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12V,

13.2V, 14.4V,

15.6V

&

18V

3/8"

CORDLESS

DRILLS

INSTRUCTION

MAMUAL

Catalog

Numbers

CD231,

CD431, CD632,

HP131,

HP231,HP331, HP431,HP532,

HP932,

FS432,

FS632, FS840,

FS1320,

FS1560

BEFORE

RETURrsJING

THIS

PRODUCT

FOR

ANY'REASON

PLEASE

^ACL

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YOU

SHOULD

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&

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PURCHASE,

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(1-800-544-6986).

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MOST

CASES,

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BLACK

&

DECKER

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CAN

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YOUR

PROBLEM

OVER

THE

PHONE.

IF

YOU

HAVE

A

SUGGESTION

OR

COMMENT,

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US

A

CALL.

YOUR

FEEDBACK

IS

VITAL

TO

THE

SUCCESS

OF

BLACK

&

DECKER'S

QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT

PROGRAM.

KEY

INFORA/\ATiON

YOU

SHOULD

KNOW:

•

Battery

pack

must

be

charged

for

rf

iree

hours

before

initial

use.

•

Charger

may

hum;

batteries

or

charger

may

become

warm

during

charging.

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

VEA

EL

ESPANOL

EN

LA

CONTRAPORTADA.

INSTRUCJIVO

DE

OPERACION,

CENTROS

DE

SERVICIO

Y

POUZA

DE

GARANTIA.

ADVERTCNCIA:

LEASE

ESTE

[NSTRUOIVO

AlvlTES

DE

USAR

EL

PRODUaO.

Cot.

Nos.

CD231,

CD431,CD632,

HP131, HP231,

HP33LHP431,

HP532, HP932,

FS432,

FS632, FS840,

FS1320,

FS1560

Form

No.

154806

(JUL99-1)

Copyright©!

999

Black

&

Decker

Printed

in

China

GENERAL

SAFETY

RULES

-

FOR

ALL

BAHERY

OPERATED

TOOLS

AwARNING!

read

and

understand

Aa

INSTRUCnONS.

Failure

to

follow

oil

instrucHons

listed

below,

may

result

in

electric

shock,

fi

re

ond/or

serious

personal

injury

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUaiONS

WORK

AREA

•

Keep

your

wodc

area

clean

and

well

lit.

Cluttered

benches

and

dork

areas

invite

accidents.

•

Do

not

operate

power

tools

in

explosive

atmospheres,

such

as

in

the

presence

of

flammable

liquids,

gases,

or

dust.

Power

tools

create

sparks

v4iich

may

ignite

the

dust

or

fumes.

•

Keep

bystanders,

children,

and

visitors

away

while

operating

a

power

tool.

Distractions

con

cause

you

to

lose

control.

ELECTRICAL

SAFETY

•

Do

not

abuse

the

cord.

Never

use

the

cord

to

carry

the

tool.

Keep

cord

away

from

heat,

oil,

sharp

edges

or

moving

parts.

Replace

damaged

cords

immediately.

Damaged

cords

may

create

a

fire.

•

A

battery

operated

tool

with

integral

batteries

or

a

separate

battery

pack

must

be

recha^ed

only

vrilh

the

specified

charger

for

the

battery.

A

charger

that

may

be

suitable

for

one

type

of

battery

may

create

a

ri

sk

of

fire

when

used

with

another

battery.

•

Use

battery

operated

tool

only

with

specifically

designated

battery

pack.

Use

of

any

other

batteries

may

create

a

rislc

of

fire.

CACPTV

IF

YOU

HAVE

A

SUGGESTION

OR

COMMENT,

GIVE

US

A

CALL.

YOUR

FEEDBACK

IS

VITAL

TO

THE

SUCCESS

OF

BLACK

&

DECKER'S

QUALITY

IMPROVEMENT

PROGRAM.

KEY

INFORMATION

YOU

SHOULD

KNOW:

•Battery

pack

must

be

charged

fo

r

three

hours

before

initial

use.

•

Charger

may

hum;

batteries

or

charger

may

become

worm

during

charging.

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

VEA

EL

ESPAHOl

EN

U

CONTRAPORTADA.

INSTRUCnVO

DE

OPERACION,

CEIMTROS

DE

SERVICIO

Y

p6uZA

DE

GARANTIA.

ADVERTENCIA:

LEASE

ESTEINSTRUOIVO

ANTES

DE

USAR

EL

PRODUaO.

Cat.

NOS.CD231,

CD431,CD632,

HP131,HP231,HP331,HP431,

HP532,

HP932,

FS432, FS632, FS840,

FS1320,

FS1560

Form

No.

154806

(JUL99-1)

Copyright©!

999

Block

&

Decker

Printed

in

China

GENERAL

SAFETY

RULES

-

FOR

ALL

BATTERY

OPERATED

TOOLS

AwARNING!

read

and

understand

all

instructions.

