The Makita DFS250 is a cordless screwdriver powered by 18V Li-ion battery and has been developed b...The Makita DFS250 is a cordless screwdriver powered by 18V Li-ion battery and has been developed based on the current model DFS452. Featuring a brushless motor and aluminium gear housing for a lightweight tool.
Includes Collated Autofeed Attachment
Easy to handle autofeed attachment for drywall screwdrivers
Compact and lightweight, attachment weighs just 0.4kg
Screw capacity: 25 to 55mm
One touch attachment/removal
Able to fasten screws even in a tight corner, screw depth dial also allows perfect depth control
Compatible with plastic collated screws
Features and Benefits:
Push drive technology
Brushless motor
LED job light
Aluminium Gear Housing
Lock on function
Silent clutch
Supplied With:
1 x Ph2 25mm, 1 x Belt clip
Collated Screw Attachment (199146-8)
No Batteries or Charger Supplied.
This guide is for users of the Makita DFS250Z Drywall Screwdriver, a cordless, brushless tool designed for efficient drywall installation. It excels at quickly and accurately driving screws with its collated autofeed attachment. Note that this model does *not* include batteries or a charger, so you'll need to supply those separately.
All features
Model Part Number
DFS250Z
Brand
Makita
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of screws does this screwdriver use?
The DFS250Z is designed for use with plastic collated screws.
Does this tool come with batteries and a charger?
No, the Makita DFS250Z is sold without batteries or a charger.
How do I attach the autofeed attachment?
Align the attachment and securely attach it to the screwdriver body.
How do I adjust the screw depth?
Use the screw depth dial located on the autofeed attachment.
How do I clean the screwdriver?
Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe down the tool. Avoid using liquids or solvents.
What is the warranty period?
Please refer to the product documentation or contact Makita for warranty details.
What is push drive technology?
It provides increased control and efficiency when driving screws, activating the motor only when pressure is applied.
Where can I find replacement parts?
Replacement parts can be found at Makita authorized service centers or online retailers.
Troubleshooting
Screws are not being driven to the correct depth.
Adjust the screw depth dial on the collated autofeed attachment.
Autofeed attachment is jamming.
Clear any debris from the attachment, and ensure the correct screws are being used.
The tool is not turning on.
Check the battery connection and ensure the battery is charged. Check the on/off switch.
Tool is losing power.
Replace the battery with a fully charged one.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient screw driving with the collated autofeed attachment.
Brushless motor for extended tool life and increased power.
Lightweight design reduces user fatigue.
Easy to handle and maneuver in tight spaces.
Precise depth control for consistent results.
Compatible with plastic collated screws.
Cons
Requires separate purchase of batteries and charger.
Attachment may not be suitable for all screw types.
Limited to use with collated screws.
Requires some initial setup and adjustment of the autofeed attachment.
May require occasional cleaning to maintain optimal performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Attaching the Autofeed Attachment: Align and securely attach the collated autofeed attachment.
Battery & Charger: Ensure the battery is compatible with the Makita 18V LXT platform. Insert the charged battery.
Screw Adjustment: Adjust the screw depth dial to achieve the desired screw depth.
Compatibility: This tool is compatible with Makita 18V Li-ion batteries.
Care: Regularly inspect the tool for any damage. Keep the tool clean and free of debris. Clean the collated autofeed attachment to prevent jams and maintain performance. Store in a dry and protected environment.