Craftsman 172.67081 Operator's Manual

Operator's Manual

3/8-in. Variable Speed / Reversible

Co Drill/ river

Model No,

172.t1810

9.6 Volt

Model No,

172.67081

14.4 Volt
In Kit 9-11864

Model No.

172.11834

12.0Volt

CHARGE BATTERY

BEFORE FIRST USE
CAUTION:

Read, understand and ;followall Salety
Rules and Operating Instructions in this
Manual before using Ihis product,

Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.

Visit our Craftsman ® website:
www.craftsmamcom

• WARRANTY

• SAFETY

• DESCRIPTION

• OPERATION

• MAINTENANCE

Warranty ...................................................................................... Page 2

Salary SymbeL_ ....................................................................................... Page 3

Salety Inslructions ......................................................................................... Pages 4 - 10

Carton Contents ........................................................................................ Page 11

Description ............................................................. ........................... Pages 12- 13

Operalion ............................................................................................. Pages 14 - 22

Maintenance ..............................................................................................................................Pages 22 - 24

Accessories ........................................................................................................................ Pages 24 - 25

Repair Paris ...................................................................................................................................Page 2_6- 31

Sea_s Repair Parts Phone Numbers ...............................................................................Back Cover

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ONEYEAR FULLWARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN_TOOL

II IhiS Craitsman tool tat!s due to a defect in mateflal or workmanship within one year from
the dale of purchase, RETURN rrTo ANY SEARS STORE OR OTHER CRAFTSMAN
OUTLET IN THE UNITED STATES FOR FREE REPLACEMENT,

This warranty does not Include expendable parts such as lamps, batteries, bits or blades

II this Craftsman product is used for commercial or renlal purposes, this warranty applies
tot only 90 days from the date of purchase,

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which
vary from state to state°

Sears. Roebuck and Co,, Hoftman Estales, tL 60t 79

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSt
READ ALL INSTRLICTIONSt

[Z_ WARNING: Some dust created by using power toots contains chemicals known to !

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the Stale of California to cause cancer and berth defects or other reproductive harm.

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The purpose of safety symbols is to attract your attention 1opossible dangers_.
The safety symbols, and the explanations wi_hthem, deserve your careful
attention and understanding. The symbol warnings DO NOT by themselves
efimtnate any danger. The instructionsand warnings they give are no substitutes
for proper accident prevention measures..

Z_ WARNING: BE SURE to road and understand all safety Instructions in

this menus|, including all safety alert symbols such as "DANGER", "WARNING"
and "CAUTION", BEFORE using this drltlldriver. Failure to follow all instructions

sted below may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.

SYMBOL MEANING

SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL: IndicatesDANGER,WARNING,OR

CAUTION. May be used in conjunction with other symbols or plctographso

Failure to obey this safety warning WILL result in death orserious injury to yourself or to others, Always follow the

safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock

and personal injury.

t I Failure to obey this safety warning CAN result in death or

Z_WARNING ! serious Injury to yourself or to others_ Always follow the

safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock
and personal Injury.

[Z_ | Failure to obey this safety warntng MAY result in personal

CAUTION

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Injury to yourself or others or property damage. Always
follow the safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire,
electric shock and personal injury.

DAMAGE PREVENTION AND INFORMATION MESSAGES

These inform usor o! Important Information andtor instructions that could lead to

equipment or other property damage if not fotlawed Each message Is preceded by the

word"NOTE:" as In the example below:

NOTE: Equipment andlor property damage may result if these instructions
are not followed.

WEAR YOUR

Z'_WARNING: The operation of any drillldrlver can

result In foreign objects being thrown into your eyes,
which can result In severe eye damage. Before beginning
power tool operation, ALWAYS wear safety goggles or
safety glasses with side shield and s full-face shletd
when needed. We recommend a Wide Vision Safety

Mask for use over eyeglasses or standard safety glasses

with side shield, available at Sears Stores or other
Craftsman Outlets.

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I _ WARNING: BE SURE to read and understand all instructions in this

manual before using this drflltdriver. Failure to follow all instructions may result
tn electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury,

WORK AREA SAFETY

1_Keep your work area clean and well IlL Cluttered workbenches arid dark areas

invtte aecldenls,

2+DO NOT operate power tools in explosive atmospheres, such as tn the presence

of flammable liquids, gases, or dust+ Power tools create sparks which may Ignite
the dust or fumes°

3. Keep bystanders, children and visitors away while operating a power tool,
Distractions can cause you to lose control+

4., Make your workshop chlldproof w+lh padlocks and master switches, Lock toots

away when not in use+

5- MAKE SURE the work area has ample lighting so you can see the work and that

there ere no obslructions thai will interfere with safe operation BEFORE using your

cordless drtll t driver.

PERSONAL SAFETY

_o KNOW your cordless drill/driver, Read the operalor's manual carefully Learn the tool's

appficalions and l+mftations, as well as the specific potenliat hazards related to this looL

2. STAY ALERT, watch what you are doing and use common sense when operating
a power tool

3. DO NOT use power tools while tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or

medication. A moment of inaltantion while operating power tools may resull in

serious personal injury

4, DRESS properly. DO NOT wear loose clothing or jewelry. Pult back fang hair, Keep

your hair, clothing, and gloves away from moving paris Loose clottliog, or long hair
can be caught in moving parts. Air vents often cover moving parts and should

also be avoided,,

5. AVOID ace+dental starting Be sure trigger switch is In the "Locked OFF" position
before inserting battery pack., DO NOT eamj tools with your finger on the trigger swtlch,,
Carrying tools with your finger on the trigger switch or Inserting the battery pack tn tools
that have the switch In the "FORWARD" OR "REVERSE" position Invttes accidents,

6+Do not overreach= Keep proper footing and balance at all times, Proper tooling

and balance enables better conlrol of the tool in unexpected situations,

7-ALWAYS SECURE YOUR WORK. Use clamps or a vise to hold work when practical,,

It Is safer than uslng your hand and frees both hands to operale too]

8+USE SAFETY EQUIPMENT. Always wear eye protection, Dual mask, n0n, skid safely

shoes, hard hat, or hearing protection must be used tar appropriate conditions

9_ DO NOT USE ON A LADDER or unstable support. Stable footing on a sofid surface

enables belier control of the toot in unexpected situations.

TOOL USE AND CARE SAFETY

Z_ WARNING: BE SURE to read and understand all Instructions before

operating this dri!lldrIver. Failure to follow al! instructions listed below may result

in electric shock, fire and/or serious personal injury.

t. ALWAYS use clamps or other practical ways to secure and support the workplece

to a stable platform. Holding the work by hand or against your body ts unstable and
may feed to loss of control.

2 DO NOT force the tool Use the correct tool and accessory bit for your appt_catlono

The correct tool and bit will do the job better and safer at the rate for which it is designed,,

3_ DO NOT use the tool if trigger switch does not turn it "On" or "Off". Any tool that

cannot be controlled with the trigger switch is dangerous and must be repaired°

4. REMOVE the battery pack from the drill/driver or place the forward/reverse
selector switch with power lock.off in the "Lock Off" position before making

any adjustments, changing accessories or storing the toot. Such preventive
safety measures reduce the risk o! starling the too{ accidenlaUy,,

5 STORE idle tools out of the reach of children and other untrained persons,,

Tools are dangerous tn the hands of untrained users,

6 ALWAYS remove battery pack and store separately when drill/driver

Is not being used.

7 When battery pack Is not In use, keep It away from other metal objects like:

paper clips, coins, keys, nails, screws, or other small metal objects that can
make a connection from one terminal to the other. Shelling the battery terminals
together may cause bums to skin, sparks or a fire,

8. MAINTAIN tools with care. Keep cutting tools such as twist drill bits sharp and
clean. Properly maintained tools with sharp cutting edges are less likely to b_nd and are

easier to use and control

9 CHECK for mteatignment or binding of moving parts, breakage of parts, and any

olher condition that may affecl the tool's operatiom It damaged, have the fool serviced
bolero using., Many accidents are caused by poorfy maintained tools

10. USE ONLY accessories that are recommended for this tool. Accessories that may
be suitable for one tool may become hazardous when used on another tool.,
Sea page 24 for accessories.

t t Keep the too! and its handle dry, clean and free from oil and grease. Always use

a clean cloth when cleaning. Never use brake fluids, gasoline, petroleum-based

products, or any strong solvents to clean your tool. Fol!owtng Ibis lute will reduce
the risk of !ass of centre! and deterioration o{ the plaslic enclosure el the drill / driver,,

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY

z_ WARNING: BE SURE to read and understand at1 Instructions before ]

operating this drllttddver_ Failure to follow all instructions listed below ruby

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result in electric shock, fire andlor serious personal injury,

A battery operated toot with Integral batteries or a separate battery pack must be
recharged only with the specified charging stand/transformer for the battery. A
charger that may be suitable for one type of battery may create e risk of fire when

used with another battery,
t. Use battery operated toot only with specifically designated battery pack, Use of

any other batteries may create a risk of tire

2 Use battery only wtth charging standltransformer listed,
MODEL CHARGING STAND/TRANSFORMER BATTERY PACK

11810 9.6V CDT109GU-103iBHY41q 2.5V-200 mA, CDTt 0£GU-t 04(ABP309GU),

140302001 1323405, 1323424 and

1301390 t 6

11834120V CDT112GU-!03/BHY41455V-200mA, CDT112GU-104{ABP312GUt,

140302002 1322519,1322550,1322549,

1323412and130139017

67081 14AV (i_ kit118{;_) CDTtt4GU-103!BHY41-18 0V-200 mA, CDT114GU4 04(ABP314GU).

140302003 !3t0714, 1322518, 1323407,

1323426 and 130139014

3..Do not abuse the cord on the charging stand. Never carry the charging stand/transformer
by its power cord. Never pull the power cord to remove the transformer from the power

out[eL Damage to the cord or charging stand/transformer could occur and create an
eleclric shock hazard. Keep cord away from heal, oil, sharp edges or moving part[;

Replace damaged cords Immediately Damaged cords increase the risk of electric shock

SAFETY SYMBOLS FOR YOUR TOOL
The label on your loci may Include the following symbols.

V .....................................................................................Volts

A...................................................................................Amps

Hz........................................................................................ Hertz

W.....................................................................................Walls

rain .....................................................................................Minutes

...........................................................................Alternating current

............................................................................... Dim_ cu_nl

nO ..................................................................................... No-loadspeed

[] ..............................................................................Class It conslruclion, Double lnsutaled

. Jmtn............................................................................Revolutions or Strokes per minute

.................................................................................Indicales danger, warning or caution°

It means altentlonl Your safety is tnvofvedo

SERVICE SAFETY
1 If any part of this cordless drillldrlver or charging stand/transformer Is missing

or should break, bend, or fail in any way; or should any component felt to perform

properly: have the missing, damaged or failed parts replaced BEFORE resuming operation

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SERVICE SAFETY conL
;2. Toot service must be pertormed only at a Sears Parts and Repair Center_Service

or maintenance performedby unqualifiedpersonnelcouldresultin s risk of tniury,

3, When servicing a toot, use only Identlcal replacement parts, Follow instructions

tn the maintenance section of this manual Use of unauthorizedpartsor failureto
followmaintenance Instructionsmaycreate a risk ofefectdc shock or injury,

SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES FOR CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVERS

I _Know your cordless drlll/drlvero Read operator's manual carefully_ Learn its

applications and limitations, as well as the specific potential hazards related to
this toot. Following this rule wilt reduce the rlsk of electric shock, fire, or

serious Injury.

2 BE SURE that twist drill bits, screwdriver bits and other accessory attachments ere

properly and securely mounted in the chuck jaws BEFORE operating the drill / driver°

3..ALWAYS carefully inspect the material you are going to drtlt/ drive into. Drilling/driving
into nails, pipes and electrical wires can cause serious personal injury

4 HOLD DRI[.LI DRIVER by insulated gripping surfaces (handles) when performing

an operation where the toot may drttl/ drive Into hidden wiring. Contact with a
"live" wire wLt!make the exposed me_al pads of lhe tool "tive" and shock the operator

5. NEVER hold the piece being drilled In your hands or across your togs.

It is impodant to support sad clamp the workpieoe properly in order to minimize body

exposure, bit binding, or toss of control

6. Maintain a firm grip on the drill/driver lo resist stadtng torque.

7. Use sharp accessory bile on_y. For drilling in WOOD use twist drill bits, spade bits,
or power auger btts oFor METAL use high*speed steel twist drill bits For MASONRY
use carbide-tipped bits. For PLASTIC use Iow dd!ting speeds for maiedal wttha low
melting point, For SCREWDRIVtNG use the proper size screwdrtvtng bit for the

screwdrivlng application such as Phillips, slotted and square recess bits.

8. BE SURE the material to be drilled is stationary, anchored or clamped firmly. If drilling
thin material, use a back.up block to prevent damage to the material,

9. ONLY USE the specifically designated battery pack that was included with this
drill I driver and charging stand/transformer. Use of any other battery packs may
create a risk of injury and f]rao

10 Cordless tools do not have to be plugged Into an electrical outlet; therefore,

they are always in operating condition, Be aware of possible hazards when not

using your batter' t operated tool or when changing eccesaortes_ Following this
rule will reduce the risk of electric shock, fl_e, or serious personal intury

11 Do not place battery tools or their batteries near fire or heat, This will reduce the

risk of explosion end possible injury

12, Do not crush, drop or damage battery pack. Never use a battery pack or charging

stand!transformer that has been dropped or received a sharp blow. A damaged
battery peck is subjec! to explosion. Properly dispose of a dropped or damaged battery
pack immediately,,

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SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES FOR CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVERS conL

13 Batteries vent hydrogen gas and can explode in the presence of a soume of

ignition, such as a pt!ot flghL To reduce the risk of personalinjury,neveruse any

cordless product in the presenceof open flame An explodedbattery can propeldebris
and chemicals If exposed, flush with water immediately,,

'_4oDo not charge battery pack In a damp or wet location, Followingthis rule will

reducethe riskof electric shock,

15_For best results, yourbatlery packshouldbe chargedine _ocationwherethe temperature

ismore than 5g°F butless that SO=F,Donot store battery outside or in vehicles,,

16 Under extreme usage or temperature condftionst battery leakage may occur.

If liquid comes In contact with your skin, wash Immediately with soap and water,
then neutralize with lemon Juice or vinegan If liquid gets Into your eyes, flush
them with clean water for at least 10 minutes, then seek Immediate medical
attention Following this rule will reduce the risk of serious personal Injury.

17 Save these instructions. Refer to them frequently and use them to instructothers

whomay use this tool If you toan someone this toot,loan them theseinstructions also
to prevent misuseof the preducl and possible injury,,

SAFETY RULES FOR BATTERY CHARGING STAND/TRANSFORMER

Z_ WARNING; READAND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS.Failure to

follow al! Instructions listed below may result In electric shock, fire and / or

serious personal Injury.

NOTE: Before using battery charging stand/transformer, read all Instructions
and cautionary markings In this manual, on battery charging stand/transformer,
battery pack, and drill / driver using battery pack to prevent misuse of the
products and possible Injury or damage.

!Ik CAUTION: USE ONLY the specifically designated battery charging

stand I transformer that was supplied with this drill / driver when charging the

battery pack.The use of any other battery charging stand t transformer could

damage the battery pack, and create a hazardous condition.

Z_ CAUTION:To reduce the risk of electric shock or damage to the battery

charging stand / transformer and battery pack, charge on_y the specifically
designated battery pack that was Included with thts drill / driver and the battery
charging stand / transformer, Charging other types of battery packs may cause
them to burst, causing personal [nlury and damage.

1 Donotusethebatterycharglngstandltransformeroutdoorsorexposetewetor

damp conditions° Water entering charging stand will Increase the risk of electric shock

;2 Use of an attachment with th_s batten/charging stand I transformer that Is not

recommended may result in a risk of tire, electric shock, or Injury to persons.

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3 Do not abuse the cord on the battery chargfng stand ! tronsformer_ Never carry the

charging stand / transformer by itspower cord,, Never pull the power cord to remove lhe

Iransformer from the power outlet. Damage to the cord or charging stand I transtormer could

occur and create an elsclrt¢ shock hazard Keep cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or
moving parts Repiace damaged cords immediately Damaged cords increase the dsk of
electric shock.

