CORDLESS z.POSITIONSCREWDRIVER KC9O36

8. Secure workpieceUse clamps or a vice to holdthe workpiece. lt is safer andit frees both hands to operatethe tool. '

9. Connect dust extractionequipmentlf devices are provided for theconnection of dust extractionand collection facilities,ensure that these areconnected and properly used.

10. Remove keys and adjustingwrenchesAlways check that keys andadjusting wrenches areremoved from the tool beforeoperating the tool.

1 1 . Use appropriate toolThe intended use is describedin this instruction manual.Do not force small tools orattachments to do the job ofa heavy-duty tool. The toolwill do the job better andsafer at the rate for which itwas intended. Do not forcethe tool.Warning! The use of anyaccessory or attachment orperformance of any operationwith this tool other than thoserecommended in thisinstruction manual may presenta risk of personal injury.

1 2. Check for damaged partsBefore use, carefully checkthe tool for damage.Check for misalignment andseizure of moving parts,breakage of parts, damage toguards and switches and anyother conditions that mayaffect its operation.Ensure that the tool willoperate properly and performits intended function.Do not use the tool if any paftis damaged or defective.Do not use the tool if theswitch does not turn it on andoff.

CONGRATULATIONS!You have chosen a Black & Deckertool. Our aim is to provide qualitytools at an affordable price.We hope that you will enjoy usingthis tool for many years.

EC DECLARATION OFCONFORMITY

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KCeo36Black & Decker declaresthat these tools conform to:98/37 IEWG, 89 /336/EWG,73/23/EWG, EN 50260-1 ,prEN 5026A-2-2, EN60335EN5501 4-1 , EN55014-2EN61 000-3-2, EN61 000-3-3

Level of sound pressure,measured according to EN 50260-1 :

KC9036

INTENDED UsEYour Black & Decker screwdrive'KC9036 has been designed forinsefting and removing screwsand nuts using the appropriateaccessories. This tool is intendedfor consumer use only.Your Black & Decker charger hasbeen designed for charging thebattery in the tool with which itwas supplied.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warning symbolsThe following symbols are usedin this manual:

injury, loss of life or damageto the tool in case ofnon-observance of theinstructions in this manual.

A Denotes risk of personal3.

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Loo (sound pressure)L*o (acoustic power)

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70

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Hand/arm weighted vibrationvalue according to EN 50260-1 :

< 2.5 mlsz

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Director of EngineeringBDCI , 4/F , 2 Dai Wang Street

Tai Po lndustrial EstateTai Po NT, Hong Kong

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A Denotes risk of electricshock.

t-iTl Read the manual prior toope ration.

A Fire hazard.Know your tool

r Warning! When usingbattery-powered tools,basic safety precautions,including the fol lowing,should always be followedto reduce the risk of fire,leaking batteries, personalinjury and materialdamage.

r Read all of this manualcarefu I ly before operatingthe tool.

r Before operating the tool,make sure that you knowhow to switch the tool offin an emergency.

o Retain this manual forfuture reference.

General

1. Keep work area cleanCluttered areas and benchescan cause accidents.

2. Consider work areaenvironmentDo not expose the tool torain. Do not use the tool indamp or wet conditions.Keep the work area well lit.Do not use the tool wherethere is a risk of causing fireor explosion, e.g. in thepresence of flammable liquidsand gases.Keep children awayDo not allow children, visitorsor animals to come near thework area or to touch the tool.Dress properlyDo not wear loose clothing orjewellery, as these can becaught in moving parts.Preferably wear rubber glovesand non-slip footwear whenworking outdoors. Wearprotective hair covering tokeep long hair out of the way.Personal protectionAlways use safety glasses.Use a face or dust maskwhenever the operations mayproduce dust or flyingparticles. Wear ear protectionwhenever the sound levelseems uncomfortable.Do not overreachKeep proper footing andbalance at all times.Stay alertWatch what you are doing.Use common sense. Do notoperate the tool when youare tired.

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Have any damaged ordefective parts repaired orreplaced by an authorisedrepair agent. Never attemptany repairs yourself.

1 3. Avoid unintentional startingDo not carry the tool with afinger on the on/of{ switch.

