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General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Max Torque | 1, 600 in-lbs |
| Chuck Size | 1/4 in |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Drive Size | 1/4 in |
Ensures a clean, well-lit, and distraction-free workspace for accident prevention.
Covers proper battery charging, tool usage, and cord handling to prevent electrical hazards.
Advises on staying alert, dressing properly, and avoiding accidental starts for user protection.
Guidance on securing workpieces, using correct tools, maintenance, and accessory compatibility.
Advice on holding the tool to avoid contact with live wires and potential shock.
Mandates wearing safety glasses, dust masks, and hearing protection for user safety.
Guidelines on battery handling, charging environment, and thermal conditions to prevent hazards.
Instructions on using extension cords and safe charger operation to prevent fire and shock.
Guidance on unplugging, cleaning, and storing the charger to avoid damage and hazards.
Alerts about potential chemical exposure from construction dust and recommended safety measures.
Explains symbols for Volts, Amperes, Hertz, Watts, minutes, AC/DC, and speed.
Details symbols for wet conditions, reading manual, eye protection, safety alerts, and hot surfaces.
Defines signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and their associated risk levels.
Emphasizes that service should be performed by qualified technicians using identical parts.
Highlights the risk of eye injury from thrown objects and recommends safety eyewear.
Details key technical specifications of the 18 Volt Impact Driver P231.
Describes features like the built-in coupler, switch lock, variable speed, and bit storage.
Instructions for carefully removing and inspecting the tool and its accessories after delivery.
Lists all included items such as the impact driver, bits, manual, and warranty card.
Critical safety warnings regarding missing parts, tool modification, and battery removal.
Outlines common tasks for the impact driver, such as driving deck screws and bolts.
Advises on immediate removal of battery from charger if no LEDs indicate a problem.
Explains the meaning of LED lights on the charger for different charging states.
Details the process for charging a battery within normal temperature range.
Guidance for handling battery packs that are deeply discharged or potentially defective.
Instructions for cooling and charging battery packs that have become hot from continuous use.
Step-by-step guide for correctly inserting and detaching the battery pack from the tool.
Details on using the switch trigger for ON/OFF and the switch lock feature for safety.
Explanation of the forward/reverse selector for controlling the direction of rotation.
Guidance on achieving variable speed and torque by adjusting trigger pressure.
Information on the tool's built-in coupler designed to accept 1/4 inch hex bits.
Identifies the storage area at the bottom of the tool handle for bits.
Step-by-step instructions for securely installing and safely removing bits from the coupler.
Advice on cleaning the tool using appropriate cloths and avoiding solvents.
Tips for maximizing battery life, including proper charging and storage conditions.
Information on recycling nickel-cadmium batteries and safety warnings for handling terminals.
Guidance on contacting the nearest Ryobi Authorized Service Center for repairs or parts.
Instructions on locating the model and serial number for service and ordering.
Information required when ordering replacement parts, including model and serial numbers.
