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Model – 22-13810
18V Cordless Drill
2 User and Safety Manual
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Operating Controls 1. 2. 3. 4.
Keyless chuck Torque control Ventilation slots Rotational direction switch
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Easy-grip handle Battery pack Battery release Power trigger
Tool Specifications Variable speed Control (2 gears) Li-Ion Battery Voltage, Ah Charging time Preset Torque Settings Keyless Chuck Max torque Charger Power
0-350 / 0-1250 RPM 18 V, 1.3Ah 1 hour 23+1 Ø 10mm 18 Nm Input: 120 AC 60 Hz Output: 18V DC, 1.5A
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Drill/Driver Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product and save it for future reference. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to any specifications and physical properties of the tool. If you have any questions concerning the tool, please contact the Customer Support team from which you purchased the tool.
General Safety Instructions for Rechargeable Power Tools Caution: Read all instructions carefully. Failure to follow these instructions may results in electrical shock, fire, and/or other serious injury and/or damage. The term “electrical hand tools” in the warning text refers to your electric or battery operated hand tools. 1)
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Work Area a. Keep the work area clean and well lit. Cluttered and poorly lit areas invite accidents. b. Do not use electrical power tools in or around flammable or explosive materials, including liquids, gases, and dust. Electrical hand tools generate sparks that can easily ignite dust or fumes. c. Keep children and other bystanders away from the work area. Distractions can lead to damage and injuries to yourself and others. Electrical safety a. The electrical hand tool’s charging plug must fit correctly into a properly installed wall outlet. Never modify the plug in any way. Never use an adaptor together with grounded power tools. Altering plugs or outlets can lead to electrical shock. b. Avoid physical contact with grounded objects, such as pipes or appliances. There is an increased chance of electrical shock if your body is grounded. c. Do not expose the electrical hand tool to rain, moisture, or other liquids and wet conditions. Liquids introduced to the electrical hand tool will damage the tool and increase the risk of electric shock. d. Do not abuse the power cord. Never use the cord to carry the tool or to plug the power plug from an outlet.
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When using electrical hand tools outdoors, use an extension lead that is suitable and rated for that purpose. Personal Safety a. Pay attention to your actions and use common sense when using electrical hand tools. Never use electrical hand tools if you are tired, under the influence of drugs or alcohol, or otherwise impaired. b. Use protective equipment. Always wear safety glasses. Use of protective clothing, such as face masks, non-slip shoes, helmets, and ear protection decreases the risk of injuries. c. Avoid unintentional starts. Make sure that the power switch is no depressed when connecting the battery. Never carry the power tool by the power trigger, or with a finger on it. d. Remove all unused tools or chuck keys before using the tool. e. Do not overreach your work area when using the tool. Keep a steady stance and good balance to avoid falling or dropping the tool. f. Wear suitable clothing. Do not wear overly loose fitting clothing, jewelry, ties, etc. Keep all clothing, hair, and jewelry away from moving parts, as they can be caught in these moving parts and cause damage or injury. g. If equipment for dust collection and extraction is available, make sure it is connected and used properly. The use of a respirator and dust cleaning system is recommended and may decrease dust related hazards. Use and Maintenance of Electrical Hand Tools a. Do not use excessive force the electrical hand tool—let the tool do the work for you. Use a tool suitable for the work you are about to perform. The proper electrical hand tool will perform the task more safely and efficiently. b. Never use an electrical hand tool if the power switch does not properly switch the tool on and off. c. Disconnect the battery or power plug from the wall outlet before making any adjustments, changing accessories, or storing the tool. These precautions reduce the risk of the electrical hand tool starting unexpectedly.
