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The hammer drill has a keyless chuck
to tighten or release the drill bits in the
chuck jaws. The arrows on the chuck
indicate which direction to rotate the
chuck body in order to GRIP (tighten) or
OPEN (release) the chuck jaws on the drill
bit. The ratcheting feature is designed
to prevent the chuck from opening during
operation.
TWO-SPEED GEAR BOX (FIG. 4)
The hammer drill has a two-speed gear
box designed for drilling or driving at LO
or HI speeds. A slide switch is located on
the top of the hammer drill to select either
LO or HI speed.
When using the hammer drill in the LO
speed range, the speed will decrease and
the hammer drill will have more power and
torque. When using the hammer drill in the
HI speed range, the speed will increase
and the hammer drill will have less
power and torque. Use LO speed for high
power and torque applications and HI
speed for fast drilling or driving
applications.
Use LO speed for starting holes without
a center punch, drilling metals or plastic,
drilling ceramics, or in applications
requiring a higher torque (see below).
OPERATION
HI speed is better for drilling wood and
wood composites and for using abrasive
and polishing accessories.
NOTICE: Avoid running the hammer drill at
LO speed for extended periods of time.
Running at LO speed under constant
usage may cause the hammer drill to
become overheated. If this occurs, cool
the hammer drill by running it without a
load at HI speed.
NOTICE: Never change gears while the
tool is running. Failure to obey this
caution could result in serious damage to
the hammer drill.
SCREWDRIVING/DRILLING/
HAMMER DRILLING MODE
SELECTION (FIG. 5)
To select the mode, rotate the mode
selection ring until the appropriate icon
aligns with the arrow and clicks into
position.
FIG. 4
Two-speed gearbox switch
FIG. 5
Arrow
Mode selection ring
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