Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer Manual

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Product Info

The Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer is a powerful tool designed for heavy-duty demolition tasks, featuring a robust 13 Amp motor that delivers up to 14.4 foot-pounds of impact energy, making it ideal for breaking through concrete, brick, and masonry. Its ergonomic design includes a comfortable grip and a rotation handle for enhanced control, while the integrated vibration control helps reduce user fatigue during prolonged use. This versatile demolition hammer is equipped with a durable hammer mechanism and is compatible with standard chisels, making it a reliable choice for both professional contractors and serious DIY enthusiasts. Download the Manual

Product Maintenance Schedule

Here’s a short and simple maintenance schedule for the Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer:

### Daily Maintenance:
– **Inspection:** Check for any visible damage or wear on the tool and its cords.
– **Clean:** Wipe down the exterior to remove dust and debris.
– **Lubrication:** Apply grease to the chuck if needed, following the manufacturer’s specifications.

### Weekly Maintenance:
– **Check the Brushes:** Inspect the carbon brushes for wear; replace if they are less than 1/2 inch in length.
– **Tighten Bolts:** Ensure all screws and bolts are tight, particularly around the handle and housing.

### Monthly Maintenance:
– **Inspect Cables:** Check the power cable for frays or damage.
– **Inspect the Piston and Hammer:** Open the case and check for wear on the piston and hammer; clean and lubricate as necessary.

### As Needed:
– **Replace Brushes:** If the tool is running poorly or has reduced power, consider replacing the brushes.
– **Service:** If excessive vibration or noises occur, it might be time for a more thorough inspection or servicing by a professional.

Always refer to the user manual for specific instructions related to your tool model. Regular maintenance will extend the life of your demolition hammer and ensure optimal performance.

Product Specs Sheet

Here’s a detailed product spec sheet for the Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer:

**Product Name:** Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer

**Specifications:**

– **Power Input:** 12 Amps
– **Impact Energy:** 38 Joules
– **Impact Rate:** 1,300 BPM (Blows Per Minute)
– **Weight:** Approximately 61 lbs
– **Dimensions:**
– Length: 28.5 inches
– Width: 11.2 inches
– Height: 12.5 inches
– **Cord Length:** 14 feet

**Features:**

– **Vibration Control:** Designed with a vibration control system for reduced fatigue during prolonged use.
– **Rotatable Armature:** Allows for a more balanced tool in different positions.
– **Service Indicator Light:** Alerts users when the carbon brushes need replacement.
– **Heavy-Duty Design:** Built for durability, making it suitable for demolition and breaking up concrete and masonry.
– **Tool Holder:** Accepts 1-1/8 inch hex shank chisels, featuring a quick-change system for easy bit changes.
– **Overload Protection:** Integrated feature to protect the motor from overheating.
– **Soft Grip Handle:** Ergonomically designed soft grip for comfort during extended use.
– **Dust Control:** Compatible with various dust collection systems for cleaner work conditions.

**Applications:**

– Demolition of concrete and masonry
– Chipping and breaking
– Heavy-duty tasks in construction and renovation projects

**Accessories Included:**

– Carrying case
– Chisel attachment (size may vary)

This Bosch demolition hammer is widely recognized in the construction industry for its reliability and power, making it a preferred choice for both professionals and serious DIY enthusiasts. Always refer to the manufacturer’s manual for safety precautions and operational guidance.

Product Diagram

Here’s a common parts list for the Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer along with their part numbers when available:

1. **Carbon Brush Set** – 1617011027
2. **Hammer Housing** – 1617011019
3. **Piston** – 1617011050
4. **Cylinder** – 1617011060
5. **O-Ring Set** – 1617011071
6. **Chisel** – Various options; typically use a compatible size such as 1-1/4″ hex (specific part numbers vary by type)
7. **Bit Retainer** – 1617011082
8. **Gripper Spring** – 1617011093
9. **Power Cord** – 1617011104
10. **Trigger Switch** – 1617011115

Please note that part numbers may vary based on the specific model or production year, and it’s always a good idea to consult the user manual or an official Bosch parts supplier for the most accurate and updated information.

Product Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting a Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer involves a systematic approach to identify and resolve any issues. Here are some steps you can follow:

### 1. **Safety First**
– **Unplug the Tool:** Before performing any troubleshooting, ensure that the tool is unplugged from the power source to avoid any accidents.

### 2. **Check the Power Supply**
– **Inspect the Cord:** Examine the power cord for any signs of damage, fraying, or broken connections.
– **Test the Outlet:** Plug another device into the same outlet to ensure that it is providing power.

### 3. **Examine the Switch**
– **On/Off Switch Functionality:** Toggle the on/off switch to see if it feels loose or unresponsive. Sometimes, switches can fail.
– **Contact Points:** If possible, check the switch contacts for any signs of wear or corrosion.

### 4. **Inspect the Hammer Mechanism**
– **Brush Inspection:** Open the housing and inspect the carbon brushes. If they are worn down or damaged, they may need to be replaced.
– **Piston and Cylinder:** Check for any wear or damage to the piston and cylinder, as this can affect performance.

### 5. **Check the Chiseling Function**
– **Bit Connection:** Make sure that the chisel bit is properly connected and not damaged or worn out.
– **Hammering Action:** If the tool powers on but does not hammer effectively, this might indicate a problem with the internal mechanism.

### 6. **Look for Overheating**
– **Heat Detection:** If the tool has overheated, it may have a thermal overload switch. Allow it to cool down and test again.
– **Ventilation:** Ensure that air vents are not clogged with dust or debris which could cause overheating.

### 7. **Listen for Unusual Noises**
– **Operational Sounds:** When powered, listen for any grinding or unusual sounds that might indicate internal damage or misalignment.
– **Vibration:** Excessive vibration may signify a worn-out part, such as bearings.

### 8. **Consult the Manual**
– **User Manual Reference:** If you still cannot determine the issue, consult the user manual for further troubleshooting information specific to your model.

### 9. **Seek Professional Help**
– If the problem persists after performing these checks, consider reaching out to a professional technician or the Bosch service center for further assistance.

By following these steps, you should be able to diagnose common issues with the Bosch 11304 Demolition Hammer effectively.

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