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BATTERIES
OPERATION
Your
ddtl
is
equipped
with
5
nickel-cadmium
rechargeabte
batteries
Length of service
from each
charging
will depend on the type of work you are do-
ing
'[he nickel,.cadmium
batteries
in this tool have been
designed
to last for the life of the unit under normal
operating
conditions.
Therefore,
do not disassemble
your drill and attempt
to replace
them,
Handling
of
these batteries,
especially
when wearing
rings and
jewelry,
could result in a serious
burn
WRIST STRAP
A wrist
strap ts provided
to reduce
the chances
of
dropping
your
drill,
Place
one hand
through
wdst
strap when carrying
your dr_il See Figure
4.
SWITCH
The switch
on your drill is designed
for single speed
drilling
For normal
drilling
operatfon,
depress
the
switch
trigger
atl the way.
REVERSIBLE
Your dri!l
has the feature
of being
reversible
The
direction
of rotation
is controlled
by a selector
located
above the switch
trigger. See Figure 2. With
your
drill
he{d in normal
operating
position,
the
direction
of rotor{on selector should
be positioned
to
the left of the switch
for drilling
The drill direction
Is
reversed
when
the selector
is to the right
of the
switch
When the selector
is in center position, the
switch trigger Is locked,,
TO
PREVENT
GEAR
DAMAGE,
ALWAYS ALLOW THE CHUCK
ON YOUR DRILL TO
COME TO A COMPLETE
STOP BEFORE CHANGING
THE DIRECTION
OF ROTATION.
To stop
your drill
release
switch
trigger and allow
your drill to come to a complete
stop.
NOTE: To lock switch
trigger,
place the direction
of
rotation
selector
in center
position.
See Figure 2
CHUCK KEY
A chuck
key has been packed
with your drill for use
when installing or removing bits
tt is also used when
removing
the chuck
See Figure 3
CHUCK KEY STORAGE
When not in use
the chuck
key can be placed in the
storage
area located
on the back of your ddt!
See
Figure 3
Page 6
(Cont.)
REVERSE
SELECTC
SWITCH
TRIGG ER
CHUCK
KEY
FORWARD
POSITION
(LOCK,OFF)
Fig, 2
CHUCK KEY
STORAGE
Fig 3
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