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Variable Speed Trigger
Turn on the multi head tool by depressing the variable speed
trigger (5) (Fig. 9).
To turn off release the variable speed trigger (5).
Note:
The speed of the multi head tool can be controlled by
changing the pressure applied to the variable speed trigger (5).
Changing the Direction of Rotation
The direction of rotation can be changed with the forward/
reverse selector (4), located above the variable speed trigger
(5) .
To select the forward position, push the forward/reverse
selector (4) hard right. To select the reverse drilling position,
push the forward/reverse lever (4) hard left (Fig. 10).
Note:
The variable speed trigger (5) can be locked off by pushing the forward/reverse
selector (4) into the middle of both the forward and reverse positions.
Caution:
Do not change the direction of rotation while the Multi Head Tool is in operation.
Wrench Ratchet Head
The wrench ratchet head has been designed for light duty fastening applications.
Note:
The wrench ratchet head has a ratchet forward/reverse selector (25) which overrides
the forward/reverse selector (4) located on the body of the multi head tool. The direction of
rotation should be set using the ratchet forward/reverse selector (25) only.
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2.
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Fig. 9
MULTI HEAD TOOL OPERATION
Reverse
Forward
Fig. 10
WARNING! Do not attempt to use the multi head tool as a manual wrench.
Maximum torque for this attachment is 14Nm. Exceeding this rating may cause
damage to the multi head tool.
WARNING! Do not attempt to attach sockets larger than 12mm to the wrench
ratchet head. Maximum torque for this attachment is 14Nm. Exceeding this rating
may cause damage to the multi head tool.
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