4 Make sure cord is located so that it will not be stepped on, tripped over, come in

contsct with sharp edges or moving parts, heat, otl, or otherwise subjected to
damage or stress,, This will reduce Ihe risk of accidental fails, which could cause injury.
and damage to the cord which could result in electdc shock.,

5 Keep cord and charging stand / transformer away from heat to prevent damage to

housing or Internal parts_

6. Do not let gasoline, oils, petroleum-based products, etc_ come In contact with
plastic parts. They conlain chemicals which can damage, weaken or destroy ptastic

7 An extension cord should not be used unless absolutely necessary, Use of improper

extension cord coutd result In a risk of fire and electric shock,, it an extension cord must be
used, make sure: a) Thai pins on plug of extension cord are the same number, size and

shape as those on the transformer, b) That extension cord is properly wired and in good
electrical condition, and c) That you use a proper extension cord. ONLY use cords
tiered by Underwriters Laboratories (UL} Other extension cords can cause a drop in line
voltage, resulting In a toss of power and overhealing of charging stand/transformer, An
AWG (American Wire Gauge) size of at least t4-gauge is recommended for an extension

cord of 25-it, or less in {englh Use 12.gauge for an exlension cord of 50-It
Extension cords lOg-it, or longer are not recommended.

8_ INSPECT tool cords for damage, De not operate charging stand with e dameged cord or

transformer, which could cause shorting and electric shock_ Have damaged Iool cords

repaired at a Sears Service Center

9, Do not operate charging stand I transformer if It has received a sharp blew, been dropped,

or otherwise damaged in any way.Take }t lo an authorized serviceman for electricalcheck to
determine tf the charging sland 1iransfmmer is ingood workingorder

10_Do not disassemble charging stand / transformer.Take it to a Sears Parts end Repair

Center when service or repair is required. Incorrect reassembly may result in a risk of
electric shock or li_e,

1t. Disconnect charging stand/transformer from the power supply when not in us_.

This will reduce the risk of eleclrie shock or damage if metal items should tat! Inlo the opening In

the charging sland it else witl help preventdamage during a power surge

12 Risk of electric shock, Do not touch un*insufated porlien o! output conneclor or un-_nsulaled

batlery terminal,

13 Save these instructions. Refer to them frequently and use them to instructothers who may

use this tool if you loan someone this tool.also lean them these inslructfons to prevent misuse

o! the productand possible injury

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Z_ WARNING: Some dust crested by using power tools contains chemicals

known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other
reproductive harm,_ Some examples of those chemicals are:

• Lead from lead-based paints

• Crystalline silica from bricks and cement and other masonry products,

• Arsenic and chromium, from chemically lreated lumbar_
Your risk from these exposures varies, depending upon how often you do

this type of work.To reduce your exposure to these chemicals:

• Work in a well-ventilated area

• Work wtlh approved so{ely equipment, such as those dIdst masks that are specially
designed to iiiier oul microscopic parlicles.,

Avoid prolonged contact with dust from power sanding, sawing, grinding,
drilling and other construction activities.Wear protective clothing and wash

exposed areas with soap and water. Allowing dust to get into your mouth, eyes, or
lay on the skin may promote absorption of harmful chemicals.,

Z_ WARNING: Use of thts tool can generate andlor disburse dust, which

may cause serious and permanent respiratory or other injury. Always use
NIOSWOSHA approved respiratory protection appropriate for the dust exposure.

Direct particles away from face and body.

ADDITIONAL RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION

WARNING: BE SURE to read and understand all tnstructfons. Failure to

follow all instructions listed may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious

personal injury.

I, Know your drill/driver. Read operator's manual carefully,, Learn the applications

and limitations, as well as the speclljc potential hazards related to this 1ooiFollowing
this rule wit{ reduce the risk of electric shock. {ire or serious inJury_

2., ALWAYS wear safety glasses or eye shields when using this drill/driver.
Everyday eyeglasses have only impac{-reslslanl lenses; they are NOT safety glasses,

3 PROTECT your lungs.Wear a {ace mask or dust mask if the operation Is dusty.

4. PROTECT your heartng_ Wear appropriate personae hearing protection during use.

Under some conditions noise from this produc! may centrfbule to hearing lasso

5. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. Refer to them frequently and use them to Instruct

others who may use this tool. If someone borrows this tool, make sure they have
these Instructions also.

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ThisproducthasbeenshippedcompJetefyassembled,

1_Carefully removethe Drill/ Driver and Accessories from the Carrying Case,

2_,Make sure thatall items listed in the packinglist are tncluded_
3, lnspect the tool carelulty to make sure no breakage or damageoccurred during

shipping,,

4_Do notdiscard the packing material until you have carefully inspected and

saUsfactodty operated the logic

5, I! any pads are missing, return to the nearest Sears store or other Craftsman outlet

to have the Drfll 1Driver replaced,

PACKING LIST: Drill/Driver with Battery Pack

Worklight

(included;n Kit
with 11864)

Extra Battery Pack

(in Kit 11834,

with 12,0 Volt Drill)

'_2 Double Ended Screwdriver Bits

Accessory Bit Sat
(included in Kit
11810 and 11834)

• Storage/Carrying Case

• Operator's Manual

_, WARNING: Ifany parts are missing do not operate this tool until the
missing parts are replaced_Failure to do so could result in possible serEous
personal injury,,

Z_ WARNING: Do not attemptto modify this tool or create accessoriesnot
recommendedfor usewith this tool,Any such alteration or modification is misuse
and couldresult in a hazardouscondition leading to possibleserious personal
injury

Z_ WARNING: To prevent accidental sfart|ng that could cause serious
personal injury, always remove the battery pack from the toot when
asserebltng parts,,

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KNOW YOUR CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVER (Fig. 1)

I OTE: Before attemptin{] to use th}s product, familiarize yourself with all operating

features and safety rules.

Torque Adjustmenl Collar

Bubble Level

n LED

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(( 11 Swllchwire

JL.._ '2 Double Ended

Screwdriver B_ts
SIored on Tool

Ballery

Pack

Safety,paflormanceand dependabilityhave beengiven lop priorityin the designof this product.
makingil easyto maintain andoperate,,

Thla Cordless Drill/Driver has the following features:

I, Variable Speed allows you to malch drilIing/ driving speed Io bit and material used in a

variety of lob applications Increase pressure on trigger switch for higher speeds, decrease
pressure for !ower speeds,. Reverse to remove fasteners

2 Forward / Reverse Power Lock-Off Switch conveniently located for easy operation.

3.3t8-In_ Keyless Chuck hand tighlens bits fast and secure without chuck key Provides
positive retention o! ttl6*lnoto 3/B-In shanked bIls

4..23 Plus I Posltton Adjustable Torque Clutch adjusts lo automatically stop bit rotation a!
desired torque setting to prevenloverddving screws.. One lockedposition for drilling.

5 Electric Brake slops bit rotation tnstantfy when trigger is reteasado Idea; when driving

screws, nuts, and bolts.

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This Cordless DrtlllDriver has the following features eonL:

6 Bubble Level helps provide accurate fight aegis drilling and driving straight into workplace.
7 ErgonomIc "T" Handle Design with molded in comfort grip provides maximum control

added balance and gripping comlort,

8 LED Light illuminates drtllt drive area for hands free lighting _nany applicali0n,

9 Fan-cooled motor provides the torque and power needed lot a vadet.y of drilling and

driving applications.
10 Durable impactweslstant housing he!ps protect toot from damage and reduces weight,
11 The N_ckeFCadmfum battery packs recharge |n 3 to 6 hours under normal use,

and LED light on charger lndicalas when battery Is charging,
12 Includes: 2 double_nded screwdriver bits and Impact-resistant case for easy carrying

and storage.
13 The f 1810 - 9°6 Volt and 1t834 o12.0 Volt Drill Drivers also Include a 24-pc, Bit Set,

Mode} No, 11810 9,6 Volt Drill / Dtlver

Chuck 318-in, ksyless
Ma_or 0.8 VoEIDC

Switch V_dable Spend/Flevnrs_bte
No Lo_d Sp_ed O,600/mh_=,(RPM)

Cluleh

To_quo

Charger Inpttt
Charge Rate

23 + I Position

Ml_. 85 In.,.tbt;.

•I2OV,5t3Hz AC
3 - 6 Hour._

Model No, 11834 12,0 Volt Drill I Driver
Chuck 3lS.tn_keyloss

I Motor 12+.0Vail DC

Sw{tch VatIabb SpOodfRevo_b|o
NO Lor_d Sp_ed O-61_t_Imir_,(RPM)

C]_dch 23 _ I Position
Tarqu_ ht_.x. 9S in..-_s.
ChaftjerInput I_OV,BDHz AC
Charg_ Rate ;3-S Hour'J

Mode} No. 67081 14,4 Volt Drill I Driver
Chuck 3,rS4a.keylos_

Motor 14,4 Val_ DC

Sw_tch Vn_int_,Sp_',odiRevar_ibie
No Load ape_ O.650rmir_,(RPM)

C_tdch 23 ÷ I PosI|_r_
T_rque M,"_. 105 in.ol_n.
Cha_'get Input _'OV, 60Hz AC
Chargo Rat_ 3--S Hr_urs

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FORWARD / REVERSE SELECTOR SWITCH with POWER LOCK-OFF
(Fig, 2, 2a, 2b)

Fig, 2

FORWARD

Fig° 2a

REVERSE

Fig_ 2b

POWER LOCK-OFF

The direction of bit rotation is !orward or reverse and is controlted by a selector switch

Iocated above and to the rear of the trigger switch., When holding the dri|tlddver in the
normal operating position, (and viewed from the back of the driiI!driver see Figs, 2, 2a
and 2b), the selector switch should be posilioned (pushed) a_lthe way 1o the LEFT,
for FORWARD or normal drilling I driving, and positioned (pushed) all the way to the
RIGHT for REVERSE to remove ddll bits alld back out screws°

The third position forlhs selector switch is lccaled in the CENTER (Fig, 2b) This position keeps
lhe trigger swilch Item working, locking the power"OFF Selling the selector switch in the "OFF
or CENTER position helps reduce Ihe possibility of accidental starling when the tool is nol in use,

l Z_ CAUTION: To prevent gear damage, ekvays altow the chuck to come to a ]complele stop before changing the direction of rotation.

REMOVE BATTERY PACK FROM
DRILL / DRIVER (Fig, 3)

1,Place theForward / Reverse Selector Switch

with Power Lock-Off intothecenter posttionto
lock the power off (see Fig,2, above),,

2 Locate the latches on eachs_deof tile batlary

peck,,Depress (squeeze in)latches and pull

battery pack out o! drill,

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CHARGINGTHE BATTERY PACK (Fig° 4 and 4a)

All Models
The battery pack lot this tool has been shipped in a low charge condilion to prevent

possible problems. Therefore, you should charge overnight prior to use..

I NOTE: Batteries wtll not reach full charge the first ttme they are charged.

Allow several cycles (operation followed by recharging} for them to become
fully charged.

1 Charge battery pack onfy with the charging

stand f transformer that was supplied wilh

this drill/ driver.

2 Make sure power suppty is normal

household voltage. 120 volls, 60 Hz.
AC,onty,

3 Connect charging stand's transformer Io

power supply.

4 Place battery pack in charging stand., Align

raised rib on battery pack with groove In
charging stand (See Fig 4).

5, Press down on battery pack to be sure

contacls on battery pack engage properly
with contacts in charging stand,

6The charging stand has two (LED) indicator

lights, one green and one red
When a battery pack ls put into the charging

stand, the red LED wtll light,
indicating that the battery pack is charging
properly (see Fig 4a),

When the battery pack is charged and
removed Irom the charging stand, the red
light will go Off The green LED will come on
only when there is a problem with the
battery or charger,,

7 After normal use, 3 hours or less of charging

time ts required to fu]ty recharge battery

Fig. 4

Transformer

pack IIbattery pack iscompletely discharged, 6 hours or longer of charging time is
required to fully recharge battery pack,

I OTE: Within the warranty period, tf the charglng stand LED lights do not

operate properly, or the charging stand does not charge the battery pack, return

the charging stand / transformer and battery pack to your nearest Sears Store or
other Craftsman outlet for free replacement°

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7-11-07

CHARGINGTHE BATTERY PACK conL (Fig. 4 and 4a)

B.The battery packwift becomeslightiy warm to the touch while charging This is normal

anddoes not indicatea problem,

9. Donot place the battery chargingstand t transformer tn an area of extremeheat or cold,
itwillwork best at normal room temperalure.

10.When baitery pack becomes fuIly charged, unplug battery charging stand I lransformer
from powersupply and remove lhe battery pack.

L_ CAUTION: If at any time during the charging process the green LED

light ls iIlumtneted, remove the battery pack tram the charging stand. Replace
the battery pack, and if the green LED light still comes on, take the charging
stand t transformer In to be repaired / replaced.

L_ CAUTION: If at any point during the charging process neither of the LEDs

are lit, remove the batter=/pack from the charging stand to avoid damaging the
producL Do not insert another battery,, Return the charging stand / translormer
and battery pack to your nearest service center for service or replacement.

CHARGING A HOT BATTERY PACK

When using your tool continuously, the batteries in your batlery pack will become hot
You should let a hot battery pack coot down for approximately 30 minutes before
attempting to recharge-

NOTE: A hot battery pack only occurs when prolonged continuous use of your drill/driver

causes the batterfes to became hot. It does net occur with typical use.Within the
warranty period, if the battery pack becomes hot with typical use, return the charging

stand/kansformer, and battery pack to your nearest Sears store or other Craftsman outlet
for free replacemenL

INSTALLING THE BATTERY
PACK IN DRILL/DRIVER (Fig. 5)

t. Place the Forward / Reverse Selector Swttch

wlth Power Lock-Off inlo the center posilion to

lock the power off,

2. Place lhe battery pack in the drill, aligning the
raised rib on battery pack with groove inside
the drill,

3 Make sure the latches on each side of the

battery pack "snap" into place, and the batlery
pack is secured tn the drill I driver before

beginningoperation.

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Ak CAUTION: When placing battery pack in the tool, be sure raised rib on

battery pack aligns with the bottom of the drill and latches Into place properly.
Improper Installation of the battery pack can cause damage to internal
components.

WARNING: Cordless Battery Tools are always in operating condition when

the battery pack Is installed in the tool.Therefore the Forward / Reverse Selector
Switch with Power Lock.Off should always be in the center position, locking the
power off, when the tool is not In use or when you are carrying it at your side.

TRIGGER SWITCH (Fig. 6, 6a and 6b)
Toturn the drill ON, push the Forward/Reverse So{actor Switch withPower Lock-Off to lhe

FORWARD or REVERSE location (sea arrow direction embossed on swilch), and depress
the triggerswitch.To turnthe drt!lOFF, release the triggerswttch_

FORWARD REVERSE

VARIABLE SPEED (Fig. 6b)
The variablespeed triggerswitchdelivershigher speed and torque with increased

pressureon the triggerswitch end lower speed and torque with decreased pressure on
the triggerswitch,

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NOTE:You might hear a whistling or ringing noise from the trigger switch when |
operating at low speeds° Do not be concerned; this ts e normal part of the

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switch functiorto

ELECTRIC BRAKE
To slop the drill/driver, release the trigger switch and lhe eiectric brake will stop the chuck

instantly,,

NOTE: The drill/driver will not operate unless the Forward / Reverse Selector
Switch with Power Lock"off is pushed fully to the left (forward) or to the rtght
(reverse).

Avoid running the drill/driver at low speeds for extended periods of time, Running al low

speeds under constant usage may cause the drt!_drtver to become overheated., ff this
occurs, cool ihe drill/driver by running it without a Iced and at futi speed.

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KEYLESS CHUCK (Fig. 7 and 7a)

The ddtltddver has a keyless chuck which allows you ]o bond lighten or loosen accessory bits
without the use of a chuck k-_y.

1. Grasp and hold !he rear chuck collar wtih one hand (see Fig. 7),.

2. Rotate the front el the chuck with your other hand, clookwfse to CLOSE and
counterclockwise to OPEN the chuck jaws (as viewed from the front of the chuck)

The front of lhe chuck also has embossed "pointing hands", Indicating whtch direction to

rotate the front of the chuck lo GRIP (tighten) or RELEASE (loosen) the accessory bits in
lhe chuck jaws (see F3g.7a)..