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Store electrical hand tools out of children’s reach. Do not allow anyone unfamiliar with this tool or its functions to operate it. Electrical tools can be dangerous to inexperienced users. e. Maintain electrical hand tools by checking for any incorrect settings, parts that do not properly function, or anything else which cause the electrical hand tool to malfunction. If something is damage, it must be professionally repaired or replaced before use. Do not use accessories or bits that are broken or faulty. Poorly maintained tools can cause damage and accidents. f. Keep bits sharp and clean. Sharp and clean bits are more efficient, easier to control, and less likely to jam. g. Use the electrical hand tool and accessories according to the instructions in an appropriate manner which is suitable for the type of work being completed. Using the tool for purposes other than which it is intended could result in serious damage or accident. Use and Service of Rechargeable Electrical Hand Tool a. Make sure that the power switch or trigger is off before attaching the battery. b. Only use the battery and charger supplied by the original manufacturer. Substituting either could result in fire or damage to the tool. c. Charge and store the battery in a cool, dry area. Excessive hear or moisture may cause damage to the battery. d. When not in use, store the battery away from metal objects such as paper clips, coins, keys, nails, screws, or any small objects that could bridge the battery terminals, causing a short. A shorted battery can cause fire and other damage. e. If the battery is mistreated, it may leak battery acid; avoid all contact with this acid. If you accidentally come into contact with the acid, completely rinse the area with water. If irritation still occurs, acid in ingested, or comes in contact with your eyes, consult a physician immediately.
General Safety Instructions for Batteries and Chargers 1) Never attempt to dismantle a battery 2) Never charge or store a battery in direct sunlight or at temperatures above 100°F or below 40°F
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3) Never expose the battery or charger to liquids or excessive moisture.
Charging
Quick-charge battery Quick Charger
Status LED’s
1) Remove the battery from the drill by pressing the battery release button and pushing the battery forward. 2) Connect the charger to a wall power outlet; the red LED will come on. 3) Place the battery onto the charger. The yellow LED will flash every other second during charging 4) When all three LEDs are lit, the battery will be fully charged. 5) Unplug the charger from the wall socket and remove the battery from the charger when the charging process is complete. Charge time is about 1 hour for normal use; first charge can be up to several hours. The battery may become warm during charging The battery and charger work best at room temperature Charge the battery regularly for best performance.
Settings Forward/Reverse While the drill is motionless, Select forward or reverse by using the selector. If the selector is not pushed in completely, the drill will not short.
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Torque This tool has an adjustable clotch set by the torque setting ring. IF set correctly, the clutch will disengage the fastening bit at the preset torque setting. The selection should be based on the size of the screw and the type of mattering being used. If in doubt, start at the lowest setting and work your way up. Changing Drill/Driver Bit Hold the rear chuck collar with one hand and twist the front collar with the other hand to tighten or undo the chuck. Ensure that the bit sits straight and securely centered in the middle of the chuck. Gear Selector (LO/HI) Set the desired gear using the gear selector (3) on the top of the drill.
Operation This tool is started and stopped by squeezing and releasing the power trigger (4). The drill is equipped with variable speed control, which makes it more versatile for a wide variety of fastening and drilling jobs. The firmer the trigger is squeezed, the greater the speed of the bit. The lighter the trigger is squeezed, the bit spins slower for greater control. Note: After working for a long time at low speeds, it is recommended to give the tool a short break, and/or run at maximum speed with no load for up to 3 minutes to cool down the motor. Drilling Tips and Advice
When drilling into slippery materials, like tiles, try placing a strong piece of tape on the area in which you are drilling to minimize drill bit walking. When drilling into metal, use a center punch to make a small indentation where you wish to drill. This, too, keeps the bit from walking.
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Also when drilling into metal, use cutting oil to aid in drilling and preserving the bit and motor.
Care and Cleaning
Always keep the motor’s ventilation openings free of dust and debris. Cleaning the machine regularly using a moist cloth with a small amount of mild detergent. Avoid strong solvents and abrasive materials. Never using a dripping wet cloth, as any liquid inside of the tool or battery can cause damage and a safety hazard.
Disposal Follow local ordinances when disposing of this product. The battery and tool will likely require special handling and recycling.
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