Tool Operation
13
Changing the bit
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Due to wear or damage, the
bit will need to be replaced
periodically or when changing
between drive types.
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(1) Maintain forward pressure
on tool. (2) Pull the trigger
to start motor. Continue
operation until screw is
completely
disengaged.
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Depress nose piece while
inserting bit into screw.
Forward Reverse
Operation
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To operate in reverse,
remove the screw strip and
push the black reverse button
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Test drive one screw before
finalizing the depth to ensure
appropriate countersink.
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This tool has a depth-sensing
clutch. When the screw
is countersunk to the pre-
set depth, it automatically
disengages and makes a click
or racheting sound. This is
normal and signals completion
of the drive.
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When the battery is low or
the drive requires too much
torque, the tool may stall at
the bottom of the drive (before
the clutch can disengage).
Continuous operation in this
manner can cause over-
heating and permanent
damage.
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If the fastener to be removed
was driven to the proper
depth, it will be necessary
to adjust the depth of drive
deeper (see depth of drive
adjustment page 12) before
the clutch will engage in
reverse.
