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Depth gauge

With the depth gauge, you can drill several holes with the same drilling depth.
 • Loosen the rotating button (8) to release depth gauge (7). 
 • Guide the depth gauge (7) through the opening on the attachable handle. 
 • To set the desired drilling depth. 
 • Pull the depth gauge out far enough so that the distance between the point of the 
  drill and the point of the depth stopper is the desired drilling depth. 
 • Tighten the rotating button (8) to lock depth gauge (7).

Inserting the drill

• Place the drill socket key in one of the side holes of the drill socket and turn the 
  drill socket clockwise.
• Select a designated drill and push it as far as possible into the drill socket 
  opening.
• Tighten the drill socket by turning it counter-clockwise. Make sure that the drill
  is secure in  the drill socket.
• Conduct a short test-run and make sure that the drill is tightly secured even 
  after a complete run. 

Using screw tools

When using screw bits, you should always use a universal bit holder.
Only use screw bits which are compatible with the screw head. Make sure that 
the screw tools are only used with reduced rotation speed.

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OPERATION

 5. OPERATION

Changeover switch (drilling/ impact drilling)

Set the changeover switch (5) only when the impact drill is at a standstill.
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Drilling operation mode

: Set the changeover switch (5) on the Drill position to 

   work on wood, metal, plastic materials or for screwing.
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Impact drilling operation mode

: Set the changeover switch (5) on the Hammer 

   position to work on concrete, stone, or brick.

Drilling concrete and brick

Use the hard metal drill and a high rotation speed. 

Drilling stee

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Use the HSS drill (HSS: high-alloy quick-working steel) and a low rotation speed. 

Screwing in/ loosening screws

Use a low rotation speed.

Drilling holes

When you would like to drill deep holes in hard materials, such as steel, we 
recommend that you first pre-drill the hole with a small drill.

Turning on/off

• Connect the power plug to a power outlet. 
• Attach the drilling machine directly to the drill spot. 
• Press and hold the on/off button (3) to turn the machine on. 

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• To turn the machine off, let go of the on/off button (3).

Long duration operation
Danger of injury !  

Should the machine should fall out of your hand during long 

duration operation, it will not automatically shut off. In this situation, immediately
pull out the power plug and turn the machine off. To ensure a safe long duration 
operation: 
• Hold the machine securely at all times.
• Always keep one finger on the on/off button to be able to turn it off   quickly.
For long duration operation, you can push the lock-on button (4) once. 
The on/off button (3) must be pressed for this. The machine will stay on until the 
on/off button is pushed quickly once again.

Setting the rotation speed

By pressing the on/off button (3), you can set the rotation speed during idle 
operation. The optimal rotation speed depends on the material drilled, the operation 
mode, and the inserted drill.
Light pressure on the on/off button: low rotation speed  
Greater pressure on the on/off button: higher rotation speed 

Selecting the rotation direction

• Do not set the left/right rotation switch during drilling.
• The rotation direction is always according to the switch position.
• Switch position R: right-rotation/forward/clockwise.To drill and to screw in screws, 
  push the right/left rotation switch (2) all the way to the right.
• Switch position L: left-rotation/backward/counter-clockwise. To loosen or pull out 
  screws and nuts, push the right/left rotation switch (2) to the left until the stopper.

Cooling the motor

If the motor has intensely overheated, allow it to run idle for 2 to 3 minutes on 
maximum rotation speed.

CARE  AND  MAINTENANCE

 6. CARE  AND  MAINTENANCE

Danger of injury! Before all care and maintenance work:

• Turn the machine off.Wait until the machine has come to a complete standstill. 
• Pull out the power plug. 

Cleaning

.Clean the machine regularly after each use from dust, shaving, wood 

splinters, etc. Clean the machine with a moist cloth and some soft soap. Do not use 
any detergents or solution; these may cause corrosion of the plastic parts of the 
machine. Make sure that no water reaches the inside of the machine.

Servicing. 

There are no parts on the inside of the machine which require 

maintenance by the user. Should the machine fail to function after a long operation 
time, have it checked by a technician.

Replacement parts. Danger of accident! 
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Parts which were not reviewed and approved by the manufacturer can damage 

  the machine and can cause serious injuries. 
• Use only original parts for replacing old parts, particularly for safety mechanisms
  and cutting tools.