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2. On/Off TRIGGER SWITCH
This tool is fitted with a variable speed
Trigger Switch that delivers higher speed and
torque as the trigger pressure is increased.
The Trigger Switch is also fitted with a brake
function which stops the chuck immediately
when you quickly release the trigger.
3. TRIGGER SWITCH LOCK
To lock the Trigger Switch in the ‘Off’
position, slide the forward/reverse Selection
Lever to its central position.
4. GEAR BOX SELECTION SWITCH
This drill is fitted with a high and low ratio
gear box.
To select the low ratio gearbox, slide the
Selection Switch rearwards to reveal the
number 1 on the switch body
To select the high ratio gearbox, slide the
Selection Switch forwards to reveal the
number 2 on the switch body.
5. FORWARD/REVERSE SELECTION
For drilling and screw driving use the forward
rotation marked
on the Selection Lever.
Push the lever fully
to the left.
For reverse rotation, necessary when
removing screws etc. push the Selection
Lever fully to the right, marked
on the
Selection Lever.
Only operate the Selection Lever when the
drill is at a complete stop.
6. CHUCK OPERATION
This drill is equipped with a self centering
three jawed keyless chuck.
a. To open the chuck jaws, rotate the front
section of the chuck.
b. Insert the required drill bit or screwdriver
bit into the open chuck jaws and rotate the
front section of the chuck in the opposite
direction to close the jaws around the bit.
c. Hold the rear section of the chuck, and
rotate the front section of the chuck firmly
to secure the drill/screwdriver bit into the
chuck.
d. Rotate the chuck by hand to check that the
bit is located centrally in the chuck.
7. TORQUE ADJUSTMENT
Torque is the rotary force that the drill can
deliver. This drill has a 23 + 1 position torque
adjustment ring. The higher the number
selected, the greater the torque delivered by
the drill.
For Guidance:
We recommend that the operator trials any
torque application by starting with a low setting.
Progressively increase the torque setting until
the desired outcome is achieved.
1 - 4
For driving small screws.
5 - 9
For driving screws into soft
materials.
10 - 15 For driving screws into soft and
hard materials.
16 - 23 For sustained heavy drill/driving.
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For maximum torque delivery.
