DCK Brushless Hammer Drill


How does the Hammer Drill work?
Hammer: With impact function. Use with the silver masonry bit for drilling into brick or cement
Drill: Use black bit for wood, or gold bit for metal surfaces
Screwdriver: For driving screws. Select torque level 1–22 depending on material hardness
Drill Bits by Color:
Silver = Masonry bit (brick & cement)
Black = Wood bit (wood materials)
Gold = Metal bit (metal materials)
Why can’t it drill into brick or cement?
Check battery – shipped at only 30% charge for safety. Low power affects performance
Check the mode – must be in Hammer Mode and using masonry bit
If both are correct and it still doesn’t work, the tool may be defective
How to install the bit?
Before Use:Set the reverse switch to the middle and remove battery
Install Bit
Hold chuck, turn sleeve counterclockwise to open jaws;Insert bit;Hold chuck, turn sleeve clockwise to tighten
Remove Bit: Hold chuck, turn sleeve counterclockwise
Can this hammer drill be used on concrete?
A hammer drill is generally not suitable for drilling into concrete. It works best on materials like brick, cement, wood, and metal.
Only a rotary hammer drill, which is designed with a piston/cylinder mechanism, can effectively drill into concrete.

DCK Brushless Hammer Drill


How does the Hammer Drill work?
Hammer: With impact function. Use with the silver masonry bit for drilling into brick or cement
Drill: Use black bit for wood, or gold bit for metal surfaces
Screwdriver: For driving screws. Select torque level 1–22 depending on material hardness
Drill Bits by Color:
Silver = Masonry bit (brick & cement)
Black = Wood bit (wood materials)
Gold = Metal bit (metal materials)
Why can’t it drill into brick or cement?
Check battery – shipped at only 30% charge for safety. Low power affects performance
Check the mode – must be in Hammer Mode and using masonry bit
If both are correct and it still doesn’t work, the tool may be defective
How to install the bit?
Before Use:Set the reverse switch to the middle and remove battery
Install Bit
Hold chuck, turn sleeve counterclockwise to open jaws;Insert bit;Hold chuck, turn sleeve clockwise to tighten
Remove Bit: Hold chuck, turn sleeve counterclockwise
Can this hammer drill be used on concrete?
A hammer drill is generally not suitable for drilling into concrete. It works best on materials like brick, cement, wood, and metal.
Only a rotary hammer drill, which is designed with a piston/cylinder mechanism, can effectively drill into concrete.

























































