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General| No Load Speed | 0-2300 RPM |
|---|---|
| Impacts per Minute | 0-2700 IPM |
| Tool Weight | 3.4 lbs |
| Anvil Type | Detent Pin |
| Tool Length | 5.7 in |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Drive Size | 1/2 inch |
Defines DANGER signal word for imminent hazardous situations leading to death/serious injury.
Defines WARNING signal word for potential hazardous situations leading to death/serious injury.
Defines CAUTION signal word for potential hazardous situations leading to minor/moderate injury.
Defines NOTICE for practices not related to personal injury, potentially causing property damage.
General warning to read all safety instructions to prevent electric shock, fire, or serious injury.
Instruction to save all warnings and instructions for future reference.
Safety advice to keep work area clean and well-lit to prevent accidents.
Warning against operating power tools in explosive atmospheres due to spark ignition.
Safety instruction to keep children and bystanders away to avoid distractions and maintain control.
Electrical safety guideline regarding matching power tool plugs with outlets to reduce shock risk.
Safety advice to avoid contact with earthed surfaces to reduce electric shock risk.
Warning against exposing power tools to rain or wet conditions to prevent electric shock.
Safety instructions on cord usage, keeping it away from heat, oil, sharp edges, or moving parts.
Advice to use outdoor-suitable extension cords for outdoor power tool operation to reduce shock risk.
Recommendation to use GFCI protection in damp locations to reduce electric shock risk.
Safety advice to stay alert, use common sense, and avoid operating tools when tired or under influence.
Emphasizes using PPE like eye protection, dust masks, safety shoes, hard hats, or hearing protection.
Advice to ensure the switch is off before connecting power or battery pack to prevent accidental starts.
Safety instruction to remove adjusting keys/wrenches before turning on the tool to prevent injury.
Safety advice to maintain proper footing and balance for better control of the power tool.
Guidance on proper dress, avoiding loose clothing/jewelry, and keeping hair/gloves away from moving parts.
Instruction to properly connect and use dust extraction/collection facilities to reduce hazards.
Advice to use the correct power tool for the application for better and safer results.
Warning that tools with faulty switches are dangerous and require repair.
Safety measure to disconnect power/battery before adjustments or accessory changes.
Instruction to store tools away from children and ensure only trained users operate them.
Importance of maintaining tools by checking for misalignment, binding, or breakage, and repairing if damaged.
Advice on keeping cutting tools sharp and clean for better control and reduced binding.
Guidance on using tools and accessories according to instructions and working conditions.
Safety instruction to use only the manufacturer-specified charger for battery packs to prevent fire risk.
Warning to use only designated battery packs to avoid injury and fire risk.
Safety advice to keep battery terminals away from metal objects to prevent shorting, burns, or fire.
Warning about liquid ejection from battery under abuse and how to handle contact.
Safety tip to hold tool by insulated surfaces when fastener might contact hidden wiring.
Advice to secure workpiece with clamps or other methods for stability and control.
Strong recommendation to wear safety goggles or eye protection due to flying particles.
Warning that bits/sockets get hot and recommending glove use.
Caution to avoid air vents covering moving parts where clothing/hair can get caught.
Warning about potential harm from prolonged vibration exposure and recommending rest periods.
Emphasizes always wearing safety glasses, noting everyday eyeglasses are not sufficient.
California-specific warning about dust containing cancer-causing chemicals.
Advice to reduce dust exposure by working in ventilated areas and using safety equipment.
Directive to read all instructions before using battery packs and chargers.
Safety rule against charging/using battery packs in explosive atmospheres.
Warning against forcing battery packs into chargers or modifying them.
Instruction to charge battery packs only with designated DEWALT chargers.
Warning not to splash or immerse battery packs or chargers in water or liquids.
Guidance on storing battery packs in cool, dry locations, avoiding high temperatures.
Note advising against storing battery packs with the trigger switch locked on.
Warning about fire hazard from attempting to open battery packs.
Warning against incinerating damaged battery packs due to explosion risk and toxic fumes.
Instructions for handling skin contact with battery contents, including washing and seeking medical help.
Warning that opened battery cells can cause respiratory irritation, advising fresh air and medical attention.
Warning about burn hazard and flammability of battery liquid.
Instruction to read all safety instructions for chargers, battery packs, and products before use.
Warning of shock hazard from liquids entering the charger.
Caution to charge only DEWALT battery packs to reduce injury risk from overheating/bursting.
Notice about potential shorting of chargers by foreign conductive materials.
Prohibition against using chargers not specified in the manual for battery packs.
Clarification that chargers are only for DEWALT batteries to avoid risk.
Warning to keep chargers protected from rain and snow.
Advice to disconnect chargers by pulling the plug to prevent cord/plug damage.
Safety instruction to position cords to prevent damage or tripping hazards.
Warning about the potential risks of using extension cords and the necessity of proper sizing.
Guidance for outdoor charger use, emphasizing dry locations and suitable extension cords.
Detailed information on selecting the correct AWG size for extension cords based on length and amperage.
Instruction to ensure proper ventilation for the charger by avoiding obstructions.
Warning against operating chargers with damaged cords or plugs.
Instruction to take damaged chargers to an authorized service center.
Warning against disassembling chargers and advising service center repairs.
Safety advice to disconnect chargers from the outlet before cleaning to reduce shock risk.
Prohibition against connecting two chargers together.
Information on the charger's voltage compatibility, noting it's for standard 120V power.
