909 H18 series Instruction Manual - Page 14
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Print PageBattery Indicator Under No-load
Red
Yellow
LED
LED
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
Battery indicator
Fully depress the trigger switch
and allow the drill to run at full
unloaded speed. Review the 3
coloured lights located on the
foot of the drill.The table above
explains the levels of charge (low,
medium and high).
Side auxiliary handle
(hammer models only)
Hammer models are fitted with a side handle mounting on
both the right hand side and the left hand side of the drill.
The side handle should be fitted and used on large holes or
hammer drilling operations.
Green
Battery status
LED
indicator/description
ON
High: Battery is fully charged
OFF
Medium: Battery has less than 50% charge capacity.
OFF
Low: Battery has less than 30% charge capacity.
OFF
Faulty battery pack
OFF
High temperature. The battery pack temperature is too high and needs to be
cooled down.
Note:
In this condition the battery will not operate the drill or recharge.
Once the battery pack has cooled down to an appropriate level the battery will
be suitable to for reuse or recharging. If the task is being carried on with the
cooled down battery you must first reduce the load being applied to the drill,
which would have caused the overheating of the pack (use a new drill bit or
sharpen the drill bit and allow the bit to do the cutting and reduce the amount of
force placed on the drill).
If the battery pack cools down and the status remains unchanged then the
battery pack is defective/damaged and should not be used.
WARNING:
Never use a damaged battery pack.
To fit the handle, select the
handle mounting side of the drill
best suited for your comfort and
also for the drilling operation to
be performed.
Thread the handle FULLY into
position by rotating the handle in
a clockwise direction.
To remove the handle, rotate fully
in a anticlockwise direction.
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