AWARNING "READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS" Failure to follow the SAFETY RULES listed BELOW, and other basic safety precautions, may result in serious personal injury.
AWARNING The use of any other accessories not specified in this manual may create a hazard.
- | AWG SI | ze of Co | rd / Len | gth of Co | rd, ⊦eet |
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Feet | 25 | 50 | 100 | 150 | |
AWG | 18 | 18 | 18 | 16 |
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The Skil Cordless Drill and Screwdriver comes in two models, the 2003 and 2007. Both models have a 3/8" chuck, and two speeds (100 and 300 RPM). The 2003 has a 3-hour charge cycle and the 2007 has a fast 1-hour charge cycle. The low RPM capability of these models is not a deficiency. On the contrary, low speed means high torque and high torque is a definite plus for efficient drilling and driving. Your cordless is not recommended for such high speed operations as sanding, buffing, or polishing.
Your Skil Cordless Drill and Screwdriver is equipped with 5 nickel cadmium rechargeable batteries. Length of service from one charging will depend on the type of work you are doing, but the batteries can be recharged up to 1,000 times. Should it ever be necessary to replace the batteries, your nearest Skil Service Center or Authorized Service Station will be able to assist you. Check your Yellow Pages under "Tools-Electric" for the address. NOTE: Do not worry about overcharging. Your charger is designed to prevent overcharging.
Battery operated tools are always in operating condition when charged. The trigger lock is your protection against inadvertent use. Always keep the lock button in the off position when the tool is not in use or when changing accessories.
The reverse switch allows you to change the rotation of the tool. For clockwise or normal rotation, push the switch to the forward position. The reverse position will provide the counterclockwise rotation needed to remove screws.
Do not change the direction of A CAUTION rotation until the chuck comes to a complete stop to prevent damage to tool.
This exclusive Skil feature allows operation at either 100 or 300 RPM. Pull the trigger half way for low speed and all the way for full speed. NOTE: The drill should be recharged if it loses power in either low or high speed. The tool should not be operated at high speed when low speed no longer functions.
When not in use, the chuck key stores easily and securely in the base of the handle.
Your new cordless drill is not fully charged. Be sure to charge it prior to initial use. To charge the drill first put the trigger lock in the OFF position. Then pull the chuck key out far enough so you can twist it out of the way to insert the recharger plug. You do not have to remove the key completely. Plug the charger into the drill (match the large pin to the large hole and plug the charger into the power source.)
A CAUTION These chargers can be used only with 60 cycle, 120 AC voltage (normal house voltage).
After usage, the 2003 normally requires 3 hours charging time to reach full capacity.
NOTE: Your tool has a built-in thermostat to protect the batteries. This may increase the recharge cycle to 14-16 hours when the tool becomes warm from heavy use or high temperatures. For the 3 hour charge, place the tool in a cool environment for 30 minutes before recharging.
The charging system for the 2007 has been designed it to reach full charge in one hour and the light on the
rear of the housing will come on when a full charge has been obtained.
NOTE: If the system has become too warm from heavy use or due to a high temperature environment, the light will come on immediately when connecting the charger to the drill. This condition will produce a slow charge rate (14-16 hours for a complete charge). in order to obtain the quick charge rate, disconnect the charger and place the drill in a cool environment for about 30 minutes or until you can connect the charger to the drill without the light coming on immediately.
After the charging time has passed or you are ready to use the drill, unplug the charger from the power source and then from the drill.
A CAUTION Do not run the tool with the charger connected to prevent damage to charger.
NOTE: When not in use, the drill will lose approximately 1% of its charge per day. Also, when not charged for 90 days, the drill will charge only to 80% of capacity on the first charge. It will, however, return to 100% after several charges and uses. Thus, the best way to insure best battery performance is to use your drill frequently.
To start the drill, just slide the safety trigger lock to the "on" position and pull the trigger. When finished, release the trigger and return the trigger lock to the "off" position.
Push the trigger lock to the off position and open the jaws enough to insert the shank. Insert the bit up to the bit flutes for small bits and as far as it will go on large ones. Center the bit as you close the jaws by hand. This will provide maximum contact between the jaws and the bit. To tighten the chuck, insert the chuck key into each of the three holes in succession and tighten firmly. The chuck can be released by using any one of the three holes. When finished, place the chuck key back in the handle of the tool.
Use low speed when beginning the drilling operation. If possible, use a backing block. If not, ease up on the pressure just before the bit breaks through. This will keep you from splintering the back side. Then turn to the opposite side and complete the hole.
