OPERATION
This driver kit comes complete with 42 bits and sockets for
driving different types of screws plus a magnetic bit driver and
1/4
” Sq. socket adapator. When using the 25mm bits it allows
you to get into tight places with a overall depth of 170mm. If
you need that extra reach you can add the magnetic bit holder
and the 50mm bits to give you an increased reach of 245mm,
FORWARD AND REVERSE OPERATION
Looking at the front of the driver (Fig.4), if the slide switch is
as shown, the drive shaft will rotate towards the LEFT
(Anti-clockwise/Reverse). If the opposite side, the drive shaft will
turn towards the RIGHT (Clockwise/Forward). When the slide switch
is in the central/locked position the driver will act as a torch.
MANUAL SCREWDRIVING
If the slide switch is left in the central position this locks the
spindle. With the trigger switch dis-engaged, it can be used for
manual screwdriving.
TORQUE/DRILL SETTING
The driver has seven pre-set torque settings which are useful if doing repetitive work and you need to keep
torques at a constant. It is always best to do a trial on the same materials and fixings you are using so
that the torque can be set to tighten a fixing just enough and not damage materials being fixed into. The
diffferent toques are set using the twist dial at the front of the driver as shown in Fig.5, the higher the
number, the higher the torque set.
To use as a drill you need to set the dial on the last setting as shown in Fig.6 so that the clutch
mechanism will not kick in when drilling.
INSTALLING AND REMOVING
HEXAGON BITS
The hexagon driver bits are
f i t t e d b y p u s h i n g t h e i r
hexagonal end fully into the
hexagon drive. To get the
best drive it is always best
t o u s e t h e s h o r t e s t b i t s
possible for the job you are
d o i n g a s t h e m o r e
connections are involved the
looser the drive.
Locked
CHARGING
5
4
IMPORTANT CHARGING NOTES
To obtain a good performance, the batteries should be charged when the air temperature is between
65
°
F (18
°
C) and 75
°
F (24
°
C).
The batteries will require 5 - 10 charges/discharges before they reach full capacity.
The charger and batteries may become warm whilst charging. This is a normal condition and does not
indicate a problem.
CHARGING
1.
Connect the output cord of the charger to the charging socket (See fig. 1 & 2) on the bottom of the
Screwdriver’s handle.
2.
Make sure the mains electricity voltage is the same as that shown on the specification label of the
charger. Connect the plug of the charger into the mains electricity supply socket.
3.
Charge for 5-7 hours then disconnect from the charger.
4.
Use the battery condition indicator lights (Fig.3.) to check the battery is fully charged. When all 3 lights
(Red, Green & Yellow) are illuminated the battery is at full capacity.
5.
When 2 lights (Yellow & Red) are illuminated, this indicates that the battery capacity is beginning to
diminish.
6.
When only one light is illuminated (Red) it indicates that the battery capacity is low and the unit needs
to be charged.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 1
Fig. 4
L
R
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
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