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5. Insert the desired masonry drill bit into the SDS-Plus shank on the product and
release the SDS-Plus shank holder’s locking mechanism so that the drill bit clicks
into the SDS-Plus shank holder.
6. If necessary, twist the drill bit slightly into the SDS-Plus shank holder if it does not
immediately click into place.
7. Before you start working, make sure that the drill bit has securely locked into place
in the SDS-Plus shank holder by trying to pull it out of the SDS-Plus shank holder:
A securely engaged drill bit can be moved slightly, but it cannot be completely
extracted from the SDS-Plus shank holder.
8. After the work: Make sure that the product has stopped moving, and lock the
On/Off switch by pushing the switch (right-hand/left-hand rotation) to the middle
position.
9. Remove the rechargeable battery from the product.
10. Pull the locking mechanism of the SDS-Plus shank holder on the product as far
back as possible in order to pull out the drill bit from the SDS-Plus shank holder.
Using the wood or metal drill
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Improper handling can damage the product.
− Do not hammer-drill any holes with the quick-action drill chuck.
− Use a cylinder drill bit with the quick-action drill chuck.
− The product is not suited for drilling metal using small drill bits (<6 mm
diameter). To drill small, precise holes in metal and to prevent small drill
bits from breaking, a bench drill should be used.
1. Make sure that the product is not moving, and lock the On/Off switch
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by pushing
the switch (right-hand/left-hand rotation)
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to the middle position (see Fig.1).
2. If necessary, clean the shank of the masonry drill
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you’d like to use before using
it and grease it lightly with drilling grease (not included in the package contents).
3. Pull the locking mechanism of the SDS-Plus shank holder
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on the product as far
back as possible and hold it in this position (see Fig.3).
4. Insert the shank of the quick-action drill chuck into the SDS-Plus shank holder
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on the product and release the SDS-Plus shank holder’s locking mechanism so that
the quick-action drill chuck clicks into the SDS-Plus shank holder (see Fig. 3).
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