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User must read and understand operator's manual to reduce risk of injury.
Ensures a safe environment by maintaining a clean, well-lit area and keeping children away.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections, avoiding water exposure, and proper cord handling.
Emphasizes staying alert, using PPE, and preventing unintentional tool startup.
Using the correct tool, maintaining control, and disconnecting power before adjustments.
Keeping tools sharp, clean, and stored properly to prevent accidents.
Using only specified chargers and battery packs to avoid fire or injury.
Keeping battery terminals away from metal objects to prevent shorting.
Includes wearing ear protection, using auxiliary handles, and keeping hands clear of moving parts.
Proper techniques for using long bits, applying pressure, and handling binds.
Definitions for V, BPM, SDS Plus, CULUS, and other common symbols.
Identifies key parts of the rotary hammer with numbered callouts.
Details Cat. No., Volts, Battery Type, RPM, BPM, and capacities for SDS Plus bits.
Step-by-step guide on inserting and securing SDS or SDS Plus bits into the tool.
Instructions for safely removing and inserting the battery pack for operation and storage.
Information on downloading the app and understanding the ONE-KEY™ indicator LED states.
Steps to loosen, position, and tighten the side handle for better control.
Procedure for setting the depth gauge rod for precise drilling depth.
How to choose between rotation only, rotary hammer, and hammer only modes.
Operating the forward, reverse, and lock functions of the control switch.
Techniques for starting, stopping, and controlling the tool's speed and trigger.
Guidance on applying appropriate force for optimal performance and comfort.
Best practices for drilling, including clamping, pressure, and bit clearing.
Instructions for cleaning the tool, avoiding liquids, and using mild soap.
Regular inspection, cleaning contacts, and when to seek service for the tool and battery.
Information on the chemical burn hazard and replacement of the internal coin cell battery.
Guidance on where to get the tool serviced and contact information for support.
Information on recommended accessories and FCC compliance for wireless features.
Contact details for Milwaukee Tool service centers in the United States and Canada.
General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Motor Type | Brushless |
| RPM | 0-3, 600 RPM |
| Torque | 2, 000 in-lbs |
| Chuck Type | 1/4" Hex |
| Tool-Free Bit Holder | Yes |
| LED Light | Yes |
| Length | 4.4" |
| No Load Impacts Per Minute | 0-4, 300 IPM |
| Battery | M18 |