Failure

to

follow

all

instructions

listed

below,

may

result

in

electric

shock,

fire

and/or

serious

personal

injury

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCnONS

WORK

AREA

•

Keep

your

work

orea

clean

and

well

lit.

Cluttered

benches

end

dark

areas

invite

accidents.

•

Do

not

operate

power

tools

in

explosive

atmospheres,

such

as

in

the

presence

of

flammable

liquids,

gases,

or

dust.

Power

tools

create

sparks

which

may

ignite

the

dust

or

fumes.

•

Keep

bystanders,

children,

and

visitors

away

while

operating

a

power

tool.

Distractions

con

cause

you

to

lose

control.

ELECTRICAL

SAFETY

•

Do

not

abuse

the

cord.

Never

use

the

cord

to

carry

the

tool.

Keep

cord

owoy

from

heat,

oil,

sharp

edges

or

moving

parts.

Replace

damaged

cords

immediately.

DomogM

cords

may

create

a

fire.

•

A

battery

operated

tool

with

integral

batteries

or

a

separate

battery

pack

must

be

recharged

only

with

the

specified

charger

for

the

battery.

A

charger

that

may

be

suitable

for

one

type

of

battery

may

create

a

ri

sk

of

hre

when

used

with

another

battery.

•

Use

battery

operated

tool

only

with

specifically

designated

battery

pock.

Use

of

any

other

batteries

may

create

a

ri»

of

fire.

PERSONAL

SAFETY

•

Stay

alert,

watch

what

you

ore

doing

and

use

common

sense

when

operating

a

power

tool.

Do

not

use

tool

v^ile

tired

or

under

the

influence

of

drugs,

alcohol,

or

medication.

A

moment

of

inattention

while

operating

power

tools

may

result

in

serious

personal

injury,

•

Dress

properly.

Do

not

wear

loose

clothing

or

jeweliy.

Contain

long

hair.

Keep

your

hair,

clothing,

and

gloves

owoy

from

moving

ports.

Loose

clothes,

jewefry,

or

long

hair

can

be

caught

in

moving

ports.

•

Avoid

accidental

starting.

Be

sure

switch

is

in

the

locked

or

off

position

before

inserting

battery

pock.

Gurying

fools

wi4i

your

fi

nger

on

the

switch

or

inserfing

the

battery

pack

into

a

tool

vrith

the

switch

on

invit^

accidents.

•

Remove

adjusting

keys

or

wrenches

before

turning

the

tool

on.

A

wrench

or

a

key

that

is

lefi

attached

to

a

rotating

part

of

the

tool

may

result

in

personal

injury.

•

Do

not

overreach,

l^p

proper

footing

and

balance

at

oil

times.

Proper

footing

end

balance

enable

better

control

of

the

tool

in

unexpected

situations.

•

Use

safety

equipment.

Always

wear

eye

protection.

Dust

mask,

non-skid

sa^ty

shoes,

hard

hat,

or

hearing

protection

must

be

used

for

appropriate

conditions.

TOOL

USE

AND

CARE

•

Use

clamps

or

other

practical

way

to

secure

and

support

the

workpiece

to

a

stable

platform.

Holding

the

work

by

hand

or

against

your

body

is

unstable

end

may

lead

to

loss

of

control.

•

Do

not

force

tool.

Use

the

correct

tool

fo

r

your

application.

The

correct

tool

v/ill

do

the

job

better

and

safer

at

the

rote

for

which

it

is

designed.

•

Do

not

use

tool

If

switch

does

not

turn

It

on

or

off.

A

tool

thot

cannot

be

controlled

with

the

switch

is

dongerous

end

must

be

repaired.

•

Disconnect

battery

pock

from

too!

or

place

the

switch

In

the

locked

or

off

position

before

making

any

adjustments,

changing

occessories,

or

storing

the

tool.

Such

preventotive

safety

measures

reduce

the

ri

sk

of

starting

the

tool

accidentally.

•

Store

Idle

tools

out

of

reach

of

children

ond

other

untrained

persons.

Tools

ore

dangerous

in

the

hands

of

untrained

users.

•

When

battery

pock

Is

not

in

use,

keep

it

owoy

from

other

metol

objects

like:

paper

clips,

coins,

keys,

noils,

screws

or

other

smoll

metol

objects

thot

con

moke

o

connection

from

one

terminal

to

another.

Shorting

the

battery

terminois

together

may

cause

sparks,

bums,

or

a

fire.

•

Maintain

tools

with

core.

Keep

cutting

tools

shorp

ond

cleon.

Properly

maintained

tools,

with

sharp

cutting

edge

ore

less

likely

to

bind

and

ere

easier

to

control.

•

Check

for

misalignment

or

binding

of

moving

ports,

breokoge

of

ports,

and

any

other

condition

that

may

off^

the

tool's

operation.