Fig. 7a COUNTERCLOCKWISE

(open'release")

Z_ WARNING: Do not hold the chuck body with one hand and use the power of the

drill / driver to tighten the chuck Jaws on the accessory blloThe chuck body could slip in
your hand, or your hand could slip and come In contact with the rotating accessory bit.
This could cause an accident lresulttng In serious personal Injury.

23 PLUS 1 ADJUSTABLE TORQUE CLUTCH (Fig. 8, 8a and 8b)

Thls drill/driver ts equipped wflh an adjustable clutch that has 24 different lorque settings. These
torque settings allow you 1oefficiently perform various drilling and screw driving applications,.

To adjust the clutch, hold the handle of the dri)lldriver with one hand and with the other hand

turn lha clulch collar to the left or rlgtll, and line the desired sel!ing (number or symbo!) up to
the embossed arrow on the top of the ddll/driver's motor housing (see Fig 8 and Be).

Fig. 6 CLOCKWISE Fig "U U _ 'l\,t !

fie decreasetQrque} us" J

(to tncto,..setorque)

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23 PLUS 1 ADJUSTABLE TORQUE CLUTCH (Fig. 8, 8a and 8b) cent.
Use thefollowing guidelines to arrive at a proper torquesettIng {see Fig,,8b),

Fig. 8b

1-4

5-B
9-12

13-16
17 -23

For driving small screws (least torque)
For driving screws Into soft material
For driving screws inlo soft and hard materials
For driving screws In hard woods
For driving target screws

For normal to heavy twist ddlling into atl building materials (most torque)

1. For normal drilling in wood, metal and ptasfics, turn and set the collar to the drilling
position symbol _i

2. For driving screws, turn and set the cellar to the desired setting t through 23 II you are net
sure of the appropriate selling using the guidelines in the chart (Fig. Bb), proceed as i'ollows:

,,Sat the collar to the lowest setting, "t"
=Dtive and tighten the first screw

• if the clutch ratchets before the screw ts tightened. Increase the torque selling and
continue to tighten the screw.

,' Repeat this process until you reach a torque setting that drives and ttghlens the screw

without the clutch raichelIng

,,Use that torque setting to drive and tighten the remaining screws,

BUBBLE LEVEL (Flg_ 9)

In older to insure a pe_ect right angle when
drifltdriver inlo a werkpiece, you can use
the buill-tn bubble level on the top of the ddtlldriver

(see Fig.. 9). The bubbte torsi ts designed to work
when drilling/driving In horizontal position..

Center theairbubblebetween the two lineson the

Level viewer as shown, and the drill!driver is in a
perpendicufar angle to the wo_kpiecs., This will

insure that you drill/driver etaeight into

lhe workpiece..

Center Atr Bubble between 2 tines

on Viewer for Horizontal drilling

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LED LIGHT (Fig. 10)

Yourdrilltdriverhasan LED lightthat

illuminates the driltldrive area ior hands-free
lighlng in any application.,

ON-TOOL BIT STORAGE (Fig, 10a)
YourdrillingI drivingcomeswith

2 double ended screwdriverblls that store
on each side ofthe base_

Ftg.10

and 1Oa

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24 PIECE BIT ACCESSORY SET (with ! t8t0 and 11834)
Your dritl comes with a 24 piece bit set thai is fitted into the carry I storage case Tl_is bil sol

allows you to pedorm many power drilting I driving jobs

INSTALLING ACCESSORY BITS (Flgs.11 and 11a)
t Lock the trigger switch Off by placlng the Forward/Reverse Selector Switch with Power

Lock-Off in the Center position.

2. Open or close the chuck jaws to a point where the opening is slightly larger than lhe bit size you
intend to use .Atso. raise the trent of lhe driil slightly to keep the bff from falling out e! the chuck

jaws (see Fig. tl).

3 inserl the accessory bit
4 Relate the chuck clockwise to tighten.. The chuck has an tcon of a hand next to the

word GRIP, pointing to the dtreclion lo grip, or tighten, the chuck jaws securely on lhe bit

Fig. 11 OPEN JAWS Flg_11 a

'_ (Insert bit)

WARNING: Make sure to insert the accessory bit straight Into the chuck

Jaws. Do not Insert the accessory bit into the chuck Jaws at an angle then tighten,
as shown in Flgurs 11a. This could cause the bit to be thrown from the drill,

resulting in posstble serious personal in.fury or damage to the chuck.

NOTE: Rotate the chu_k body in the direction of the hand pointing next to word GRIP to
tighten the chuck jews° DO NOT use e wrench to tfghten or loosen the chuck jaws.

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REMOVING BITS (Fig. 12)

I Lock the trigger swlich Off by placing the

Folward I Reverse Setec{or Switch wilh
Power Lock<}lf In lhe Center posllton.

2 Relate the chuck sleeve counterclockwise

to open the chuck jaws,The chuck has an
icon of a pointing hand next to the word
RELEASE, showing the direction to release,

or loosen, the chuck Jaws around the btl.

3 Remove the accessory bit

Fig,, 12. ._-m_-_,,.COUNTERCLOCKWISE

_'_ ,,=___ {Release BtI)

CLO '

NOTE:Rotatethechuckbody Inthe directionof thehand pofnt|ngnextto wordRELEASE
to loosenthe chuckjaws,DO NOTuse a wrenchto tightenor loosen chuckjews,

OPERATION AS A DRILL (Fig. 13)
Turn and set the torque clutch collar to the drilling position symbol_f_l, Instalf and tighten the

desired drill bil into the chuck,

1. InslaI1 lhe battery pack into the drill/driver.

2, Push the forwardlreverse selector swiIch with power lock,.off to the forward posilien,,

3 For dritiing in WOOD. use twisI drill bile. spade bits and auger bils.,

4.. For ddtling in METAL, use high speed twist drill bits., Use a coifing tubflcant when drilling

in melals, The exceptions are cast Iron and brass, which should be drilled dry,

5. For ddl]ing In MASONRY, use carbtde lipped bils or masonry bits.A smooth, even flow of
dust Indicates the proper dritiing speed,

6.Always apply pressure tna slraight line with

thebILIfnecessary,use thebubble levels

to dflII straight into the workpiece. Use enough
pressure to keep the bit biting, but do not
push hard enough to sta!t the motor or
deflect the bit,

7,,Hold drili/ddver flrrnly to control the twisting

action of the drill/driver,

B,,Move the ddtl bit into the workpiece, applying

only enough pressure to keep the bit cutting°

Do not force the ddllor apply side pressure

to elongale a hole, Lel the tool do the work.

9,When ddIting hard, smooth sudaees use a

center punch to mark the desired hole

ioeallon. This will preveP,t the drill btl from

si}pp_ng off-center as the hole ts started.

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OPERATION AS A DRILL (Fig_ 13) cool

10. If lhe drilVdriver staffs, or the bit j_ms in lhe workpiece, it is _sually because the dril_/driver
is being overloaded RELEASE TRIGGER SWITCH IMMEDIATELY and remove bit from
werkptece Determine cause e! stalling+ DO NOT PRESS TRIGGER OFF AND ON IN AN
ATTEMPT TO START A STALLED DRILL/DRIVER -THIS COULD DAMAGE THE
DRILL/DRIVER.

1t Keep Ihe motor running when pulling the btt back out o! a drilled hole This will help prevent

jamming_

Z_ WA RNING:Be prepared for binding at bit breakthrough. When these situations

occur, dr+lVdrlver has a tendency to grab and kick opposite to the direction of rotation
and could cause loss of control when breaking through materlaI_ If not prepared_ this
loss of conLrol ooukJ resul! in possible serious In)ury.

I NOTE: This drllVdrtver has an electric brake. When the trigger switch is released, the /

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chuck stops turning Instantly° When the brake is functioning properly, sparks will be

/visible through the vent stets on the housing, This is normal and Is the action el the brake,

OPERATION AS A SCREWDRIVER ............

(Fig. 14)
Turn and set the torque clulch eerier to the

desired torque setting, I through 2,3. Install
and tighten the desired fastener accessory
bit inlo the chuck.

1. tnstal_ the b_ttery pack into the drilltdriver+

2+Push the lorwardtreverse seloctor switch

to the forward posilion.

3+,Make a few practice runs, driving screws in

scrap material to make sure you have the
clutch so! at the proper torque setting for
your job.

4+When all adjustments are correct, drive

and tighten your fasteners.

5+.To remove fasteners, push forwardlreverso selector swilch Io the reverse position+

I _ WARNING: When servicing, use only identical Craftsman replacement I

parts+Use of soy other part may create a hazard or cause produotdamage.

i Z_ WARNING: ALWAYSwear safety goggles or safety glasses with side ]

shields when using compressed air to clean toots, tf the operation is dusty,
also we_r a dust mask+

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GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Avoid using solvenls when cleaning plastic paris Most plaslics are susceptible to damage from
various types of commercial solvents and may be damaged by their use,.Use clean cloths to
remove dirt. dust. ell and grease, etc_

Z_ WARNING: Do not at any time let brake fluids, gasoline, petroleum-based

products, penetrating oils, etc., come in contact wtth plastic parts_ Chemicals
can damage, weaken or destroy plastic which may result in serious personal

|nJury.

CHUCK REMOVAL (Figs. 15, 15a and 15b)
The chuck may be removed and replaced by _ new one°

I Lock the trigger switch by p_acing the Forward/Reverse Selector Switch with Power

Lock-Oil in center, or OFF position,

2. Insert a 5tt6-in, or larger he× key into the jaws of the chuck and tighten the chuck Iaws
securely'

3. Tap the hex key sharply with a mailer in a clockwise direction (see Fig., 15)This wilf
loosen the screw in the chuck for easy removat

4 Open the chuck jaws End remove the hex key_

Using a screwdriver, remove the chuck screw
by lurning it in a clockwise direction (Fig. 15a)
Note that |he chuck screw has lelt hand threads
and clockwise direction loosens inslead of
tightens,

5, Insert the hex key back into the chuck and

tighten the chuck taws securely.,Tap sharply
with a mails! In a counterclockwise direction

(see Fig t5b) This wiU loosen the chuck on
the spindle, tt can now be unscrewed by hand.,

Ffg.15a

Fig. 15b

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TO RETIGHTEN A LOOSE CHUCK
(Figs. 16 and 16a)

The chuck may become toose on the spindle
and develop a wobble Also, the chuck
screw may become loose, causing tile chuck
Jaws to bind and pro#ant them from closing

TO lighten:

1. Lock the trigger switch by placing Ihe
Forward t Reverse Selector Switch with Power

Lock-Oil in the cenler, or OFF position,,
2 Open lhe chuck jaws,,
3 insert a 5116 in,,or larger hex key tnlo the

chuck and tighten the chuck jaws securely

Tap the hex key sharply wllh a mallet

in a clockwise direction .This will tighten

the chuck on lhe spindle.
4 Open the chuck jaws and remove the hex key,
5 Tighten the chuck screw, Nolo that lhe chuck

screw has left hand threads and

counlerclockwise direction tightens instead

of loosens.,

Fig.16

WARNING: The use of attachments or accessories that ere not t

recommended for this tool might be dangerous and could result in sedous
tnJury_

Sears and olher Craltsman '_ outlets offera large selection of Craftsman drit;/driver
accessories designed for el; your drill !driving epplicalions,

You may purchase kits and sels specilicalty for drilling and drivtng, twist drtfl bit sets,

a varietyof power drill l ddvlng bit sets, spade bit sets, carbide-tippedmasonry drtll bit sets,
exlra long bits° magnetic bi! holders and more,

Vist! your local Sears store or other Craftsman outfets or shop seam,,ccm/craftsman for all

of the accessories for your drill/driver.,

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BATTERIES

The battery pack ior this tootis equipped withnickel-cadmium rechargeabte batteries-
Length of service fromeach chargfng will depend on the typeof work you are dotng_

The batlertes In Ibis Iool have been designed to provide maximum trouble-free life,
However, like all batteries, they will eventually wear out. DO NOT disassemble battery
pack and attempt to replace the batteries° Hand(Ing el Ihese batleries, especially when
w_aring rings and jewelry, could result in a serious burro

To ob(ain the longest posstb(e battery li(e, we suggest lhe following:

t. Remove the battery pack from the charger once it is fully

charged and ready for use

For battery s(orage longer than 30 days:

• Store the battery pack where the temperature Is below 80°F

• Store ba!.tery packs _na"dfscharged_ condition

BATTERY PACK REMOVAL AND PREPARATION FOR RECYCLING

To preservenatural resoumes, p(easerecycleordispose of batteries pmperly_
This productcontains nickel.cadmium baIteries, Local stale or federal lawsmay prohibit

disposalof n(ckeFcadmiumbatteries inordinary (rash
Consult your localwaste authority for information regardingavallab(e recycling and / or

disposal options,

Z_ WARNING: Upon removal, cover the battery pack's terminals with

heevy-duty adhesive tape_ Do not attempt to destroy or disassemble battery
peck or remove any of its components. Nickel-cadmium batteries must be
recycled or disposed of properly. Also, never touch both terminals with metal
objects and / or body parts as short cIrcutt may result. Keep eway from children.
Failure to comply with these warnings could result in fire and/or serious lnjury_

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3/8-IN.VARIABLE SPEED/REVERSIBLE
CORDLESS DRILL / DRIVER

Model No. 172.11810 9.6Volt

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3t8-1N.VARIABLE SPEED/REVERSIBLE
CORDLESS DRILL 1DRIVER Model No. 172J1810 9.6 Volt

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CDT109GU-I
CDTI09GU-2
CDTt09GU-3
CDTt09GU-.4

CDTt09GU-5
CDTt09GU-t01
CDTI09GU_6
CDTt0gGU-7

CDTI09GU-8

CDT10gGU*31
CDT109GU=32

40 CDT109GU.,40

4I CDT109GU.41
42 CDT109GU-42

43 CDTI0gGU,A3

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Part Deecrlption Q_.

Bubble L_vel 1
Brand label 1

FiR button 1

Driving 8it PH_IPH2 ................. !

LetURigh_ Housing 1
Molar Switch ur_li 1

Switch 1

Terminal 1

Power Supply goesd 1

Me,or .............. i ....

Pinion I

lnlerWlre 1
Inter Wire 1
Inler Wife 1
Inter Wire t
Sail Topping Screw ST3,Sx'_8 9

D_sc Spring , 2 ............

Driving B}_.S?J6 1

Rsted Label I
Retaining Rtng12 1

Spring t
clulch Salting, SleeVe 1
Clutch Cap 1

Disc Spring t

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20 CDTIOgGU-20 SelfTapplng Screw ST33x16 3
21 CDTI0gGU-21 Chuck t

..... 22 CDTI09GU-22 Screw M5 La{t xl 6 1

23 CDTtOgGU-23 Washer 2

24 ...... CDTt0gGU-24 Steal Bail ?3

25 CDTt09GU-25 Washer

t02 CDTIOgGU-102 Fore Housing Asm

..... 26 ...... CDTt09GU-26 Fore Housing

27 CDTf09GU-27 Seating
2B CDTf0gGU-28 Steal Ball 75

29 CDT10gGU-29 Ring Gear
30 CDTt09GU-30 Output Shall Set
33 CDT109GU-33 SeJ!Tapping Screw ST3xt6
34 CDTt 09GU-34 Adapter R_ng
35 CDT109GU-35 Screw Washer Asm M3x8
;36 CDT109GU-36 Washer
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CDT109GU-39 PlanetaryGear I1 3

CDT100GL1_103 Chatter ..............................................!................

