SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: Risk of flying particles .
• Use of damaged hand tools, sockets, extensions and
accessories may result in injury.
• Do not use torque screwdriver as a hammer.
• Torque screwdriver not in calibration may cause
damage to parts or tools.
• Do not use extensions on hadle as a damage to
torque screwdriver will result.
• To avoid "side load" ocurred with inaccurate torque
readings, please keep torque screwdriver vertical to
the flat of use.
NOTE: Always use aye protection while using hand
tool.
WARNING
Injury may result from electrical shock.
• Handle is not insulated, do not use on live
electrical or high valtage circuits.
MANTEINANCE / SERVICE
NOTE: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LUBRICATE THE INTER-
NAL MECHANISM
1. The torque screwdriver´s internal mechanism is
permanently lubricated during assembly.
2. Clean torque screwdriver by wiping. Do not immerse.
3. Store torque screwdriver in protective case at its
lowest torque setting. Do not force handle below
lowest setting.
ADJUSTMENTS OF TORQUE SETTINGS
1. Determine proper torque to be applied to the faste-
ner.
2. Use a certified torque tester that is accurate within
a range suited to screwdriver torque range.
3. Remove end cap at the base of the screwdriver (fig. 1).
4. Place screwdriver on tester and cycle several times
observing the torque setting displayed on the tester.
5. With a 1/8" hex. key adjust the set screw at the base
of the preset torque screwdriver. Turn clockwise (cw)
to increase the amount of torque and counter-cloc-
kwise (ccw) to decrease the amount of torque.
6. Adjust until desired torque setting is reached. Turn
the screwdriver several more times on the tester and
find tune the setting to as repeatable a number as
possible. Replace end cap.
7. Install the propper bit in to the hex. receiver and the
screwdriver is ready to use.
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