If

domoged,

hove

tne

tool

servicM

before

using.

Many

accidents

are

caused

poorly

maintained

tools.

•

Use

only

accessories

that

ore

recommended

by

the

monufcclurer

for

your

model.

Accessories

that

may

be

suitable

br

one

tool

may

create

a

ri

sk

of

injury

when

used

on

another

tool.

SERVICE

•

Tool

ser^'ce

musf

be

performed

only

by

qualified

repair

personnel.

Service

or

maintenance

performed

by

unqualified

personnel

may

result

in

a

risk

of

injury.

•

When

servicing

a

tool,

use

only

identical

replacement

ports.

Follow

instructions

in

the

Maintenance

section

of

this

manual.

Use

of

unauthorized

parts

or

failure

to

fo

llow

Maintenance

Instructions

may

create

o

risk

of

shock

or

injury.

A

SPECIFIC

SAFETY

RULES

•

Hold

tool

by

insulated

gripping

surfaces

when

performing

on

operation

vrhere

the

cutting

tool

may

contact

hidden

wiring

or

its

own

cord.

Contact

with

a

"live"

wire

will

also

make

exposed

metal

parts

of

the

tool

"live"

and

shock

the

operator.

A

WARNING:

Use

of

this

tool

con

aenercte

dust

containing

chemicals

known

to

cause

cancer,

birth

delWs

or

other

reproductive

norm.

Use

appropriate

respiratory

protection.

The

label

on

your

fool

may

include

the

following

symbols.

V

volfs

Hz

hertz

min

minutes

direct

current

[□)

Class

II

Construction

^

safety

alert

symbol

Gear

ShifteF

Selecteurdevitesses

Poianca

de

(omblo

de

engrones

Toraue

Adjust

Collor-

collier

ae

rigloge

du

couple

collarin

de

ajuste

de

par

(torque)

Depress

for

reverse

(this

side)

Enfoncer

pour

la

niarche

orri&re

(du

coti

.

Oprima

para

reversa

(desde

el

lado

izquierdo)

Depress

for

forward

(other

side)

Enfoncer

pour

la

marche

avont

(du

c5te

droit)

Oprima

para

marcha

hadu

odelante

(desde

el

lado

derecho)

A

amperes

W

waffs

'\/

alternating

current

"o

no

load

speed

@

earning

terminal

.../min

revolutions

or

reciprocations

per

minute

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DKKBIi

OIUCK&

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Center'OFF'position

Position

cARRfl>

centrale

Posidon

central

'APAGADO'

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

>8.

Safety

Warnings

and

Instructions:

Charging

the

Drill

This

manual

contains

important

safety

and

operating

instructions.

Before

using

battery

charger,

read

all

instructions

and

cautionary

markings

on

(1)

battery

charger,

(2)

battery,

end

(3)

product

using

battery.

A

CAUTION:

To

reduce

the

ri

sk

of

injury,

charge

only

Black

&

Decker

Power

Packs.

Other

types

of

bat

teries

may

burst

causing

personal

injury

and

damage.

Do

not

expose

charger

to

rain

or

snow.

Use

of

an

attachment

not

recommended

or

sold

by

Black

&

Decker

may

result

in

a

risk

of

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons.

To

reduce

ri

sk

of

damage

to

electric

plug

and

cord,

pull

by

plug

rather

than

cord

when

disconnecting

charger.

Make

sure

cord

is

located

so

that

it

will

not

be

stepped

on,

tripped

over,

or

otherwise

subjected

to

dam

age

or

stress.

An

extension

cord

should

not

be

used

unless

absolutely

necessary.

Use

of

improper

extension

cord

~

could

result

in

a

ri

sk

of

fire,

electric

shock

or

electrocution.

Two-wire

cords

can

be

used

with

2-wire

or

3-wlre

extension

cords.

Only

round

jacketed

extension

cords

should

be

used,

and

we

recommend

that

they

be

listed

by

Underwriters

Laboratories

(U.L).

If

the

extension

is

to

be

used

outside,

the

cord

must

be

suitable

fo

r

outdoor

use.

Any

cord

marked

fo

r

outdoor

use

can

also

be

used

fo

r

indoor

work.

The

letters

"W"

or

"WA"

on

the

cord

jacket

indicate

that

the

cord

is

suitable

fo

r

outdoor

use.

An

extension

cord

must

have

adequate

wire

size

(AWG

or

American

Wire

Gauge)

fo

r

safely,

and

to

prevent

loss

of

power

and

overheating.

The

smaller

the

gauge

number

of

the

wire,

the

greater

the

capacity

of

the

cable;

that

is,

16

gauge

has

more

capacity

than

18

gauge.

When

using

more

than

one

extension

to

moke

up

the

to

tal

length,

be

sure

each

extension

contains

at

least

the

minimum

wire

size.

