Kawasaki 690551-1HR Charging Battery Pack Assembly, Charge Battery Pack, Operating the Drill

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CHARGING BATTERY PACK

ASSEMBLY

CHARGE BATTERY PACK:

1. Plug the charger into the nearest 120 volt electrical outlet.

BATTERY PACK

Be aware that this tool is always in an operating condition because it does not have to be plugged into an electrical outlet. Always turn the switch “OFF” and remove the battery pack before changing bits.

2. Make sure the trigger

 

on the Cordless Drill

 

is in the “OFF”

LED

position and remove

LIGHT

the battery pack from

 

the Cordless Drill.

 

3. Insert the battery pack

 

into the charger. Be sure

BATTERY

that the battery pack is

CHARGER

fully seated in the charger.

 

Do not force.

 

4.

The red indicator light should come “ON” indicating that the battery pack is in

 

a “Fast Charge” mode. If the green indicator light comes “ON”, then the battery

 

is already fully charged.

5.

After approximately one hour of charging, the red indicator light should go

INSTALLING DRILL BIT INTO KEYLESS CHUCK

WARNING

Before inserting a drill bit or other accessory, make sure the forward/reverse and trigger lock lever is in the center “OFF” position to prevent accidental starts that may result in injury.

Do not attempt to tighten drill bits (or any other accessory) by gripping the front of the chuck and turning the tool on. This may cause personal injury

and/or damage to the chuck.

When removing the bit from the tool, avoid contact with skin and use proper protective gloves when grasping the bit or accessory. Accessories may be hot after prolonged use.

“OFF” and the green light should come “ON” indicating that the battery is fully

charged and the charger is now in a “Trickle Charge” mode.

6. The battery can be left in a “Trickle Charge” mode until ready to use.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RECHARGING HOT BATTERIES

When using your Cordless Drill continuously, the batteries in your battery pack will become hot. You should let a hot battery pack cool down for approximately 30 minutes before attempting to recharge. When the battery pack becomes discharged and is hot, the red light on the charger will flash. When the battery pack cools down, the red light will glow continuously to indicate fast charging mode, 1-hour charge time.

1.Hold the rear end of the chuck in one hand and use the other hand to rotate the front end in a counterclockwise direction to

open the jaws of the chuck.

2.Insert the shank of the bit (or other accessory) fully into the keyless chuck, taking care to keep the bit in the center of the jaws of the chuck.

HOLD

LOOSEN

TIGHTEN

This will occur when continuous use of your Cordless Drill causes the battery pack to become hot. It does not occur under normal

circumstances.

3.Turn the front end of the chuck clockwise to hold the bit in place.

4.Tighten securely by turning the front end of the chuck clockwise while holding the rear end.

OPERATING THE DRILL

Never tape the trigger switch down to provide continu-

ous high speed. The tool may fail under such conditions causing fire or personal injury.

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Contents 19.2V 2-SPEED BATTERY-OPERATED Drill Congratulations Table of ContentsGeneral Safety Rules for ALL Battery Operated Tools Recognize Safety SYMBOLS, Words and LabelsSave These Instructions for Future Reference Important SafeguardsElectrical Safety Personal SafetyTool USE and Care ServiceSpecific Safety Rules AND/OR Symbols Safety Rules for Cordless Drill / DriversFunctional Description SymbolsSymbol Name Explanation AccessoriesAttach Battery Pack BatteryREMOVING/ATTACHING Battery Pack Remove Battery PackImportant Information for Recharging HOT Batteries Charging Battery Pack AssemblyCharge Battery Pack Installing Drill BIT Into Keyless ChuckHIGH/LOW Speed Gear Shifting Variable Speed Trigger SwitchTorque Settings Forward / Reverse and Trigger Lock LeverDrilling Wood Maintenance and CleaningDrilling Metal Drilling MasonryProtecting the Environment AccessoriesSpecifications Conductor Size in A.W.GExclusions Year Limited WarrantyWarranty Performance Commercial or Rental PurposeLimitations on Warranty Disclaimers Warranty DisclaimersLimitation Of Liability