrical safety, personal safety precautions, tool usage and maintenance, service, safety during use of the drain cleaner, product overview, technical specifications and standard configuration, accessories, machine assembly, operating procedures, special operation instructions, accessories, maintenance guidance, repairs and service, troubleshooting, etc.


RIDGID K-3800 Drum Auger Chinese Operation Manual - cover page
Brand
Emerson
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
23
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
16 October, 2011
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
K-3800
MD5 checksum
7CEEF5807B580F0E61C3354046547E40

About this manual

The RIDGID K-3800 drum auger is designed for clearing pipes up to 4" (100 mm) in diameter and up to 100 ft (30 m) in length. It can use 3/8" × 100 ft, 1/2" × 90 ft, or optional 5/16" × 50 ft steel cables, driven by a 1/10 HP universal motor.

The manual covers safety precautions, proper grounding, personal protective equipment, machine assembly, manual and automatic feed operation, reverse operation, maintenance, fault diagnosis, wiring diagram, and warranty information. Following these instructions helps ensure safe and effective use of the equipment. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Safety Information
  • Product Overview and Technical Parameters
  • Standard Configuration
  • Attachments and Parts List
  • Machine Assembly
  • Installation of Steel Drum
  • Operation Steps
  • Manual Feed
  • Automatic Feed
  • Reverse Operation

Specifications

Weight (machine body)35 lbs (15.9 kg)
Maximum pipe length100 ft (30 m)
Standard steel cable sizes3/8" × 100 ft and 1/2" × 90 ft
Optional basin cable drum5/16" × 50 ft
Motor power1/10 HP universal motor
Minimum wire gauge (0‑6 ft)18 AWG
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