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General| Voltage | 12V |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2.6 lbs |
| Battery System | M12 |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Type | Drill/Driver |
| Chuck Size | 3/8 inch |
Guidelines for maintaining a clean, well-lit, and safe work environment to prevent accidents.
Precautions related to power cord, plugs, and body contact with grounded surfaces to avoid electric shock.
Advice on staying alert, using PPE, and preventing accidental starts to ensure user safety.
Instructions on proper tool usage, avoiding forcing, maintenance, and safe storage to ensure longevity.
Guidelines for using and charging battery packs safely, including precautions against short circuits.
Recommendations for professional servicing using identical replacement parts to maintain tool safety.
Safety advice tailored for Hammer Drill/Drivers, Drill/Drivers, and Drivers, including noise and wiring.
Identification and description of the tool's main components and their functions.
Instructions for inserting and removing battery packs and bits, with safety warnings.
Guide to rotating the torque selector collar for drilling or driving modes, explaining clutch function.
Instructions for selecting hammer-drilling, drilling-only, or driving modes on the 2408-20 model.
Details on operating the forward, reverse, and lock functions of the control switch.
Guidance on how to start, stop, and adjust the speed of the tool using the trigger.
Explanation of the tool's intelligent circuit that protects the battery from damage during high load.
Techniques for drilling into wood, plastic, and composite materials using appropriate modes and bits.
Methods for drilling into metal, including speed selection, lubrication, and chip clearing.
Instructions for drilling into masonry materials using the hammer drill mode and carbide-tipped bits.
Guidance on driving screws, including pilot holes, torque settings, and bit selection.
Warning about continuous overloading causing permanent damage to the tool or battery pack.
Recommendations for regular maintenance, including lubrication, mechanical, and electrical inspections.
Instructions for cleaning tool vents, handles, and battery packs using mild soap and a damp cloth.
Guidance on where to return the tool, battery pack, and charger for servicing and repairs.
Warning to remove battery pack before changing accessories and to use only recommended accessories.
