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MSSD36T-Li by MacAllister
Charge
> Plug the charger jack (12) into the
charging socket (10) on the handle
(4) (Fig. 2).
> Connect the charger (11) to the
power supply.
> The indicator light (7) shows
the charging status.
RED - charging
RED - charging
GREEN - charging finished
WARNING! Check the voltage! The voltage must comply with the
information on the rating label!
NOTE: It is normal for the battery pack and charger to become warm
(but not hot) during the charging process. Depending on temperature
and existing charge level, the actual charging time may change.
>
After charging finished (this normally takes about 1 hour), disconnect the charger
from the power supply and then pull the charger jack (12) from the charger
socket (10).
WARNING! Always charge the product before storage! It's important to
Cool down a just-operated product for approximately 30 minutes
before attempting to recharge.
Indicator lights
Switch on the indicator lights (7) by pressing the small button next to them, the lights
show the battery status as below:
RED
YELLOW
GREEN
LED
LED
LED
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
BATTERY STATUS
Fully charged
Less than 70% charged
Less than 45% charged
and needs to be recharged.
4
10
12
Fig. 2
Before you start
Fig. 3
GB
IE
7
15
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Questions and answers
Where can I get a replacement charger
You can find a replacement charger for the Mac Allister MSSD36T-Li Cordless Screwdriver from MYVOLTS Limited. They offer a myVolts USB to 5V DC power cable that allows you to power the screwdriver from a USB port, such as a laptop, phone charger, or USB power bank.
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Hi, When I press button of the screwdriver it turn very short rev (40 to 60°) angle and stop. I made sure it is fully charged and still doing the same thing. what could be the problem? do I need to change the battery and how can I do that ? Thanks
The Mac Allister MSSD36T-Li screwdriver may only turn 40 to 60 degrees and stop due to several possible issues:
1. Low Battery – If the battery is not sufficiently charged, the tool may not have enough power to complete a full rotation. Try fully charging the battery (approx. 1 hour).
2. Torque Setting – If the torque setting is too low, the screwdriver may stop when resistance is met. Adjust the torque setting if possible.
3. Mechanical Obstruction – Check if there is any debris or obstruction in the tool socket preventing full movement.
4. Damaged or Worn Battery – If the battery no longer holds a charge properly, it may need replacement. However, the manual states that damaged battery packs should not be serviced or replaced by the user. Instead, contact the manufacturer or an authorized service provider.
First, try charging the battery fully. If the issue persists, check for obstructions or torque settings. If the battery appears faulty, professional service is recommended.
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