CHART

FOR

MINIMUM

WIRE

SIZE

(AWGjOF

EXTENSION

CORDS

NAMEPLATE

RATING

AMPS

-

0

-

10.0

Total

Extension

Cord

Length

(ft)

25

50 75 100 125

150

Wire

Gouge

18 18 16

16 14 14

9.

Use

only

the

supplied

charger

when

charging

your

drill.

The

use

of

any

other

charger

could

damage

the

drill

or

create

a

hazardous

condition.

10.

Use

only

one

charger

when

charging.

11.

Do

not

attempt

to

open

the

charger

or

the

drill.

There

are

no

customer

serviceable

parts

inside.

Return

to

any

aurfiorized

Black

&

Decker service

center.

12.

DO

NOT

incinerate

the

drill

or

battery

packs

even

if

they

are

severely

damaged

or

completely

worn

out.

The

batteries

can

explode

in

a

fire.

rnn

ft

xolfidft

in

q

fjre.

A

small

leakage

of

liquid

From

the

battery

b.

aiUCK&i

IBKER

A

Safety

Warnings

and

Instructions:

Charging

the

Drill

1.

This

manual

contains

important

safety

and

operating

instructions.

2.

Before

using

battery

charger,

read

all

instructions

and

cautionary

markings

on

(1)

battery

charger,

(2)

battery,

and

(3)

pr^uct

using

battery.

3.

^

CAUTION:

To

reduce

the

ri

sk

of

injury,

charge

only

Black

&

Decker

Power

Pacb.

Other

ty

pes

of

bat

teries

may

burst

causing

personal

injury

and

damage.

4.

Do

not

expose

charger

to

rain

or

snow.

5.

Use

of

an

attachment

not

recommended

or

sold

by

Black

&

Decker

may

result

in

a

ri

sk

of

fire,

electric

shock,

or

injury

to

persons.

6.

To

reduce

ri

sk

of

damage

to

electric

plug

and

cord,

pull

by

plug

rather

than

cord

when

disconnecting

charger.

7.

Make

sure

cord

Is

located

so

that

it

will

not

be

stepped

on,

tripped

over,

or

otherwise

subjected

to

dam

age

or

stress.

^tension

cord

should

not

be

used'unless

absolutely

necessaTy.

Use

of

Improper

extension

cord

could

result

in

a

risk

of

fire,

electric

shock

or

electrocution.

0.

Iwo-wire

cords

con

be

used

with

2-wire

or

3-wire

extension

cords.

Only

round

jacketed

extension

cords

should

be

used,

and

we

recommend

that

they

be

listed

by

Underwriters

Laboratories

(U.L.).

If

the

extension

is

to

be

used

outside,

the

cord

must

be

suitable

fo

r

outdoor

use.

Any

cord

marked

fo

r

outdoor

use

can

also

be

used

fo

r

indoor

work.

The

letters

"

W

or

"WA"

on

the

cord

jacket

indicate

that

the

cord

is

suitable

fo

r

outdoor

use.

b.

An

extension

cord

must

have

adequate

wire

size

(AWG

or

American

Wire

Gouge)

fo

r

safety,

and

to

prevent

loss

of

power

and

overheating.

The

smaller

the

gauge

number

of

the

wire,

the

greater

the

capacity

of

the

cable;

that

is,

16

gauge

has

more

capacity

than

18

gauge.

When

using

more

than

one

extension

to

make

up

the

total

length,

be

sure

each

extension

contains

at

least

the

minimum

wire

size.

CHART

FOR

MINIMUM

WIRE

SIZE

(AWGjOF

EXTENSION

CORDS

NAMEPLATE

RATING

AMPS

-

0

-

10.0

Total

Extension

Cord

Length

(ft)

25

50

75

100

125

150

Wire

Gauge

18

18

16

16

14 14

9.

Use

only

the

supplied

charger

when

charging

your

drill.

The

use

of

any

other

charger

could

damage

the

drill

or

create

a

hazardous

condition.

10.

Use

only

one

charger

when

charging.

11.

Do

not

attempt

to

open

the

charger

or

the

drill.

There

are

no

customer

serviceable

parts

inside.

Return

to

any

authorized

Black

&

Decker

service

center.

12.

DO

NOT

incinerate

the

drill

or

battery

packs

even

if

they

are

severely

damaged

or

completely

worn

out.

The

batteries

can

explode

in

a

fire.

13.

Do

not

incinerate

the

batteries.

They

can

explode

in

a

fire.

A

small

leakage

of

llauid

from

the

battery

cells

may

occur

under

extreme

usage,

charging

or

temperature

conditions.

This

does

not

indicate

a

fail

ure.

However,

if

the

outer

seal

is

broken

and

this

leakage

gets

on

your

skin:

a.

Wash

quickly

with

soap

and

water.

b.

Neutralize

with

a

mild

acid

such

as

lemon

juice

or

vinegar.

c.

