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General| Power source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Battery voltage | 18 V |
| Impact rate | 6200 bpm |
| Rated speed (max) | 1500 RPM |
| Impact energy (max) | 1.4 J |
| Drilling diameter in wood (max) | 18 mm |
| Drilling diameter in steel (max) | 13 mm |
| Drilling diameter in concrete (max) | 16 mm |
| Reverse | Yes |
| Product color | Black, Green |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 276 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2200 g |
Contains important product safety information. Please read and understand BEFORE operating.
French section for safety instructions and operating modes.
Spanish section for safety instructions and operating manual.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe work environment.
Precautions related to electrical connections and usage.
Advice on staying alert and using common sense during operation.
Recommends using protective gear like eye protection, dust masks, etc.
How to prevent the tool from starting accidentally.
Guidelines for using and maintaining power tools correctly.
Specific instructions for the care and use of battery-powered tools.
Information on servicing and repair by qualified personnel.
Emphasizes wearing ear protection to prevent hearing loss.
Importance of using auxiliary handles for better control.
Advice on gripping the tool to avoid electric shock from hidden wiring.
Warning against touching moving parts during operation.
Importance of using all safety guards and features.
Guidance on selecting the correct tool for the task.
Warning against using the tool for unintended purposes.
Importance of keeping motor vents clear for proper cooling.
Specifies the standard for required eye protection.
Advice to stop using and get repaired any defective or abnormal tools.
Warning against using solvents on plastic parts to prevent damage.
Warning about touching hot tool bits.
Advises against wearing loose gloves that can get caught.
Importance of using the side handle for a firm grip.
Precaution regarding hidden electrical wiring when drilling.
Instruction to read all manual instructions before use.
Use only specified battery types to avoid injury or damage.
Warning against exposing the charger to moisture.
Warning against using unapproved attachments.
How to manage the power cord to prevent damage.
Guidelines for using extension cords with the charger.
Instruction to seek professional service for repairs.
Safety measure to disconnect power before maintenance.
Warning to use only specified battery types to prevent bursting and injury.
Do not disassemble, incinerate, or short-circuit the battery.
Warning against inserting objects into charger vents.
Charge batteries only in suitable indoor conditions.
Specifies safe temperature ranges for charging batteries.
Do not connect multiple battery chargers.
Warning against inserting foreign objects into charger ports.
Do not use generators or DC power sources for charging.
Advice on proper storage temperatures for batteries and chargers.
Use only standard household voltage for charging.
Recommended cool-down period for the charger between uses.
Unplug charger when not in use to prevent power consumption.
Explains the battery's protection function that stops output when voltage drops or tool is overloaded.
Precautions to prevent battery leakage, heat, explosion, and ignition.
Keep batteries free from dust and debris during and after use.
Avoid puncturing or physically damaging the battery.
Ensure correct polarity and avoid incorrect power connections.
Use batteries only for their intended purposes.
Instructions for when battery charging does not complete.
Avoid exposing batteries to high heat sources.
Avoid use in areas with high static electricity.
Actions to take if the battery shows signs of damage or malfunction.
First aid for battery liquid in eyes.
Procedure for skin contact with battery liquid.
What to do if the battery shows signs of damage or malfunction.
Warning about foreign objects causing short circuits and fire risk.
Advice on safe storage of batteries to prevent short circuits.
Safe storage methods for batteries to prevent short circuits.
Instruction to save and share the manual with other users.
Purpose of the manual to assist in safe operation and maintenance.
Emphasizes understanding safety instructions before operating or maintaining.
Identification of parts of the cordless rotary hammer.
Identification of the battery component.
Technical specifications for the cordless rotary hammer.
Technical specifications for the battery charger.
Lists the various applications of the rotary hammer.
Instructions for removing and installing the battery.
Step-by-step guide on how to charge the battery.
Initial step for charging: connecting the charger to power.
Procedure for inserting the battery into the charger.
Details the charging process and pilot lamp indications.
Table detailing pilot lamp signals and their meanings.
Information on safe temperature ranges for battery recharging.
Table showing battery recharging temperature limits.
Information on the time required for battery recharging.
Table specifying battery charging times.
