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The battery pack should slide in easily.If the battery pack is not to be fitted
immediately, ensure that the metal contacts are protected so as to avoid
the possibility of a short circuit which would cause damage.
Remember to avoid extremes of heat or cold when charging. Avoid temperatures
outside the range of
Minimum 4°C /Maximum 50°C. Avoid placing batteries in
direct strong sunlight or other heat source.
NOTE: Ni-Cad batteries as used in Clarke cordless power tools should be given a
full charge when first supplied new. Maximum battery performance will be
achieved after approximately 5 complete charge/discharge cycles.
The battery should be fully discharged before recharging in order to achieve its
optimum performance.
Constant topping up after only a small amount of charge
has been used will, in effect, reduce its capacity.
Nickel cadmium batteries will slowly lose their power whilst in storage. If they become
fully discharged, do not leave the batteries in this state for any length of time.
OPERATION
CAUTION: ALWAYS BE SURE THAT THE TOOL IS SWITCHED OFF BEFORE
ATTACHING OR REMOVING A SOCKET. ALWAYS TAKE CARE TO USE THE
CORRECT SIZE SOCKET FOR BOLTS AND NUTS. AN INCORRECT SOCKET
WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE BOLT OR NUT.
1. Align the chosen socket and simply push it onto the anvil. Use only ½”
square drive impact sockets as listed on page 14.
2. Squeeze the trigger to start the machine. Release the trigger to stop.
3. To run the impact wrench in reverse, push the
switch-bar through the drive unit as shown in Fig
3. The direction of rotation is shown on the end
face of the switch-bar.
• The 3-position switch bar controls forward or
reverse direction of rotation. Select the
appropriate position ONLY when the machine is
STATIONARY. Do not move the switch-bar when
the spindle is moving. When the switch-bar is in
the central position the trigger is locked.
4. Always check the direction of rotation before
operation.
5. Turn off the machine as soon as the impact
sound is heard.
FIG 3