CDT109GLI.104 Betlery Pack 1

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3!8-IN.VARIABLE SPEED / REVERSIBLE
CORDLESS DRILL/DRIVER

Model No, 172.11834 12.0Volt

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3/8-1N. VARIABLE SPEED / REVERSIB LE
CORDLESS DRILL / DRIVER Model No. 172.11834 12.0 Volt

Item No. Parts No= Part Description Qty.

t CDTt09GU_1 Bubb_ Leve_' I

2 CDTt09GU-2 Brand labe_ t
3 CDTt09GU-3 FiR button t
4 CDT109GU-4 D_'ivtngBit PHtlPH2 I_
5 CDT112GU-5 LeWRight H0u,_ing t

10t CDT112GU-t01 Motor Swfl_h unit t

6 CDT109GU..6 Switch t
7 CDT109GU-7 Terminal t
B CDT112GU_ Power Supply Board 1

3t CDTl12GU-31 Motor t
32 CDT109GU-32 Pinto_ I

40 CDT10t}GU,40 tnter Wire I
4t CDT109GU_I _nt_rWIre t
48 CDT109GU,,42 interWfro t
43 CDT109GU.,,13 inter Wire i

g , cDTi09GU,.9 i $_iiTeppfng$crewsT3_:i8 I 9
10 CDTIOgGU-10 Disc Spring 2
12 CDT10gGU-t2 DrMng Blt $2/6 t
13 CDTt 12GU-t3 Rated Label 1
14 CDTIOgGU-14 RetChing Rtngt2 t
15 CDT10gGU-t5 Spdng t

16 CDT109GU*t6 Ctulch Setting Sla_'B t
17 CDT'I09GU-17 Ciutch Cap t
1B CDT109GU-t8 Disc Spring 1
19 CDT'_OgGU-t9 Bearing Cover t

20 CDTtOgGU-20 SeIf Tapping Screw ST3,5×'16 3
2t CDTt 09GU-21 Chuck I
22 CDTtOgGu-22 Screw M5 Left X16 t

23 CDTt0gGU-23 Washer 2
84 CDTt 09GU-24 Steel Baii 73 t5
25 COTtOgGU-25 Washer 1

102 CDTIOgGU-_02 Fore Housing Asm t

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CDT109GU-27

CDTt09GU-28

CDTt09GU*29
CDTtO9GU-30
CDTtOgGU-33

CDTtOgGU-84
CDT'tOgGU-35
CDTI09GU-36
CDTtOgGU-37
CDTt09GU*38

Bearing
StoBf B_II ?5

Ring G_ar

Output Short Sat
SatlTapping Sclaw $T3×16
Adapter Ring ,
Sc_ewWasher Asm M3x8
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Planetary Gear l
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CDT! 12GU_I03 Chatter

CoTt i2GU,-i04 Battery F_ck

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3/8-1N. VARIABLE SPEED I REVERSIBLE

CORDLESS DRILL t DRIVER
Model No. 172.67081 (in Kit 172.11864)

14,4 Volt

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3/8-IN.VARIABLE SPEED/REVERSIBLE

CORDLESS DRILL / DRIVER
Model No. 172.67081 (in Kit 172,11864)

14.4 Volt

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CDTi0gGU-41

Item No, Parts No, Part DescrlpUon Qty.

......... i , CDTt09GU-t Bubble Level .........t .........

2 CDTIOBGU-2 "" Brand tabel ..............................i

3 CDT109GU-3 FIR button 1

• 4 CDTt09GU-4.....I.... '" D'_ivingBit PHt/PR2 ............................... 1

CDT! 14GU-5 =lelt/Righl Housing 1

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Manual del Operador

Taladro / Destornillador

inaidrnbrico

de velocidad variable/reversible de 3/8 pulgadas

Modelo No.

172.11834
12,0 Voltlos

Modelo No,
t72.67081
t4,4 Volt

En E! Kit 9-11864

CARGUE LA SATERiA ANTES
DE UTIL[ZAR POR PRIMERA VEZ

PRECAUCl6N:

Antes de utilizer ef producto, lea,
compranda y stga todas las Normas de seguridad
e lnstrucdones de funcionamiento de este Manua_

Sears, Roebuck and Co.,
Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 EE.UU.

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Garantla ...................................................................................... P&gina 34

Sfmbelos de Seguridad .................. .............................................. P_gina 35

Instrucclones de Seguridad .................................................................................... P_ginas 3B - 42

Contendios delCart6n .............................................................................. P_gfna 43

Descripcibn ................................................................................... P_ginas 44 _45

Funcienemlenlo ................................................................................. P_ginas 46 - 54

Iviantenimtento ......................................................................................................... P_ginas 54,56

Accesorios ....................................................................................................................... P&ginas 56 - 57

Rapuestos ................................................................................................................... P_gtnas 5B. 63

NUn}eros de telOfono pare adquirtr repuestes Sears ................................................ Contrataps

UN AISle DE GARANTtA COMPLETA PARA ESTA HERRAMIENTA CRAFTSMAN =
St esta herramienta Craftsman falls debido aun defeclo en et materiat o mane de obra

den_ro da un ass a partir de la facha de compra, REGRI_SELO A LATIENDA SEARS
MAS CERCANA U OTRO PUNTO DE VENTA DE CRAFTSMAN EN LOS ESTADOS
UNtDOS PARA REEMPLAZO GRATtS,

Esta garantfa no tncluye partes desechables tales come t_mpara_, plies, punla_ u hajas..
SIeste producto Craftsman se ullliza pare fines comerctales o de alquiler, esta garan_la

splice solo pare 91) d;_asdesde ta fecha de compra.
Esta garanl[a le otorga derechos legates especificos yes possible que usted longs otros

detaches, los cuales rattan de un estade a otto.
Sears. Roebuck and Co., Holfman Eat.ares. IL 60179

IGUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCIONES1
tLEA TODAS LAS INSTRUCCtONESI

Z_ ADVERTENSIA: Algun potvo generade per el usa de herramlentas el_ctdces I

conttene qufmicos eonocidos per el estsdo de California per causer cancer y dsiectoa de
nBclmtento u otros defectos psra]a reproduccl6n,

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El prop6sitode lossfmbolos de segufldades ]lamersuatencfSncon respeclo a losposfbles
petigros.Los simboles de seguridad y Ia explicaciSn de etlos merecen cuidadosa zztenclSn

y comprenst6n. La advertenc}ade los slmboiosNO eIiminaning,3npeffgroen sf. Las
instruccionesy advertenctasqua brindan no son sustiMas de fas medidas correclas de
prevenci6nde accidentes.

Z_ ADVERTENCIA: ASEGt_RESEde leer y comprender redeslas Instrucclones
de segurtdad de esfe manual, Inciusoroses los mmoolos de alerts talescome
"PELIGRO',"ADVERTENCIA"y "PRECAUCION", ANTES de utilizeresta herram[entao
S_no se respetantadss las Instrucclones que se Inoluyenen lastgulentelists oe

pueaen pronttolr aeacargase=_ctrtcas,moendlos yto lealoneapersonales graves.

S|GNIFICADO DE S|MBOLOS

_ iMBOLO DE ALERTA DE SEGURIDAD: IndiesPELIGRO,

ADVERTENCIA O PRECAUCtONo Se puede utilizer en conJuncl6n con afros

slmbolos o plctogralfaa.

SI no ae ireapote asia adverllencla de segurldad OCASIONARA _a
musrte o tesfones graves peroonales o en los dem6s, Slempre

alga las precauciones de segurtdad pars reductr el riesgo de
lncondtos, deseargas el_ctrtcas y teslones personales.

II Z_ADVERTENCIA S! no sO reapers osta advertenela de segurldad PODRA

i OCASIONAR la muerte o leolones graves personales o de los

demos. Slempre alga las precauolones de segurtdad par n

raduclr el rlesgo de incendios, descargas el_ctricas y leslones

personales,

[ ._ PRECAUC|0N ] Sl no se raspers asia advertoneia de segurfdad ES POSIBLE

1LL'_ | ocaatonar lesiones graves persona_es o a los dem_i.s o da_os a

ta propledad. Stempre stga tas precaucianes de seguddad pars
reduclr et rlesgo de Incondtos, descargas el_ctr]cas y leslones
personales.

PREVENCION DE DANES Y MENSAJES DE INFORMACI(_No
Estos comunican al usuaflo la lnformaci6n ylo tnstrucciones lmportantos qua st no so

respeian, podr|an productr el da_o del equlpo o de otra propiedado Cads mensate es
preeedtdo per Iztpaiabra "NOTA:" come en el stgutente ejemplo:

NOTA, St no se respetan estas Instrucclones se puede productr el da5o del equlpoy/o Is pmp[odad.

USE SUS

Z_ ADVERTENC|A: El funclenamfento do cualquter mladro /

destornltlador puede preductr que se lancen objetos extrafos

e los oJos, Io que puede pmduolr una Iest6n severs pare la
vista, Antes de Inlciar el funcionamlento de la herramlenta

at_ctrtoa, SIEMPRE uflllee galas do segurfdad o anteojos de
seguridad con protecct6n lateral y un protector complete pars

ta cara cuando se_ necesarlo. Recomendarnoa una M_scara
_tesegur|dad de vist'Sn amplta pars utilizer sabre los anteejos
o los anleoJos de eegur|dad est_ndar con protecct6n lateral,

_lspenlbtes on los Comerctos Sears u afros Puntos de vents
Craftsman.

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L_ ADVERTENCtA: ASEGORESE de leer y entender lodes les tnstrucclones

de este manual antes de ut|lizar este taladro/destorn(llador. Sf no se respetan
lodes las Instrucoiones, se pueden produclr descargas eldctrloas, Incendfos y/o

lestones personales graves.

SEGURIDAD DEL AREA DE TRABAJO

1. Conserve el drea de trabaJo Ilmpia y b]en Ilumlnada. Los bancos de Irabajo

a_estados de objetos y las _,reas oscuras son una invItact_,n a los acctdentes

2- NO utitlce las herramientas etdctricas en embtentes explosives, tales coma los

qua se encuentran en presencla de I{quldos Inflamables, gases o polvoo Las
herramienlas el_slricas hates chispaa qua pueden encender el polvo o los gases,

3, Mantenga e lee personas presentes, nlSos y vlsltantes alajados mlentras utlltza

la herramienta e!_ctrlca. Las distracctones pueden provocarle {a pdrdida del control,

4, Aseg',]rese de que el taller sea a prueba de nf_,os con candados e Lnterrupleres

gener_les.. Guards las herram}entas bajo |lave cuanda no sa ulilizan.,

5, Asegdrase qua el _rea de IrabaJo cuenta con amplia ilumlnect6n pare _ue pueda

ver el lrabajo y qua no hays obslruco{enes qua inlerferir&n con una operaciDn segura
ANTES de user su herramienla,

SEGURIDAD PERSONAL

I, CONOZCA su talsdro / destornlllador inal_mbdco. Lea cuidadosamenle el menus{

da operaciones.Aprenda Ias apticaclonea y fimllaclones de la herramienla, ast coma

tambi_n los pe_Igros potanciales espacificos reiaclonados con eL

2_ MANTENGASE ALERTA, observe fo qua hace y utilice el senlido com_3ncuando utitice

una harramianla et_clricao

3. NO utifIce her_amientas elSe|fleas slesta cansado o bajo Influencla de drogas, alcohol
o alguna medtsaci6n. Un momenta de d{slraccl6n mtentras utilize herramientas
et_cldces puede provocar lasionas personeles gravas_,

4, UTILICE prendas de vasttr adecuadss. NO use ropa suefta nt aShaJas_Recoja at pelo

largo haole atr_s- Conserve el pete, lee prendes de rester y los guanfes aiejados de las
partes m6viles, Las prendas de vestlr sueltas o e! pelo largo pueden quedar

enganchados an lea parles mSvifes, Los conduclos de venltlaci6n generalmente eL=bran
tas parles m6viles y |arabian se deberfa evttar el conlac!o con atlas.

5. EVtTE qua se enclenda da manera acctdenlal, AsegQrese de que el inlerruptor de
gattllo se eneuentre en la poslci6n "BLOQUEADO" antes de Inlroducir el cartucho de
batarlas. NO tleve herramientas con el dedo an el {nterruptor de gali{Io, Cuando Ileva
herram_entas con el dedoen el interrupter de gatil;o o introduce el cartucho de baterias
an }as herramientas qua t{enen el inlerruptor en la posici6n "AVANZAR' O

"RETROCEDER", deIa la puerte ablerta a los accfdentes.

6, No plerda el equilibria. Conserve y manienga el equilibria adecuadamenle en lode

momenta,, Conserver y mantener el equilibria adscuadamenle permite un major control
de ]a herramlania en situactenes inesperadas

7,, SIEMPRE ASEGURE SU TRABAJO. Util{ce abm._zaderss o usa morse pare sostener

cuando resul{e pr_clico. Es m_s seguro qua utilizer la mane y deja ambas manes

libres pare uil{izar la herramtenta.

8_ UTtLICE EL EQUIPO DE SEGURIDAD. Slempre utitiee protecei6n pare ia vista Se

deben utilizer m_scaras con|re el polvo, zapatos de aeguddad anttdesllzantes, castes
o preleccl6n audifIva pare crear un ambfenie edecuado,

9., NO USAR LA HERRAMIENTA SABRE UNA ESCALERA u otto apoyo Ineetable.,
Usa postcfbn eatable sabre una supedtcie s61ida psrmtla major control de la
herramienta en eltuactones tnesperadaso

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I _ ADVERTENC|A: ASEGORESE de leer y eomprender |odes las Instrucclones

antes de utilizer este taladto I destornillador. SI no se respetan |odes |as
tnstrucclones qua se |ncluyen en le slgulente lists se pueden producir descargas

eldetricas, tncendios ylo teslones personales graves

1 S|EMPRE utiilce abrazaderas u aires formas pr_cticaa pare asegurar y ftJar ]a plaza

de trabajo a una plataforma estable. Si sosllena la plaza con la mane o con e] cuerpo,
no es as|able y puede pmvocar la pdrdida def control.

2 NO ap|fque presidn a la herramlentao Utlltce la herramtenta y fresa complemenlaria

corrects para su aplicact6n. La herramlenta y frees corrects realizar_n at trabajo major

y rods seguro ala veiocldad pare la cual se dise_6,

3 NO utlllce la herramlenta st et Interrupter de gatil|o no la"Apaga" o"Enctende"o

Cualqufer herremtenta qua no se pueda centre|at con el |n_erruptor de gatillo es
pe|lgrosa y se debe reparar_

4_ RETIRE el cartucl_o de be|arias del taladrol destornlliador o coloque el interrupter

selector de avanceJ re|recess con bloqueo en ta pos_et6n "bloqueeda" antes de
reattzsr cualqu]er ajuste, cambiar sccesorios o guarder la herramienta. Dlchas

medidas de segufidad preventives _educen el fiesgo de qua ta herramienla ss encientJa

acetdentalmente.

5 GUARDE las herramlentas qua no utilize fuera de! aleance de los nlSos y otras

personas lnexpertas. Las herram{entas son pellgrosas en manes de usuaries
inexpertos,

8, SIEMPRE saqt_e el eartuche de be|arias y gu_rdelo en un lugar separado cuando

el tsladm t destornillador no Be uttllza.

7 Cuando no se utilize el cartucho de baterfas, mant6ngalo eisjados de objetos de

metal coma: sujetsdores pare papeles, monedas, Ilaves. c!avos, torn|lies u aires
objetos de metal pequeSos qua pueden hacer una conexl6n de un term{hal al otroo

Hater un cortocircuito junlando los termtnales de balerla puede causer quemaduras en
ta piel, chtspas y/o }ncendios,

8. REALICE EL MANTENIMIENTO de las herramlentas con cu[dado. Mantenga las
herramlentas, tales coma las fresaa helfcoidales aftladas y limp|as. Las

herramlentas conservadas adecuadamente con toe bordas de carte afllados tienen
manes probabilidad de atascarse y son m_s |_ciies de u_ilizar y contrelar,

g. VERIFIQUE el extsten desajustes o atascamienlos de las partes m6viles, rupture

de par|as o cuetquter etra cend?ciSn qua pueda afectar el funcionamiento de la
herramienta. St est_ daSads, lleve ;a herramienta a arregiar antes de ulilizar_, Muchos

accidentes son provoeados par las males condiciones de man|shim|ante de ]a

hertamlenta.,

10 UTILICE SOLAMENTE los accesorios reeomendsdos pare esta herramtenta° Los

accesodos qua pueden resultar apmpiados pare una herramienta pueden resullar

pellgrosos cuando se ul}lizan en arras herramientas_V_ase p_gina 56 pare vet los
accesoflos.

t 1. Mantenga la herramtenta y su mango secos, Ifmplos y ltbres de aceltes y grass.

Siampre ulilice un pal_o limpto cuando l|mpia. Nunca utilice |fqutdee pars freno.
gasoline, productos a base de petr,51eo o cualquier solvents fuerte pare [tmptar su
herramtenta_ Seguir esta nm-ma reducir_ el riesgo de perdida de contro_ y el deteriero
del pl_stico del gabinete.