Use low speed to create a starting point. When drilling, be sure to use enough pressure to keep the bit cutting. Insufficient pressure will allow the bit
to spin in the hole. This will dull the bit and greatly shorten its life. Here are a couple of tips for drilling in metal. When drilling a large hole, it is usually faster in the long run to make a smaller hole and enlarge it to the required size. Also, you will find drilling in metal easier if you lubricate the tip of the bit occasionally with oil.
Soft materials such as brick are relatively easy to drill. Concrete, however, will require much more pressure to keep the bit from spinning. Remember to always use carbide tipped bits for any sort of masonry work.
The procedure shown in Fig. 3 will enable you to fasten materials together with your Cordless Screwdriver without stripping, splitting, or separating the material.
First, clamp the pieces together and drill the first hole 2/3 the diameter of the screw. If the material is soft, drill only 2/3 the proper length. If it is hard, drill the entire length.
Second, unclamp the pieces and drill the second hole the same diameter as the screw shank in the first or top piece of wood.
Third, if a flat head screw is used, countersink the hole to make the screw flush with the surface. Then, simply apply even pressure when driving the screw. The screw shank clearance hole in the first piece allows the screw head to pull the pieces tightly together.
The adjustable screw drill accessory will do all of these operations quickly and easily. Screw drills are available for screw size No. 6, 8, 10 and 12.
Preventive maintenance of your drill is easy. There are just 3 steps to follow:
1. Use a clean cloth to wipe oil, grease and other deteriorating substances from the tool.
ACAUTION Certain cleaning agents and solvents can damage plastic parts. Some of these are: gasoline, carbon tetrachloride, chlorinated cleaning solvents, ammonia and household detergents which contain ammonia. Avoiding use of these and other types of cleaning agents will minimize the possibility of damage.
2. Store the tool where it is cool and dry. Avoid areas where the temperature will drop to 0° F or exceed +120° F.
3. About once per year (depending on use), return your tool and charger to the nearest Skil Factory Service Center, Authorized Skil Service Station, or
other competent repair service. Check your telephone Yellow Pages under "Tools-Electric" or "Tools-Repair". Service will include:
All repairs, electrical or mechanical. should be attempted only by trained repairmen. Contact the nearest Factory Service Center, or Authorized Service Station or other competent repair service. Use only identical replacement parts, any other may create a hazard.
create a hazard.
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SKIL | FACTOF | RY SER | VICE CEI | NTERS |
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POWER TOOLS |
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ALABAMA
ARIZONA |
Birmingham: 2721 Green Springs Highway 35209
Mobile: 3319 Demetropolis Rd. 36609 Phoenix: 1710 E. McDowell Rd. 85006 |
(205) 942-9651
(205) 666-3623 (602) 254-1165 |
NEBRASKA
NEVADA NEW JERSEY |
Omaha, 2110 S 37th St 68105
Reno Sparks, 990 Packer Way 89431 Edison, 6 Kilmer Court 08817 |
(402) 341-2733
(702) 358-1165 (201) 572-0875 |
AUTHORIZED
SERVICE STATIONS |
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ARKANSAS
California |
Little Rock. 1303 W. Markham 72201
Anaheim. 1290 N. Grove 92805 San Francisco. 2285 Palou Ave. 94124 Fresno. 1571 N. Maple 93703 Los Angeles. 5455 E. Washington Blvd. 90040 |
(501) 374-1911
(714) 630-3244 (415) 285-0330 (209) 252-2879 (213) 685-6760 |
NEW MEXICO
NEW YORK |
Hillside, 611 U S Hwy No 22 07205
Albuquerque, 3320 Candelaria Dr N E 87107 Buffalo, 88 Benbro Drive 14225 Huntington Sta, 673 E Jencho Turnpike 11746 |