14. Do not abuse cordNever carry the charger by itscord or pull it to disconnectfrom the socket. Keep thecord away from heat, oil andsharp edges.

1 5.Store idle toolsWhen not in use, tools,batteries and chargers shouldbe stored in a dry, locked upor high place, out of reach ofchildren.

16. Maintain tools with careKeep cutting tools sharp andclean for better and saferperformance. Fol low theinstructions for maintenanceand changing accessories.Keep handles and switchesdry, clean and free from oiland grease.

17. RepairsThis tool complies withrel evant safety requ irements.Repairs should only becarried out by qualifiedpersons using original spareparts; otherwise this mayresult in considerable dangerto the user.

Ad diti o n al saf ety i n structionsfor batteries and chargersBatteries

Never attempt to open forany reason.Do not store in locationswhere the temperature mayexceed 40 "C.Charge only at ambienttemperatures between 4 oCand 40 "C.

Charge only using i.echarger provideC vrtir thetool (see technical data).When disposing of batteries,follow the instructions givenin the section "Protecting theenvironment".Under extreme conditions,battery leakage may occur.When you notice liquid onthe battery, proceed asfollows:- Carefully wipe the liquid off

using a cloth. Avoid skincontact.

- ln case of skin or eyecontact, follow theinstructions below.

solution of potassiumhydroxide, can be harmful.ln case of skin contact,immediately rinse with water.Neutralise with a mild acidsuch as lemon juice orvinegar. ln case of eyecontact, rinse abundantly withclean water for at least 10minutes. Consult a physician.

Fire hazard! Avoid short-circuiting the contacts of adetached battery.

Do not incinerate thebattery.

Chargers. Use your Black & Decker

charger only to charge thebattery in the tool with which itwas supplied. Other batteriescould burst, causing personalinjury and damage.

. Never attempt to charge non-recha rgea ble batteries.

. Have defective cordsreplaced immediately.

. Do not expose tc '.vater. i

. Do not open l-e :harger.

A Never attempt to replace

. Do not probe the charger.

G The charger is intended forindoor use only.

ELECTRICAL SAFETYYour charger has been designedfor a specific mains voltage.Always check that the mainsvoltage corresponds to thevoltage on the rating plate.

Your charger is doubleinsulated in accordance withEN 60335; therefore noearth wire is required.

the charger unit with aregular mains plug.

PACKAGE CONTENTSThe pack contains:

Cordless screwdriverDouble-ended screwdriver bitChargerlnstruction manual

. Carefully unpack all parts.

. Please note that additionalitems may be found in thecarton, depending on theletter suffix following thecatalogue number of yourtool

OVERVIEW (fig. A)1. On/off switch with forward/

reverse function2. Spindle lock collar3. Bit holder4. Handle adjustment button5. Handle6. Battery coverASSEMBLY

the spindle lock asdescribed below.

Fitting and removing ascrewdriver bit (fig. B)i To fit a screwdriver bit (7),

push it into the bit holderuntil it locates. ,

. To remove a screwdriver bit,pull it straight from the bitholder.

Fitting and removing a bit tipusing the bit tip holder (fig. B). To fit thrd bit tip holder (B),

push it into the bit holderuntil it locates.To fit a bit tip (9), insert it intothe bit tip holder (B).To remove a bit tip, pull itfrom the bit tip holder.To remove the bit tip holder,pull it straight from the bitholder.

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A The battery fluid, a 25-3oo/o

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A Before assembly, engage

A Do not charge the battery atambient temperaturesbelow 4 "C or above 40 "C.Recommended chargingtemperature: approx. 24 "C.

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A Let the tool work ,t it, ownpace. Do not overload.

Charging the battery ffig. C)The battery needs to be chargedbefore first use and whenever itfails to produce sufficient poweron jobs that were easily donebefore. When charging thebattery for the first time, or afterprolonged storage, it will onlyaccept an B0% charge. Afterseveral charge and dischargecycles, the battery will attain fullcapacity. The battery maybecome warm while charging;this is normal and does notindicate a problem.

. To charge the battery, set thetool to the straight positionand insert the charger plug(10) into the connector (1 1).

