Virutex ATB80P Manual De Instrucciones página 18

• Disconnect the charger from power supply after-
charging.
• Remove the battery from the charger and mount
battery in the power tool (see Fig. 8.3).
Charger indicators (see Fig. 9)
Charger indicators 27 and 28 inform of the battery
charging process. Signals of the indicators 27 and 28
are shown on the label 26 (see Fig. 9).
• Fig. 9.1 - (The green indicator 28 is on, the battery
15 is not inserted in the charger) - the charger 16 is
connected to the power network (ready for charging).
• Fig. 9.2 - (The green indicator 28 is blinking, the
battery 15 is inserted in the charger) - the battery is
being charged.
• Fig. 9.3 - (The green indicator 28 is on, the battery is
inserted in the charger) - the battery is fully charged.
• Fig. 9.4 - (The red indicator 27 is on, the battery is
inserted in the charger) - the charging process of the
battery is terminated due to inappropriate temperature.
When the temperature conditions are normal, the process
of charging will resume.
• Fig. 9.5 - (The red indicator 27 is blinking, the battery
15 is inserted in the charger) - the charging process of
the battery is terminated because of its failure. Replace
the faulty battery, its further use is prohibited.
8. TURNING THE POWER TOOL ON/OFF
Make sure the rotational direction selector switch
(12) is not in a centred position; this blocks the on/
off switch (13).
Turn on: Press the on/off switch (13).
Turn off: Release the on/off switch (13).
9. DESIGN FEATURES OF THE POWER TOOL
Temperature protection
The temperature protection system allows the power
tool to be automatically deactivated in case of excessive
load or when the battery's (2) temperature exceeds 70°C.
The system protects the power tool from damage in the
event of non-compliance with the conditions of use.
LED light
By pressing the on/off switch (13), the LED light (4)
turns on automatically and allows you to perform tasks
in low light conditions.
Switching the operation modes shall be
carried out only in the off mode of the
tool's motor.
Function switch 21 is designed for the switching the
following operation modes of the tool:
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Screwing (set the function switch 21 in the posi-
tion indicated in Fig.11.1) - for screwing in of threaded
fastening elements. In this operation mode, it's possible
to set one of the 21 torque values.
Drilling (set the function switch 21 in the position
indicated in Fig. 11.2) - non-impact drilling in wood,
synthetics, metal.
Impact drilling (set the function switch 21 in the
position indicated in Fig. 11.3) - impact drilling in
masonry, concrete, natural stone.
Gradual speed setting
The speed is controlled from 0 to the
maximum speed by pressing the on/off
switch (13). A light pressure produces
low revolutions, which allows the power
tool to start smoothly
Double speed switch
Change the revolutions per minute (rpm)
range only after the motor has comple-
tely stopped.
For high speeds (H), move the switch (9) forward. Use this
mode for adjusting screws or drilling large diameter holes.
For low speeds (L), move the switch (9) backward. Use this
mode for drilling speeds to make small diameter holes.
Selecting the rotational direction
Change the rotational direction only
after the motor comes to a complete
stop. Otherwise, it could damage the
power tool.
Clockwise rotation (drilling, screw extraction) Set the
rotational direction selector switch (12) to the left
(Fig. 12.1).
Counter-clockwise rotation (screw extraction) Set
the rotational direction selector switch (12) to the
right (Fig. 12.2).
Deceleration
Deceleration stops the quick change chuck (1) imme-
diately after the power tool has been switched off. This
helps prevent excessive tightening of the bolts and screws
and prevents damage to the work attachments, the
screwdriver bits and the slots on the setting elements.