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Ryobi P201 User Manual

Ryobi P201
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OPERATOR’S MANUAL
18 VOLT DRILL-DRIVER
2-SPEED
P201
BATTERIES AND CHARGERS
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Ryobi P201 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeCordless Drill
Voltage18V
Chuck Size1/2 inch
Speed Settings2
BatteryNot included
Battery TypeLithium-Ion
No Load Speed0-400/0-1600 RPM
Speed0-400/0-1600 RPM

Summary

General Safety Rules

Work Area Safety

Keep work area clean and well-lit, avoid hazards, and keep bystanders away.

Electrical Safety

Ensure correct electrical connections, keep tools dry, and protect cords from damage.

Personal Safety

Stay alert, wear protective gear, dress appropriately, and maintain proper balance.

Power Tool Use and Care

Use correct tool, maintain it, disconnect power before adjustments, and store properly.

General Safety Rules (Continued)

Battery Tool Use and Care

Handle battery packs carefully, charge properly, and store away from metal objects.

Service and Tool Maintenance

Use qualified service and identical replacement parts for maintenance and repairs.

Specific Safety Rules

Personal Protection Equipment

Wear safety glasses, dust masks, and hearing protection as needed.

Battery Safety Precautions

Avoid heat, damage, improper charging, and external exposure.

Safety Rules for Charger

General Charger Precautions

Read instructions, avoid wet conditions, use approved attachments, and protect the cord.

Extension Cord Usage

Use correct gauge and wired extension cords if necessary.

Charger Care and Maintenance

Do not operate damaged chargers, avoid disassembly, and unplug before cleaning.

Chemical Hazards

Avoid contact with chemicals that damage plastic parts.

Symbols

Electrical and Operational Symbols

Explains electrical, operational, and speed indicator symbols.

Hazard and Safety Alert Symbols

Explains symbols for hand safety, hot surfaces, and general hazard alerts.

Symbols (Continued)

Signal Word Definitions

Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words and their meanings.

Service and Operation Warnings

Emphasizes qualified service and reading the manual before operation.

Features

Product Specifications

Lists motor, switch, speed, charger input, charge rate, and torque specifications.

Drill-Driver Diagram

Labeled diagram of the drill-driver with key components like chuck, trigger, selectors.

Key Features Overview

Highlights Mag Tray, Keyless Chuck, Torque Adjustment Ring, Two Speed Gear Train, Quick Mode Selector.

Features (Continued)

Know Your Drill-Driver

Encourages familiarity with features and safety rules before operation.

Bit Storage and Magnetic Bit Holder

Describes storage areas for bits and the magnetic bit holder.

Direction Selector, Keyless Chuck, and Speed Control

Explains rotation selector, keyless chuck, and variable speed control.

Assembly

Unpacking and Inspection

Instructions for carefully removing and inspecting the tool and accessories.

Packing List and Warnings

Lists included items and provides crucial warnings about assembly.

Operation

General Operation Precautions

Warning about familiarity causing carelessness and eye protection.

Applications

Lists various uses like drilling wood, metal, and mixing paint.

Charger LED Functions

Explains the meaning of different LED lights on the charger.

Charging a Cool Battery Pack

Step-by-step guide for charging a battery pack at normal temperatures.

Operation (Continued)

Charging a Hot Battery Pack

Procedure for cooling and charging a hot battery pack.

Installing and Removing Battery Pack

Instructions for inserting and detaching the battery pack from the tool.

Operation (Continued)

Switch Trigger, Variable Speed, and Rotation Control

How to operate the ON/OFF switch, variable speed, and change rotation direction.

Keyless Chuck Operation

How to tighten and loosen the drill bits using the keyless chuck.

Operation (Continued)

Two-Speed Gear Train and Bit Installation

How to select speeds and insert drill bits into the chuck.

Magnetic Bit Holder and Spindle Lock

Details the use of the magnetic bit holder and the spindle lock function.

Operation (Continued)

Removing Bits

How to remove drill bits from the chuck.

Installing/Removing Magnetic Bit Holder

Instructions for attaching and detaching the magnetic bit holder.

Operation (Continued)

Quick Mode Selector

How to switch between drill and drive modes.

Selecting Drive or Drill Setting

Chart to choose the correct speed and mode for applications.

Operation (Continued)

Torque Adjustment

How to adjust torque settings for different screws and materials.

Mag Tray and Bit Storage

Describes the Mag Tray for storage and bit storage areas.

Operation (Continued)

Drilling Operation

Step-by-step guide for drilling, including securing material and bit breakthrough warnings.

Maintenance

General Maintenance and Cleaning

Warnings and advice on cleaning plastic parts with cloths and avoiding solvents.

Battery Pack Care and Recycling

How to care for battery packs and prepare them for recycling.

Maintenance (Continued)

Chuck Removal and Replacement

Steps to remove and install the drill chuck.

Retightening a Loose Chuck

Procedure to fix a wobbly or binding chuck.

Service

How to Order Repair Parts

Information on contacting service and ordering replacement parts with model/serial numbers.

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