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18V 3/8" COMPACT
CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVER
134453
Owner’s Manual
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
DRILL
Chuck speeds:
0350 / 01,400 RPM (no load)
Battery:
18V Ni-Cd
Clutch positions:
23 plus drilling mode
Keyless chuck:
3/8" single sleeve
Weight:
4 lb. 7 oz. (2.0 kg)
BATTERY & CHARGER
Battery voltage:
18V
Charger:
1 Hour, Class 2
Charger input:
120V AC, 60 Hz, 60W
Charger output:
18V DC, 2.2 AMP
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Call us on our toll free customer support line:
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Technical questions
Replacement parts
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Manufactured For and Distributed By
True Value® Company, Chicago, IL
©2011 True Value Company
Made in China
NOTE: The 18V
Compact Cordless 3
Piece Tool Kit
(Drill/Driver,
Reciprocating Saw and
Flashlight) #134475
Included Accessories:
1-Hour Fast Charger
#134457
2- 18V Ni-Cd Batteries
#134458
2-Double Ended
(Phillips/Slotted) Driver Bits
Custom Tote
Additional Flashlight Bulb
1-Metal, 1 Wood Cutting
Blade
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master mechanic 134453 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Brandmaster mechanic
Model134453
CategoryCordless driver drill
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Product Specifications

Drill Product Specifications

Details specifications for drill chuck speeds, battery type, clutch positions, keyless chuck, and weight.

Battery and Charger Specifications

Provides voltage, charger type, input/output, and charging time for the battery and charger.

Customer Support Contact

Contact information and operating hours for customer support regarding technical questions or replacement parts.

General Safety Warnings

Eye, Ear, and Lung Protection

Mandates wearing safety goggles, hearing protection, and dust masks for safe operation.

Electrical Safety Precautions

Dust Mask Usage and Hazards

Advises on using dust masks in dusty environments and lists chemicals found in dust.

Power Tool Safety Guidelines

Work Area and Electrical Safety

Ensures a clean work area, avoids explosive atmospheres, and covers electrical plug and wet condition safety.

Personal Safety and PPE

Emphasizes staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starting, and keeping others away.

Power Tool Use and Maintenance

Tool Operation and Handling

Covers using the correct tool, ensuring switch functionality, and disconnecting power before adjustments.

Tool Maintenance and Storage

Details checking for damage, sharpening tools, safe storage, and preventing misuse.

Battery Tool Use and Care

Battery Charging and Handling

Covers correct charger usage, battery storage, leakage precautions, and temperature limits.

Service and Repair

Recommends professional servicing with identical parts to maintain tool safety.

Specific Safety Rules for Drill

Drill Operation Safety

Covers knowing the tool, wearing eye protection, securing workpieces, and keeping hands clear of bits.

Bit Installation and Usage

Details drill bit size limits, checking for wobble, and ensuring chuck tightness before operation.

Battery and Charger Safety

Charger and Battery Usage Rules

Covers exclusive charger use, battery storage, preventing tampering, and charging temperature limits.

Charger Environment and Damage Precautions

Specifies charger placement, water avoidance, handling damaged chargers, and incompatibility warnings.

Battery Pack Recycling Guidelines

Understanding Tool Symbols

Cordless Drill Components Overview

Accessories and Contents

Accessory Usage and Handling

Emphasizes using recommended accessories, reading instructions, and handling missing or damaged parts.

Cleaning and Solvent Warnings

Warns against using volatile solvents for cleaning to prevent fire, toxic reactions, or plastic damage.

Assembly and Operating Instructions

Charging the Battery Pack

Provides step-by-step instructions for charging the cordless drill battery pack using the provided charger.

Drill Assembly and Operation

Battery Installation and Storage

Guides on removing and installing the battery pack and describes on-board bit storage.

Work Light and Torque Adjustment

Explains LED work light activation and how to adjust the torque clutch for different materials.

Drill Operation Adjustments

Torque Adjustment Settings

Provides a chart and instructions for setting the torque adjustment ring based on screw size and material.

Forward and Reverse Switch

Explains the function and operation of the forward/reverse switch for drill rotation direction.

Drill Speed and Bit Installation

Two-Speed Transmission

Describes how to set the speed control switch for low-speed or high-speed operation.

Variable-Speed Trigger Switch

Explains how to start and stop the drill using the variable-speed trigger switch.

Installing Drill Bits

Provides a warning and instructions on how to properly install drill bits into the keyless chuck.

Keyless Chuck Operation

Drill Bit Installation Procedure

Details the process of opening the keyless chuck, inserting, and tightening drill bits.

Drill Bit Removal and Leveling

Removing Drill Bits

Instructions on how to open the keyless chuck and remove a drill bit.

Using Built-in Bubble Levels

Explains how to use the built-in horizontal and vertical bubble levels for accurate drilling.

Pre-Use Safety Verification

Drilling Operations Guide

Drilling Technique and Screw Driving

Drilling Technique and Troubleshooting

Details drilling pressure, avoiding sideways force, and handling bit binding or breakthrough.

Screw Driving Setup

Instructions on selecting the correct bit, securing it, and setting the torque clutch for driving screws.

Screw Driving Operation

Screw Driving Torque and Clutch Adjustment

Explains how to adjust torque settings for screw driving and what to do if the clutch releases too soon or too late.

Removing the Chuck

Step-by-step instructions for removing the chuck using a hex key and mallet.

Chuck Removal and Retightening

Chuck Screw Removal and Left-Hand Thread

Details removing the chuck screw, noting its left-handed thread, and loosening the chuck from the spindle.

Retightening a Loose Chuck

Provides steps to tighten a loose chuck on the spindle and address binding jaws.

Tool Maintenance and Lubrication

General Maintenance Precautions

Emphasizes using identical parts, avoiding solvents on plastics, and not abusing the tool.

Lubrication Information

States that bearings are pre-lubricated for the unit's life, and no further lubrication is needed.

Exploded View of Drill Components

Parts List - Component Identification

Parts List - Continued

3-Year Limited Warranty Details

Technical and Product Support Information