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SEGURIDAD ELECTRICA

I Z_ ADVERTENCIA: ASEGURESE de leer y comprender todas las Insirucclonss

antes de utgizar este teladra/destorniIlador, SI no se respeten lodes 1as InstruccIanes
qua se IncIuyen en in sIgulente lists se pueden produolr deseargas el_ctricss
tncendios ylo lesfonee personales graves.

Una herramienta qua funciona a baterla con baterla integrsles oun carlucha de batertas
separado se debe recargar solamenle con el soportsi transformeder de carga espscificade
pare ia beleda. Un cargador qua puede ser apropiado pare un lips de bateria puede clear un
flesgo de trmeedto cusndo se uWiza con olra bateda-

1 Uliiice el taladro I dsstorntllador qua funciona a baleria ,3nicamenls con el carluche de

batedas de lists especIficamenie designadoo La ultlizact6n de cuatquier etm cartucho de
balerias puede crear un flesgo de incendio,

2 Uttfiee el carlucho de baterlas t_nicamenie con el soporte/translormador de carga de Is lisl.a

especfficamente diseSado

MODELO SOPORTEDE CARGA]TRANSFORMADOR

11810 9.6V CDTI09GU_!03/BHY41-12 5V_200mA

140302001

11834 12.0V CDTI12GU-I031BHY41-I5 5V-200 mA,

140302002

67081 t4AV CDT!t4GUd031BHY41-IS.0V-200 mA
[an_1t t864} 140302003

CARTUCHODE BATERiAS
CDT109GU-104(ABP309GU),

132_3405,1323424 and 130139016

CDT112GU-104(ABP312GUL

1322519,1322550, t322549,
1323412an_ 130139017

CDTl14GU-!04(AeF314GUL

1310714,137.2510,1323407,
1323426and 130139014

3 No abuse del cable del soporlel transformador de cstgao Nunca Ileve el sopotie/

tmnslormador de carga pot ef cable, Nunca tire de] cable pare sacsr el transformador de!
temacorflente, Si ss daha ef cable oet soportet transformadcr de carga se pueden productr o

craar peligros de descarga el_ctrlca. Manlenga el cable loam del alcance de fuer_les de calor,
acetic, bordes afilades o pallas mOvlles. Reempiace los cables dahades tnmedistamente Los
cables daSsdcs aumentan el rtesgo de descmgss ef_clflcas,

S{MBOLOS DE SEGURIDAD PARA SU HERRAMIENTA

Lo etlqueta de su berramlenta puede inelufr los slguIentes simbolos:

V ........................................................................ YO_t_OS

A ..........................................................................................Ampefios

Hz ..........................................................................Hercios

_1"" ......................................................................... ,Varies

rain ........................................................................Minutos

........................................................................... £0 _n_B aitema

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no....................................................................................',#eluctdadlibra de cs_a

_J ....................................................................................Construcci6n C_se tl, Dobleaishmlenlo

, Jmln ....................................................................Revoluclones o Carfares par mln'_o

............................................................................ Indies psligre, advertencfa e precauci6n, Signifies:

iAtenct6nI Su seguridad se encuenlra compmmelida

SEGURIDAD EN EL SERVICIO TI_CNICO
1 St cuslquier parts de este talsdro / destornIIlador o del soportel translormador de

csrga se pierde, se romps, ee debts o falls de cualquier forms; o st ct_alquier
componente no lunclona sdecuadamente: hags reemplazar la perle perdida, da_ada o

qua no funclons ANTES de utilizer nuevamente

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2 El servlcfo t_cntco de la herramtenta se dabs reaitzar soiamente en un Centre de

repuestos y rsparaclones de Sears+ El servic+o [_cnlco o mantanimtanto qua so realiee

par parser|el no cal+ficado podria pmduc+r r+esgo de +es_ones

3 Cusndo realfae el sarvlclo t_cnico de una herramlents, utllica sotamenle las ptezas de

rapuesto td_ntiaas. Raspers lee Instrucctones de la seccian de manlanlmiento de esta

manual. S_se utHizan pat|as no autodzadas o no se raspetan las tnstrucdones de
man|anita{asia, ss puede crear un riesgo de descm-ga ei_ctrica o Isaiah,

NORMAS DE SEGURIDAD ESPECiFICAS PARA TALADROS I

DESTORNILLADORES

1 Conozcasutaladroldestorntlladorlnal_mbrlao. Leacuidadosamenteetmanuaide

operaciones. Aprenda sus apltcac_ones y Ifmit_clones de la sierra, asf coma |arabian
los pelfgros potenclales eepecificos relacionados con esla herramlanta, SI reapers
esta regis, raduclr& los rleegoa de descargas elactfleas, tncendfos o leelones graves+

2. ASEGORESE de qua las frasas hellcoideles, fresas de destornillador y arras

accesorlos complementartae estdn bten montados an las mordazes del mandril
ANTES de utt!izar et taladro / destornltlador,.

3. {nspecciona cu{dadosaments SIEMPRE el malarial sabre el cual va a user el |atadm /
destorntllador. St uti{tzm el talaclro I destorni!lador en ctavos, tuber|as y cables el_ctrtcos
pueda provocat |aslones persenales graves,,

4o SOSTENGA ELTALADRO / DESTORNILLADOR par |as superficies de empuP,adura

aisladas (mangos) cuando realize una operaclSn an la cue| |a herramtanta pueda
taiadmr / penetrar un cableado ocullo. El con|acre con un cable '_ivo" expondr_, las
par|as me{_licas a cordente y provocard una descarga en el usuar[o.

5.. NUNCA sostenga ta plez_ s teladrar con sue manes o entre sus plarnas. Es impartante

sostener y sujalar con abrazaderas la plaza de Irabajo adecuadamente alin de minimizar la
axpos+c+6n corporal el atascamtento de tas fresas o _ p_rdldade control

6 Sostenga f_rmementa ef ta{adm I dastornIIlador con ambas manes pars ras_stlr e_ par de

arranque.

7+ Ufllice |rases compIemanlar+as aI_ladas solamente. Pare taladrar MADERA utHice fresas

heticoidafes frees de pals o |rases pars readers de potenc{a. Pars METAL utilice {roses

halicoidaies de scare

. pars atla veloeldad. Pars MAMPOSTERIA uttllce fresas ten punts de

carburo+Pars PLASTICO utilice vetccldadas de laladro baias pars material con punic de

|ustan bajo. Pars ATORNILLAR ull_ce fa {rosa de des|ors|lieder de tamaSo aproptado pare
Ia ap!+cacian del destorn{ltadar Isles coma fmsas phillips+de rarmm y de punts cuadmda.

8 ASEGORESEdequeelmaterialaserialadradopermanezca+nmbvil, bien[ijoysujetocon

abrazaderaso 8t va a taiadrar material estrecho, utltice un b{oque de apoyo pare or|tar qua
se daSe el material

9 0NICAMENTE UTILICE el cartueho de bater_as qua se tncluye con esta taladrol

destornlllador y soporte 1 transformador de cargm La utilfzaclOn da cuaiquter afro
cartueho de be|arias puede ctear un rlesgo de lasfSn e |neendlo.,

1(} Las herramlentas lnal&mbrfcas no necesltan enchufarse al tomacorr{ente; par la

taste, slempre ee encuentran an condtc_t_,nde funcionamiento,Tenge presente los
poslblas pe|lgros cuando no se utilize la herramtenta que funciona con bateria o
cuando eatable los accesortos+ SI respeta esta regis+ reduclr_ los desgos de descargas

electrtcas+ tncendios o lesfones personates graves

11 No coloqua las herramianlas a be|erie o sus batarias cares del fuege odet taler. Esto

reducir_ el r+esgode exptosIones y poe+bias +esiones

I2 No aplaste, nl deJe cast, n| daP,e el cartucho de batarias, Nunca utlllce un cartucho de

bater_es o soportet transformador de esrga qua ss ha cafdo o ha reetbido un golpe
fuerteo Usa hater,s daSada es susceptible a exptotar. Deseche adecuadamenle una
batefla qua sa ha caldo o daSado de masers tnmediata

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NORMAS DE SEGURIDAD ESPECiFICAS PARA TALADROS /
DESTORNILLADORES con|.

13. Las be|arias descargan gas de htdr6geno y pueden explorer en presencFa de aria

fuente de Ignlci6n, ta! coma una luz pilate, Pare reducir el desgo de lest6n personal
nunca at|lice ning_n product0 lnsl_mb_ice en presencla de llamas shier|as,. Una bateria qua
eslallapuede fanzar desechos y qu;rnlcos St quads expueslo, lave con ague tnmediatamente

14.. No eargue el cartucho de baterfas en un lager hi, merle o mojadoo St stgue esta
norms reducir_, el riesgo de desearg_, el_ctrica.

15., Pare oblener mejores resullados, se debe cargar el carlucho de bateflas en un tugar
en el cuaf la temperature sea mayor a 50=F pero menor que IO0_F, No guarde la
balerie a la tntamperie o on vehfculos,

16o Bajo condlclones de usa o temperatura extrema, se pueden produclr p_rdldas

on fa bater_a. SI el Ifquldo antra en contacto con su p|el, lave tnmedfatamente
con jab6n y agua, luego neutraltee con _ugo do lim6n o vinegreo Si el Itqufdo

entre en eus alas , I_ve!os con agua tlmpla durante a! menoa 10 minutes, luego
busque atenct6n m_dlca |nmedlatamente. Si sigue esta norms reduelr_ el rlesgo

de lestones personeles graves.

17, Conserve estas lnstrueclones. Remitase a elias t'_eeuentemente y utiltcelas pare

capacilar a ol[ras personas que puedan uliiizar esla herramienta. Si ie presta esla
herramfenta a alguna persona, pr_stele tambi_n estas lnstrucciones pare eviler et usa

inco_'rectodel produclo y pos_bleslesiones.

NORMAS DE SEGURIDAD PARA EL SOPORTE/TRANSFORMADOR DE

CARGA DE BATERIA

Z_ADVERTENCIA:LEAY COMPRENDA TODAS LAS !NSTRUCCIONES, SI no

se respetan todas tas tnstrucctones que se inciuyen en ta slguiente Itsta se

pueden produclr descargas el_ctricas, tncendios y/o lestones personales graves,

NOTA: Anf_es de utilizer el soporte / transformeder de cerge de baterl_e, lea lodes
!as InstruccIones y las marcas de precaucl6n do este manual, on el soporte/

transformador de cerga de la baterla, cartucho de baterlas y en el cartucho do

batertas qua utltiz_ el tatedro/destornlllador pnra ev|tar el usa err6neo de los

produetos y postbies iestones o daises

Z_ PRECAUCION: 0NICAMENTE UTILICE el soportef transformador de carga

especiflcamente disefiado qua se sumlnistr6 con el taladro I destornillador
cuendo cargtm el eartucho de be|arias. E! usa de eualquter otto soporte I
transformador de cerge podrls daSar et cartucho de bater_as y crear una
condlc|6n pettgrosa,

Z_ PRECAUCI{_N: Pare recluclr el rfesgo de descarga el&ctrlca o daS_ al

soporte I transformador de carga y e! cartucho de baterfas, cargue _nieamente con

el cartucho do balerfas Compsniones specificamente diseSado qua se |ncluye con
eate taladre I daatemflledor y soperte / transformader de earga.Cerger alto tlpo do
certuchcs do be|erie puede causer su exples|6n y provocar lesionea y dt_5os personal,

No uttltce et soporle ! trensformeder de carge en el exterior nt exponge e candle}ones

de humeded. St ingress ague on el soporte de carga aumenla_ et riesg0 do descarga
er_ctrfca_

2 La uttltzact6n de un accesorto no recomendado con este soporteJ transformador de

carga puede produelr un rtesgo de lncendio, descarga elSe|flea o lesl6n e lee

persones,,

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NORMAS DE SEGURIDAD PARA EL SOPORTE/TRANSFORMADOR DE
CARGA DE BATER{A cont.

3 No abuse del cable del seporte de carga. Nunca lleve el soporte f t_ansformador de

carga per elcable Nunca tire del cable pare sacar el tcansformador del {omacontente. Si

sa defa el cable o el soporle I trans!ormador de carga se pueden pmducir o cmar peltgms
de descarga el,_cttfca Mantenga elcable fuem del alcance de fuanles de calor, aceite,
bordes alitados o partes m6vtles. Reemplace k_scab{as daRados lnmed_alamente Los
cables dafiados aumentan el rtesgo de dasca_gas el_ctrlcas.

4 Aseg_rese de que el cable est_ ublcado de manors tel qua nadie la piss o se

trap[ace y qua no entre contacto can bodes ftlosas o partes m6vtles, calor_ acette o
qua sa somata de alguna otra forms a daP,o o tansJ6no Esto reduclr_, el rfesge de
caldas acctdenla{ee, qua podr{an causer lee{ones, y daSes at cable qua podr{an preducir

descargar e_ctricas

5 Mantenga el cable y aeperte / trans{ormador d8 carga alajados dat calor pare avttar

defies a fa carcase o partes Internaso

6 No de|e que ta gasoline, aceltes, productos a base de petr6leo, aloe entree an

contecto con las partea pt&st{cas.Contienen quimicos qua pueden da,3ar quttada
sotidez o desiruir el pl_sitco

7 No se debo utilizer un slsrgue a manes qua absolutamente neceaaHo. La uttfizaci6n

de un alargue lncorrec'te podrfa producir un riesga de tncendio y dascarga e{_ctrtca. SI se
debe utilizer un alargue, aseg_resa de: a) qua {as barnes del enchufe del alargua {engan
el mlsmo n_mero, tame_,o y forms qua los del J.rans{ormador del cargader, b) que ei
alargue se encuenlra conectado adecuadamenla yen buena condicf6n ei_ctrica y
c) utilizer un alargue adacuado. SOLAMENTE ulifice los cables incluidos en la lists de
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Ot_os alargues pueden causar una ca{de en [a lines de
voltaje, to qua produce p_rdida de ene_gla y el sobrecalen_amlento del sopotte I
J.ransformador de carga. Se recomienda un tamaSo de Medida de cable americana (AWG,
per su sigla en {ngi_s) de calibre 14 al manes pare un alargue de 25 pies o manor Iongitud
Ulf{{ce un calibre '}2 pare un aia_gue de 50 pies No se recomiendan los atargues de 100
pies o de mayor fongttudo

B VERIFIQUE qua los cables de la herramIenta no est_n da_edos. No utltfce el soporte

de carga con un cable o trsnsformador de,ado, qua puede causer un carte circuffo
y descarga el_ctrlca. Liars _oscables da_'_edosde !e herramienl_ aun Cenlro da serviclo

t_cnico de Sears pare su reparaciSn.

9 No uttllce el soporle I trensformador de carga sf ha rec|btdo un golpe fuerte, se ha

caido o se ha da_ado do afguna airs manors. Lievelo aun t,_cnice aulorizado pare Ea
verificaci6n el_clrica pare determiner si e{ sopor_e / transformador de carga {un¢iona bien

10 No desarme el soporte ! transformador de cargm Ll_veto a Centre de repuestos y

reparaciones Sears cuendo se requlera e{ aarv_cto t_cntca o la reparacldm Si se

vueive a armar de manors Incorrecta pt,ede praductr un rlesge de deecarga el_clrica o

incendto

"__ Desconecta el soportel transl'ormador de carga del sumlnlstro de energ{a cuando no

se encuentra en use. Es_ereducira el r{esga de dasca_ga et_ctrica o daScs an tes
articulos q_te caen an el orilicio dal soporle de carga Tambien ayudar_, a prevenir daSos

durance una sob_etensi_n

t2 Rfesgo de descarga el_ctrlca. No toque Is porcine no aislada de[ coneclor de as{ida ni el

terminal de ia bater[a no alslado.

13 Conserve estas instrucclones. Rem{tase a elias {recuen_emente y u_ll_celaspare

capacilar a et_as personas qua puedan u_ifizar esla herramien_a Si [e presta esta

herramienta e alguna persona, pr_s_ele iambl_n estas Instrucciones pare eviler el use
lncorrecto de! producto y posibles tesiones.

