is high. If the red and yellow diodes are on, the
battery is partly discharged. If only the red diode
is on, the charging level is low and the battery
must be charged.
SPINDLE BRAKE
The drill/driver has an electronic brake that stops
the spindle immediately after the switch button
is released (9). The brake ensures screw driving
and drilling precision as it does not allow for
free movement of the spindle after the tool is
switched off.
WORK / SETTINGS
SWITCHING ON - OFF
Switching on - press the switch button (9).
Switching off - release the switch button (9).
Each time you press the switch button (9), the
LED (10) is that illuminates the workpiece is
illuminated.
ROTATIONAL SPEED CONTROL
The drilling/driving speed can be controlled
during work by increasing or reducing the
extent to which the switch button (9) is pressed
in. Speed control enables a slow start which, in
the event of drilling holes in gypsum or ceramic
materials, prevents the bit from sliding and, in
the event of screw driving, enables controlled
work of the tool.
OVERLOAD COUPLING
By setting the torque control ring (3) in a selected
position, you can permanently set a specific
torque of the coupling. After the set value is
reached, the overload coupling is automatically
disconnected. This prevents driving screws too
deep and protects the tool against damage.
TORQUE ADJUSTMENT
• Different screws and materials require
different values of torque.
• The larger the number corresponding to the
position of the drill, the larger the torque
(fig. D)
• Set the torque control ring (3) as appropriate
to achieve a specific value of torque.
• Always start working with a lower value of
torque.
• Increase the torque gradually until a desirable
result is achieved.
• Select higher values for unscrewing screws.
• The value for drilling should correspond to
the position indicated by the drill symbol. In
this position, the highest value of torque is
achieved.
• The skills related to selection of appropriate
torque values come with practice.
When the torque control ring is set in the
drilling position, the overload coupling is
inactive.
INSTALLATION OF A BIT
• Set the rotation direction switch (5) in the
central position.
• By turning the chuck ring (2) counterclockwise
(see the marking on the ring), you can open
the chuck as required to put in the drill or
screwdriver bit (fig. E).
• In order to fix the bit, turn the chuck ring (2)
clockwise and tighten it.
In order to uninstall the bit, perform the actions
described above in the reverse order.
When fixing the drill or a screwdriver bit in
the chuck, pay attention to proper position of
the tool. When using short drills or bits, use an
additional magnetic grip as an extension.
RIGHT-LEFT ROTATION DIRECTION
Using the rotation direction switch (5) you can
select the spindle rotation direction (fig. F).
Right - set the switch (5) in the far left position.
Left - set the switch (5) in the far right position.
* In some cases, the position of the switch in relation to the rotation
direction may be different than described above. Refer to the graphic
signs located on the switch or the housing of the power tool.
A safe position is the central position of the
rotation direction switch (5), which prevents
accidental activation of the power tool.
• In this position, the driver/drill cannot be
activated.
• This position is intended for changing drills
and bits.
• Before you turn on the power tool, check if the
rotation direction switch (5) is in the proper
position.
Do not change the direction of rotation when
the spindle of the driver/drill is turning.
CHANGE OF GEAR
The gear shift switch (4) (fig. G) enables
increasing the rotational speed range.
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