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BUCKS

DECKER

Manual

SD1000

Cordless

Screwdriver

9072-04

1992

Black

Decker

Thank

You

for

Buying

Black

Decker

Cordless

Screwdriver.

The

tool

hangs

the

wall

wherever

you

want...the

kitchen,

laundry,

closet,

wherever

it’s

the

most

handy.

Constantly

charge,

it’s

always

ready

when

you

are

drive

screws.

It’s

perfect

for

hanging

curtains,

plants,

light

fix¬

tures,

shelves,

and

hundred

other

jobs

and

around

the

home.

The

Cor¬

dless

Screwdriver

handy

and

easy

use,

makes

perfect

aift

for

just

about

anyone.

All

this

and

Black

Decker’s

traditional

quality

are

sure

make

your

Cor¬

dless

Screwdriver

tool

you’ll

count

again

and

again

make

life

easier

around

the

house.

Don

forget

send

your

owner’s

registration

card.

Thank

you

for

bringing

Black

Decker

home!

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING:

When

using

Electric

Tools,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

follow¬

reduce

the

risk

fire,

electric

shock,

and

personal

injury,

including

the

following:

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

KEEP

WORK

AREA

CLEAN.

Cluttered

areas

and

benches

invite

injuries.

CONSIDER

WORK

AREA

ENVIRONMENT.

Don’t

expose

power

tools

rain.

Don’t

use

power

tools

damp

wet

locations.

Keep

work

area

well

lit.

GUARD

AGAINST

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

Prevent

body

contact

with

grounded

surfaces.

For

example:

pipes,

radiators,

ranges,

refrigerator

enclosures.

KEEP

CHILDREN

AWAY.

All

visitors

should

kept

away

from

work

area.

not

let

visitors

contact

tool.

STORE

IDLE

TOOLS.

When

not

use,

tools

should

stored

dry,

high

locked-

place

—-

out

reach

children.

DON’T

FORCE

TOOL,

will

the

job

better

and

safer

the

rate

for

which

was

intended.

USE

RIGHT

TOOL.

Don’t

force

small

fool

attachment

the

job

heavy-duty

tool.

Don’t

use

tool

for

purpose

not

intended,

for

example,

don’t

use

circular

saw

for

cutting

tree

limbs

logs.

DRESS

PROPERLY.

not

wear

loose

clothing

jewelry.

They

can

caught

mov¬

ing

parts.

Rubber

gloves

and

non-skid

footwear

are

recommended

when

working

out¬

doors.

Wear

protective

hair

covering

contain

long

hair.

USE

SAFETY

GLASSES.

Also

use

face

dustmask

operation

dusty.

10.

DONT

ABUSE

CORD.

Never

carry

charger

base

cord

yank

disconnect

from

receptacle.

Keep

cord

from

heat,

oil,

and

sharp

edges.

11.

SECURE

WORK.

Use

clamps

vise

hold

work.

It’s

safer

than

using

your

hand

and

frees

both

hands

operate

tool.

12.

DONT

OVERREACH.

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

all

times.

13.

MAINTAIN

TOOLS

WITH

CARE.

Keep

tools

sharp

and

clean

for

better

and

safer

per¬

formance.

instructions

for

lubricating

and

changing

accessories,

inspect

tool

cords

periodically

and

damaged

have

repaired

authorized

service

facility.

Inspect

extension

cords

periodically

and

replace

damaged.

Keep

handles

dry,

clean

and

free

from

oil

and

grease.

14.

DISCONNECT

LOCK

OFF

TOOLS.

When

not

use,

before

servicing,

and

when

changing

accessories.

15.

AVOID

UNINTENTIONAL

STARTING.

Don’t

carry

tool

with

finger

switch.

sure

switch

off

when

carrying.

16.

STAY

ALERT.

Watch

what

you

are

doing.

Use

common

sense.

not

operate

tool

when

you

are

tired.

17.

CHECK

DAMAGED

PARTS.

Before

further

use

the

tool,

guard

other

part

that

damaged

should

carefully

checked

determine

that

will

operate

properly

and

perform

its

intended

function.

Check

for

alignment

fnoving

parts,

binding

mov¬

ing

parts,

breakage

parts,

mounting,

and

any

other

conditions

that

may

affect

its

operation.

guard

other

part

that

damaged

should

property

repaired

replac¬

authorized

service

centre

unless

otherwise

indicated

elsewhere

this

in¬

struction

manual.

