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General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Chuck Size | 1/2 inch |
| Speed Settings | 2 |
| Number of Tools | 2 |
| Tool Length | 7-1/4 inch |
| Included Components | 2 batteries, charger |
Details the model number and its drilling/fastening capabilities.
Lists technical performance metrics like speed, blows per minute, and dimensions.
Specifies compatible battery types and net weight according to standards.
Read all warnings and instructions; save for future reference.
Keep area clean, lit; keep bystanders away; avoid explosive atmospheres.
Proper plugs, avoid earthed contact, protect from water, use proper cords.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent accidental starting, proper body positioning.
Use correct tool, maintain tools, keep cutting edges sharp, follow instructions.
Charge with specified charger, use designated packs, avoid shorting, handle liquid safely.
Use qualified repair persons with identical parts; keep handles clean.
Ear protection, handle security, avoid hot parts, keep hands away from moving parts.
Explanation of symbols used for voltage, speed, and blows.
Read instructions, do not disassemble, handle potential hazards like overheating or electrolyte leaks.
Charge before discharge, avoid overcharging, charge at optimal temperatures, charge after long storage.
Steps for safely inserting and removing the battery pack from the tool.
How to check remaining battery charge using indicator lamps on the cartridge.
Explains automatic shut-off for overload, overheat, and overdischarge to protect tool/battery.
How to start, stop, and control the tool's speed using the switch trigger.
Describes the electric brake feature and when to seek service if it fails.
How to activate the LED lamp and its behavior after trigger release.
How to change the tool's rotation direction using the reversing switch lever.
How to change between low/high speed settings using the speed change lever.
How to select drilling, hammer drilling, or screwdriving modes.
How to adjust the torque level for screwdriving operations.
Procedure for securing bits in the chuck and removing them.
How to attach the optional hook for hanging the tool.
Instructions for fitting the bit holder accessory to the tool.
Basic steps for holding and operating the tool, including managing load.
Detailed steps for screwdriving, including pilot holes and torque check.
Steps for hammer drilling, managing breakthrough force and clogged holes.
Techniques for drilling into different materials, including lubricants.
How to use the blow-out bulb to clear dust from holes.
Safety during maintenance, avoiding specific cleaning agents, and professional repair.
List of recommended accessories and where to seek help.
Explains warranty terms, coverage, exclusions, and limitations.
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