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General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Chuck Type | Keyless |
| Max Torque | 1, 200 in-lbs |
| Speed Settings | 2 |
| No-load speed gear 1 | 0-550 RPM |
| LED Light | Yes |
| Chuck Size | 1/2 in |
| No-load speed gear 2 | 0-2, 000 RPM |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Max. drilling diameter in steel | 1/2 in |
Ensures a safe working environment by maintaining a clean, well-lit area and avoiding hazardous atmospheres.
Guidelines for preventing electric shock, including plug matching, avoiding wet conditions, and cord care.
Advises on staying alert, using protective equipment, and preventing unintentional starting.
Covers proper tool usage, maintenance, storage, and care to ensure safety and longevity.
Instructions for safe charging, use, and handling of battery packs to prevent fire and injury.
Essential safety precautions for all drill/driver operations, including ear protection and auxiliary handle use.
Guidelines for safe drilling with long bits, focusing on speed, pressure, and bit alignment to prevent injury.
Identifies and describes the main components and features of the tool, including LED, trigger, and chuck.
Instructions for assembling the tool, including battery and side handle installation.
Procedure for safely removing and inserting the battery pack into the tool.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching and securing the auxiliary side handle for better control.
Details on operating the tool, including mode selection, speed control, and trigger usage.
How to choose between drilling, driving, or hammer drilling modes using the torque selector collar.
Instructions for selecting between low and high speed settings for optimal performance and control.
Explanation of the control switch for forward, reverse, and locked operation, and trigger control.
Guidance on various applications, including drilling in different materials and driving screws.
Guidance for drilling in various materials, including speed selection and bit usage.
Techniques for drilling metal, including center punching, lubrication, and material support.
Method for drilling masonry, emphasizing mode selection, pressure, and avoiding water with carbide bits.
Steps for driving screws and running nuts, including pilot holes, torque settings, and bit selection.
Instructions for maintaining the tool's condition and performance.
Regular inspection and servicing recommendations to ensure the tool remains in good working order.
Instructions for cleaning the tool using mild soap and water, avoiding harmful solvents.
Information on using recommended accessories and where to find a complete listing.
Details regarding the product warranty specific to Australia and New Zealand.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining service and support in Australia and New Zealand.
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