Have

defective

switches

replaced

authorized

service

centre.

not

use

tool

switch

does

not

turn

and

off.

18.

NOT

OPERATE

portable

electric

tools

near

flammable

liquids

gaseous

explosive

atmospheres.

Motors

these

toots

normally

spark,

and

the

sparks

might

ignite

fumes.

CAUTION:

When

driving

screws

into

walls,

floors

wherever

’live”

electrical

wires

may

encountered.

NOT

TOUCH

ANY

FRONT

METAL

PARTS

THE

TOOL!

Hold

the

tool

only

the

plastic

handle

prevent

electric

shock

you

drive

into

“live”

wire.

NOTE:

The

exposed

electrical

contacts

the

tool

and

the

wall

mounted

charger

base

are

perfectly

safe

touch.

Touching

them

just

handling

flashlight

batteries.

SAVE

THESE

SAFETY

RULES

FOR

FUTURE

USE.

Charger

Mounting

Instructions

(Figures

The

plastic

bag

supplied

with

your

tool

contains

two

wood

screws

and

two

plastic

wall

anchors.

Use

the

anchors

and

screws

mount

the

charger

dry

wall

and

use

the

wood

screws

only

mount

wooden

surface.

(The

charger

need

not

hung

all

operate

properly).

use

the

plastic

wall

anchors

drill

3/16"

hole

the

dry

wall

where

you

will

installing

the

anchor.

(Mark

the

desired

place

holding

the

charger

base

against

the

wall

and

inserting

pencil

through

one

the

two

mounting

holes.)

Don’t

forget

locate

the

charger

base

within

feet

wall

outlet.

Carefully

examine

Figure

for

proper

mounting.

Insert

the

plastic

wall

anchor

and

tap

lightly

with

hammer

seat

flush

the

wall.

Position

the

charger

base

over

the

anchor

and

use

one

the

wood

screws

hold

the

charger

base

the

wall.

Repeat

the

process

for

the

other

mounting

hole

the

charger

base.

When

mounting

the

charger

base

wooden

surface,

drill

3/32”

pilot

holes

for

the

wood

screws.

The

plastic

wall

anchors

should

not

used

when

hanging

the

charger

base

wooden

wall.

Hang

the

charger

base

vertically

horizontally

shown

Figure

Hang

the

extra

cord

it’s

out

the

way.

Charging

Notes

NOTE:

The

Cordless

Screwdriver

was

sent

from

the

factory

uncharged

condi¬

tion.

Before

attempting

use

it,

must

charged

for

hours.

NOT

PLACE

the

charger

base

area

extreme

heat

cold...it

will

work

best

normal

room

temperature.

The

charger

plug

housing

and

the

Cordless

Screwdriver

handle

will

become

slightly

warm

the

touch.

This

normal

and

does

not

indicate

problem.

Insert

the

tool

into

the

charger

base

shown

Figure

When

properly

install¬

ed,

you

will

feel

and

hear

soft

click.

The

tool

can

left

charge

long

you

desire.

minimum

charge

time

hours

required

recharge

completely

discharged

tool,

but

you

may

wish

keep

the

tool

constantly

charge.

The

charger

base

designed

work

hours

day

every

day.

For

most

fix

jobs

charge

hours

will

adequate

(20

#8x1”

wood

screws

pine

without

pilot

holes).

the

Cordless

Screwdriver

has

been

completely

discharged

(does

not

run)

will

require

hours

charging

reach

full

charge.

course

the

harder

the

tool

works,

the

faster

the

batteries

will

become

discharg¬

ed.

This

will

vary

depending

the

type

work

being

done.

Always

store

your

Cordless

Screwdriver

its

charger

base

when

not

use.

The

charger

base

will

keep

the

nickel-cadmium

batteries

“Topped

Off”

your

Cor¬

dless

Screwdriver

always

ready.

Bit

Storage

The

bit

supplied

with

your

Cordless

Screwdriver

double

ended

type

with

Phillips

one

end

and

No.

8-10

flat

blade

the

other.

The

bit

can

stored

the

Cordless

Screwdriver

one

the

holes

the

charger

base

shown

the

large

figure

fig.

