Kawasaki 691295 Symbols, Symbol Name Explanation, Functional Description, Controls and Components

To prevent accidental starting, always disconnect the plug from the power source before making any adjustments or changing accessories.

Never run the drill while carrying it at your side.

If the bit becomes bound in the work piece, release the trigger immediately and prepare for the tool to kickback toward you. Reverse the direction of rota- tion, then back out the bit by slowly squeezing the trigger.

Make sure all accessories are rated for the recommended speed of the drill. Brushes, grinding wheels and other accessories may fall apart if run at too high a speed, sending dangerous debris flying at the operator.

Use gloves when changing hot bits and accessories to avoid burns.

SYMBOLS

IMPORTANT: Some of the following symbols may be used on your tool. Please study them and learn their meaning. Proper interpretation of these symbols will allow you to operate the tool better and safer.

SYMBOL			NAME	EXPLANATION
		V	Volts	Voltage (Potential)
		A	Amperes	Current
	Hz		Hertz	Frequency (Cycles per Second)
	W		Watt	Power
	Kg		Kilograms	Weight
			Alternating Current	Type of Current
			Direct Current	Type of Current
			Alternating or Direct Current	Type of Current
			Earthing Terminal	Grounding Terminal
			Class II Construction	Denotes Double Insulation
	min		Minutes	Time
		s	Seconds	Time
	￿		Diameter	Size of Drill Bits,
				Grinding Wheels, etc.
			No load speed	No-load Rotational Speed
.../min			Revolutions per Minute	Revolutions, Surface Speed,
				Strokes, etc. per Minute
1,2,3, …			Ring Selector Settings	Speed, Torque or Position Settings

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

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CONTROLS AND COMPONENTS:
1.	Trigger Switch
		6.	Motor Brush (2)
2.	Lock-On Switch	7.	Double Insulated Power Cord
3.	Direction Control Lever	8.	Chuck
4.	Comfort Rubber Grip	9.	Chuck Key
5.	Motor Housing

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Disconnect the power plug from the AC power source before any assembly, adjustments, or adding/removing accessories. Following this preventative step reduces the risk of the drill coming on acciden- tally and the risk of damage to the workpiece and injury to the operator.

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