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L_ ADVERTENCIA: AIgun pone generado per el use de herramlentas el_ctricas
conttene qulmlcos conoefdo per el eslado de Califernla per causer cancer y defectos

de nacimtento u aires defectos pare la reproducctbn_
Atgunos eJemplos de estos qutmtcos son:
'_Et ptomo de las pinturas a base de plomo,

• La silica cristaiina de toe _adrlHos, el ceman{o y otros pmd_clos de albahitefla

• El arsdnico y eI creme, de la readers lraiada quire+cements,,
El rlesge de estas expostelones vails, dependlendo de la lrecuancia con que realize

eBte ripe de tmbaJo. Parr redt=cir eu exposlc!Sn a estoa qutmicoa;

•Trabaje en _reas b+enventiladas,

• TrabaJe con ]as equipos de segufldad aprobados+ tales come m_scaras centre el pelvo qua

est_n especialmenle diseRadas pare Iillrar parlic,Jlas microsc6picam

EviIe el contacts protongado con el polvo de liJadoras, sierras, pulidoras,
perferadoras el_ctricas y atlas actlvfdades de la construcei6n. UtilIce rope de
protecci6n y lave lea _reas expuestas con ague y |ab6n. SI permits qua el polvo
ingress a st=bees, ojos o parmanezca en la pfel, se puede fomenter ta absorci6n
de qulmlcos noclvos,

L_ ADVERTENCIA: La utttizaci6n de esta herramienta puede genersr ylo I
esparcir polvo, que puedB causal leslones respiratorias graves y permanentes o I

de otra tlpo. Stempre uttltce la protecef6n resptratorta aprobada per el Institute I

Nacionnl pare tv Segurtdad y Salud en elTrabaje/Departamento gubernamentsl de I
los EE.UU. para laadmlnistraet6n de la Seguridad y Salud en elTrabajo I

(NIOSWOSHA, per sue slglas en Ingles) aproptada pare laexposlcldn al polvo,

D r J_las partrcu asfuels del a cance de la care y el cuerpo.

REGLAS ADICIONALES PARA EL FUNCtONAMIENTO SEGURO

L_ ADVERTENCIA: ASEGIJRESE de leer y eomprender todas las

tnstrucctones. St no se respetan todas las lnstrucctones enumeradas en la lists

se pueden producir descargas et_ctrloes, Incendios y/o lesiones personales

graves,

1,, Conezoa su taladro / destorniltader. Lea cuidadosamenle el manual de operaclones

Aprenda tas apiicaciones y timilaciones, as( come tambl_n los peligros potenciales
especfl{cos relacionados con asia herramienta. S{ _espeta esta regis, +'educir& los

riesgos de descargas eI_ctricas, lncendios o lastones graves

2. SIEMPRE utlIfee galas de segurldad o protectores para la vista euendo emplee

este taladro I destornllIaclor, Los anleojos pare lodes los dias solamente |ienen

fsntes reststsntes a Ios tmpactos; NO son galas de segurldad_

3,, PROTEJA sue pt=lmones. Utilice una mdscara pare ta care o una m_scara centre e?

potvo st el trabajo es polvarisnlo

4, PROTEJA su nudtclSn° Utll+ce una protecci6n auditfva personal adecuada duranle el

empleo. Ba_o ciertas eondiciones, el rutdo de este producto puede contflbuir ala
p_rdida de la audictbn+

5. CONSERVE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES, Remflase a eIlasfrecuentemente y utilicefas

pare capacltar a ntras personas qua puedan utilizer asia herramfenta, St alguien ta ptda
asia herramtenta prestada, aseg_rese de qua se Ileve lambi_n estas instrucciones.

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Este producto so ha enviado completamente armado,
I, Saque con cu_dadola herramienta y los accesortos de la caja,,

2_ Aseg_mse de que todos los artfculos enumerados en la Ustade conlenidoo
3o Verifique la herramlenta cuidadosamente para asegurarse que no hayasuCrtdo

roturaso da_os duranteel envioo

4, No deseche el material de embalaJehasta que hay termtnado de inspecclonar y

operarsattsfactorlamente ta herramtenta,

5, S!falta elguna parte, regrdsela al comercio Sears rods cercano u otros puntos de

venta Craftsman pare que le reempiacen e! Taladro t DeslorniUador.

LISTA DE CONTENIDO:

Taladro / Destornitlador con
cartucho de baterfas !_n tafadro)

Luz de TrabaJo
(en el klt 11664 con
e[ tal_dro 67081)

Juego de Fresas

Accesortos
de 24 Pedazos
(11810y 11834) • Estuche de Almacenamlento/Transportadora

Manual de operaclones

_ ADVERTENCIA: St falta aiguna parte, no utTticeesta herramlenta haste que

se reempTacela parte que falta. SI no se hace esto podrIanocurdr posib[es

lesfones personates graves°

[ _ADVERTENCIA: No tntente modificar esta herramtenta o crear accesorios no

recomendados pare utilizer con esta hertamiente,, Cualquier alteraei6n o modificaci6n

so considera use err_neo y podrta pmducfr una condtcibn peligrosa que puede

conducir posibles |esiones personates graves°

I ADVERTENCIA: Pare evltar arranques accldentales que poddan causer

leslones personates graves, slempre saque el cartucho de baterfas de la
herramlenta cuando ensambla las partes_,

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CONOZCA SU TALADRO /DESTORNILLADOR |NAL/_MBRICO (Fig° 1)

NOTA: Antes de tntentar utilizer este preducto, famf_larEcese con redes lee
caracteristicas de funcionamlente y lee hermes de segurldad°

Abtazaderade sju_¢ede par

Nivel de burbuja

Luz LED

Luz LED

verde

Se ha dado m_xima prioddad a la seguridad, desempei_o y conftabitidad en el diseSo del este

producto, to qua facilila su manlenimiento y funcienamiento,

Esta tsladro I destornlliador Ina!,_mbrlco liens lee slguientes csracleristieas:

t, Velocldad variable se deja colncidir vetociadad de talsdrsndo y des[ornillando con fresa y

materist ussdo enuns variedad de applicactones de trabajoo Aumenia presi6n an ef gslilJo
de interrupter pare vetocidadss mas alia, disminua pmsi6n pare velocidades m_s baje

Dsmarcha air&s pare sacar.

2. Interrupter selector ds avance/ retroceso con bisque de energ{a ublcado
convenientemente pars use I_cil,

3, Et mandril sin |lave de 3/B puIgade apriete ]as fresas per mane r_pide y seguro s_n ]lave_

Provea relenci6n positive de lresas de 1!1B a 3IB pulg,v_stago,

4 Embrague de torque sJusttbte 23 ÷ 1 poslctones a_usta pare detener aulomaticam_nte Is

rotaci(_a de fmsa ata poslci{_n deseada para impedir sobreatornillando de los families
Una pDstctdn fijada para talandro

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Este taladro/destornlllador inal,imbrico tiene las siguientes caractarlsttcas: cent,

5, Freno el_ctrlco deja rotacl6n de fresa tnstantz_neamsnte al soltar eEgatil]o
6, Nivel de burbuja ayuda con proveer atornillando en ,_ngu_orecto y ta_adrando recto y

p_'ecisoBEpteza de tTabajoo

7 Dlae_o de Mango "T" ergonemico con epu_adura suave moldeada

provea centrSI m_xtmo, mrs balanza y confort de agarre

B-Luz LED enc]endes el taladro I destorntllador pare llum_naclen sin manes

en cualqu_er aplicaciSn.

9. Meter enfr]edo con vent|Tador provea torque y poder necesario pare una vadedad de
apticaclSnes de Ialandro y atornillando

10, Carcase durable, de alto Impacto ayuda a protegef la herramienta de da_o, reduce el peso
1'L Cartueho de baterias de n|quel,.eadmlo recarga en 3 a 6 betas bajo el use normal
12, lncluye 2 fresas de destornillador de doble punta, y estuche de alto Impacto

pare tievando y atmacenamiando f&ctl,

13, Modelo 11810 - 9,6 volttoa y 11B34 - t2.0 voltios Tadadros I Destomilladores tamb_an

lncluye Juego de Fresas Accesorlos de 24 Pedazos

Modelo No. 118!0:
M_ndr|l 3;8 pule, s_ngave Embrt_gue 23 + I Pc,,'_ic{_ne_
Motor 9,6",,tog_os P_r h';',},x./35potg.* I_b_s
interrupter Va_cid_d vartab_o Entt=tda de ¢arBedor 120V, 6OHz _C
Velocldad llbre de ¢erga O-_0lJ/mte, Indlco de €orga- 3 - 6 H_ms

Modolo No. 11834:
Mandr[!
M_tor

lnlerruptor
Voloold_d llbre d_ _area

OJSpulg. sin flare
12,0 Vo_=os
Va_cld_d vad_hle

O-6e0tmt_.

Modelo No, 67081 en Kit 11864:

Mandril 3,_Spulg.sinIlava |

!

Motor t4,4Vott_cs

inlo:rrupt_r Ve_cldadvarlab_,

Veioc_dadlibra de cttrga 0-650,"rain.

Embragua 23 + ! Po_ciot_es
Par M_x. 95 pulg,-IIbmo
ErttToda do cnr_ador 12eV, 60Hz .a.C
Jndlce da carg_ 3 - 6 Hr_ms

Embr_goe

Par

Enlrada de c_rgador

Inducede csrga

23 + '_Poslcier,os

M_, t05 pulg..Ebras
12Or, 5OH_ AC

3 - 6 Hems

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INTERRUPTOFI SELECTOR DE AVANCE/RETFIOCESO CON BLOQUEO DE

ENERGIA,(Fig. 2)

Ftgo2

AVANCE

Fig. 2a

RETROCESO

Fig. 2b

BLOQUEO DE ENERG{A

La direcci6n de rotaci_n de {a fresa avanza o retrocede y se controls con el interrupter
selector qua se ubica en ta parts superior y posterior del interrupter de gattllo Cuando
sostfene el taladro f deslornillador en }a posiciSn de |uncionamlenlo normal, (y visto desda
ef dorso det taladro t destornillador v_ase Fig 2 a, b, c), er interrupter selector se deberia
colocar (pulsar) comptetamente hacia la IZQUIERDA, pare AVANZAR (b} o taladrar !
atornillar normaimente, y colocar {pulsar) compfetamente hacia la DERECHA pare
RETROCEDER (c} pare sacar |as frese de taladro o destorni]lar,

La tercera postci6n pare el Interrupter selector se ublca en et CENTRe (a).. Esta postci6n
p_evisne el functonamtento dot interrupter de gatillo, to qua BLOQUEA Fa energla,. Colocar
el interruplor selector en la posici6n "APAGADO" o CENTRAL ayuda a reducir la_
peslbt{idad de arranques accidentates cuando no se utilize la herramienta.

Z_ PRECAUCI(SN: Pare eviler qua sa dat_e el engranaje, siempre deJe qua B|

mandril se detenga completamente antes de csmbiar ]a direcctSn de la mtnei6n.

PARA _ETIRAR EL CARTUCHO DE
BATERIAS DELTALADRO /

DESTORNILLADOR (Fig. 3)

1, Cotoque el Interrupter selector de avance 1

retroceso con bloqueo de energia en la
poslci_n central pare b]oquear la ensrgfa
(v_ase Fig. 2, ardba)o

2, Ubtque los seguros en cada lateral del

cartucho de baterles, Preslone (aprlete haole
adentro) los seguros y saque el cartucho de
baler{as del taladro..

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PARA CARGAR EL CARTUCHO DE BATER{AS (Fig° 4 y 4a)

Todos Los Modelos
Se envi6et cartucho de bateflas pars esta he_ramtenta conuna csndtci6nde carga baja

parsevitar posiblesprobtemas, For Is tents,debeda cargada una neche antes de utilIzar_

NOTA: La batedas no atcanzar,_nla carga complete 16primers vez que se cergan_

Espere vartos cic[os (funcionamIento seguido de recarga) pars que se carguen
completamente,

1,,Cargue el caducho de batedas 0nicamente con

et seperte t traneformader de carga que se
suministra con el taladro I destorniliador.

2. AsegSrese de que el sumlntstro de energSa sea
voltaje dom_stfce normal, 12.0 voffies, 60 Hz,
CA 0nicamente.

3, Conecte el transrermader del seporte de carga al

suministro de energta,

4. Coloque el cartuche de bated'as en el soperte de
carga Alinee la osiris etevada del cartucho de
batedes con la ranura del ssporte de carga
(V_ase Fig,. 4)

5. Presione el cartucho de baterfas en el seporte
de carga asegur_ndoee de que los conlactos se

enganchen adecuadamenle,

6. El soperte de carga tiene dee fucee Indicadoras
(LED), una roja y una verde.,

Cuando se enchufa ef transformador de soporte de
ca_'ga en un lemacorriente, se prende el LED roja,
Io que lndtca que el cargader est_ Iuncionando
adecuadamente (yea Fig 4a),

Cuando Cuando el cartucho de balerias se carga y
se sacs de! seporte de carga, se apagar_ la luz roja

La iuz LED verde se prende solemente ei hay una

problems con et cartucho de baledas o el cargader,
7 Luego del usa normal, se requferen 3 horse o mends de ttempo de carga pars

eargarcemptetemenle el cartucho de balertas, Si se descarga completamsnte el
cartucho de baterlas, se requieren 6 hares o rods de tlempo de carga pars csrgar
comptetamente el cartucho de bateflas

NOTA: Dentro del pertodo de tfempo de ta Gerant[a, si no funclonan

adecuadamente las tucee LED del soporte de carga o el soporte de carga no

carga el eartueho de baterP_s, regrese la luz de trabajo at comerclo Sears o al
punts de vents de Craftsmen m_e cereana pars reemplezo gratis.

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PARA CARGAR EL CARTUCHO DE BATERiASconL (Fig°4 y 4a)

8, E! eartucho de baterias ester& levemenla tibia al lacto mientras se cargo, Esto es

normal y no }ndica un problems.

9. No celoque el soporle / translormador de cargo an un _rea de taler o Irfo exlremo
Funcionara meier a una temperature ambiente normal.

10, Cuando e[ carlucho de baterias se cargo completamente, desenchufe el soporle/

lransformador de carga del sumtnistro de energ{a y saque el cartucho de la baterla,,

Z_ PRECAUCt(_N: Duranla el cargar, sl Is luz verde LED se lUumlne, sacs el

cartucho de bater{as del soporta de carga. Reemplaza el cartucho de baterfas
con otto, y si illumine abe la luz verde LED, regrese el soporte de cargo y
translormador al Centre de Serv[cto Sears mrs cercano pare reparaci6n o

reemplazo.

/Ik PRECAUCION: Durante el c_rgar, sl ntnguna luz LED se ftlumlna, sacs el

csrtucho de batertss del soporle de cargo pars evttar ds_o at produclo_ NO
reemplsza con elm cartucho de balerias. Regrese et soporte de cargo,

transformador, y cartucho de baler[as a| Centre de Servlcio Sears mrs earcano

psra reparectbn o reemptazo.

PARA CARGAR UN CARTUCHO DE BATER[AS CALIENTE

Cuando utiiiza su herramienta continuamente, los balerias del cartucho de baterlas se
calentar_n Debe dejar entdar un car|ueho de batertas cat|ante durante aproxfmadamen_e

30 m_nutos antes de tnlentar recargar.

NOTA:Uncarluchode bater_ascBltantesefamenteocurrecuandoel use continuedesu

taladm / destornfUadorcausequalosbaterlassecalinetemNoocurrenbajecimunstanctas

normales..Remttasea"Pare cargarel cartuejode baterfas"peralerecarganormssde
baterms.SI elseportedel,csrganocargosucartuche debetsdasbsje circunstanc[as

nermalesregresslame e,cartucnode balerlascomeel seporte / translormedordecergs
al comercioSearsoel puntsde ventsdeCrattsmanm_s¢ercano pare sureposlc 6n gratis.

PARA tNSTALAR EL CARTUCHO DE
BATERiAS EN ELTALADRO /

DESTORNILLADOR (Fig. 5)

1,,Coloque et Interruplor setector de avance /

ratrocesocanbioqueode energlaen la

posIctSncentralpars btoquear fa energia,,

2o Coloque el cartucho de balerlas an el taladrm

Alines la estr|a elevadade[cartucho de
bateflas con la ranumdentro del taladm,

3.. Aseg_tresede qua los seguros en cads lateral
del cartuchode bateflas =encaje"
complelamentey de qua se sujets el cartucho
de batertas al laladro f destornIlfador antes de
comenza_s uti[izaro

4B

Z_ PRECAUCION: Cuando coloque el cartucho de baterias en la herramlenta,

asegt_rese de qua la estrfa elevada del cartucho de baterfas se encuentre
alineada con la parts interior del taladro y los seguroa en su lugar de manera
sdecuada. Ls fnstalaclSn Incorrecta del cartucho de batarfas puede causer

daSoss los compensates Internes.