. Plug in the charger.Switch onat the mains.

r Leave the tool connected to *recharger for at least 12 hours.

The tool can be left connected tothe charger indefinitely.The charger may hum and becomewarm while charging; this is normaland does not indicate a problem.. Before using the tool, unplug

the charger and disconnectthe tool from the charger.

A Do not use the tool while itis connected to the charger.

Adjusting the handle (fig. D)For optimum versatility, thehandle can be set to differentpositions.. Press the handle adjustment

bulcon (4).Swivel the handle into thedesired position.Release the button.

Manual spindle lock (fig. E)The manual spindle lock allowsyou to use the tool as a regularscrewdriver. You can give anextra twist to firmly tighten ascrew or to loosen a very tightscrew.

To activate the spindle lock,turn the collar (2) to the Bsymbol. With the spindle lockagtivated, the tool cannot beswitched on.To release the spindle lock,turn the collar (2) to the [lsymbol.

Operating the tool (fig. F). Make sure that the spindle

lock is re leased .o To tighten a screw or nut,

slide the on/off switch (1) tothe right and press it.

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. To loosen a scrsJ o!'nut,slide the on/off switcr (1) tothe left and press it.

. To switch the tool off, releasethe on/off switch.

Hints for optimum useo Always use the correct type

and size of screwdriver bit.o {f screvrs are difficult to

tighten, try appiying a smallamount of washlng liq,id or'soap as a lubricant.Use the spindle lock to loosenvery tight screws or to firmlytighten screws.Always hold the tool andscrewdriver bit in a straightline with the screw.When screwing in wood, it isrecommended to drill a pilothole with a depth equal tothe length of the screw.A pilot hole guides the screwand prevents splintering ordistortion of the wood. For theoptimum size of the pilot hole,refer to the table below.When screwing in hardwood,also drill a clearance hole witha depth equal to half thelength of the screw. For theoptimum size of the clearancehole, refer to the table below.

Screw size Filot hole s{ssftwood}

A' Unplug the charger before

MAINTENANCEYour Black & Decker tool hasbeen designed to operate over along period of time with aminimum of maintenance.Conti n uous satisfactory operationdepends upon proper tool careand regular cleaning.Your charger does not requireany maintenance apart fromregular cleaning.

cleaning it.

Regularly clean the ventilationslots in your tool using a softbrush or dry cloth.Regularly clean the motorhousing using a damp cloth.Do not use any abrasive orsolvent-based cl ea ner.

PROTECTINGTHE ENVIRONMENT

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Should you find one day thatyour tool needs replacement,or if it is of no further use toyou, think of the protection ofthe environment.Black & Decker repair agentswill accept old Black &Decker tools and ensure thatthey are disposed of in anenvironmentally safe way.

Hold the tool as shown in fig. G.Gently knock the batterycover against a hard surfacesuch as a workbench toloosen the cover'.Remove the cover.Pull the battery out anddisconnect the wires toremove it from the tool.Place the battery in a suitablepackaging to ensure that theterminals cannot be short-circuited. Take the battery toyour service agent or a localrecycling station. Collectedbatteries will be recycled ordisposed of properly.

Technical dataKC90.36

Tool

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Voltage Vo.No-load speed min-lMax. torque NmBit holder

Weight kg

3.61803.46.35 mmhex0.39

Chargerlnput voltagecharging time hWeight kg

230V-,50H2120.1 6

BatteryVo ltage Vo. 3.6Capacity Ah 1 .0Weight k9 0.1 1

No. 6 (3.5 mm)No. B (4 mm)No. 10 (5 mm)

2mm3.2 mm3.5 mm

Screw size Pilot hole s(hardwood)

No. 6 (3.5 mm) 2.5 mmNo. 8 (4 mm) 3.5 mrnNo. 10 (5 mm) 4.0 rnrn

Battery ffig. G)

ffi lf you want tc dispose of the? tool yourself, the batterymust be removed asdescribed below anddisposed of in accordancewith local regulations.

Do not short-circuit thebattery terminals. Do not usetools to remove the batteryionly use your fingers.

Screw size Cleracehoar

No. 6 (3.5 mm)No. B (4 mm)No. 10 (5 mrn)

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