If

the

battery

liquid

gets

in

your

eyes,

flush

them

with

clean

water

fo

r

a

minimum

of

10

minutes

and

seek

immediate

me<^cal

attention.

MEDICAL

NOTE:

The

liquid

is

o

25-35%

solution

of

potassium

hydroxide.

Charging

the

Power

Pack

THE

BATTERIES

IN

YOUR

POWER

PACK

ARE

NOT

FULLY

CHARGED

AT

THE

FAQORY.

BEFORE

ATTEMPTING

TO

CHARGE

THEM,

THOROUGHLY

READ

ALL

OF

THE

SAFETY

INSTRUaiONS.

The

drills

covered

in

this

instruction

manual

use

the

same

charger.

The

3

hour

charger

is

designed

to

use

standard

household

120

volt

60

Hz

power.

1.

Put

the

switch

control

lever

in

the

center

OFF

position

(Fig.

1)

and

remove

power

pack

from

the

tool.

2.

Plug

the

charger

into

any

standard

120

Volts

60

Hz

electrical

outlet.

3.

Insert

the

power

pack

into

the

charger

and

let

it

chorge

fo

r

3

hours.

4.

Remove

pack

from

the

charger

and

replace

in

tool.

important

Charging

Notes

1.

After

normal

usoge,

your

power

pack

should

be

fully

charged

in

3

hours

or

less.

If

the

power

pack

is

run-down

completely,

it

may

take

up

to

6

hours

to

become

fully

charged.

Your

power

pack

was

sent

from

the

factory

in

an

uncharged

condition.

Before

attempting

to

use

it,

it

must

be

charged

fo

r

at

least

3

hours.

2.

DO

NOT

charge

power

pack

in

on

air

temperature

below

40®F

or

above

105'F.

This

is

important

and

will

prevent

serious

damage

to

the

power

pack.

Longest

life

and

best

performance

can

be

obtained

if

the

power

pack

is

charged

when

the

air

temperature

is

about

75®F.

3.

While

charging,

the

charger

may

hum

and

become

warm

to

touch.

This

is

o

normal

condition

and

does

not

indicate

a

problem.

4.

-

If

the

power

pack

does

not

charge

properly—(1)

Check

current

at

receptacle

by

plugging

in

a

lamp

or

other

appliance.

(2)

Check

to

see

if

receptacle

is

connected

to

a

light

switch

which

turns

power

off

when

you

turn

out

the

lights.

(3)

Move

charger

and

power

pack

to

a

surrounding

air

temperature

of

40®F

to

105°F.

(4)

If

the

receptacle

and

temperature

are

OK,

and

you

do

not

get

proper

charging,

take

or

send

the

power

pack

and

chorger

to

your

local

Black

&

Decker

service

center.

See

Tools

Electric"

in

yellow

pages.

5.

The

power

pack

should

be

recharged

when

it

fo

ils

to

produce

sufficient

power

on

jobs

which

were

easi

ly

done

previously.

DO

NOT

CONTINUE

using

drill

with

its

power

pack

in

a

depleted

condition.

6.

To

prolong

power

pack

llfo,

avoid

leaving

the

power

pack

on

charge

fo

r

more

than

8

hours.

Although

overcharging

is

not

a

safety

concern,

it

can

significantly

reduce

overall

power

pack

life.

7.

When

the

battery

is

inserted

into

the

charger,

the

red

"Charging

Indicator"

light

will

come

on

indicoting

that

there

is

contact

between

the

battery

and

charger.

The

light

will

stay

on

as

long

as

the

battery

is

in

the

charger

and

the

charger

is

plugged

into

a

working

outlet.

It

WILL

NOT

flash,

go

out

or

change

to

a

different

color

when

the

charging

cycle

Is

complete.

A

Safety

Warnings

and

Instructions:

Drills

1.

Do

not

lock

the

tool

ON

when

drilling

by

hand.

Refer

to

Operating

Instructions-Switch.

2.

Hold

drill

firmly

to

control

the

twisting

action

of

the

drill.

See

figure

2.

3.

When

attaching

accessories

in

the

drill

chuck,

hand

tighten

the

keyless

chuck

firmly

AwARNING:

Drill

may

stall

(if

overloaded

or

improperly

used)

causing

a

twist.

Always

expect

the

stall.Grip

the

drill

Brmly

to

control

the

twisting

action

(see

Fig.2)

and

prevent

loss

of

control

v/hich

could

cause

Eersonal

injury.

If

a

stall

does

occur,

release

the

trigger

immediately

end

determine

the

reason

for

^e

stall

efore

re-starting.

Operating

Instructions

Switch

and

Control

Button

A

forward/reverse

control

button

determines

the

direction

of

^e

tool

and

also

serves

as

a

lock

off

button

(Fig.

1).

To

select

fo

rward

rotation,

release

the

trigger

switch

and

depress

the

fo

rward/reverse

control

button

as

shown

in

Figure

1.