L_ ADVERTENSIA: Las herram_entas de bateria inelambdea slempre se

encuentran en condlclones de funcTonsmlento cuando el cartucho de baterias
se tnstala en la herramienta. Par 1o tanto, el Interrupter selector de avarice /
retreeeso con bloqueo de energfa slempre se debe encontrar en Is posicldn
central pare bloquear ia energfa cuando la herremlenta no est_ en usa o cuande
la lleva al lade suyo_

NTERRUPTOR DE GATILLO (Fig. 6 y 6a)

Pare ENGENDER et taladro presione ei Interrupter selector de avance t _eiroceso con
hroqueo de energfa a fa ubtcaci6n AVANCE o RIETROCESO (v_ase direccid_n de !s flecha
an relieve del inlerruptof) y apriete el interrupter de gatilIo Pare APAGAR el laladro suelle

ei interrupter del gatiltm

AVANCE RETROCESO

Figo6b

VELOCIDADVARIABLE (Fig 6b)

El interrupter de gatillo de ve{ocidad variable entrega velocidady par m_s altos can un

aumento de la presiSn en el interrupter de gatitto y velocidad rods baJa con la disminuci6n

de tapresI6n an elinterruplorde gatIIlo,

I NOTA: Ea probable que escuche un ruido de sIibido o zumbido qua proviene de' 1

Interrupter de gatIIlo cuando Io utillza a vetocidades bajas No se preocupe; esto

esuna parts normal de la funcl6n del interrupter.

FRENO ELECTRICO

Para detener el Ialedto / destorniilado_', suelle et inte_'ruptor de galillo y el fmno el,_cl_co delendr_

elmandrilIn$1ant_neamenle,

I NOTA: El Ialadro I destornillador no funclonar_ a menoa qua se pulse I

i

completamente el Inlerrupter selector de avance / retroceso con blequeo de

J

energis hecta la fzquferda (avance) o hacta la derecha (retrocesa)

Evite hacer funcloner el Iatadro / destomill_dor a velocidades bajas durante periodos de
tiempo pl'olongades. S_hace funcioner a velocidades bajas bajo usa conslante puede
causers e| sobrecalentsrnienlo det faladrO t deslornil!edor. Siesto ocurre, enfde el
taladro t destomiIl_dor haci_ndoIo functener Iib_rede carga y a pleas velocidad,

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MANDRIL SIN LLAVE (Fig. 7 and 7a)

El latadto t destomfllador liene one mandril sin llave que le permits ajuslar o a!]ejar
manualmenle las {resas sin el use de una Ilave de mandril

1 Agarre y sostenga l`aabrazadera posterior del mandril con una mane (v6ase Fig, 7).

2 Gire la parts finn|!! del mandril con la otra mane, en el' sent_do de lab agulas dot reloJ

(segt3n se visualize desde el frente del mandril) pare CERRAR y centre el senttda
de Gas agujas del relo| pare ABRIR.

El frenle del mandril tambien liens manilos estampada en relieve indicando ]a direcci6n
gtrar al frente dot mandril pare SUJETAR (carter) o SOLTAR {abdr) ;as fresas accesorlas
de tas mDfdazes del mandril. (see Fig. 7a).

F}M 7a centreSenlldoDeAguas

_" De1Relo)at,dr"Solmt"

Z_,ADVERTENSIA: No sostenga e! cuerpo del mandril con une man{) y utfllce Is

energ[a det taladre / destorntlfader pare ejuster les merdazas del mandril an la fresa
cempiementerta, Se podriD deslizar el euerpo del mandril en sue manes o su mane
pedals deslfz_rse enlrar en ¢entscle con Is fmsa cemp}ementerla gtraterla. Esto pedrle
causer un accidents leslenes y produclr les|ones personales graves.

EMBRAGUE DE PAR AJUSTABLE 23 MAS 1 (Fig. B, Ba y 8b)
Este taladro t destorntflador est,i equipado con un embrague aJustable que liens 24

configuracionas de par difarentes. Esias connguraciones de par le permilen realizer
eficlentemente varies apticaciones de taladro y a uste de tornillos., Pare ajustar el embrague,
sosienga el mango del latadro / destornlllador con una mane y con la olra gire la abrazadera
del mandril hacia la izquierda o derecha (v_ase Fig, 8) y atinee la configuracibn deseada
(numezo o simbolo) haste fa flocha en relieve en |a parle superior de la carcase del motor dal
taladro I destornillador {v_ase Fig. 8a).

Fig. 8

i

5O

EMBRAGUEDEPARAJUSTABLE23M_,S1(Ftg_8,8ay8b)cent,

Ulilice fas siguienles pautas para llegar a une configumci6n de par apropiada,

Fig. 8b

1.

2,

1 - 4 Pare ajuslar families peque5os (par manor)
5 * 8 Para ajuslar families en material brenda

9 - 12 Pare ajustar families en materials bfandos y duros

13 - t6 Pare ajustar tornilles en maderas duras

17 -23 Pare ajustar lemillos m6s grandee

,_ Pareel taladro helicoidal narmat a pesado en materials de const_ucci6n(par mayer)

Pare taladrar en madera, metal y p{6stico, gim y configure la abrazadera en el s|mbolo
de poslci6n de taladro_

Pare ajustar tornillos, gire y cenfigure la abrazadera en fa configuraei6n de I a ?..3
deseada, Si no est_ seguro de ta conftguracI6n aproptada utillzando las pautas de la

tabla (Fig_ 8b), precede de la sfguiente manera:

• Configure la abrazadera en la configuraci6n m&s baja. "1"

• Atorntlle y ajuste el primer tornfIlo

• St e{ embrague atasca antes de que sa ajuste el tornitlo, aumente la configuraci6n dei
par y conUntJe ajustando_

• Repifa este proceso haste Uegar ala configuraci6n del par que atomilla y ajusta el
tornillo sin que el embrague se atasque.

° Ufifice esa cenfiguraci6n de par pare a_ornilfar y ajustar los tornillos restantes,

NtVEL DE BURBUJA (FIG. 9)
A tinde asegurar un dngulo recto perfecto cuando

se taladre/atornt]la en una pteza de trabaja, puede
utilizer el nIvel de burbuja ubicado enclma del
Lafadre f destorniitador (yea Fig. 9), El nivel de
burbuja esta disefiado lrabajar cuando sa
taladra I afornitla ya sea en peslcl6nhoflzonlal.
Alinease ata burbtJja entre los des lineae, y el

taladro t destornilIador esta en ttn 6ngulo recto a
ia pieza de trabajo,, Esto a_egurara qua
ta_adre / atornille en l{nea recta a Ia pieza de t_'abajo

Al_nease_ burbufa de atre entre las
dos ltneas pets tatsdre horizontal,

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LA LUZ LED (Fig. 10)

Su taladro I destornIifador liens une luz LED que
enciende el ;_rea de laladr_r / deslorniltar pare la
luz sin mane en cualqu}er aplicaci6n_

ALMACENAMIENTO DE FRESAS EN
HERRAMIENTO (Fig° 10a)

Su taladro / destornfllader viene con 2 lresas de
destorni!lador con doble punts almacenado en

cads tado del base de het'ramionta.

Fig+ 1D

AlmacsnarniBnto DB Fresas
En H_rramtenlo

GRIP, punlando ale direcciSn pare suietar,

Flgo 11 ABRA LAS MORDAZAS

(introduclr

CIERRE LAS MORDAZAS

(pare ajuslar ta lmsa)

Fig, t la INCa RRECTO

L_ ADVERTENCIA: Asegr_rese de introduclr la frees complementaria en lines

rectB en les mordezes del mandril, No lntroduzca la Iresa complementarfa en lee
mordazas del mandril aun _ngulo y luego ajuste, seg_n se muostro en la Figure
11a. Esto podrta causer que la fresa sea arrojada del ta|adro y producir posibles
teslones pereoneles graves o daSo al mandril,

NOTA_ Gfre el euerpo del mandril en la dlreoo;6n que sefiala fa mane con ta
mares GRIP (SUJETAR) pera a]ustar Ins mordazes del mandril, NO utittce una
llave pare aJustar o aflojar leo mordazas del mandril,

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PARA INSTALAR LAS FRESAS COMPLEMENTAS (Figs.11 y 11a)

t,+ Bloquee el Interrupto_ de gatitlo colscando el Interrupter seleclor de avance I retmceso

con bloqueo de energfa en ta posici6n ¢enlral

2+ Abra o cierre Ins rnordazas del mandril haste un punlo on e! cual la abertura es levernente

mayor que el lamaSo de !afrees que intenla et;lizar,,Tambt_n, levante el frenle det taladto
levemenle pare evttar qua fa frees se salga de las mordazas del mandril

(v6ase Fig° t 1),
3, fntreduzoa la kosa oomplemenla.,
4,, Gire el mandril en el senltdo do Ins aguias del reloi pare ajuslar (SUJETAR) ins mordazas

dei mandril blen en ta ffesa. El mandd! ttene un mane en relieve al [ado de la palabra

JUEGO DE FRESAS ACCESORIOS DE 24 PEDAZOS (con 11B10 y 11834)
Su taladro t destorn+llador vtene con un Juego de 24 pedazos de lresas accesorios que

coloque on esiuche de aiamcenamiento I transpertadoreo iSsteJuege se deja desempeSar
muchos trabajes de letandro y destornlllando mec_nlco,

l

I

I

I

Fig, 12

l

EN EL SENTIDO

PARA SACAR LAS FRESAS {Fig. 12)

1 Bt_quee el interruplor de gatillo co{ocando

el Interruplor selector de avance ! _'etroceso
con b]oqueo de energ{a en ia posici6n

cenlral

2 Gira el cuerpo del manddt en senlido de Ias

las agujas del reloj pare abrir _s mordazas
El mandril tiene un mane estampado en
relieve at lade de la palsbra RELEASE
(SOLTAR}. mostrando la direcciSn de
aflojar las mordazas en ta freea

3, Saqueta lresa complementar_a.

NOTA: Glre el cuerpo del mandril en la dtreec]6n qua seSala la mane con la marca

RELEASE pare afloJar las mordazas dal mandril. NO UTILICE una liave pare ajustar o

aflaJar lee mordazas del mandril.

FUNCIONAMIENTO COMa TALADRO (Fig. 14)

GIm y conltgure la abrazadera de{ mandril de per hacia e] simbolo '_ de posici6n de laladro.

Instaie y ajuste la tresa pare talad_'odeseada an el manddL
t ,,lns_ale el cart_.=chode bater_as en el tatadro / destornillado_-

2., Empuje e! interrupter ee]_ctor de avancel _troceso con btoqueo en is posiciSn de avance.

3. Pare IaIadrar MADERA, utIt}celresas hellcotdales, fresa de pala y lresas pare madera

4 Pare taladrar METAL, utiltce fresas heftcoidales de alla velecidad, Utilice un lubrlcanie para

co_'tes cuando tatadra metales. Las excepdones son el hierro fundlde y latOn, qua se deban
latadrar en seco

5 Para taladrar MAMPOSTERIA. utiiice tresas con punla de carburo o hesas pare

mamposter{a., Un [{ujo uniforme y parejo de
pelvo indiea [a velocidad de _ladro apropiada

6,,Stempre aplique presi6n en tlnea recta con la

f_'esa.SI es necesario, uli{ice {as niveles de
burbuja pare tafadrar en ltnea recta en la pieza
de trabajo, Utilica su{iciante pres{6n pare qua
la hasa siga calando, pare no empuje
demastado fuarta pare no ataecar eI motor o
desviar la Iresa.

7,,Sas[enga et laladra / deslorniIlador Iirmemente

pare controlar ta acci6n de totsi6n det laladro I

destornlllado[,

e Mueva Ia tresa en {a pieza de trabaio, apticande

,3n{camenIe ta presiSn suficiente pm'a que la
Iresa stga co_'Iande, No fuerce el taladro ni
aplique presi_n lateral pare alargar un orificie.
Deje qua la herramienta haga el trabajo.,

9, Cuando laladre superficies durae y lisas

utilice una perfofact6n central papa marcar
la ubtcaci6n deI oriticio deseada, Esto evitard

qua Ia iresa se desfice fuera det cenlro cuando
se inicia e[ oriIicio

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FUNCIONAMIENTO COMe TALADRO (Ftg.. 13} conL
10 St se atasca el taladro I destorniIlador, o se t_ab_ la fresa en lapieza de traba}o,

generalmente es debido a que el taladro / destomiltador esl,_ sobreca_gado SUELTE
INMEDIATAMENTE EL INTERRUPTOR DE GATILLO y saque Is frees de la plezs de
trabajo, Delermine la cause del afascamiento. NO PRESIONE Y SUELTE EL GATILLO
PARA INTENTAR ARRANCAR UN TALADRO 1DESTORNILLADOR ATASCADO:
ESTO PODRiA DAt_AR EL TALADRO t DESTORNILLADOR.,

1t. Manter_ga el motor funcionando cuando saquela frees dot orificio taladrade,. Eslo ayudsr_

a prevenfr el atascamiento.

_ADVERTENCIA: Est_ preparado pare el atascamiento en la penetraci6n de is.

fresa, Cuando estas sltuactones se presenlan, el taisdro / destorniltsdor tiene tendenma
al egarte y retroceso en la dfrecci6n opueste de la rotacl6n y puede causer la p_rd[ds de
control cuando se penetra el material. S! no est,_ preparado, eeta p_rdida de control
podria produclr poslbles lestones graves.

HOTA: Este t.aladro t destorniltador ttene un freno el_ctrico. Cuando se suelta el
Interrupter de gatflro, el mandril dettena el giro instants' neamente. Cuando el freno
funclona adecuadamente, lea chtspae ser_n vfsibles a troves de fas ranuras de
venttlaclBn de la carcase. Esto es normal yes la acci6n del freno.

FUNCIONAMIENTO COMe
DESTORNILLADOR (Fig° 14),

Gtre y configure ta eb_zadera doper dal embrague

en Ia configuraci6n def par deseada. I a 23 Instals
y o uste la fresa complementada de suletador an
el mandril.

1. lnstaie el cartucho de bateries en el
taladro I destornitlador.

2 Empuje el interrupter seleelor de avance t

retroceso ala posici6n de avance

3 Practique un pose. ejustando torni]los en

meter_al de descarte, pare _segurarse de qua el
embrague se hays configurado en Ia configu_'acibn de par apropiada pare, el trabajoo

4 Cuando todos los ajustes seen correclos, atornl{ie y ajuste los sujetadores_
5 Pare rettrar los suJetaderes, empuje el interrupter selector de avance / retroceso

ala poslcibnInve_ea_

Z_ADVERTENCIA: Cuando realice el servicio t_enice, utllice selamente los ]

repuestos de Craftsman id_nticos, La utiltzacl6n de cualquier etro repuesto

Jpuede crer, run peligre o causer un dafio al producto.

Z_ ADVERTENCIA: SIEMPRE utiltce gafas de seguridad e anteejos de

segurided con preteccienes laterales cuando util|ce sire comprimido pare ltmpiar
los herramientas. Si la actlvidad es polvoriente, tambt6n utiliee una m_scara
centre el polvo.

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I _ ADVERTENCIA: Pare eviler lestones personales graves, stempre seque el

cartucho de bater_es de la herremienta cuando limpte o reattze cualquler

mantenlm!ento.

