Makita FS2700 Dry Wall Screwdriver - 110V

The FS2700 uses standard 1/4 inch hex shank bits. It is supplied with a Philips bit.

No, the Makita FS2700 is a 110V tool and does not include a transformer. A separate step-down transformer is required if you are connecting it to a 230V/240V power source.

The torque is adjusted using the collar located behind the chuck. There are six distinct settings available, indicated by numbers on the collar. Rotate the collar to select the desired torque level.

The FS2700 is specified for drywall up to 5mm thickness and self-drilling screws up to 6mm.

The one-touch locator helps set a consistent screw depth. Push it against the surface; it will engage and retract when a screw reaches the set depth. You can adjust its position for different screw depths.

Warranty information can vary by region and retailer. Please refer to the product manual or the retailer's documentation for specific warranty details.

While it has a self-drilling screw capacity of 6mm, its primary design is for drywall. For heavier metal framing, a more powerful impact driver or drill may be more suitable.

Check if the tool is securely plugged into a working 110V outlet or if the transformer is functioning correctly. Inspect the power cord for any visible damage.

Adjust the torque setting. Increase the torque for harder materials or deeper penetration, and decrease it to prevent overdriving or damaging the drywall surface. Ensure the depth locator is properly set.

Ensure a standard 1/4in hex bit is fully inserted and secured in the bit holder. Check the bit for wear and replace if necessary. Make sure the bit holder mechanism is clean.

Ensure the tool's ventilation slots are clear of dust and debris. Avoid prolonged continuous use at maximum load; allow the tool to cool down periodically.