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FIGURE 2
Chuck Key (22) in hole.
Jaws
Using the Lock Button
When you are drilling for
extended times and want to
take your finger off of the
Trigger, use the Lock Button.
Squeeze the Trigger to start the
drill, then push the Lock Button.
The drill will stay on. When you
are finished, just squeeze and
release theTrigger to stop the
drill.
See FIGURE 1 on page 10.
To Install Bits: See FIGURE 1 on page ten and FIGURE 2 below.
1. Insert the Chuck Key (22) in one of the holes on the Chuck (10) and turn it coun-
terclockwise to open the jaws of the Chuck (10).
2. Insert a bit (not included). Keep the bit straight as you turn the Chuck Key (22)
clockwise to close the jaws of the Chuck (22). Once tightened, visually check to
see if it is in straight. If not, repeat the process and straighten the bit. When it is
straight, use the Chuck Key (22) to tighten the Chuck (10).
3. To remove a bit (not included), insert the Chuck Key (22) in a Chuck Hole and
turn it counterclockwise until the jaws open and release the bit.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (continued)Note: Always use sharp bits. Dull or damaged bits may cause undue stress on the
drill and possibly break, causing injury. Bits are available at Harbor Freight
Tools.
Note: When holding the drill in your hand, the Forward/Reverse Lever points to-
ward the right and the unit will drill forward. When it is pointed to the left, the
unit will drill in reverse. See FIGURE 1 on page 10. The Forward/Reverse
Lever does not act as a locking mechanism. To lock Trigger, see “Using the
Lock Button” above.
Note: To ensure you are drilling or driving screws on a level plane, use the built-in
level on the top of the Drill.