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General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Max Torque | 180 Nm |
| No Load Speed | 0 - 3, 600 RPM |
| Impacts Per Minute | 0 - 3, 800 IPM |
| Driving Shank | 1/4" Hex |
| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Length | 114 mm |
| Weight | 1.2 - 1.5 kg (depending on battery) |
| Battery Capacity | 1.5Ah - 6.0Ah (depending on battery) |
Lists compatible battery cartridges and chargers, with a warning about using only specified models.
Explains symbols used on the equipment for understanding their meaning.
Details typical A-weighted noise levels including sound pressure, sound power, and uncertainty.
Provides vibration total value for impact tightening, including emission and uncertainty.
Covers essential safety rules for operating any power tool, including work area and electrical safety.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe work environment, including lighting, explosive atmospheres, and keeping bystanders away.
Precautions related to electrical connections, grounding, water exposure, and cord management.
Emphasizes staying alert, using common sense, and wearing appropriate personal protective equipment like eye protection.
Instructions to ensure the tool is off before connecting power or handling, preventing accidental starts.
Advises removing adjusting keys before operation and maintaining proper footing and balance for control.
Guidance on appropriate clothing to avoid entanglement and using dust extraction facilities.
Warns against complacency from familiarity and stresses the importance of wearing safety goggles.
Advises using the correct tool for the job, proper maintenance, and handling of cutting tools.
Details on keeping handles clean, using accessories correctly, and avoiding dangerous situations.
Guidelines for charging, using, and caring for battery packs, including avoiding damage and proper storage.
Critical warnings about handling, charging, and potential hazards of battery cartridges.
Advises against using damaged or modified batteries due to risks of fire, explosion, or injury.
Warnings about exposure to fire, excessive temperatures, and charging outside specified ranges.
Emphasizes that service and repairs should be done by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
States that battery pack servicing should only be done by the manufacturer or authorized providers.
Warns about insulated gripping surfaces and potential shock from contact with hidden wiring.
Advises on maintaining firm footing, checking locations, and holding the tool firmly for control.
Reminds users to keep hands away from rotating parts and use auxiliary handles if provided.
Stresses checking for electrical cables, pipes, or other hazards that could be damaged by the tool.
Advises caution when handling hot battery cartridges after use due to burn risk.
Warns against dust or soil on terminals and potential malfunction due to contamination.
Advises not to use the tool near high-voltage lines to prevent malfunction.
Recommends removing the battery when not in use and keeping it away from children.
Provides tips on charging before complete discharge, avoiding overcharging, and optimal charging temperatures.
Advises removing the battery when not in use and recharging it if stored for over six months.
Explains the system that automatically cuts off power to extend tool and battery life under certain conditions.
Describes how the tool stops automatically when drawing abnormally high current.
Explains that the tool stops and the lamp blinks when overheated, requiring cooling.
Details the automatic stop when battery capacity is insufficient, requiring charging.
Explains how to check remaining battery capacity using indicator lamps and the check button.
Instructions on how to start, control speed, and stop the tool using the switch trigger.
Guidance on using the reversing switch lever to change rotation direction safely and setting it to neutral.
Notes the presence of an electric brake and when to seek service if it fails to stop the tool quickly.
How to turn the front lamp on and off, including disabling the lamp status.
Explains how to confirm if the front lamp status is on or off, and notes on overheating indication.
Advice on cleaning the front lamp lens with a dry cloth to maintain illumination.
Instructions on how to use the tool as a handy light, its duration, and how to turn it off.
Explanation of application modes for better control and finish, and lists impact force and assist types.
How to change application modes using the button or quick mode-switching button.
Explains the function of the quick mode-switching button for changing modes, especially when registered.
Instructions on how to disable and re-enable the quick mode-switching button functionality.
How to change impact force using the quick mode-switching button when the function is OFF.
How to switch to a registered application mode using the quick mode-switching button when the function is ON.
Step-by-step guide to register a desired application mode for quick switching.
How to erase a previously registered application mode.
Procedure to disable or resume the quick mode-switching button.
Details the four impact force levels (Max, Hard, Medium, Soft) and their applications.
Explains how to adjust impact force using the button or quick mode-switching button.
Introduction to assist functions for controlled screw driving, listing modes like Wood, Bolt, T mode.
Detailed explanation of features and purposes for Wood mode, Bolt mode, T mode (1), and T mode (2).
How the quick mode-switching function saves time by allowing rapid switching between application modes.
Steps to register a desired application mode for use with the quick mode-switching button.
How to switch to a registered application mode using the button when the tool is in an unregistered mode.
Process to erase a registered application mode, restoring the button's default function.
Visual guide to indicator patterns when registering or when a registered application mode is active.
Detailed instructions for attaching and detaching driver bits and socket bits, including sleeve operation.
Guidance on how to securely install the hook accessory to the tool for hanging.
Charts showing the relationship between fastening time and torque for high tensile bolts of different sizes.
Charts illustrating the relationship between fastening time and torque for standard bolts of various sizes.
Steps for starting operation, using spare batteries, selecting bits, and holding the tool correctly.
Lists factors like battery discharge, bit type, bolt diameter/class, holding manner, and speed that affect torque.
Emphasizes ensuring the tool is off and battery removed before maintenance, and warnings against using solvents.
States that all repairs and adjustments should be performed by authorized centers using genuine parts.
Lists recommended accessories such as driver bits, socket bits, hooks, and carrying cases for use with the tool.
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