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Overview of the instruction manual for the cordless driver drill.
Emphasizes reading and understanding all instructions for personal safety before use.
Details on steel, wood, screw capacities, overall length, and net weight.
High and low no-load speed (RPM) ranges for the tool.
Information on battery voltage, charger input/output, and charging times.
Warning to read and understand all instructions before use to prevent serious injury.
Keep area clean, well-lit, and free of distractions for safety.
Do not operate tools in environments with flammable liquids, gases, or dust.
Use specified chargers and battery packs to prevent fire hazards.
Remain alert, avoid fatigue/substances, and use common sense during operation.
Avoid loose clothing, jewelry, and tie back long hair to prevent entanglement.
Ensure the switch is off before inserting the battery pack.
Keep proper footing and balance for better control and safety.
Always wear eye protection and other safety gear as needed.
Use clamps or supports to secure workpieces for stable operation.
Use the correct tool for the application for optimal performance.
Do not use tools with faulty switches; they require repair.
Disconnect battery before making adjustments or changing accessories.
Store idle tools out of reach of untrained persons.
Keep battery terminals away from metal objects to prevent short circuits.
Keep cutting tools sharp and clean for easier control.
Check for binding or damage; service before use if issues are found.
Use only manufacturer-recommended accessories to avoid injury.
Tool service must be performed by qualified personnel using identical parts.
Hold tool by insulated gripping surfaces when near hidden wiring.
Recognize that battery-powered tools are always in an operating condition.
Always ensure firm footing and hold the tool firmly for control.
Keep hands clear of all moving or rotating parts.
Do not touch drill bits or workpieces immediately after use as they may be hot.
Take caution with chemicals; prevent dust inhalation and skin contact.
Explains symbols for voltage, current, and speed measurements.
Keep charger and battery operating instructions for future reference.
Read and understand all markings on the charger, battery, and product.
Charge only Makita rechargeable batteries to avoid injury and damage.
Do not expose the charger to rain or snow.
Use only manufacturer-recommended attachments to prevent injury risks.
Pull by the plug to disconnect; manage cord placement to prevent tripping.
Use extension cords only when necessary and ensure they are properly wired.
Ensure extension cord wire size is adequate for battery chargers.
Replace damaged charger cords or plugs immediately; do not operate.
Take damaged chargers to a qualified serviceman; do not attempt self-repair.
Do not disassemble chargers or battery cartridges; seek qualified service.
Unplug the charger from the outlet before performing maintenance or cleaning.
Charger not for unsupervised use; supervise children to prevent play.
Stop operation immediately if battery runtime shortens; risk of overheating.
Rinse eyes with water and seek medical attention if electrolyte gets into eyes.
Charge battery cartridges between 10°C (50°F) and 40°C (104°F).
Do not use step-up transformers, engine generators, or DC power receptacles.
Ensure charger vents are clear of obstructions for proper ventilation.
Cover battery terminals with the provided cover when the cartridge is not in use.
Avoid shorting terminals and exposing batteries to water or rain.
Do not incinerate battery cartridges, as they can explode in a fire.
Be careful not to drop, shake, or strike the battery.
Charge batteries in a well-ventilated area, not inside a box.
Illustration and labels for key tool components like buttons and battery cartridge.
Steps for safely installing and removing the battery cartridge from the tool.
Detailed steps for plugging in the charger, inserting the battery, and monitoring charging.
Explanation of charging light colors and their meanings.
How the charger maintains the battery after full charge.
Reminder that the charger is for Makita batteries only.
Tips for charging new or long-stored battery cartridges.
Allow hot batteries to cool down before charging.
How to identify a dead battery cartridge based on charging light behavior.
Advice on charging habits to maximize battery lifespan.
Check that the switch trigger operates correctly and returns to the 'OFF' position.
How to start and stop the tool using the switch trigger.
The tool is equipped with an electric brake for quick stopping.
How to change the direction of rotation using the reversing switch.
How to adjust the tool speed using the speed change lever.
Precautions for using reversing switch and speed change lever correctly.
How to adjust the torque in 17 steps using the adjusting ring.
Important notes regarding torque adjustment, locking, and range limitations.
Ensure tool is off and battery removed before performing assembly work.
Instructions for fitting and removing drill bits or driver bits from the chuck.
Instructions for installing the set plate on specific models.
Steps and tips for effective screwdriving.
Ensure proper bit insertion to prevent damage to screw heads or bits.
Advice on predrilling pilot holes for wood screws.
Allow tool to rest after prolonged continuous use before using a fresh battery.
Techniques for drilling in wood and metal, including lubricant use.
Warnings against excessive pressure, handling breakthrough force, and stuck bits.
Always secure small workpieces using a vise or hold-down device.
Allow tool to rest after prolonged continuous use before using a fresh battery.
Ensure tool is switched off and battery removed before performing maintenance.
Proper disposal of Makita batteries through recycling centers.
How to find Makita service centers or distributors for battery recycling.
Caution on using only recommended accessories to avoid injury.
Overview of various accessories available for the tool.
List of Makita factory service center locations across the USA and Puerto Rico.
Section for recording tool details for service and warranty claims.
Warning about potential chemical exposure from construction dust and reduction methods.
Details of the one-year warranty, coverage, and exclusions.
Information on liability limitations and disclaimers for implied warranties.
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