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21-18BLCD
Instruction & User Manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Intended Use

This combi drill driver is intended for drilling 
and screwing/unscrewing screws in masonry, 
wood, plastic and metal.
The tool must not be modified or used for 
any other purposes than the ones described in 
these instructions.

Battery

Make sure the power switch is not pressed 
in when inserting or replacing the battery. 
Use with JCB batteries only: 21-20LI, 21-
30LI, 21-40LI, 21-50LI.

NOTE

 

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Do not force the battery when 
connecting it, use moderate pressure.

 

An incorrectly connected battery can 
damage the battery terminals or the battery 
socket on the tool.

 

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Use the button on the battery to check the 
charging status; 4 red LEDs indicates fully 
charged, where 1 indicates low battery 
status.

Charging The Battery

After charging for the first time, ensure the 
battery is completely discharged before 
placing on charge again. Repeat this charging 
and discharging cycle 4 to 5 times to ensure 
battery is correctly conditioned.

WARNING!

 

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Place the battery charger on a level and 
stable surface. Plug the charger into a 
suitable power point.

 

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Connect the battery to the charger so that it 
clicks into place. 

 

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Refer to the Battery Charge Level table 
below for battery charger status as indicated 
by LED lights.

 

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Unplug the charger from the power point 
and remove the battery from the charger.

Battery Charge Level

Red 

LED

Green 

LED

Battery Charge Status

Charger is connected to 
mains power
Connected battery is 
charging
Connected battery is fully 
charged
Connected battery has a 
charging fault
Charger is outside correct 
operating temperature 
range  (<0˚C / >40˚C)

If the LEDs on the charger do not come on 
when charging:

 

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Check that the charger’s mains plug is 
properly plugged into the power point and 
that the charger is switched on

 

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Check that the battery is correctly inserted 
in the charger

Connecting the battery

 

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Connect the battery to the battery socket 
on the tool so that it clicks into place.

Removing the battery

 

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Press the battery release button and remove 
the battery from the tool.

Summary of Contents for 21-18BLCD

Page 1: ...POWER TOOL INSTRUCTION USER MANUAL EN 21 18BLCD Original Instructions IM 18BLCD EN Iss 06 2021...

Page 2: ...2012 19 EU or the UK Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013 It will then be recycled or dismantled in order to reduce the impact on the environment Electric and electronic equipmen...

Page 3: ...n using drill bits 7 Safety instructions when using hammer mode 7 CHARGER SAFETY 8 COMPONENT LIST 10 TOOL TECHNICAL DATA 11 BATTERY TECHNICAL DATA 11 CHARGER TECHNICAL DATA 11 NOISE INFORMATION 11 VIB...

Page 4: ...et conditions Water entering a power tool will increase the risk of electric shock m Do not abuse the cord Never use the cord for carrying pulling or unplugging the power tool Keep the cord away from...

Page 5: ...ustments changing accessories or storing power tools Such preventive safety measures reduce the risk of starting the power tool accidentally m Store idle power tools out of the reach of children and d...

Page 6: ...ed or modified batteries may exhibit unpredictable behaviour resulting in fire an explosion or risk of injury m Do not expose a battery pack or tool to fire or excessive temperature Exposure to fire o...

Page 7: ...he workpiece resulting in personal injury m Use a detector to locate lines in walls with concealed electric water or gas lines Avoid touching live components or conductors Inadvertant contact with hid...

Page 8: ...o not operate the charger with a damaged cord or plug Have them replaced immediately m The charger is designed to operate on standard 230 240V AC household electrical power Do not attempt to use it on...

Page 9: ...9 21 18BLCD Instruction User Manual...

Page 10: ...DE SELECTION RING 4 GEARBOX SPEED SELECTOR SWITCH 5 ON OFF TRIGGER 6 FORWARD REVERSE SELECTOR SWITCH 7 AUTOMATIC LED LIGHT 8 GRIP 9 BATTERY RELEASE BUTTON 10 BELT CLIP 11 CHARGER 12 BATTERY PACK PLEAS...

Page 11: ...on when sound pressure is over 80 dB A Charger Code Input Power Output 21 18VFC 220 240V AC 50 60Hz 70W 14 4 18V d c 2 4A 21 18VSFC 220 240V AC 50 60Hz 105W 14 4 18V d c 4 0A 21 18VDC 100 240V AC 50 6...

Page 12: ...he actual conditions of use should also take account of all parts of the operating cycle These include times when the tool is switched off and when it is running idle but not actually doing work This...

Page 13: ...ycle 4 to 5 times to ensure battery is correctly conditioned WARNING m Place the battery charger on a level and stable surface Plug the charger into a suitable power point m Connect the battery to the...

Page 14: ...faces of the accessory NOTE m Tighten the chuck until it grips the accessory Grip the chuck firmly and turn it clockwise Power Switch m Press the power switch to start the tool The tool has variable s...

Page 15: ...inserted and the chuck is properly tightened before starting the tool NOTE m If loose clamp the work piece The work piece should lie flat on a workbench and or be securely fixed m Mark out the positi...

Page 16: ...ards towards the chuck to position 2 for high speed 0 to 1800 rpm m Use the high speed mode for drilling small holes Maintenance Switch off the tool and disconnect the power remove battery unplug befo...

Page 17: ...ve the battery unplug the power cord before transport m Always carry the tool using the purpose designed handle m Ensure that the tool is not at risk of tipping over or exposed to excessive vibration...

Page 18: ...tificate together with the original sales receipt will be required in the event of any claim within the warranty period Should you choose not to register your product within 30 days of purchase your s...

Page 19: ...velops a fault within 30 days of purchase return it to the retailer where it was purchased together with your sales receipt If a product develops a fault after 30 days a warranty claim must be submitt...

Page 20: ...ARATION 4 IDENTIFICATION DETAILS OF MANUFACTURER 1 6 REFERENCES TO THE RELEVANT HARMONISED SAFETY STANDARDS USED OR REFERENCES TO THE OTHER TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS IN RELATION TO WHICH CONFORMITY IS...

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