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General| Brand | Makita |
|---|---|
| Model | 6936FD |
| Category | Impact Driver |
| Language | English |
Prioritize personal safety by reading and understanding all instructions before use. Save for future reference.
Ensuring a clean, well-lit, and safe work environment free from hazards and distractions.
Precautions regarding electrical hazards, including plugs, grounding, and wet conditions.
Guidelines for staying alert, using protective equipment, and avoiding accidental starting.
Ensure the switch operates correctly; a faulty switch indicates a dangerous tool requiring repair.
Always disconnect the tool from the power source or battery before adjustments or storage to prevent accidental starts.
Regularly check for damage or binding; repair damaged tools before use to prevent accidents.
Ensure the switch is off before inserting the battery to prevent accidental tool activation.
Review all instructions and warnings for chargers, batteries, and products before initial use.
Never disassemble the battery cartridge; it contains hazardous components.
Stop use if operating time is significantly reduced; it may indicate overheating, burns, or explosion risk.
In case of electrolyte in eyes, rinse immediately with water and seek medical attention to prevent vision loss.
Avoid shorting terminals with conductive material, storing with metal objects, or exposing to water.
Never incinerate damaged batteries; they can explode in a fire.
Check rotation direction before use. Change direction only when the tool is stopped. Always return lever to neutral when not in use.
Replace worn brushes when they reach the limit mark; use identical parts and break in new brushes.
Dispose of Makita batteries only through recycling at authorized centers or distributors; other disposal is prohibited.
Some dust contains chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm; use ventilation and safety equipment.
