Truper 15037, Manual

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Forward

Reverse

Chuck

base

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Start Up

The battery is shipped with NO CHARGE.  It is necessary to charge the battery 6 hours before being able to use it for the first 

time. Subsequent load times are performed in about 50 minutes. A normal charging temperature is from 32 °F to 113 °F. 

Out of this level the charge gets interrupted until reaching the right temperature. A normal temperature for discharge / work 

is from 32 °F to 167 °F. If 167 °F are exceeded, the electronic control with shut down the tool energy until the temperature 

reaches the optimum temperature level. When during work the battery is below the regular voltage, the tool stops 

functioning.  Between charges, give the charger 15 minutes rest. In hot temperatures or after a long job the battery might get 

too hot to be recharged.  Allow the battery to cool down before trying to charge it again.

Battery use 

Torque

regulator

• Using one hand, hold firmly the handle and with your 

other hand loosen the chuck tip turning in a countercloc-

kwise direction.

• Insert the bit until it stops or remove it whichever the 

situation.

• Turn the chuck base clockwise to fasten the bit.

Bits or adaptors assembly

• To bore and screw release the switch and and press the direction button on 

the side where marks point towards the chuck.

• To reverse the turn, and unscrew press it on the other side.

• The drill switch will get blocked if the button sits in the middle.

                          • The first time you turn on the drill and after reversing 

rotation you might hear a click. This in normal and does not represent a 

problem.

                          • To prevent damaging the tool, never reverse the 

rotation direction while the drill is running. 

Direction of rotation

• The two speeds in the drill work in a similar manner to those 

used in cars.

• Low speed (

1

) will give a lot of torque (torsion power). Use this 

speed when starting to drill large orifices, be it wood or metal. This 

will prevent the bit to get stuck.

• High speed (

2

) has a reduced torque but lets the drill operate 

with higher revolutions per minute, that make the tool when in 

the drill function to bore faster lean metal or wood.

Speed selection 

• To select the desired torque level to screw drive, turn the torque 

regulator until it matches the corresponding number with the upper mark:

From 1 to 4 for small screws,

From 5 to 9 for screws on soft materials,

From 10 to 16 for screws on soft and hard material.

• To bore metal, wood or plastic turn the torque regulator into the 

DRILL  (         coinciding with the upper mark) position.

                          • The torque level necessary depends on the type of 

screw to be used and the material onto which you are working. If in 

doubt use a lower torque and increase gradually until reaching the right 

one. An adequate torque prevents damaging the tool. 

Torque Adjust

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