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Drilling
When drilling steel, take care that no swarf
enters the ventilation slits of the housing, as
these are attracted by the permanently active
magnet of the motor and would remain on the
motor.
Screwing
Inserting the screwdriver bits
The working spindle of the cordless screwdriver is
fitted with a hexagonal recess. After removing the drill
chuck, commercially available screwdriver bits with a
hexagon dimension of 6.3 mm or 1/4" according to
DIN 3126 Form C, can be used for facilitating the
screwing procedure by inserting directly into the work-
ing spindle:
– Turn rotational direction switch
3
to the “Lock” posi-
tion.
– Insert the bit.
Make sure that the bit and screw correspond in size
and shape.
It is advisable to use socket-head screws since their
self-centering action ensures safe work.
Or even better – TORX screws and the corresponding
bits. Optimal screwing is achieved when the screwing
device is fixed securely in the screw head.
Bit garage
The bit garage can accommodate up to three bits. Pull
the bit garage
2
forwards and flap downwards. To
close the bit garage, flap upwards, push in fully and
notch.
Dismounting the Drill Chuck
Rotational direction switch in the LOCK
position
p
.
The drill chuck can then be loosened by lightly striking
a Allen key clamped in the drill chuck and screwed off.
Remounting takes place in the reverse order.
Clean the flat surfaces on the drill chuck and spindle
before mounting. Tighten the drill chuck again firmly
(at least 30 Nm).
Observe in addition that, when using a rim gear drill
chuck, the chuck key must not be attached to the
machine with chains, cords or similar means.
When drilling or screwdriving, secure the work
pieces against being rotated by the drill.
Servicing Instructions
If you make heavy use of the equipment for an
extended period of time, we recommend returning it
together with the charger to our servicing department
for a thorough inspection at regular intervals. This pre-
vents high repair costs and extends the service life of
your equipment.
Kress takes back worn-out machines
for the purpose of resource-saving
recycling. As a result of their modular
construction, Kress machines can be
very easily dismantled into their reusa-
ble materials.
Defective
rechargeable
batteries must
be recycled
according to the
Guidelines
91/157/EEC.
Do not throw
used batteries in
household waste,
in fire or in water.
Do not open battery and dispose of it through the
available collection points.
Do not place the battery on any heated surface or
expose it to strong sunlight for a longer period of time.
Do not expose the battery to temperatures over 50 °C.
Give your worn-out Kress machine to your dealer or
send it directly to Kress.
Subject to change without notice
8 Practical Tips
9 Maintenance Measures
10 Environmental Protection
Recycling
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