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General safety rules for the work environment, covering cleanliness, lighting, and avoiding hazardous atmospheres.
Safety precautions related to electrical connections, grounding, and cord usage.
Guidelines for operator safety, including alertness, PPE, and preventing unintentional starting.
Instructions on proper tool usage, maintenance, and storage to prevent accidents and ensure longevity.
General safety advice for drilling operations, including ear protection and handling live wires.
Specific safety guidelines for using long drill bits, focusing on speed and pressure.
Warnings against tampering with battery packs to prevent hazards.
Precautions to prevent short-circuiting battery terminals, which can cause burns or fire.
Avoid exposing battery packs to heat, fire, or direct sunlight to prevent explosion.
Protect battery packs from physical impact to prevent damage or injury.
Procedures for handling battery leaks and seeking medical attention if contact occurs.
Maintain battery pack cleanliness and dryness to ensure safe and optimal performance.
Clean battery terminals with a dry cloth to ensure good contact.
Ensure the battery pack is charged before use for optimal performance.
Follow instructions for correct charging procedures and battery pack usage.
Do not leave battery packs on charge when not in use to preserve battery life.
Recondition battery packs after long storage by repeated charging and discharging.
Optimal battery performance is achieved at normal room temperature (20°C ± 5°C).
Separate battery packs of different types during disposal for safety.
Use only the specified charger to avoid fire risks when charging battery packs.
Use only battery packs designed for the specific equipment to prevent injury or fire.
Store battery packs out of reach of children to prevent accidents.
Keep product literature for future reference regarding safe operation and maintenance.
Remove the battery from the tool when it is not in use to prevent accidental activation.
Dispose of battery packs and tools responsibly according to local regulations.
Avoid mixing battery cells of different types within a device to prevent hazards.
Do not remove battery packs from packaging until they are ready for use.
Ensure correct battery installation by observing polarity markings.
Specifies the voltage of the battery pack used with the tool.
Indicates the rotational speed of the drill when no load is applied.
Specifies the number of impacts per minute for hammer drilling.
Details the number of torque settings available for screw driving.
Indicates the maximum rotational force the tool can deliver.
Specifies the maximum diameter of drill bits or accessories that can be held by the chuck.
Lists the maximum drilling diameter for different materials like steel, wood, brick, and concrete.
Defines the primary applications and materials the machine is designed for.
Step-by-step guide for assembling and operating the tool.
Checks and preparations required before using the tool.
Steps for assembling specific parts of the tool.
Safety warnings and procedures for adjusting the chuck.
Instructions for the primary functions and controls of the tool.
How to change the direction of rotation and safety warning.
Explanation of how to select between different speed gears.
Guide to selecting drilling, screwdriving, or hammer drilling modes.
How to adjust the torque setting for different applications.
Usage of the trigger switch, including warnings about heat and overload.
Explanation of the LED indicator function and how to activate the work light.
Addresses issues with the drill not starting, likely due to the lock function.
Explains why the drill might stop prematurely, related to torque settings.
Solves the problem of battery not fitting into the charger, related to orientation.
Discusses factors affecting battery pack working time and charging advice.
Specifies the ambient temperature range for tool and battery use and storage.
Provides the recommended ambient temperature for the charging system.
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