To

select

reverse,

depress

the

fo

rward/reverse

control

button

the

opposite

direction.

The

center

position

of

the

control

button

locks

the

tool

in

the

off

position.

When

changing

the

position

of

the

control

button,

be

sure

the

trigger

is

released.

NOTE:

The

fi

rst

time

tool

is

run

after

changing

direction

of

rotation,

you

may

hear

a

click

on

start

up.

This

is

normal

and

does

not

indicate

a

problem.

Torque

Confrol

To

set

the

tool's

torque,

rotate

the

adjustable

torque

collar

clockwise

as

required.

24

positions

are

marked

around

the

collar

and

the

higher

the

number,

the

higher

the

torque.

Each

click

in

a

clockwise

direction

means

an

increase

in

the

torque

produced.

Position

24

is

the

drill

mode

and

is

marked

with

the

picture

of

a

drill

bit.

In

this

position

the

clutch

will

not

operate.

This

permits

heavy

duty

drilling

/

driving

screws.

AWarning:

To

control

twisting

action,

place

both

hands

on

drill

as

shown

in

Fig.

2.

Dual

Range

Gearing

(CD632,

HP532, HP932,

FS1320)

jal

range

feature

of

your

Drill

allows

you

to

shift

gears

fo

r

greater

versot

toraue

setting

(position

1),

turn

tool

off

and

permit

to

stop.

Push

button

fo

rward

towards

the

chuck.

To

sel^

the

high

spe^,

low

torque

setting

(position

2),

turn

tool

off

and

permit

to

stop.

Slide

gear

shifter

back

(away

from

^uck).

NOTE:

Do

not

change

gears

when

tool

is

running.

If

you

are

having

tro^le

changing

gears.

The

dual

range

feoture

of

your

Drill

allows

you

to

shift

gears

fo

r

greater

versatility.

To

select

low

speed,

high

.

.

.

.

ba

^

^

rig

ge

.

make

sure

that

the

dual

range

gear

button

is

either

completely

pushed

fo

rward

or

completely

pusnea

back.

Keyless

Chuck

OperaHon

Catalog

Numbers

CD231, CD431,

HPT31,

HP231,

HP331,HP431,

FS432,

FS632,

FS840

-Two

Sleeve

Chucks

-

To

attach

accessories,

grasp

the

rear

half

of

the

chuck

with

one

hand

and

use

your

other

hand

b

rotate

the

front

half

in

the

counterclockwise

direction.

Insert

the

bit

or

other

accessory

fully

inb

the

chuck,

and

tighten

securely

by

holding

the

rear

half

of

the

chuck

and

rotating

the

front

portion

in

the

clockwise

direction

as

viewed

fr

om

the

chuck

end.

Catalog

Numbers

CD632,

HP532,

HP932,

FS1320-

Single

Sleeve

Chuck

wth

Automatic

Spindle

Lock

*

Loosen

the

chuck

by

rotating

the

sleeve

counterclockwise.

Insert

the

bit

or

other

accessory

fully

inb

the

chuck,

and

tighten

securely

by

rotating

the

fr

ont

portion

in

the

clockwise

direction

as

viewed

fr

om

the

chuck

end.

Drilling

•

Use

sharp

drill

bits

only.

•

Support

and

secure

work

properly,

as

instructed

in

the

Safety

Instructions.

•

Use

appropriate

and

required

safety

equipment,

as

instructed

in

the

safety

Instructions.

•

Secure

and

maintain

work

area,

as

instructed

in

the

safely

instructions.

•

Run

the

drill

very

slowly,

using

light

pressure,

until

the

hole

is

started

enough

to

keep

the

drill

bit

fr

om

slipping

out

of

it.

•

Apply

pressure

in

a

straight

line

with

the

bit.

Use

enough

pressure

to

keep

the

bit

biting

but

not

so

much

as

to

stall

the

motor

or

deflect

the

bit.

•

Hold

the

drill

firmly

b

control

its

twisting

action.

•

DO

NOT

CUCK

THE

TRIGGER

OF

A

STALLED

DRILL

OFF

AND

ON

IN

AN

AHEMPT

TO

START

IT.

DAMAGE

TO

THE

DRILL

CAN

RESULT.

•

_

Minirnize^talling

on

breakthrough

by

reducing

pressure

and

slowly

drilling

through

los^part

of

hole;

•

Keep

the

motor

running

while

pulling

the

bit

out

of

a

drilled

hole

This

will

help

reduce

jamming.

•

Use

a

cutting

lubricant

when

drilling

metals.

The

exceptions

ore

cast

iron

and

brass

vihich

should

be

drilled

dry.

Lubricants

that

work

best

are

sulphurized

cutting

oil

or

lard

oil.

•

When

using

twist

drill

bits

to

drill

holes

in

wood,

it

will

be

necessary

b

pull

the

bits

out

fr

equently

to

clear

chips

rrom

the

flutes.

