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Keep work area clean, avoid explosive atmospheres, and keep bystanders away for accident prevention.
Ensure correct plugs, avoid grounded surfaces, protect from moisture, and do not abuse cords.
Stay alert, wear PPE, prevent unintentional starting, and maintain proper footing and balance.
Use the correct tool for the job, do not force it, and ensure the switch functions properly.
Recharge with specified charger and use only designated battery packs to prevent injury.
Store battery away from metal objects and handle carefully to avoid contact with ejected liquid.
Not for persons with reduced capabilities without supervision; supervise children.
Wear ear protectors when impact drilling to prevent hearing loss from noise exposure.
Use auxiliary handles if supplied with the tool for improved control and safety.
Be aware of hidden wiring; cutting accessories contacting live wires can cause electric shock.
Lists uses like drilling wood, metal, driving screws, and hammer drilling in masonry.
Built-in features protect cells and maximize battery life; tool may shut down under certain conditions.
Lock trigger, place pack, ensure latches snap into place before beginning operation.
Lock trigger, depress latches on the side of the battery pack, then remove.
Depress the trigger switch to turn the drill ON; release to turn it OFF.
Trigger pressure controls speed and torque; higher pressure means higher speed/torque.
Controls bit rotation (forward/reverse) and includes a center lock position.
Allows single-handed chuck adjustment by squeezing the chuck body.
Tightens or releases bits by rotating the chuck body; arrows indicate direction.
Selects speed range (1/LOW or 2/HIGH) for power/torque or speed applications.
Allows quick switching between drill, drive, and percussion modes.
Choose speed and mode based on application, bit, fastener, and material using provided chart.
Adjust torque using the ring to prevent damaging screw heads, threads, or workpiece.
Dedicated storage areas on the base of the drill for bits when not in use.
Conveniently stores screws or other small parts magnetically.
Lock trigger, open chuck jaws, insert bit straight, and tighten jaws securely.
Lock trigger, open chuck jaws by rotating in UNLOCK direction, and remove the bit.
Check rotation, secure material, hold drill firmly, and apply steady pressure.
Apply light pressure, use center punch on hard surfaces, use oil for metal drilling.
Chuck stops when trigger released; visible sparks are normal brake operation.
Use only identical RYOBI replacement parts for servicing to maintain safety and prevent damage.
Avoid solvents on plastic parts; use clean cloths to remove dirt, dust, and oil.
Prevent brake fluids, gasoline, or penetrating oils from contacting plastic parts.
Do not modify the tool or create unauthorized accessories, as this is misuse.
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