(201) 686-6350
(505) 884-1299 (716) 681-2500 (516) 423-2100 |
are located in the followin
cities. For addresses and phone numbers, see your |
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Concord, 1170 Burnett Ave. Suite D 94520
Sacramento, 3000 O Street 95816 San Diego. 7330 Opportunity Rd. Suite E 92111 Santa Clara. 2130 DeLaCruz Bivd. 95050 Van Nuys. 16201 Victory Bivd. 91406 |
(415) 827-1427
(916) 451-8473 (714) 268-8335 (408) 727-9444 (213) 994-8896 |
NORTH CAROLINA |
Jamaica, 153-25 Hillistide Avenue 11432
Manhattan, 75 Vanck Street 10013 E Syracuse, 601 W Manilus St 13057 Charlotte, 4800 N Tryon 28213 Raleigh, 5306 Hillisborough 27606 |
(212) 297-1919 (212) 226-7630 (315) 437-3435 (704) 597-1957 (919) 851-1418 |
phone book Yellow Pages
under "Tools-Electric". |
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Denver, 678 Bryant St. 80204
Rocky Hill, 2122 Silas Deane Hwy, 06067 |
(303) 893-5123
(203) 527-4153 (004) 398 0738 |
0110 |
Akron, 2169 E. Market St. 44312
Cincinnati, 1245 Tennessee Ave. 45229 Cleveland, 9000 Bank St. 44125 Columbus, 5552 M. Jush St. 42314 |
(216) 794-9440
(513) 242-0244 (216) 447-0250 (514) 885 8570 |
ALABAMA: Huntsville: Sheffield
ALASKA: Anchorage; Fairbanks ARIZONA: Tucson: Flagstaff ARKANSAS: Russelville, Springdale |
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FLURIDA |
North Miami 8049 N W 66th St 33166
Orlando, 2605 S Orange Ave. 32806 Tampa, 5135 W Cypress St. 33607 |
(305) 592-2377
(305) 843-5642 (813) 872-0271 |
OKLAHOMA |
Dayton, 5671 Webster St. 45214
Dayton, 5671 Webster St. 45415 Oklahoma City, 606 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 73107 |
(513) 890-0760
(405) 236-0170 (503) 484-1311 |
CALIFORNIA: Eureka: Redding
Santa Barbara: Ventura: Visalia COLORADO: Grand Junction DELAWARE: Wilmington |
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GEORGIA |
Atlanta, 5717 Peachtree Industrial Blvd 30341
Honolulu, 3069 Ualena St. 96819 |
(404) 452-8192
(808) 836-0404 |
PENNSYLVANIA |
Portland, 2933 E. Burnside 97214
Philadelphia, 4210 Macalester Ave, 19124 |
(503) 234-7418
(215) 455-2506 (217) 557 2000 |
HAWAII: Maui
IDAHO: Boise: Idaho Falis IOWA: Davenport |
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ILLINUIS |
Chicago (Norm), SuoT N, Eiston AVE, Boosd
Chicago (South), 3259 W. Columbus Ave, 60652 Addison, 608 W. Lake St, 60101 Palatine, 1298 East Dundee Road 60067 Springfield, 300 S, 315 St, 62703 |
(312) 285-6760
(312) 436-1555 (312) 543-8660 (312) 934-4570 (217) 528-6415 |
RHODE ISLAND
South Carolina |
Pittsburgh. 3221 Liberty Ave. 15201
East Providence. 505 Waterman Ave. 02914 Greenville. 1013 N. Pleasantberg Dr. 29607 |
(412) 261-6457
(401) 438-5626 (803) 271-8161 |
LOUISIANA: Shreveport, West Monroe
MARYLAND: Hagerstown MISSISSIPPI: Jackson MONTANA: Billings: Great Falls; Kalisp |
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INDIANA
IOWA |
Indianapolis: 3817 S East Street 46227
Des Moines: 2430 Hubbell 50317 |
(317) 787-8297
(515) 265-3275 (913) 381-3883 |
TENNESSEE |
Knoxville, 2002 E. Magnolia 37917
Memphis, 895-6 Brooks Rd. 38116 Nashville, 715 8th Ave. So. 37203 |
(615) 546-7744
(901) 332-9293 (615) 256-1708 |
Missoula: Helena
NEVADA: Las Vegas NEW YORK: Schenectady NORTH CAROLINA: Greensboro, Ash |
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KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA MARYLAND |
Louisville. 2501 Crittenden Dr. 40217
New Orleans. 3501 Tchoupitoulas St. 70115 Baltimore. 6834 Harford Rd 21234 |
(502) 636-2835
(504) 899-6309 (301) 254-8988 |
TEXAS |
Daltas. 2457 Walnut Ridge 75229
Fort Worth, 1116-8 E. Seminary Dr. 76115 Houston (Central). 324 N. Hutcheson St. 77003 Houston (North). 10600 Hempstead. Suite 101. 77092 Lubbock, 2112 50th 79412 |
(214) 241-5385
(817) 926-7787 (713) 224-9178 (713) 681-4893 (806) 747-9177 |