Instruction to unplug the charger after use.
Advise to recharge batteries before they are fully depleted.
Warning against recharging hot batteries.
Caution about the charger heating up and needing a rest period.
Ensure the work area is clean and free from obstructions.
Ensure adequate lighting, ventilation, and clear space.
Instructions on how to mount the drill bit correctly.
Safety reminder to turn off the tool before mounting bits.
Recommendation to use genuine company-designated parts.
Procedure for inserting and latching the drill bit.
How to verify the drill bit is securely latched.
Instructions for safely removing the drill bit.
How to install optional dust collection accessories.
Detailed steps for attaching the dust cup.
Detailed steps for attaching the dust collector.
Warning that dust accessories are for concrete drilling only.
Guidance on choosing the correct driver bit for screws.
How to check and change the rotation direction of the bit.
Safety note: switch push button only when tool is stopped.
Information on continuous drilling performance with a single charge.
Table showing the number of holes that can be drilled per charge.
Warning about potential overheating from continuous use.
Explanation of how the switch trigger operates the tool.
How to set the tool for rotation and hammering mode.
Step to mount the drill bit before operation.
How to start drilling by pulling the trigger.
How to set the tool for rotation-only mode.
Instructions for installing the drill chuck and adapter.
Advice on drilling pilot holes for wood screws to prevent damage.
Step for inserting the depth gauge.
How to adjust and secure the depth gauge.
Warning against applying excessive force, which can damage the tool.
Advice on withdrawing the drill bit to prevent snapping.
Warning against using drill chuck with hammer mode.
Guidance on choosing the right driver bit for screws.
Steps for tightening wood screws, including pilot holes.
Step to mount the taper shank adapter.
Step to mount the taper shank drill bit.
How to operate the tool to drill holes.
Method for removing taper shank drill bits using a cotter.
How to switch between SAVE and POWER modes using the shift knob.
Explanation of the SAVE mode for preventing thin bits from bending.
Warning against using SAVE mode for wood drilling to prevent motor burnout.
How to check the remaining battery power using the indicator lamp.
Table showing battery indicator lamp states and corresponding power levels.
Safety instruction to remove the battery before maintenance.
How to inspect drill bits for wear and replace/sharpen them.
Importance of regularly checking and tightening screws.
Advice on maintaining the motor unit, protecting it from damage and moisture.
How to inspect carbon brushes for wear and ensure proper function.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace worn carbon brushes.
Note on using the correct Hitachi Carbon Brush Code.
Correct insertion of carbon brush nail into the contact portion.
Guidance on replacing grease, recommending service center use.
Warning about using specific grease and recommending authorized agents.
How to clean the tool, advising against certain cleaning agents.
Strong warning against incinerating batteries due to explosion risk.
Recommendations for storing the tool and battery safely.
Advice to fully charge batteries before long-term storage.
Reinforces that all repairs must be done by authorized service centers.
Warning to only use authorized Hitachi parts and accessories.
Note that accessories may change without prior notice.
List of standard accessories included with the tool.
Information on optional accessories available for purchase.
Details about the optional battery.
Explains tool and adapter combinations for rotation and hammering functions.
Explains tool and adapter combinations for rotation-only functions.
Lists drill bits and adapters for concrete/tile drilling.
Lists drill bits and adapters for drilling anchor holes.
Lists drill bits and adapters for concrete drilling.
Lists tools for demolition operations.
Lists tools for driving screws.
Lists drill bits for steel and wood drilling.
Specifications for slender shaft drill bits.
Specifications for SDS-plus drill bits.
Code number for the dust cup accessory.
Code number for the dust collector accessory.
Specifications for taper shank drill bits.
Specifications for taper shank adapters.
Specifications for the rotary hammer chuck.
Specifications for anchor setting adapters for rotary hammers.
Specifications for anchor setting adapters for manual hammers.
Specifications for the bull point tool.
Code number for special screws.
Code number for the drill chuck.
Code number for the chuck adapter.
Disclaimer that specifications may change without notice.
Contact details for tool collection services.
Information about the issuer of the manual.
Information about the distributor of the manual.
Information about the Canadian distributor.
