Powerplus POWXQ5205 IMPACT DRILL 1200W EN - Manual (Page 7)

POWXQ5205 EN
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8.5 Select Drilling / Hammer-Drilling function (fig 5)
CAUTION ! Wait for the drill to come to a complete standstill before
changing.
To drill in wood or metal select “drilling” mode. ( “ ” symbol is pointing forward )
To drill in concrete or stone, select “hammer drilling” mode. (
symbol is pointing forward).
NOTE:
 For impact drilling : only use forward (right) direction.

The switch should be in 'drill’ position when drilling holes in tiles.
*(1)selector switch (4) set for Hammer mode. / (2) selector switch (4) set for drilling mode.
8.6 Reversible action (left / right) (fig 6)
The direction of rotation on your drill can be reversed.
 The direction of rotation is controlled by a lever (6) located above the on/off switch (9).
 With your drill held in normal operation position the direction of rotation-lever (6) should be
positioned to the right of the trigger for forward drilling operation.
 The direction of rotation is in reverse (left), when the lever is turned to the left of the on/off
switch.
Don’t change the direction of rotation while your drill is still turning.
8.7 Insert a drill / bit. (fig 7)
 To open the keyless chuck, hold the rear ring, turn the front ring anti-clockwise. When
jaws are open sufficiently, insert the drill / bit and re-close the chuck turning the front ring
clockwise, tighten it securely.
 The keyless chuck has a lock function. When the drill/bit is tightened well, you can lock
the chuck by turning the rear ring (closest to machine) anti-clockwise (a few mm).
 To unlock, turn clockwise again)
9 USE
 Use only correctly sharpened drill bits which are suitable for the material being drilled.
 When drilling hard materials, firm pressure is required on the power tool. However,
excessive pressure does not improve performance and places unnecessary pressure on
the tool and its bit.
 Always apply pressure in straight line with the drill whiling drilling. Use enough pressure to
keep the drill biting but do not push too hard to avoid stalling the motor or damaging the
drill.
 Warning! If the drill stalls, release the trigger switch immediately and remove the drill from
the work to determine the cause of stalling.
 Use the auxiliary handle where possible to gain extra control and to prevent fatigue.
Use auxiliary handle supplied with the tool. Loss of control can cause
personal injury!
 To minimize the chance of sudden stalling and breaking through the material, reduce the
pressure on the drill and ease the drill .
 Keep the motor running when pulling the drill back out of a drilled hole. This will help
prevent jamming.