ASSEMBLY / SETTINGS
INFORMATION
EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES
1.
Battery
2.
Charger
3.
Drill bits
4.
Transport case
PUTTING BATTERY IN/OUT
● Set the rotation direction switch (5) in the central position.
●
Push the battery fixing button (
●
Slide a charged battery (
fixing button (8).
CHARGING THE BATTERY
The drill/driver is supplied with a partly charged battery. The battery must be charged at ambient
temperature in the range of 4
will reach its full capacity after about 4-5 charging cycles.
● Take out the battery (7) from the drill/driver (fig. A).
●
Connect the charger to a power supply network socket (
●
7) into the charger (12) (fig. B).Check if the battery is properly set (inserted all the
Slide the battery (
way).
After the battery has been placed in the charger, the diodes (11) will illuminate in a different arrangement
(see the description below).
●
Green diode illuminated
●
Green diode illuminated continuously and red diode flashing (1 time per second)
charging process is ongoing.
●
Green and red diode illuminated
●
Green diode illuminated and red diode flashing (3 times per second)
too high (above 45
C) or the battery is defective and must be replaced.
o
If the battery becomes too hot (above 45
(as indicated by quickly flashing red diode), take the battery out of the charger, wait about 30
minutes, and put it back in the charger. This situation is very unlikely and may never occur.
During charging, the battery becomes very hot. Do not use the battery immediately after charging;
wait until the temperature of the battery drops to room temperature. This will prevent damage to
the battery
BATTERY CHARGING LEVEL INDICATION
The drill/driver is provided with a system that indicates the battery charging level (LED). In order to check
the battery charging level, press the charging level indication button (13) (fig. C). If all diodes are on (14),
the battery charging level 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.
PREPARATION FOR WORK
8) and take out the battery (7) (fig. A).
7) into the handle grip until you hear a clicking sound emitted by the battery
C to 40
C. A new battery or a battery that has not been used for a long time
o
o
- the power supply is switched on.
- the battery is fully charged.
C) during charging and the charging process is interrupted
o
18
- 2 pce
- 1 pce
- 1 pce
- 1 pce
230 V AC).
- the battery's temperature is
- the battery