NORTH DAKOTA: Fargo
OHIO: Toledo; Youngstown OKLAHOMA: Tulsa OREGON: Medford PENNSYLVANIA: Allentown: Lehiah Vi |
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ASSACHUSETTS
MICHIGAN |
College Park. 9925 Rhode Island Ave. 20740
Boston, 190 N. Beacon St. 02135 Detroit, 26111 W. Eight Mile Rd. 48240 |
(301) 474-5510
(617) 254-4560 (313) 535-1919 |
UTAH
VIRGINIA |
San Antonio, 612 McCullough Ave 78215
Salt Lake City. 280 W 2855 South St. 84115 Norfolk, 2438 Ingleside Rd. 23513 |
(512) 224-6311
(801) 486-5797 (804) 855-2035 |
Easton: New Holland, Reading:
Reading, Dallas SOUTH CAROLINA: Columbia TENNESSEE: Jackson |
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MINNESOTA
Missouri |
Grand Hapids, 40 44th St. S. W. 49508
Minneapolis, 2539 Nicollet Ave. 55404 St. Louis, 1238 S. Vandeventer Ave. 63110 |
(612) 872-0608
(314) 535-7424 |
WASHINGTON |
Seattle, 2424 4th Ave. 98121
Spokane, 1902 E. Mission Ave. 99202 Tacoma, 1610 Center St. 98409 |
(206) 622-4404
(509) 535-1754 (206) 572-7107 |
VERMONT: S. Burlington
VIRGINIA: Roanoke WASHINGTON: Yakima: Kennewick WEST VIRGINIA: Huntington, St. Alban |
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82 | WISCONSIN | Milwaukee, 10906 W National Ave 53227 | (414) 327-0050 | WYOMING: Casper |
Skil Corporation warrants for one year from the date of purchase all Skil Electric Tools which do not perform satisfactorily due to defects caused by faulty material or workmanship. Our obligation assumed under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of parts, without charge, which have not been misused, carelessly handled, or defaced by repairs made or attempted by others The complete product must be returned, transportation prepaid, to any Skil Factory Service Cen or Authorized Service Station. A listing of Factory Service Centers is packed with each Skil produ
Any Skil Electric Tool listed in the current Skil Power Tool catalog (except those used in c Any Skil Electric Tool listed in the current Skil Power Tool catalog (except those used in commer-cial and/or rental service or listed as a professional tool) which does not perform satisfactorily due to defects in workmanship or materials will be replaced free of charge if returned to the dealer, from whom purchased within ninety days of purchase date. This warranty does not apply to accessories.
When a defective product is returned for replacement, proof of purchase is required and all original When a defective product is returned for replacement, proof of purchase is required and all equipment packaged in the initial purchase must be returned with the product. Free product ment of kits will be limited to replacement of the basic product only.
REF.
NO. | PART NAME | PART NO. | |
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1 | SCREW | 68005 | |
2 | CHUCK | 67974 | |
3 | GEAR BOX-COVER ASM. | 322429 | |
4 | SPINDLE AND GEAR | 315104 | |
5 | INTERMEDIATE GEAR | 315103 | |
6 | BEARING | 313827 | |
7 | BUMPER | 302347 | |
8 | BUMPER | 317545 | |
9 | SCREW2 | 313828 | |
10 | MALE CONNECTOR | 315825 | |
11 | ★ | SCREW2 | 315127 |
12 | D.C. MOTOR ASSEM. | 313876 | |
13 | TERMINAL2 | 314359 | |
14 | ★ | TUBING 2 | 303686 |
15 | HOUSING & COVER SET | 320187 | |
16 | SCREW7 | 313830 |
10. | ||||
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17 | BATTERY PACK | 319320 | $30 | 3/00 |
18 | BATTERY COVER | 313804 | ||
19 | SWITCH ASSEMBLY | 319321 | ||
20 | SAFETY LOCK | 313839 | ||
21 | TRIGGER | 317865 | ||
22 | RUBBER PLUG 2 | 28780 | ||
23 | BATTERY STRAP | 315833 | ||
24 | CHARGER | 72063 | NLA | 3/00 |
25 | CHUCK KEY | 28667 | ||
26 | BEARING | 313824 | ||
27 | TERMINAL3 | 313847 | ||
28 | TERMINAL | 313848 | ||
29 | PINION | 312649 | ||
30 | L.E.D. & THERMOSTAT | 315830 | ||
31 | INSULATION PAD | 315832 | ||
PART NAME
F-323317
PART NO