5.2 Removing and inserting the rechargeable
battery
(see Fig. 3)
Removing: Press the unlocking mechanism (16) and
pull the rechargeable battery (9) out to the front.
Inserting: Push on the rechargeable battery until it
clicks into place.
5.3 Sense of rotation, transport lock
(see Fig. 1)
R = Clockwise rotation
L = Anti-clockwise rotation
0 = Centre position: Transport lock
(Switch-on lock)
5.4 Selecting the gear speed
(see Fig. 1)
Actuate the switch slider (3) only
when the motor is standing still!
First gear: low speed, high torque;
preferably for screwing
Second gear: high speed; preferably
for drilling
5.5 Setting drilling or impact drilling mode
(see Fig. 1)
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Set the desired operating method at the switch
slider (2).
5.6 Setting the torque, impulse function
Caution!
Do not work with activated impulse
function for a longer period of time!
(The motor can overheat). It is best
to only work with the additional
handle when using the impulse
function.
(Fig. 1)
Set the torque by turning the adjusting ring (11).
1...10
=
Torque limitation (setting range first
gear:
second gear: 1 – 10 Nm)
3
–
20
=
Adjusting the drill setting (max. torque,
without torque control). Do not block
the spindle to avoid overloading the
motor.
=
Adjusting the impulse function (max.
torque pulsing).
5.7 Switching on/off, setting the speed
(see Fig. 1)
Switching on: Press the switch trigger (12) and keep
it depressed. The speed at the switch trigger can be
changed by the depth to which it is depressed.
Switching off: Release the switch trigger (12).
5.8 Tool change
The spindle enables a quick change between the
accessory attachments and a direct ¼'' hexagonal
adapter.
Demounting the attachment: (see Fig. 5) Pull the
locking ring (17) forward and pull off the attachment
to the front.
Mounting the attachment: Pull the locking ring (17)
forward and push the attachment onto the spindle up
to the limit stop. (If necessary, turn the chuck slightly
to and fro.)
5.8.1
Quick-release chuck
(see Fig. 1)
Opening the chuck: Turn the chuck (1) in direction of
rotation
.
Tensioning the tool: Turn the sleeve in direction
until the perceptible mechanical resistance has been
Nm,
overcome. Caution! The tool is not yet tensioned!
Continue turning forcefully (a "clicking" sound must be
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The noise that can be heard when
the machine is switched off is due
to the design (quick stop) and has
no influence on function and life
time of the machine.
Only use high-grade tools, which
are suitable for the forces and
torques occurring! Broken tools will
lead to a machine defect. If repairs
are necessary, contact the
customer service stations for
MAFELL electrical tools.