•

Make

sure

switch

turns

drill

on

end

off.

^

WARNING:

It

is

important

to

support

work

properiy

and

b

hold

the

drill

firmly

b

prevent

loss

of

control

v/hich

could

cause

personal

injury

If

you

have

questions

on

how

b

operate

tool,

call;

1-800-54-HOW-TO

Maintenance

Use

only

mild

soap

and

damp

cloth

b

clean

the

tool.

Never

let

any

liquid

get

inside

the

tool;

never

immerse

any

part

of

the

tool

into

a

liquid.

IMPORTANT:

To

assure

product

SAFETY

and

REUABIUTY,

repairs,

maintenance

and

adjustment

should

be

performed

by

authorized

service

centers

or

other

qualified

service

organizations,

always

using

identical

replacement

parts.

The

RBRC™

Seal

The

RBRC™

(Rechargeable

Battery

Recycling

CorporationjSeal

on

the

nickel-cadmium

battery

(or

battery

pack)

indicates

that

the

costs

b

recycle

the

battery

(or

battery

pack)

at

the

end

of

its

useful

life

have

already

been

paid

by

Black

&

Decker.

In

some

areas,

it

is

illegal

to

place

spent

nickel-cadmium

batteries

in

the

trash

or

municipal

solid

waste

stream

and

the

RBRC

program

provides

an

environmentally

conscious

alternative.

RBRC

in

cooperation

with

Black

&

Decker

and

other

battery

users,

has

established

programs

in

the

United

States

and

Canada

to

fo

cilitate

the

collection

of

spent

nickel-cadmium

batteries.

Help

protect

our

environment

^

■—

■

tl

t

L-ti

DI...L

ff

Neyiess

^nucK

uperanon

Catalog

Numbers

CD231,

CD431,

HP131,

HP231,

HP331,HP431,

FS432, FS632,

FS840

-Two

Sleeve

Chucks

-

To

attach

accessories,

grasp

the

rear

half

of

the

chuck

with

one

hand

and

use

your

other

hand

to

rotate

the

front

half

In

the

counterclockwise

direction.

Insert

the

bit

or

other

occesso^

fully

into

the

chuck,

and

tighten

securely

by

holding

the

rear

half

of

the

chuck

and

rotating

the

front

portion

in

the

clockwise

direction

OS

viewed

from

the

chuck

end.

Catalog

Numbers

CD632,

HP532,

HP932,

FS1320-

Single

Sleeve

Chuck

with

Automatic

Spindle

Lock

-

Loosen

the

chuck

by

rotating

the

sleeve

counterclockwise.

Insert

the

bit

or

other

accessory

fully

into

the

chuck,

and

tighten

securely

by

rotating

the

front

portion

In

the

clockwise

direction

as

viewed

fr

om

the

chuck

end.

Drilling

•

Use

sharp

drill

bits

only.

•

Support

and

secure

work

properly,

as

instructed

in

the

Safety

Instructions.

•

Use

appropriate

and

required

safely

equipment,

as

instructed

in

the

safely

instructions.

•

Secure

and

maintain

work

area,

as

instructed

In

the

safely

Instructions.

•

Run

the

drill

very

slowly,

using

light

pressure,

until

the

hole

is

started

enough

to

keep

the

drill

bit

fr

om

slipping

out

of

It.

•

Apply

pressure

In

a

straight

line

with

the

bit.

Use

enough

pressure

to

keep

the

bit

biting

but

not

so

much

as

to

stall

the

motor

or

deflect

the

bit.

•

Hold

the

drill

firmly

to

control

its

twisting

action.

•

DO

NOT

CUCK

THE

TRIGGER

OF

A

STALLED

DRILL

OFF

AND

ON

IN

AN

AHEMPT

TO

START

IT.

DAMAGE

TO

THE

DRILL

CAN

RESULT.

•

Minimize

stalling

on

breakthrough

by

reducing

pressure

and

slowly

drilling

through

lost

part

of

hol^,

•

Keep

the

motor

running

while

pulling

the

bit

out

of

a

drilled

hole

This

will

help

reduce

jamming.

•

Use

a

cutting

lubricant

when

drilling

metals.

The

exceptions

ore

cost

iron

and

brass

which

should

be

drilled

dry.

Lubricants

that

work

best

are

sulphurized

cutting

oil

or

lard

oil.

•

When

using

twist

drill

bits

to

drill

holes

in

wood.

It

will

be

necessary

to

pull

the

bits

out

fr

equently

to

clear

chips

from

the

fl

utes.

•

Make

sure

swtch

turns

drill

on

and

off.

A

WARNING:

It

is

important

to

support

work

properly

and

to

hold

the

drill

fi

rmly

to

prevent

loss

of

control

which

could

cause

personal

injury

if

you

have

quesfions

on

how

to

operate

tool,

coll:

1-800'54-HOW-TO

Maintenance

Use

only

mild

soap

and

damp

cloth

to

clean

the

tool.

