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General| Brand | Makita |
|---|---|
| Model | 6916D |
| Category | Impact Driver |
| Language | English |
Details the specific model number of the cordless impact driver.
Lists the screw and bolt sizes the tool can handle.
Specifies the maximum rotations per minute without load.
Indicates the number of blows per minute the tool delivers.
Provides the total length of the tool.
States the weight of the tool without the battery.
Details specifications for the compatible battery charger.
Specifies the electrical input requirements for the charger.
Indicates the electrical output from the charger.
Lists specifications related to the battery cartridge.
Shows the voltage of the battery cartridge.
Details the time required to charge the battery.
Maintains a clean and well-lit workspace to prevent accidents.
Avoids operating tools in potentially explosive environments.
Ensures bystanders and children are kept clear during operation.
Use only the specified charger for battery recharging.
Utilize only the designated battery pack for the tool.
Maintain alertness, common sense, and avoid using tool when impaired.
Wear appropriate clothing, secure long hair, and avoid loose items.
Prevent accidental starts by ensuring the switch is off before handling.
Remove any keys or wrenches before powering on the tool.
Maintain proper footing and balance to avoid overreaching.
Utilize appropriate safety equipment, including eye protection.
Secure the workpiece with clamps or other means for stability.
Avoid forcing the tool; use the correct tool for the job.
Do not operate a tool with a malfunctioning on/off switch.
Disconnect battery or set switch to off before adjustments or storage.
Store tools safely away from children and untrained individuals.
Store battery packs away from conductive metal objects to prevent shorts.
Hold tool by insulated grips when contacting potential live wires.
Recognize the tool operates continuously without needing plug-in.
Ensure stable footing and check for people below when working at height.
Maintain a firm grip on the tool during operation.
Use ear protection when operating the tool.
Symbol indicating voltage measurement.
Symbol for rotations or reciprocations per minute.
Symbol representing direct current.
Symbol indicating the number of blows.
Symbol for no load speed measurement.
Read and follow all instructions and markings before using charger and battery.
Protect charger from elements; use only recommended attachments.
Ensure cords are not damaged or tripped over; use appropriate extension cords.
Do not use charger if cord, plug, or unit is damaged.
Charge batteries within specified temperature range (10°C-40°C).
Avoid using transformers, generators, or DC receptacles for charging.
Keep vents clear; do not store in hot locations or cover unit.
Prevent short-circuiting battery terminals with conductive materials.
Do not incinerate damaged batteries; handle carefully and charge in ventilated areas.
Instructions for safely installing and removing the battery cartridge.
Procedure for charging the battery cartridge using the charger.
Charge batteries before they are fully discharged to prolong life.
Avoid overcharging fully charged batteries to maintain service life.
Charge batteries at room temperature between 10°C and 40°C.
Charge Ni-MH batteries if stored unused for over six months.
Verify the direction of rotation before commencing any operation.
Engage the reversing switch only when the tool has completely stopped.
Always return the reversing switch lever to the neutral position when not in use.
Guidance on bit usage, screw pressure, alignment, and tool resting.
Understand factors affecting fastening torque like battery, bit, and bolt.
Procedure for checking and replacing worn carbon brushes.
Always use identical replacement carbon brushes for service.
All repairs by authorized service centers using genuine parts.
First step is to remove the battery from the tool.
Recycle battery at a Makita Factory or Authorized Service Center.
Contact Makita service for battery recycling location information.
Consult local Makita service for accessory details.
Includes screw bits, batteries, chargers, shoulder strap, and carrying case.
Instructions for seeking service by sending the tool to a service center.
Warning regarding cancer and reproductive harm from certain dusts in California.
Details the terms and conditions of the one-year limited warranty.
Warranty void for unauthorized repairs, wear and tear, abuse, or alterations.
Disclaimers for indirect damages and implied warranties after term.
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