8. Operation
a) Inserting/removing bit
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Release the on/off switch (6) to stop the drive.
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When the bit holder no longer turns, put the desired bit into the bit holder (3) or pull it out to
remove it.
Ensure that the bit is pushed as far as possible into the bit holder (3) of the cordless
screw driver so that the torque can be optimally transferred to the bit.
b) Rotating Direction Switch (with Activation Lock)
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The rotating direction switch (5) can be used to switch the rotating direction between left and
right. An arrow on either side of the rotating direction switch (5) reflects the rotating direction:
- Rotating direction to the left (viewed from the rear of the cordless screw driver), to release/
turn out screws; LED (1) is lit
- Rotating direction to the right (viewed from the rear of the cordless screw driver), to tighten/
turn in screws; LED (2) is lit
Choose the rotating direction depending on whether you want to turn a screw in or out.
Two LEDs (1, 2) on the top of the cordless screw driver indicate the corresponding
rotating direction when the on/off switch is pushed and the motor is running.
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The drive is off in the middle position of the rotating direction switch (5) (activation lock).
The drive should be blocked with the rotating direction switch for tool change, maintenance
or cleaning, as well as during transport. This prevents starting up of the motor if the on/off
switch is pushed accidentally.
Switch the rotating direction only when the drive of the cordless screw driver has
stopped completely! Otherwise, the drive may be damaged.
c) LED for workplace lighting
There is a white LED (4) on the front below the bit holder. It is activated automatically when the
on/off switch (6) is activated and serves lighting during the work process.
When the activation lock is active (the rotating direction switch (5) is in the middle
position), the drive will not start up, but the white LED will nevertheless light up.
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