MANTENIMIENTO GENERAL
EviIe la utilizaci6n de solventes cuando se limpian la_ patios pl_',sticas La mayeria de los

pLeat!cossen susceptibtes a daSes de varies Upes per los solvenies comerctales y se pueden

dafter con su ulilizaci6n Ulilice patios fimpios pare sacar fasuciedad, polvo, ace!to y grasa, e_c

Z_ ADVERTENCIA: EN NINGUN memento permtta que Ifqutdos para frenos,

gasoline, produelos a base de petreleo, ace]tes penetrantes, etc. enlren en
centacto con las par!as pl_sticas. Los qufmlcos pueden daSar, debllttaro deslrutr

el pl_atico, to qua puede produclr una leet6n personal grave,,

PARA SACAR EL MANDRIL (Figs. 15, 15a y 15b)

Se puede sacar el mandril y reempfazar per uno nuevo_

t. B]oquee el Interrupter de gatiito colocando e_ Inlerruptor selector de avance / relroeeso

con btoqueo de energia en la posici6n conical o en fa posici6n APAGADO

2,, tntroduzca una tlave hexagonal de 5I!6 purgeo mayor en las mordazas del ta]adro y

ajusle b_en las mordazas del mandril

3_ DR un gotpecito seco ata Ilave hexagonal con un maze en el senlido de las agujas de}

retej (v_ase Fig, t5), Esto afEojar& el Iornillo dei mandril pare sacarlo con facitidad.

4., Abra las mordazas def mandril y saquela l_ave hexagonal, Ulilizando un deslornil_ador,
saque el tornillo del mandril gtr,_ndolo en el en
el sentldo de las agujas del reloj
(v_,ase Fig 15a). Note qua el lornillo de! mandrif
tlene rosca heete la tzquierda y [a d}recci6n con
el sentfdo de ]as agujas del reloj af_oja en vez de

aprtetar.

5, lnlroduzea la llave hexagonal nuevamente en

el mandril y ajuste bten las mordazas del
manddi De un gQIpecito seco con un maze
en el sentido contraflo aias agujas del reloj
(vL,ase Fig. 15b). Esto afiojar_ et mandril del
hus_l]o Ahora se pueda desenrescer
manuafmente

Flg_ 15a

Fig. 15b

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Ftgo16

VOLVER A AJUSTAR UN MANDRIL FLOJO
(Figs. 16 y 16a)

El mandril puede aflo]arss de1husillo y comenzar

a oscilar, Tambidn, se puede ailojer el tornillo del

manddl, to qua cause qua Easmordezes del
mandril se alasqusn y evile sU clerre

Para ajustar:
1o Bloquee el interrupter de gatillo colocendo _.,j'

el Interrupter selector de avanee/ retroceso
con bloqueo de eaergfa en ta posicl6n central

o APAGADO.

2 Abras las mo_dezas del mandril FEg_16a

3, Introduzca le Ifave hexagona15!t6-pulgada o

m_s grands en el mandril, D_ un golpecito
seco e la !lave hexagonal con un maze en et
senttdo de les agujas gel reloj,, Esto ajustar_ el
mandril en el husitlo.

4, Abra las mordazas deJ manddl y saqueta

llave hexagonal

5. Ajusle el tornitlo de_ mandrti en el sentido
eontrario de las agujas del refoJ. Note que el
torntllo del mandd! liens resca hacla la tzqu_erda y la direccI6n centre el sentldo de las
egujas del reloJ aprieta en vez de atlojer,.

I Z_ ADVERTENCIA: La utlltzaclSn de repuestos o accesorlos que no sen |

1

reeomendados pars esta herram|enta podrfa resultar pellgrosa y podrfe causer
leslones graves,

Los punic, s de vents Seam" y ot¢os de Craflsmen of_ecen una gran selecci0n de
accesorios pars teledros / deslornilladores Craftsman disefados pars apticaciones de
tatedros I deslorntlfadoreso

Puede comprar equfpo y conJuntos especf!tcamente pars taladrar f destm'nfllar,
conjunlos de fresas helicotdales, conjulos de Iresas (pars deslornlNador) de engaste,
conjunlos da fresas de pals, conjunlos de fresas con punts de carburo pars mampostarla_

fresas extra-largas, soportes pars h-esas magnetlcos y re&so

Vis{le su comercio Sears local u oleos puntos de vents Creltsmen o compre en

sears .cor!!craftsmen pars ver lodes los ecceserios pars su taladro f destornillador.

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BATER[AS

El cartucho de baterias pare esla herramienta est,_ equ_pado con batedas de
niquel-cadmio recargabieso La duraci6n de servicto de cada carga depender_ del lipo de
trabajo que realIceo

Se hen dIseSado las bater[as de esta herramienta pare proporcionar una vide 0til m_xima
ltbre de compllcac_ones. Sin embargo, come redes las beret(as, con e[ tIempo se gaslar&n.
NO deearme el cartucho de hater{as nt tnter_te reemplazar tas baler_as. Si maniputa estas
baieriras, especialmenle euando utilize anillos y joyas, podrta producir quemaduras graves,

P_ra obtener una posible vide _ltl de la baterl_ m_s profongada, sugerimos to sigulente:
!. Saque el caflucho de la_ bateflas del cargados una vez que est_ totalmente cargado

y lisle pare utilizer

Pare guardar las baterlas per m_s de 30 dies:

,, Guarde el cartucho de Sasbaterias en un lugar en el cual la temperalura sea menor a

80"F

• Guarde los cartuchos de bateflas en una condtct6n "descargada"

PARA SACAR EL CARTUCHO DE BATERIAS Y PREPARAR PARA

EL RECICLAJE
Pare conservarlos recursos natu_-ales,per _averrecic|e o deseche lasbateflas de manera

adecuada,,
Este producto contiene bateflas de niquel-cadmio. Las leyes tocales, estatales o federales

pueden prohtbirque se dBsechen lee baleflas de n[quef-cadmto en la bast_raordinaria
Consulte con la autoddad de desechos !ocai pare obtener inlormaci6n con respecto a tas

opctones de rectclaje y/o desecho disponibles.

ADVERTENCIA: Cuando |o saque, cobra el cartucho de bater{as con c_nte

adhesive de alta resfs_encla. No tntente destruir o desarmar el cartucho de

bateri'as o secar ninguno dR sue componentes_ Se deben reclcler o desecher los
baterfas de nTquel.cadmto adecuadamenle. Nunca toque toe termlnalee can

obJetos metdltcos y/o partes corporales tampoco, ya qua pueden producirse
certocircuitos. Mant_ngafas alejaclas de los nines. S| no cump|e con estas
advertencias, se pueden producir tncend!os y!o leslones graves_

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TALADRO / DESTORNILLADOR INALAMBRICO DE VELOCIDAD
VARIABLE 1REVERSIBLE DE 318 PULGADAS

Modelo No. 172-11810 9,6 Voltios

TALADRO/ DESTORNILLADOR

INALAMBRICO DE VELOCIDAD

VARIABLE / REVERSIBLE DE 318 PULGADAS
Modeto No. 17241810 9,6Voitios

,_rt|culo No. Parta8 N _, Descrtpct6n de la parte Cant,

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21

22

23
24

25

102

26
27
28
29
30

33

34
35

36
37 CDT'_09GU-37

3B CDTt09GU-3B

39 CDT!09GU-39
103 CDTI09GU-103
i04 CDTtDgGUq 04

CDTI09GU-9 Totnttroauio_mpo_n_o ST3,SXtB 9 ......

CDT!09GU-tO Resorte de d_sco 2
CDTI09GU-12 Frasa de DestornHb $2/6 1

CDT'I09GU-t3 Etiquet_ do Rango t

CDTI09GU-14

CDTt09GU-t5
CDTt09GU-t6
CDTt09GU-t7

CDTtO9GU-1B

CDTt0gGU-tg
CDTI09GU*20
CDT109GU*21
CDTI09GU-22

CDT109GU*23

CDT109GU-24
CDT109GU*25

CDTI09GU-102
CDTi09GU:26

CDT109GU-27
CDT109GU*28

CDTtOgGU-29

CDTI09GU-30

CDTt09GU-33
CDT'[OgGU,,34

CDTI09GU-,35 ....

CDTt09GU-36

ArtiSteRelen_endo t2 1
Reserve 1

Mange de c_nligumci6nde de Embr_gue 1
Tape do Embrague t

Reserto de Dtsc_ 1
T_pa de Coj]netes 1
Tornflb at_toempezando ST3,5×16 3
M_ndrfl 1
Tornillo M5 IZl:lU_erdaX16 1

Arande_a 2

Beta de Acem 3 15
Arandela 1

Mont_je de Anlecarcasa 1
Anieca_ca_a 1

Cojinel_ ., 1 ....

Beta de Acero 5 12
Anltlo de engmnate 1
juego de Rendimiento do Flach_ 1

TernIIIoau_eernpez_ndo ST3Xt6 4
An_llode Adapl_do_ 1

.... MlO_tj_ie de Arandab de TomlIIo M3XB 2

Aran#ela I
Engran_je P_,nelsdo I 3

Pot!ador EIanetaf!q ......................................... 1

E£g_##je Pbne_edo II 3

Ca_gador ................................... 1

Caftucho de Betertas 1

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TALADRO t DESTORNILLADOR INALAMBRICO DE VELOCIDAD
VARIABLE t REVERSIBLE DE 318 PULGADAS

Modelo No. 172-11834 12,0 Voltios

6O

_ TALADRO / DESTORNILLADOR

INALAMBR1CO DE VELOCtDAD

VARIABLE I REVERSIBLE DE 3/8 PULGADAS

Modeio No. 172-11834 12,0Voltlos

2B
27
2B

29

3O
33

34

CDTt0gGU-35
36 CDT109GU-36
37 CDT109GU-37

.................38 , CDT$09GU-38

39 CDTt09GU*39

t03 CDTt12GU-103
I04 CDTtI2GU-104

Art|culo No. Partes N _. Descr|pc|6n de la porte Cant,

i ......... CDT109GU-t N_vetdeburbul_ ........._...........

................2 CDT109GU-2 Etfqueta da Marc_ 1

.... ;3...... CDT109GU-3 Bet6ndeF/R t

4 CDT109GU-,4 Freea de Desio_nilla PH1/PH2 t
5 COT112GU_ Carcas_. iZquierda/Derecha t

t 01 CDTt 12GU-t0t Unfd_d dot Interrupter de Molo_ t

6 CDT1OgGU,,6 Interrupter .......... t

7 CDT109GU-7 Tmminal t

...................B........................CDT1 I2GU-8 . Place d,eSuminfslm Energta ..... t ....

31 CDT1 t2GU-31 Motor t
32 CDT109GU*32 PtS_n t
40 CDTIOgGU,.,,10 Inlet atambra I
41 CDT109GU_ll Iotas'alambre t
42 CDT109GU,A2 Inter alambte t
43 CDT109GU-43 lnie_ atambm 1

9 CDT10gGU-g Torniii0 auIoempezar_do ST3,5X18 9

10 CDTi0gGU-t0 Rosette de disco 2

t2 CDT109Gu-t 2 .............Fresa de OoslOt'nilla S2/S 1

...... t3 ......................CDTtt2GU-t3 . Ettquelade Range 1

t4 CDTtOg.GUTI 4 . Anillo Retenlendo t2 1
!5 CDTt0OGU-t5 Rosario 1

16 CDTt09Gu-'t 6 .... Mang_ d'e'coniigumc'i'_nde de Embmgue 1

.......................17 .....................CDTt09GU-17 Tape de Embragua 1

lB CDTI0gGu-t 8 ReserVe de Disco 1
t9 CDTI0gGU-19 T_pa de Cojinetes 1

20 CDT109GU-20 Tm'nino auloempezando ST3,SXt6 3
21 CDTt09GU-21 Mandril 1

22. CDT_09GU-22 Tomillo M5 Izquierda X1B 1
23 COT109GU-23 A_ndela 2

24 CDT109GU-24 Bola de Aceto 3 15

.........., 25 CDT109GU-25 A_ndela 1

102 CDTIOgGU-102 Ment_je de Aoleca_casa 1

CDT109GU-26 Antecarcasa 1

CDT109GU-27 Coltnet_ 1

CDT109GU-2B Bo[a de Aceto 5 t2

CDT109GU-29 AnilIode enorenaje ............. 1

CDT10gGU-30 Juego de Rend}mie_to de Flecha 1

CDTt09GU-33 Tornt_o autoempezando ST3X16 4

CDT109GU,,34 Anillo do Adaplador 1

Mentalo de Atande_, de Tornil!q M,3,X8 .......... ,,,,?_.........

Arandela 1
Engtanaje Planeterio I 3

Port,dot Planetado .... 1

EngmnBie PtenetaHo II ........3.,

Cargador ....................................................... 1 ......

Ca{tucho de Balerias 1

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TALADRO ! DESTORNILLADOR INALAMBRICO DE VELOCIDAD
VARIABLE/REVERSIBLE DE 3/8 PULGADAS

Modelo No, 172-67081 (en el kit 172.11864) 14,4 Voltios

62

I____ ALADRO / DESTORNILLADOR

INAL.&,MBRICO DE VELOCtDAD

VARIABLE t REVERSIBLE DE 3/8 PULGADAS

Modeio No. 172-67081 (en el kit 172.11864) 14,4 Voltios

Articulo No. Partes N_.

I

2

4
5

10t,

6,

...... 7

........ 8 ....

31

_32.....

4O

4I

42

43

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10

12

t3
14
15
16
17
1B

19

2O

21

22
23
24
25

......... t02

26
27

2B COTt09Gu-28 .........

29 COT109GU-29
3O

33

34

..........35

36
37

.......... 38

39
103
104

Descrlpci6n de !e pa rte Cant,

CDTI'0_'GU-t N=veideburbuJa 1

CD'Ti'og_5-2..... Etiqu_tadoM,arca,,..iI.... _1..........

CDTI0gGU_ Bet6n do FIR 1

CDTt09GU-4 Fmsa'da Des!er.[_t!!a 'PHI/PH2 ..................... 1........

CDTt t4GU-5 Ca_cas_ tzqularda.tDerech_ 1

,,,C,D,T114GU'I0't ........ Unidad dei tntenupto_,de M,0!Or .1

CDT!,09GU-6 interrupter ........... 1 ........

CDT109GU-7 .............Te,r,m,!,na!,. 1

CDTt 14GU-8 Place de Sumlnlstm Ene!gt a t
CDT_ 14GU_31 Moto_

CDTtO9GU-32 Pt_,6n ..... t

CDTIOBGU,40 Inter elambra I

CDT,!qgGU4"_ , 'inter alambre ......... t

CDT109GU.42 fnler atambta t

I CDT109GU,43 _nter efamt}_e ..... ............................ t.........

CDTt 0gGU-9 ..................T0[,,ni_le_luloernpezartdo ST3_X18 9

CDT109GU-10 Resorle de disco 2 .....

CDT1QgGU-12 F_ea de Des_o_rli[la,,£2/6 t
CDT1 t4GU-13 Etiquela de Range t
CDT109GU-t4 AnlIIo Retenlendo 12 t
CDTt 09GU-t5 Rosorte 1

CDT109GU-t6 M,nga,_,e _,onl]gumCiS,de de Embrague "'t .........

COT109GU-I 7 Tape de Embrague 1

, COT!,0,gGU-18 ReserVe.de Disco ,! .........

CDT109GU-19 T_pa de Cojinetes 1 ....

CDTt09GU-2O Tornino eu!oempezendo ST3_SXI6 3 .........

cDT_'o'g&O'2_Maadri_ 1

CDTI09GU-22 rornirlo M5 lzqu_erda Xii6' ,iii'iii'............ '1...........

CDTIOgGU-23 Amndela 2
CDT109GU_24 Bo_ de Acero 3 t5
CDT109GU-25 Arande_a 1

CDT1OgGU-_02 ..........Mon_aje de Antecarcasa 1

CDT109GU-26 An_ecamasa 1
CDT109GU-27 Cejinete 1

,,,Bo_ de Aceto 5 ..... 12

Antflo de engranale 1

COTt09GU-30 Juego de Rendimiento do Flecha I

CDT109GU_3 'To mille ,_u_eempezando S,T,3X16 .................. "_4 ....

CDT109GU-34 Anillo de Ad_p_ador t

CDTt 09GU-35 ....... Monlale do Arandel_ dg,Tora,[llo M3x8 2

CDTtOgGU-38 Arandela 1

CDTi 09GU-37 Eng_naj,e Plane_ado t 3 ......

CDT10gGU_8 : Pertader Ptane_ado 1
CD,T! 09GU-39 £n_mnaJe Plan,e,!a_fo II 3
COT1 t4GU-I03 Ca[gador 1

.........CDTi i4GU,,i04 Ca_'tueho de B_tertae 1

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