Operation - Meister MAS18VL Originalbetriebsanleitung

5450920-Akku-Bohrs_man 08.03.17 09:35 Seite 71
The charge state is shown as
follows:
• Green/Yellow/Red:
The rechargeable battery is fully
charged.
• Yellow/Red:
The rechargeable battery is
partially discharged.
• Red:
The rechargeable battery must be
charged.
9 – Operation
Torque pre-selection
The cordless drill/screwdriver has a
torque setting function with 25+1
levels which helps to avoid damage to
the screw or drill head. By rotating the
torque setting (2) on your cordless
drill/screwdriver, you can select the
required level, from 1 (easy screw -
driver action) through to maximum
(heavy-duty screwdriver/ drilling
action). Always select the most
appropriate torque for the job in hand.
Do not use the drill setting for
screwdriver work.
Tensioning a tool
Traditional screwdriver bits, bit
holder and drills up to a diameter of
13 mm can be used in the chuck (1).
Only use a tool that can be clamped
securely in the chuck and which is
designed for use with this machine.
See "Technical data".
The machine has a quick-action
chuck (1). This allows you to
change accessories by hand quickly
and without a chuck key.
• Open the claws of the quick-
action chuck. To do this, rotate
the quick-action chuck anti-
clockwise. Open the quick-action
chuck far enough to be able to
insert the tool.
• Insert the tool in the quick-action
chuck.
• Rotate the quick-action chuck
clockwise and tighten securely.
CAUTION! Accidentally
switching the machine on is
an injury risk. Set the switch for
the rotation direction to the
middle setting when the machine
is at a standstill in order to
activate the lock for the On/Off
switch.
CAUTION! Risk of cuts.
• Wear gloves to insert a drill into
the quick-action chuck.
• Tighten the quick-action chuck
to clamp the tool in place.
The chuck of right/left
rotating machines is always
fixed with a left-threaded screw.
This must be loosened from the
front through the chuck (1) before
changing it. Left-threaded screws
can only be loosened by turning
to the right.
71