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ENGLISH
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WARNING
! Before use, you should check the
direction of rotation of the drill chuck. The
direction of rotation must only be changed when
the drill is switched off.
Variable speed control
To use this function, press the ON/OFF button in
slightly. The drill chuck will now begin to turn.
The further in the button is pressed, the faster
the drill chuck will turn.
Torque settings
This function is used to adjust the power for the
drill chuck.
Generally, the larger the diameter of the screw to
be used, the more power is required.
The arrow shows the torque setting.
Below is a list of general rules to remember.
Torque 1-2:
Used for small screws.
Torque 3-4:
Used to insert screws into soft
materials or plastic.
Torque 5-7:
Used to insert screws into soft
wood.
Torque 11-14:
Used to insert screws into
medium-hard wood.
Torque 15-16:
Used to insert screws into
very hard materials.
NB!
Always start using the lowest possible torque
setting. If the correct setting has been chosen, a
ticking sound will be audible once the screw is
inserted fully into the surface. When the screw is
to be removed, a higher torque setting can be
selected, or the torque can be set to the drill
symbol. The easiest way to determine the correct
torque setting is through trial and error.
When drilling metal, it is necessary to make a
small mark on smooth surfaces to prevent the
drill from slipping.
When drilling metal, you should use some form of
coolant to prevent the drill from becoming
damaged. Coolant can be purchased in many
shops, but remember to explain what it is to be
used for, as not all coolants can tolerate the very
high temperatures associated with this work.
If the sound level exceeds 85 dBA in the work
area, ear protection must be used.
Maintenance and cleaning
Wipe the drill with a damp cloth.
Never use corrosive or abrasive cleaning agents,
as these can damage the plastic parts of the
machine.
Always keep the surfaces of the drill free from
dust and dirt.
Environmental information
You can help protect the environ-
ment! Follow local environmental
regulations: Dispose of unwanted
electrical equipment at an approved
refuse disposal centre.
Take out the batteries before
scrapping the product.
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