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Only use genuine KIMO battery cartridges and chargers to prevent injury or fire.
Follow all warnings and instructions to prevent electric shock, fire, or serious injury.
Maintain a clean area and avoid wet conditions to prevent accidents and electric shock.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starting, and dress properly for safe operation.
Use the correct tool, maintain it, and store it safely away from children.
Recharge with specified chargers, use correct battery packs, and avoid shorting.
Have tools serviced by qualified personnel and keep them clean and dry.
Handle battery cartridges carefully, avoid damage, and store properly to prevent fire or explosion.
Charge before fully discharged, use room temperature, and recharge periodically.
System protects tool/battery from overload, overheat, and overdischarge.
LED indicators show remaining battery charge level.
Indicators show charging, charged, or short-circuited battery status.
Insert battery until it clicks, ensuring it is fully seated and latched.
Press the slide button and pull the pack out of the tool.
Diagram labeling key components like chuck, switches, and battery.
Lists items like drill bits, extension bar, and carrying bag.
Use keyless chuck to tighten or loosen drill/driver bits.
Attach hook to tool housing groove for temporary hanging.
Set switch for clockwise or anticlockwise rotation; use when tool is stopped.
Use slide switch for low/high speed; adjust when tool is off.
Use collar to set torque from 0-21; clutch slips at set levels.
Hold firmly, squeeze trigger to operate; tool has a brake.
Choose between Hammer, Drill, and Driver functions using the collar.
Set torque, ensure bit is straight, and release trigger when clutch engages.
Set to drilling mode; use guide screws for wood, lubricant for metal.
Set to drilling mode for hammering function; use with caution.
Covers defects in material/workmanship for 2 years; excludes normal wear and misuse.
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