Step 1 of charging procedure: plug charger into outlet first.
Step 2: insert battery pack into charger, noting the red light indicates charging start.
Step 3: completion of charge indicated by a solid red light.
Indicator for when the battery pack is actively charging.
Indicator for when the battery pack is fully charged.
Indicator for when charging is delayed due to battery temperature.
Indicator for issues with the battery pack or charger, requiring troubleshooting.
Indicator for issues with the power supply line affecting charging.
Explanation of the hot/cold delay feature for battery temperature management during charging.
Information on leaving connected battery packs in the charger after charging is complete.
Explanation of weak battery pack performance limitations.
Statement that the charger will not charge faulty battery packs and may indicate a problem.
Explanation of the problem powerline indicator for issues with power sources.
Optimal charging temperature range for battery life and performance.
Normal operation note that chargers and battery packs may become warm during charging.
Information on how cold battery packs charge at a slower rate.
Troubleshooting steps if a battery pack does not charge correctly.
Guidance on when to recharge battery packs based on performance.
Warning to keep charger cavities clear of conductive foreign materials.
Instruction not to freeze or immerse the charger in water or liquids.
Recommendations for optimal storage conditions for tools and battery packs.
Advice for long-term storage of fully charged battery packs.
Note that battery packs should not be stored in a depleted state.
Identifier for the trigger switch component of the tool.
Identifier for the forward/reverse control button.
Identifier for the chuck collar component.
Identifier for the 1/4" hex quick-release chuck.
Identifier for the battery pack release button.
Identifier for the battery pack component.
Identifier for the worklight component.
Identifier for the optional belt hook accessory.
Identifier for the screw used with the belt hook.
Identifier for the anvil component of the impact tool.
Identifier for the hog ring component of the anvil.
Defines the intended professional use for impact wrench/drivers.
Specifies conditions to avoid, like wet environments or flammable substances.
Statement categorizing the tools as professional power tools.
Safety instruction to prevent children from accessing or using the tool.
Safety warning for belt hook installation requiring lock-off and disconnection.
Warning against suspending the tool or objects from the belt hook.
Safety warning to ensure the belt hook screw is securely fastened.
Safety warning for operation requiring lock-off and disconnection before adjustments.
Note advising to ensure battery pack is fully charged for best results.
Step-by-step instruction for installing the battery pack into the tool handle.
Step-by-step instruction for removing the battery pack from the tool handle.
Description of the fuel gauge feature on some DEWALT battery packs using LED lights.
Instructions on how to activate the fuel gauge by pressing its button.
Note clarifying the fuel gauge is an indication of charge level only and subject to variation.
Contact information for more details on fuel gauge battery packs.
Instruction on how to turn the tool on using the trigger switch.
Information about the tool's brake feature that stops the chuck when the trigger is released.
Explanation of the variable speed function for selecting optimal application speed.
Advice on using variable speed for maximum tool life, specifically for starting holes/fasteners.
Description of the forward/reverse button's function for direction control and lock-off.
Instructions for selecting forward rotation using the control button.
Instructions for selecting reverse rotation using the control button.
Explanation of the center position of the control button for locking the tool off.
Note about a normal click sound when changing rotation direction.
Description of the location and number of worklights.
Explanation of how the worklights are activated and their auto-off feature.
Note clarifying the purpose of worklights is for the immediate work surface.
Note specifying the size limitations for accessories used with the chuck.
Safety instruction to place the control button in lock-off or remove the battery before changing accessories.
Instructions for installing an accessory into the quick-release chuck.
Instructions for removing an accessory from the quick-release chuck.
Caution to use only impact sockets, as non-impact ones may break.
Safety instruction to place the control button in lock-off or remove the battery before changing anvils.
Details on the anvil with a hog ring for the DCF883 model.
Instructions for installing a socket onto the hog ring anvil.
Instructions for removing a socket from the hog ring anvil.
Information on the maximum torque output of the impact tools.
Caution to ensure fasteners/systems can withstand generated torque.
Step 1 for usage: place socket on fastener head. Step 2: press switch to start, release to stop.
Advice to check torque with a wrench due to various influencing factors.
Safety warning for maintenance requiring lock-off and disconnection.
Warning to clean air vents with dry air weekly, advising eye protection.
Warning against using solvents/chemicals on non-metallic parts due to material weakening.
Shock hazard warning for cleaning chargers; disconnect from AC outlet first.
Warning about using non-DEWALT accessories due to potential hazards.
Information on where to obtain recommended accessories.
Statement that chargers and battery packs are not serviceable.
Instruction for repairs and maintenance to be done by authorized DEWALT service personnel.
Details of the three-year limited warranty for defects in materials or workmanship.
Exclusions from the warranty, such as normal wear and tool abuse.
Information on how to get further warranty details or repair information.
Warranty exclusion for unauthorized repairs or attempted repairs by others.
Details of the one-year free service for tool maintenance and worn part replacement.
List of DEWALT battery pack models covered by 2 years free service.
List of DEWALT battery pack models covered by 3 years free service.
Warning that tampering with battery packs voids the warranty.
Details of the 90-day money-back guarantee for DEWALT Power Tools, Lasers, or Nailers.
Statement that the warranty does not apply to products sold in Latin America.
Information on how to obtain free replacement warning labels.
Title of the table listing DEWALT battery and charger systems with charge times.
Explanation of the meaning of "X" in the compatibility table.
Note that charge times are approximate and actual times may vary.
Specification of initial and nominal battery voltages.
