Power Fist 18V 3/8, 8088395 Owner's Manual

18V 3/8" Cordless Drill
with LCD Display

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Owner’s Manual

This cordless drill has been manufactured in accordance with the
applicable standards and equipment safety legislation. When using
electrical appliances, it is important to take some safety precautions in
order to avoid possible injury and damage. Carefully read and store these
instructions so that this information is available at all times.

Do not dispose of Ni-Cad batteries in household waste! The battery must
be disposed of in accordance with legislation on batteries.

No. Name No. Name

1. Cordless drill 8. Red indicator

2.

Quick-clamp drill chuck 9. Green indicator

3. Handle 10. Charger

4. On-off switch with speed control 11. Plug(AC)

5. Reverse switch 12. LCD display

6. 20+1 clutch settings 13. Bubble level

7. Battery pack

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Technical data

Type: 8088395
Free speed: 900 RPM
Voltage: 18V DC
Drill-bit chuck: 3/8" (10 mm)
Continuous noise level: <70dB(A)
Hand-arm-vibration: <2.5m/s

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LCD screen displays current battery charge level (0-100%)

Battery and charger

Voltage: 18V DC
Char

ge current: 2,000 mAH

Charge time: 1-1.5 hrs

Caution:

Each cordless drill is supplied with a genuine battery pack and a charger.
Please adhere to the following guidelines:

Electronic speed control

Rotation right/left regulate

Bit

Drill Bit

Recycling

Ambient temperature max:
40°C

Do not dispose of Ni-Cad
batteries in household waste

Protect Ni-Cad batteries
from heat and fire: risk of
explosion!

Do not throw Ni-Cd
batteries into water!

Safety Instructions

Caution:

When using power tools, attention must be paid to the following basic
safety measures as protection against electric shocks and against the risk
if injuries and burns. Read and observe these instructions before you use
the device.

1.

Keep your working area tidy. Disorder in the working area increases
the risk of accidents.

2. Be aware of surroundings. Never expose power tools to rain or
moisture and do not use power tools in moist or wet environments.
Ensure that there is good lighting. Do not use power tools in the
vicinity of combustible liquids or gases.

3. Protect yourself from electric shock. Avoid bodily contact with
grounded parts. e.g. pipes, radiators, stoves or refrigerators.

4. Keep power tools away from children. Do not let other people touch
the tool or the cord and keep the people away from your working area.

5. Store your tools in a safe place. Unused tools should be stored in a dry,
locked room where children can not reach them.

6. Do not overload your tool. You will work better and more safety in the
specified performance range.

7. Use the correct tool. Do not use any tools or attachments, which are too
weak for heavy work. Do not use tools for purpose and work for which
they are not intended.

8. Wear appropriate working clothes. Do not wear any loose clothing or
jewelry (they could get caught up in moving parts). For outdoor work,
it is recommended that you wear rubber gloves and non-slip footwear.
If you have long hair, wear a hair net.

9. Use safety glasses. Furthermore, use a dusk mask or respirator when
performing any work that generates dust.

10. Do not use the cord for inappropriate purposes. Do not carry the tool

by the cord and do not use the cord in order to pull the plug out of the
socket. Protect the cord from heat, oil and sharp edges.

11. Secure the workpiece. Use clamping devices or a vice in order to hold

the workpiece in a secure position. It is much safer than holding it by
hand and allows you to use both hands to operate the tool.

12. Do not overreach. Avoid any abnormal postures. Ensure that you are

standing securely and keep your balance at all times.

13. Look after your tools with care. Keep your tools ready for operation

(e.g. sharp) and clean in order to work well and safely. Follow the
maintenance regulations and the instructions for tool changes. Check
the plug and the cable regularly and, if these are damaged, have them
replaced by a recognized electrical specialist. Always keep handles
dry and free from oil and grease.

14. Unplug the tool when not in use, prior to maintenance and during the

tool change. (e.g. saw blade, drill bit and machine tools of all kinds.)

15. Do not leave any tools keys inserted. Before switching on, check that

keys and setting tools have been removed.

16. Avoid any unintentional operation/starting-up of the device. Do not

place your finger on the switch when carrying tools connected to the
power supply. Make sure that the switch has been switched off when
the device is connected to the power supply.

17. Extension cords. Outdoors, use only those extension cords that have

been approved for this purpose and are marked accordingly.

18. Always pay attention. Observe your work. Proceed sensibly. Do not

use the tool if you are lacking in concentration.

19. Check your device for damage. Before each use of the tool, carefully

check the problem-free and intended function of the protective
devices or of slightly damaged parts. Check whether the function of
moving parts is in order, whether they stick and whether parts are
damaged. All the parts must be correctly assembled and operating
properly to guarantee problem-free operation of the device. Damaged
protective devices and parts should be properly repaired or replaced
by a customer service workshop, unless otherwise indicated in the
operating instructions. Damaged switches must also be replaced at a
customer-service workshop. Never use tools with switches, which
cannot be switched on or off.

20. Repairs should be performed only by an electrical specialist. This

power tool complies with the relevant safety regulations. An electrical
specialist may carry out repairs.

21. For your own safety, use only accessories and additional devices

which are specified in the operating instructions or are recommended
by the tool manufacturer. The use of any tools or accessories other
than recommended in the operating instructions may entail a risk of
injury for you.

Safety Instructions for Battery Pack and Charger

If under extreme conditions any electrolyte should escape from the
battery, it’s essential to avoid contact with skin. If electrolyte does come
into contact with your skin, rinse it off with water. In the event of
electrolyte contact with your eyes, it’s essential to consult a doctor.

1. Before the use of the charger and the battery pack, read the instruction
manual for it carefully.

2. During the charge process, the current used should correspond to the
current of the battery charger.

3. Never let moisture, rain or splashed water reach the charging location.

4. The ambient temperature must not exceed 40°C.

5. Storage-battery packs, which are defective or damaged or can no
longer be recharged, must be disposed of as hazardous waste. The
battery must be disposed of in accordance with local disposal
legislation on batteries. Never harm our environment. Do not throw
unusable storage-battery pack away into the domestic waste, fire or
water.

6. If the electrical cable is damaged, the wire may only be replaced by the
supplier or by his repair workshop. Have repairs carried out only by an
authorized specialist only.

7. Use only storage-battery packs that have been produced by the original
manufacturer.

8. Always keep the surface of the charger free from dust and dirt.

9. Insert the battery pack into the charger. Follow the guidelines provided
concerning polarity.

10. Always remove battery pack before working on the machine.

11. When the battery pack is outside the drill, cover the contacts to avoid

short circuits (e.g.from tools).

12. Do not throw Ni-Cad batteries into water or fire, risk of explosion!

13. Protect the battery pack from impacts, and don’t open it.

14. Never discharge the battery pack completely. Recharge occasionally if

not used for a prolonged period of time.