Note

that

there

are

four

holes

the

charger

base

accom¬

modate

extra

bits.

Automatic

Spindle

Lock

Your

Cordless

Screwdriver

equipped

with

Automatic

Spindle

Lock

feature

that

locks

the

spindle

place

whenever

the

switch

button

released

(see

fig.

5).

When

the

spindle

locked,

operate

the

tool

you

would

any

conventional

“non-powered”

screwdriver.

Bit

Insertion

(Figure

There

spring

retainer

inside

the

tool’s

spindle

that

prevents

bits

from

falling

out.

Simply

insert

the

desired

screwdriver

bit

far

will

go.

There's

nothing

tighten,

nothing

loosen.

When

finished,

you

can

easily

pull

the

bit

out

store

the

tool

with

the

bit

it.

Switch

(Figure

turn

the

Cordless

Screwdriver

“ON”

forward

(driving)

position,

slide

the

switch

the

right

and

align

with

the

arrow

pointing

forward.

Depress

the

switch

and

the

tool

will

run.

Release

the

switch

and

the

tool

will

stop.

operate

reverse

(remov¬

ing)

slide

the

switch

the

left

and

align

with

the

arrow

pointing

backward.

Depress

the

switch

and

the

tool

will

run.

Release

the

switch

and

the

tool

will

stop.

lock

the

tool

“OFF”,

slide

the

switch

from

either

side

the

centre

(no

arrow)

position.

Operation

Although

the

Cordless

Screwdriver

really

very

simple

operate,

few

tips

how

use

best

are

presented

here

for

your

information.

Screw

Selection

course

different

applications

require

different

types

and

sizes

screws.

There

are

literally

hundreds

different

sizes

and

shapes

screws

and

they

even

come

different

materials,

but

for

your

purposes,

you

can

generally

limit

yourself

about

two

three

sizes

and

two

types.

Round

headed

wood

screws

have

round

heads

that

stick

above

the

surface

the

wood

into

which

they

are

driven.

many

cases,

hanging

applications,

this

desirable.

other

applications,

protruding

screw

heads

are

not

wanted.

Flat

head¬

wood

screws

are

useful

here.

With

the

proper

countersink

and

power

drill

(available

from

Black

Decker

extra

cost)

they

can

driven

flush

and

then

covered

with

putty

and

painted

invisible.

careful

avoid

overtightening

small

brass

screws.

The

heads

can

easily

twisted

off

and

the

threads

can

strip.

Hand-tightening

these

screws

recommended.

Pilot

Holes

Your

tool

equipped

with

1/4”

shank

1/8”

dia.

pilot

drill

bit.

Insert

and

remove

this

bit

you

would

any

screwdriver

bit.

Note:

Back

the

bit

out

the

wood

before

removing

from

the

tool.

Pilot

holes

are

holes

drilled

wood

that

are

slightly

smaller

than

the

screw

which

driven.

(For

the

purpose

this

discussion,

will

limit

ourselves

talking

about

wood,

although

there

are

other

materials

you

may

encounter.)

The

pilot

hole

has

two

purposes.

its

name

suggests,

acts

guide

for

the

screw

and

allows

the

screw

driven

with

just

the

threads

gripping

the

wood.

This

makes

the

screw

much

easier

drive

and

prevents

distortion

splitting

the

wood

caus¬

driving

the

whole

screw

body

into

the

wood.

Pilot

holes

should

drilled

depth

equal

greater

than

the

length

the

screw

used.

When

drilling

wood

with

pilot

drill

bit

you

should

reverse

the

bit

out

the

hole

periodically

clear

wood

chips

from

the

flutes.

Different

screw

sizes

and

materials

call

for

different

size

pilot

holes.

handy

chart

the

back

page

this

manual

should

supply

you

with

all

the

pilot

hole

information

you

will

need

for

using

your

Screwdriver

Plus.

When

reinserting

wood

screw

into

hole

that

already

threaded,

start

the

screw

hand

avoid

stripping

the

threads

the

hole.

Run

the

screw

until

you

feel

the

threads

catch,

then

apply

the

Screwdriver

Plus.

Screw

Lubricants

some

cases

may

your

advantage

use

lubricant

make

screw

drive

little

easier.

Two

the

common

lubricants

are

bar

soap

and

liquid

dishwashing

soap.

