To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Master-force 241-0401 overheating?
To prevent the Master-force Drill motor from overheating, ensure that the cooling vents are free from any dust or obstructions. Clean and clear the vents regularly, and avoid covering them with your hand during operation.
What to do if bit cannot be installed in Master-force 241-0401?
If you cannot install a bit in your Master-force Drill, it might be due to the chuck not being open. Open the chuck. Alternatively, the bit may not fit the chuck, so ensure you are using a suitable bit.
General| Brand | Master-force |
|---|---|
| Model | 241-0401 |
| Category | Drill |
| Language | English |
Explains tool symbols and provides warnings on eye protection and professional repair.
Explains tool symbols and provides warnings on eye protection and professional repair.
Covers symbol meanings, work area, electrical safety, and personal safety precautions.
Includes dress code, power tool care, battery handling, and service requirements.
Covers tool handling, battery safety, PPE, medical device, and chemical exposure warnings.
Illustrates and labels key components of the drill/driver, such as chuck, trigger, and gearbox.
Lists specifications like chuck size, speed, torque, clutch settings, and weight.
Steps for carefully removing the tool and accessories from the box and inspecting for damage.
Crucial warnings about not operating with broken parts or modifying the tool.
Procedure for securely attaching and removing the battery pack from the drill/driver.
How to operate the trigger for ON/OFF and variable speed control, and direction selection.
Explains LED worklight, electric brake, and how to install/remove the belt clip.
How to operate the chuck jaws and where to store bits when not in use.
Guidance on using the slide switch for LO (power) or HI (speed) settings.
How to adjust the torque clutch for driving applications and prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide for securely inserting and tightening a drill bit into the chuck.
Procedure for safely removing a drill bit from the chuck.
Covers drilling in wood/metal, using oil, and screwdriver operation techniques.
Instructions for removing the existing chuck and installing a new one.
Safety warnings for maintenance, and schedule for cleaning and inspection.
Addresses common problems like non-working drill, bit installation, and motor overheating.
Covers the 90-day money back guarantee and the 3-year limited warranty terms.
Details warranty exclusions and provides customer support contact information.
