18V ONE+ HP™ Brushless Compact Drill Driver - Tool Only (RDD18C)

Bits can slip if the tips are very worn or are poor quality. Try inspecting the tip of the Bit to ensure it is not excessively worn. You should also make sure you're using the correct Bit for the fastener. Refer to the fastener packaging for…

The chuck securing screw has potentially loosened - tighten to avoid dropping Bits all the way into the bottom of the chuck. Depending on the type of chuck, make sure when tightening that the Bit is seated on the chuck jaws with equal seating /…

Check that the chuck securing screw has potentially loosened – tighten clockwise with a matching bit (PH3 or Torx T30 usually) This occurs when Bits are dropped all the way into the bottom of the chuck.

The most common driver bit type is a Phillips Head or PH2 Driver Bit (a four-pointed star). Most commonly there will be a selection of Driver bits with different head types available to purchase.

Drill Drivers do not have a safety clutch for core drilling.

The Drill Bit may have dust or liquid on the Bit, which might cause it to slip - this can be prevented by cleaning the end of the Drill Bit that goes into the chuck.

ALWAYS disconnect the tool from power before starting. You will need a PH3 Screwdriver, a 10-13mm Allen key & a Rubber Mallet. To start, locate the internal screw within the centre of the Drill chuck.

Check that the Drill may is set on the correct drill or driving settings, the speed may be too high/ low, in reverse instead of forward, or the Adjustable clutch may not be set to the Drill mode (when drilling.) Generally, Slower the speed, the more…

The chuck might have debris in the jaws, which could make adjusting the chuck harder or stiff. Open the chuck fully and clean out any build-up of dirt and dust - preferably with compressed air.

Check the battery charge level – it is normal that a battery will lose some minor power output as the charge level drops. If the charge level is too low, the tool may stop under load. In this case you may need to charge your battery or change…

Check the battery charge level – it is normal that a battery will lose some minor power output as the charge level drops. If the charge level is too low, the tool may stop under load. In this case you may need to charge your battery or change…

Check the battery charge level – it is normal that a battery will lose some minor power output as the charge level drops. If the charge level is too low, the tool may stop under load. In this case you may need to charge your battery or change…

Check the battery charge level – it is normal that a battery will lose some minor power output as the charge level drops. If the charge level is too low, the tool may stop under load. In this case you may need to charge your battery or change…

The settings are to help with drilling holes & driving screws properly into the desired material.

Select low speed for larger diameter Bits, and a high speed for smaller ones.

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