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Direction Lever
Speed Control Dial
5.
The upper limit of tool speed can be
controlled by turning the dial located
on the Trigger (56). Turning the dial
toward the thicker line will allow the
tool to operate at a higher speed.
Turning the dial toward the thinner
part of the line will limit the tool to a
slower speed.
6.
You can lock the Trigger in the ON
position by squeezing the trigger,
pressing in the Lock ON button, and
releasing the Trigger. The tool will
operate continuously. To disengage
the lock, squeeze the Trigger.
Drill / Impact Selection
Switch (37)
7.
The tool may be used as an impact
drill or as a drill only. To use as an
impact drill, turn the Drill / Impact
SKU 97907
Trigger (56)
Lock ON Button
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Selection Switch (37) so the Hammer
and Drill symbols are pointing for-
ward. To use as a drill only, turn the
Selector Switch so the drill only
symbol is pointing forward.
8.
To prevent accidents, turn off the tool
and disconnect its power supply after
use. Remove drill bit. Clean, then
store the tool indoors out of children's
reach.
the Drilling Operation
1.
Use only well-sharpened bits that are
in good condition and appropriate to
the task.
2.
Use firm pressure when drilling, but
do not press too hard. Too much
pressure will not help the process
and will cause the bit to overheat,
may cause the bit to bend or break,
cause undue strain on the tool, and
may damage the bit or work piece.
Pressing too hard may stall the mo-
tor. WARNING: If the motor stalls,
release the Trigger immediately, to
prevent damage to the tool.
3.
Always drill in a straight line. Bending
or twisting the bit while drilling may
cause the bit to bend or break and
may damage the work piece.
4.
Use the Auxiliary handle whenever
possible for better tool control.
5.
Back off your pressure when you are
about to penetrate the work piece.
6.
Keep the motor running when pull-
ing the bit out of a completed hole to
prevent the bit from jamming.
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