Never

let

any

liquid

get

inside

the

tool;

never

Immerse

any

port

of

the

tool

into

a

liquid.

IMPORTANT:

To

assure

product

SAFETY

and

REUABIUTY,

repairs,

maintenance

and

adjustment

should

be

performed

by

authorized

service

centers

or

other

qualified

service

organizations,

always

using

identical

replacement

ports.

The

RBRC™

Seal

The

RBRC™

(Rechargeable

Battery

Recycling

Corparation)Seal

on

the

nickel-cadmium

bottery

(or

battery

pock)

indicates

that

the

costs

to

recycle

the

battery

(or

battery

pack)

at

the

end

of

Its

useful

life

have

already

been

paid

by

Black

&

Decker.

In

some

areas,

it

Is

illegal

to

place

spent

nickel-cadmium

batteries

in

the

trash

or

municipal

solid

waste

stream

and

the

RBRC

program

provides

an

environmentally

conscious

alternative.

RBRC

in

cooperation

with

Black

&

Decker

and

other

battery

users,

has

established

programs

in

the

United

States

and

Canada

to

facilitate

the

collection

of

spent

nlckel-codmlum

batteries.

Help

protect

our

environment

and

conserve

natural

resources

by

returning

the

spent

nickel-cadmium

battery

to

an

authorized

Black

&

Decker

service

center

or

to

your

local

retailer

for

recycling.

You

may

also

contact

your

local

recycling

center

fo

r

information

on

where

to

drop

off

the

spent

battery,

or

call

T

-800-8-BATTERY.

Accessories

Recommended

accessories

fo

r

use

with

your

tool

ore

avalloble

fr

om

your

local

dealer

or

authorized

service

center.

If

you

need

assistance

regarding

accessories,

please

call:

1-800-54-HOW-TO.

The

following

accessaries

should

be

used

only

in

the

sizes

specified

below:

BITS,

METAL

DRILLING

-

Up

to

3/8"

(9.5mm);

BITS,

MASONRY

DRILUNG

-

Up

to

3/8"

(9.5mm);

WOOD

DRILUNG

-

Up

to

1

/2"

(12.7mm).

AwARNING:

The

use

of

any

accessory

not

recommended

fo

r

use

with

this

tool

could

be

hazardous.

Full

Two-Year

Home

Use

Warranty

Black

&

Decker

(U.S.)

Inc.

warrants

this

product

fo

r

two

years

against

onv

defects

in

material

or

workmanship.

The

defective

product

will

be

replaced

or

repaired

at

no

chorge

in

either

of

two

ways.

The

first,

which

will

result

In

exchanges

only.

Is

to

return

the

product

to

the

retailer

from

svhom

It

was

purchased

(provided

that

the

store

is

a

participating

retailer).

Returns

should

be

mode

within

the

time

period

of

the

retailer's

policy

fo

r

exchanges

(usuolly

30

to

90

days

after

the

sale).

Proof

of

purchase

may

be

required.

Please

check

with

the

retailer

for

their

specific

return

policy

regarding

returns

that

are

beyond

the

time

set

fo

r

exchanges.

The

second

option

is

to

ta

ke

or

send

the

product

(prepaid)

to

a

Black

&

Decker

owned

or

authorized

Service

Center

fo

r

repair

or

replacement

at

our

option.

Proof

of

purchase

may

be

required.

Black

&

Decker

owned

and

authorized

service

centers

are

listed

under

"Tools-Electric"

In

the

yellow

pages

of

the

phone

directory.

This

warranty

does

not

apply

to

accessories.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights

and

you

may

have

other

ri

ghts

which

vary

fr

om

state

to

state.

Should

you

have

any

questions,

contact

the

manager

of

your

nearest

Black

&

Decker

Service

Center.

This

product

is

not

intend^

for

commercial

use.

SPECIAL

WARRANTY

NOTE

TO

CONTRAQORS:

FIRESTORM^'^

bronded

products

ore

offered

as

high

end

CONSUMER

home

use

tools

and

carry

a

HOME

USE

WARRANTY.

These

fools

ore

designed,

manufactured

and

tested

to

meet

or

exceed

the

needs

of

the

do-

ihyourselfer

in

the

execution

of

projects

and

repairs

in

and

around

the

home.

With

proper

use

they

will

prowde

the

home

owner

with

step

up

power

and

performance

well

beyond

fl

ieir

two

year

warranty.

However,

if

you

use

fools

fo

r

a

living

and

use

FIRESTORM™

branded

products

or

any

of

Black

&

Decker's

other

Consumer

Home

Use

tools

ON

THE

JOBSITE

you

should

know

that

they

CANNOT

BE

COVERED

UNDER

OUR

WARRANTY.

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