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General| Voltage | 20V |
|---|---|
| No Load Speed | 0-4, 400 RPM |
| Power Source | Cordless |
| Brushless Motor | Yes |
| Drive Size | 1/4 inch |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Chuck Type | Quick Release |
| Max RPM | 4400 RPM |
| Tool Length | 8.75 inches |
Provides specifications for the DCF620 and DCF621 cordless drywall screwdrivers, including voltage, power, speed, and dimensions.
Details measured vibration emission levels according to EN 60745 and provides guidance on exposure assessment and safety measures.
Explains signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and symbols used in the manual for safety and hazard communication.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe work environment, including keeping the area clean, avoiding explosive atmospheres, and keeping bystanders away.
Precautions regarding electrical safety, such as matching plugs to outlets, avoiding grounded surfaces, and protecting cords.
Advises on personal safety measures, including staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starting, and proper dress.
Instructions on using and caring for power tools, including not forcing the tool, checking the switch, and disconnecting power before adjustments.
Guidelines for safe usage and maintenance of battery packs, including charging, storage, and handling of damaged batteries.
Instructions for servicing the power tool, emphasizing the use of qualified repair personnel and identical replacement parts.
Specific safety precautions for screwdrivers, including handling, ear protection, and hot tool safety.
Identifies residual risks associated with tool use, such as hearing impairment, injury from flying particles, burns, and prolonged use.
Explains the meaning of pictograms found on the tool, such as 'Read instruction manual' and 'Wear eye protection'.
Indicates where the date code, including the year of manufacture, is printed on the tool's housing.
Lists compatible DEWALT chargers and battery pack types, and emphasizes that chargers require no adjustment.
Step-by-step instructions for charging battery packs, including indicator light meanings and optimal charging practices.
Explains charge status indicators for different charger models (DCB105, DCB107, DCB112) and battery health indications.
Describes the charger's feature that suspends charging for hot or cold battery packs to ensure maximum battery life.
Provides specific safety warnings for Lithium Ion battery packs, including risks of explosion in fire and damage.
Specifies the battery types used by DCF620 (18V XR Li-ion) and DCF621 (14.4V XR Li-ion).
Advises on optimal storage conditions for battery packs to ensure performance and life, including room temperature and avoiding extreme heat/cold.
Describes the optional collated magazine attachment for driving multiple screws, listing its components.
Step-by-step guide on how to install and remove the battery pack from the tool, with safety warnings.
Explains the fuel gauge feature on some battery packs, which uses LED lights to indicate the remaining charge level.
Lists essential steps to perform before operating the tool, including checking battery charge, inserting accessories, and setting rotation and depth.
General warnings and instructions to follow during tool operation, emphasizing safety compliance and disconnecting the battery.
Illustrates and describes the correct hand positioning for safe and secure operation of the tool, avoiding air vents.
Explains how to turn the tool on and off using the variable speed switch and the lock-on button.
Details how to engage the lock-on button for continuous operation and how to disengage it.
Key points to remember about the depth-sensitive clutch, including push-to-engage and trigger lock conditions.
States that the power tool requires no additional lubrication.
Instructions for cleaning the tool, including using dry air for vents and a damp cloth with mild soap for non-metallic parts.
Guidance on cleaning the nose cone if it becomes hard to turn due to drywall dust contamination.
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