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Set plate
Battery cartridge
Battery charger
Charging light
Explanation of general view
Battery charger
Chuck
key
Sleeve
Ring
9
Storage
cavity
10
Reversing
switch
lever
11
Switch trigger
12
Restart
button
5
b
7
I
1
3
SPECIFICATIONS
Model
Capacities
DA3O1D
Stee1 ...................,..........
10 mm
Wood
.
...
10 mm
Wood
screw
4 5 mm
x
20
mm
No load
speed
(m¡n-1) .......
O
-
700
Overall
length
290
mm
Net weight ......................... 1.2
kg
Rated
voltage
.. D.C.
7
.2 V
D4391 D
'10
mm
12
mm
45mmx20mm
0-800
335
mm
1.3 kg
D.C
96V
DA3O1
DB
10 mm
10
mm
45mmx20mm
0-700
290
mm
12kg
D.C.7.2V
DA391
DB
10 mm
12 mm
4.5 mm
x
20
mm
0-800
335
mm
13kg
DC 96V
.
Due
to our
continuing program
of
research
and
devel-
opment, the specifications herein are subjecl lo change
without nolice
.
Note: Specifications
may
differ from country
to country.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
When
using
battery operated
tools
basic
safety precaut¡ons, including the follow¡ng,
should
be followed
to
reduce
the risk of fire,
leek¡ng batter-
ies and
personal injury:
Bead
these
instructions
before operating th¡s product and
save
these instruc-
t¡ons,
For
safe
operation:
1.
Keep
work
area clean
-
Cluttered areas and benches invite injuries
2.
Consider the work env¡Íonment.
-Do
not expose the tool
to
rain
Keep
work area
well
lit.
Do not
use
tools in the
Dresence of
flammable
l¡quids
or gases.
3.
Keep
children
away
-Do
not let
visitors touch the
tool
Keep
v¡sitors
away from work area.
4.
Store batte¡ies or idle
tools
-When
not in use, tools and batteries should
be
stored separately
in
a
dry, high
or
locked
up
Dlace,
out
of
reach
of children.
-
Ensu
re
that
battery
terminals
cannot
be
shorted by other metal parts such as
screws,
nails, etc.
5.
Do
not force the tool
-
lt wi¡l do the
job
better and safer at
the
rate for
which it was intended.
6.
Use
the
righttool
-
Do not
force small
tools or
attachments
to
do
the
job
of a
heavy duty tools. Do not use tools
for purposes not intended.
7.
Dress
properly
-
Do not
wear loose clothing
or
jewellery, they
can be caught in
mov¡ng
parts
Non-skid foot-
wear
is
recommended when working outdoors
Wear protecting hair
cover¡ng
to
conlain
long
hair
8.
Use protect¡ve equipment
-
Use safety glasses and if the cutting operat¡on
is
dusty,
a
face
or
dust
mask.
9.
Connect dust extraction equipment
-
lf
devices
are
orovided
for
the
connection
of
dust
extraction and collection ensure these are
connected and properly
used
10.
Do not abuse lhe supply cord
(¡f
f¡tted)
-
Never
carry the tool by
the
cord
or
yank
it
to
disconnect
from
the
socket. Keep
the
cord
away from heat, oil and sharp
edges.
1
I
.
Secure the work
-
Use clamps
or
a
vice
to
hold
the
work
lt
is
safer
than
using your hand and ¡t frees
both
hands to ooerate the
tool,
12.
Do not over-reach
-
Keep proper footing and balance
at
all times
13.
Maintain
lools
with care
-
Keep cutting tools sharp and clean for
better
and safer
oeformance
Follow instructrons for
lubrication and
changing accessories. lnspect
tool
cords
periodically
and
if
damaged
have
repaired by an authorized service
facility.
14.
D¡sconnecttools
-
Where the
design permits, disconnect the tool
from its
battery pack when not in use,
before
servicing and when changing accessories such
as blades, bits and cutters.
15.
Remove ad¡usting keys
and
wrenches
-
Form the habit of checking to
see
that
keys
and
adjusting
wrenches
are
removed from the tool
before turning
it on
16.
Avoid unintent¡onal start¡ng
-
Do not
carry the
tool
w¡th
a
finger
on
the
switch.
17.
Stay
alert
-
Watch
what you
are doing
Use
common
sense. Do not operate the tool when you
are
t¡red
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