PROFECO 77415 Instruction Manual page 22

Battery charger
The supply voltage must correspond to the voltage indicated on the type plate of the
rapid charger.
Always inspect the battery charger, cord and plug before use.
Protect the battery charger from moisture and only use it in dry areas.
The charger supplied is only suitable for charging batteries.
a) Plug the battery charger into the mains.
b) The green light is on to indicate that power is connected.
c) Slide the battery into the charger as shown in Fig.1.
d) When the battery is being charged, the red light will remain lit.
e) The green light will remain lit when the battery is fully charged.
Installing and removing the battery
WARNING! Do not operate the variable speed on/off trigger while inserting the
battery.
a) Insert the battery into the battery slot on the product until it clicks into place.
b) Do not use excessive force when inserting the battery. If the battery does not
slide in easily, it will not be inserted correctly and may be damaged.
c) Press the battery release button to remove the battery.
Insertion of tool bits
Important! Always remove the battery pack before changing the drill or screwdriver
bits to prevent the machine from starting unintentionally.
The cordless drill has a keyless chuck so that you do not need a spanner to tighten
the screwdriver bit. Make sure that the drill or screwdriver bit is not slanted when it is
inserted and the drill chuck is tightened.
Before inserting drill/screw bits, open the chuck jaws by holding the lower ring of the
chuck and turning the locking ring anti-clockwise.
Open the chuck until you can insert the tool. Hold it and then turn clockwise to secure
it.
To remove the tool, hold the machine and turn the chuck anti-clockwise.
Open the chuck until you can remove the tool.
On/off trigger
Use the on/off trigger to start the machine and hold it down for continuous operation.
The rotation speed can be varied by pressing the power trigger. The more the trigger
is pulled, the faster the rotation speed.
Release the power trigger to turn the machine off.
Fig. 1
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