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Screwing and drilling
1. If you would like to drill or screw into soft wood, mark the applicable area.
2. Insert the battery if applicable (see chapter section "Using the battery").
3. Insert a drill bit
chapter "Inserting tools").
4. Turn the torque adjustment ring
• to the
symbol (drilling) if you would like to drill into wood, plastic or metal.
Do not use this setting when screwing;
• to the desired torque if you would like to screw:
Low torque: small screws and sensitive materials.
High torque: large screws and robust materials.
The torque adjustment ring will then audibly lock into place.
5. Use the gear switch
Do not push the On/Off switch
damaging the drill.
Speed 1: 0 to 400 rpm
Speed 2: 0 to 1500 rpm
Speed 1 is suitable for screwing and drilling a large bore diameter. Speed 2 is
suitable for drilling a small bore diameter.
6. Set the rotation direction of the quick-action drill chuck
left-handed rotation selector
towards the quick-action drill chuck) so that the quick-action drill chuck turns
clockwise. Select left-handed rotation (arrow pointing away from the quick-action
drill chuck) so that the quick-action drill chuck turns anti-clockwise.
The right-handed/left-handed rotation selector has a shift lock that engages if
you want to push the On/Off switch and the right-handed/left-handed rotation
selector at the same time.
7. Place
• the drill bit straight on the marking;
• the bit straight into the screw slot or slots.
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9
or the magnetic bit holder
3
to select 1st or 2nd gear.
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4
10
2
and the gear switch simultaneously to avoid
: Select right-handed rotation (arrow pointing
with a suitable bit
1
using the right-handed/
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