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• Tighten the chuck to secure the rig firmly.

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et the speed switch to suit your job.

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nsert the tip of the screwdriver bit into the head of the screw and push down on the tool.

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tart the tool with the start button at a slow speed, then gradually increase it. The rotation speed w

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epend on how hard you press the start button.

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ake sure that the screwdriver bit is inserted directly into the head of the screw, otherwise the screw

and/or bit may be damaged.

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RILLING

• Turn the adjusting ring to align the pointer with the drilling mode mark.

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nstall the drill or hole saw required for your work in the chuck

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ghten the chuck to secure the rig firmly.

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ress the drill against the drilling point and start working.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR WORK

Drilling in wood. When drilling in wood, the best results are achieved with wood drill bits equipped with a

pilot tip. The guide tip simplifies drilling, keeps the drill in the workpiece.

Drilling in metal. Use metal drills. Before drilling, make a small indentation at the point of drilling with a

punch. This will help prevent the bit from slipping at the start of drilling. The use of cutting lubricant is

recommended. (except for cast iron and brass, which must be dry drilled)

Drilling in concrete. The tool does not have an impact mechanism for effective work on concrete. It is

recommended to use an impact electric drill or hammer drill for concrete work. However, a drill driver can be

successfully used for drilling holes in plaster, soft cement mortars, drywall, bricks, etc.

WARNING:

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xcessive pressure on the tool will not speed up drilling. This can damage the drill, reduce tool performance

and shorten tool life.

• When the hole being drilled becomes a through hole, a significant force is applied to the tool/drill. Hold the

tool firmly and be careful when the drill begins to pass through the workpiece.

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stuck drill bit can be removed by simply switching the reversing switch to reverse rotation. However, th

ool may reverse too quickly if not held firmly.

• Always secure small workpieces in a vise or similar clamping device.

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f the tool has been operated continuously until the battery pack runs out, take a break of 15 minutes

before operating with a charged battery.