Hitachi DV 14DSFL, Handling Instructions Manual

English

12

6.

How

to

select

tightening

torque

and

rotational

speed

Table

5

Use

Clutch

Dial

Position

Rotating

speed

selection

(Position

of

the

shift

knob)

LOW

(Low

speed)

HIGH

(High

speed)

Driving

Machine

screw

1

–

22

For

4

mm

or

smaller

diameter

screws.

For

6

mm

or

smaller

diameter

screws.

Wood

screw

1

–

For

8

mm

or

smaller

nominal

diameter

screws.

For

4.8

mm

or

smaller

nominal

diameter

screws.

Drilling

Brick

For

13

mm

or

smaller

diameters.

For

8

mm

or

smaller

diameters.

(DV14DSFL)

For

10

mm

or

smaller

diameters.

(DV18DSFL)

Wood

For

32

mm

or

smaller

diameters.

(DV14DSFL)

For

18

mm

or

smaller

diameters.

(DV14DSFL)

For

38

mm

or

smaller

diameters.

(DV18DSFL)

For

22

mm

or

smaller

diameters.

(DV18DSFL)

Metal

For

drilling

with

a

metal

working

drill

bit.

○

The

rotational

speed

of

the

drill

can

be

controlled

by

varying

the

amount

that

the

trigger

switch

is

pulled.

Speed

is

low

when

the

trigger

switch

is

pulled

slightly

and

increases

as

the

trigger

switch

is

pulled

more.

NOTE

A

buzzing

noise

is

produced

when

the

motor

is

about

to

rotate;

This

is

only

a

noise,

not

a

machine

failure.

11.

For

drilling

into

brick

Excessive

pressing

force

never

increases

drilling

speed.

It

will

not

only

damage

the

drill

tip

or

reduce

working

e

ffi

ciency,

but

could

also

shorten

the

service

life

of

drill

bit.

Operate

the

impact

driver

drill

within

10-15

kg

pressing

force

while

drilling

into

brick.

12.

Using

the

hook

The

hook

is

used

to

hang

up

the

power

tool

to

your

waist

belt

while

working.

CAUTION

○

When

using

the

hook,

hang

up

the

power

tool

 fi 

rmly

not

to

drop

accidentally.

If

the

power

tool

is

dropped,

it

may

lead

to

an

accident.

○

When

carrying

the

power

tool

with

hooked

to

your

waist

belt,

do

not

 fi 

t

any

bit

to

the

tip

of

power

tool.

If

the

sharp

bit

such

as

drill

is

 fi 

tted

to

the

power

tool

when

carrying

it

with

hooked

to

your

waist

belt,

you

will

be

injured.

○

Install

securely

the

hook.

Unless

the

hook

is

securely

installed,

it

may

cause

an

injury

while

using.

(1)

Removing

the

hook.

Remove

the

screws

 fi 

xing

the

hook

with

screw

driver.

(

Fig.

11

)

(2)

Replacing

the

hook

and

tightening

the

screws.

Install

securely

the

hook

in

the

groove

of

power

tool

and

tighten

the

screws

to

 fi 

x

the

hook

 fi 

rmly.

(

Fig.

12

)

CAUTION

○

Only

Hitachi

STANDARD

ACCESSORIES

phillips

bit

(No.

2

×

65L;

Code

No.

983006)

may

be

used.

Do

not

use

other

bits

since

they

may

come

loose.

MAINTENANCE

AND

INSPECTION

1.

Inspecting

the

tool

Since

use

of

as

dull

tool

will

degrade

e

ffi

ciency

and

cause

possible

motor

malfunction,

sharpen

or

replace

the

tool

as

soon

as

abrasion

is

noted.

2.

Inspecting

the

mounting

screws

Regularly

inspect

all

mounting

screws

and

ensure

that

they

are

properly

tightened.

Should

any

of

the

screws

be

loose,

retighten

them

immediately.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

serious

hazard.

CAUTION

○

The

selection

examples

shown

in

Table

5

should

be

considered

as

general

standard.

As

di

ff

erent

types

of

tightening

screws

and

di

ff

erent

materials

to

be

tightened

are

used

in

actual

works

proper

adjustments

are

naturally

necessary.

○

When

using

the

impact

driver

drill

with

a

machine

screw

at

HIGH

(high

speed),

a

screw

may

damage

or

a

bit

may

loose

due

to

the

tightning

torque

is

too

strong.

Use

the

impact

driver

drill

at

LOW

(low

speed)

when

using

a

machine

screw.

NOTE

The

use

of

the

battery

in

a

cold

condition

(below

0

degree

Centigrade)

can

sometimes

result

in

the

weakened

tightening

torque

and

reduced

amount

of

work.

This,

however,

is

a

temporary

phenomenon,

and

returns

to

normal

when

the

battery

warms

up.

7.

Mounting

and

dismounting

of

the

bit

(1)

After

inserting

a

driver

bit,

etc.

into

the

keyless

drill

chuck,

fi 

rmly

grasp

the

ring

and

tighten

the

sleeve

by

turning

it

toward

the

right

(in

the

clockwise

direction

as

viewed

from

the

front)

(See

Fig.

9

).

○

If

the

sleeve

becomes

loose

during

operation,

tighten

it

further.

The

tightening

force

becomes

stronger

when

the

sleeve

is

tightened

additionally.

(2)

Dismounting

the

bit

Firmly

grasp

the

ring

and

loosen

the

sleeve

by

turning

it

toward

the

left

(in

the

counter-clockwise

direction

as

viewed

from

the

front)

(See

Fig.

10

).

CAUTION

When

it

is

no

longer

possible

to

loosen

the

sleeve,

use

a

vise

or

similar

instrument

to

secure

the

bit.

Set

the

clutch

mode

between

1

and

11

and

then

turn

the

sleeve

to

the

loose

side

(left

side)

while

operating

the

clutch.

It

should

be

easy

now

to

loosen

the

sleeve.

8.

Con

fi 

rm

that

the

battery

is

mounted

correctly

9.

Check

the

rotational

direction

The

bit

rotates

clockwise

(viewed

from

the

rear

side)

by

pushing

the

R-side

of

the

selector

button.

The

L-side

of

the

selector

button

is

pushed

to

turn

the

bit

counterclockwise

(See

Fig.

10

)

(The

and

marks

are

provided

on

the

body).

CAUTION

Always

use

this

unit

with

clockwise

rotation,

when

using

it

as

an

impact

drill.

10.

Switch

operation

○

When

the

trigger

switch

is

depressed,

the

tool

rotates.

When

the

trigger

is

released,

the

tool

stops.

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