2. Detress the batteryorelease buttons located on the both sides of the battery
lack to release the battery lack.
3. Pull the battery ,ack out and remove it from the tool.
CAUTION: When mlacingthe battery _ack in the tool, be sure that the raised
ribs on the batterv lack align with the grooves inside the tool and that the latches
snareinto tlace Iroeerly_ Im_roter assembly of the batte_ eack can cause
damage to internal comeonents_
WARNING: Battery-tools are alw_s in operating cond_ion; therefore, the on/
off switch should always be in the
"OFF" nostion when not in use or Fig. 3
carrying the tool at your side.
ON/OFF SWITCH (Fig. 3)
To turn the tool on, push the on!
off switch fo_ard. To turn it off,
eush the switcrl backward
LED WORKLIGHT (Fig, 4}
The LED worHight, located
on the front of the tool, will
illuminate when the on/off switch
is in the forward (ON} iosition.
This irovides additional light
on the surface of the worktiece
for omeration in lower-light
conditions° -[he LED worMight
wil_turn off when the switch is
slid backwards (OFF}.
Fig° 4
LEDworMight _,...
FUELGAUGE (Fig. 5)
This too_ is ecniloed wKh a
FueIGauge, which indicates the
battery° tack charge level
The green LED on the FuelGauge
indicates that the battery is
fully charged.
The o[ange LED on the
FuelGauge indicates that the
batte[y I_asused a| |roximately
one half of its charge.
The red LED on the FuelGauge
indicates that the battery _ack is
deileted and needs to be charged,
Fig. 5
FuelOauge
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