Just

put

little

the

screw

threads

for

easy

driving.

NOTE:

Due

variables

such

grain

irregularity

and

moisture

content

the

wood

and

the

amount

charge

the

Cordless

Screwdriver,

some

the

larger

size

screws

may

difficult

fully

seat,

particularly

hardwoods.

these

instances

the

Lock

feature

(page

will

most

useful.

House

number,

Lightweight

wall

hangings,

Small

cup

hooks

Curtain

rods,

Window

locks

Door

hardware,

Hinges

Soft

Wood

Composition

Hardwoods

5/64”

3/32”

1/8”

9/64”

5/32”

that*fnsso?t*an

hether

y°

are

drillin

into

sofi

wood

hardwood,

assume

t,,rn

drm

thT^

Then

’

the

screw

Particularly

hard

turn,

drill

the

larger

size

pilot

hole.

hi?

ller

screws

wil1

often

require

No.

screwdriver

bit

thinner

bladed

^-.Bothof

these

are

available

extra

cost

from

Black

Decker.

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use

ex-

Accessories

complete

listing

service

centres

included

the

Service

Depot

List

packed

witn

your

tool.

assis

locating

any

accessory,

please

contact'

Black

Decker

Canada

Inc.,

Product

Service

Department

100

Central

Ave.

Brockville,

Ont.

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Screwdriver

desi

operate

with

the

following

accessories

hazardous

USe

accessory

attachment

not

recommended

below

may

SCREWDRIVER

BITS

All

Black

Decker

sizes

and

configurations

SOCKETS

Black

Decker

nutdrivers

3/8”

maximum.

Cleaning

and

Lubrication

nho^??i

T-'t

soa

and

damp

cloth

clean

the

tool.

Other

cleaners

contain

WhlCh

COU

ser,ous|

damage

the

plastic.

Never

let

any

liquid

get

inside

the

tool;

never

immerse

any

part

the

tool

into

liquid.

Self-iubricaling

bearings

are

used

the

tool

and

periodic

relubrication

not

re-

quired.

the

unlikely

event

that

this

tool

should

ever

require

service

take

send

on'r^S

Depot

e0ker

‘"'

Important

«hI?iH

0dUC

ETY

and

RELIABILITY

repairs,

maintenance

and

adjustments

re^lalfe^entparts^

3Ck

DeckerService

Centres

always

using

Black

Decker

RAPID

EXCHANGE

YEAR

HOME

USE

WARRANTY

Black

Decker

warrants

this

product

for

two

years

against

defect

material

and

workmanship

normal

residential

use.

This

warranty

does

not

cover

damage

resulting

from

negligent

handling,

misuse

lack

reasonable

care.

Please

return

the

com¬

plete

unit,

transportation

prepaid,

the

seller

for

free

replacement

the

seller

participating

retailer

the

Black

Decker

rapid

exchange

program.

(Proof

purchase

may

required

the

seller.)

The

unit

may

also

returned

Black

Decker

ser¬

vice

centre

authorized

service

station

for

free

replacement

repair

our

option.

This

Warranty

does

not

apply

accessories.

returning

the

tool

for

replacement,

all

original

standard

equipment

must

also

returned

(for

example,

chuck,

chuck

key,

auxiliary

handles,

circular

saw

blades).

Ex¬

pendable

original

equipment

such

sanding

sheets,

belts

and

discs

and

jig

saw

blades

need

not

returned.

For

kits

and

assortments

only

the

basic

power

tool

will

replaced.

The

sole

remedy

for

breach

this

warranty

and

the

sole

obligation

Black

Decker

hereunder

the

repair

replacement

the

defective

product

Black

Decker’s

option.

Black

Decker

shall

have

liability

whatsoever

any

time

for

any

personal

injury

property

damages

for

any

special,

indirect

consequential

damages

any

kind

howsoever

arising,

This

warranty

strictly

limited

its

terms

and

lieu

any

kind

and

all

other

warranties

and

conditions,

written

oral,

whether

express

implied.

Note:

This

warranty

and

provisions

set

out

above

may

not

applicable

cer¬

tain

provinces.

BLACK

AND

DECKER

CANADA

INC.,

BROCKVILLE,

(ONTARIO)

K6V

5W6

Form

No.

263481-00

Printed

U.S.A.

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