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The Makita HP003G Combi Hammer Drill is designed for professionals tackling demanding applications, offering immense 180 Nm torque for heavy-duty drilling and fastening. While its three-speed gearbox and AFT technology provide excellent control and safety, users must note that 40V Max XGT batteries and chargers are sold separately. Key features include a powerful brushless motor, a 13mm keyless chuck, enhanced clutch settings, and a built-in LED light for improved visibility.
| Model Part Number | HP003G |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
The Makita HP003G is part of the 40V Max XGT system and requires Makita 40V Max XGT batteries.
No, the drill is typically sold as a bare tool or with batteries and a charger as a kit. Please check the specific product listing; batteries and chargers are often sold separately.
Torque settings are adjusted by rotating the collar located in front of the chuck. The numbers (e.g., 1-41) indicate the clutch setting, with higher numbers providing more torque.
Active Feedback Sensing Technology (AFT) is a safety feature that automatically shuts off the motor if the drill bit suddenly binds or stalls, preventing dangerous kickback and protecting the user.
Yes, the HP003G is a combi hammer drill, meaning it has a hammer function for drilling into masonry and concrete, in addition to standard drilling and screwdriving modes.
The mode is typically changed by rotating the front part of the gear housing (the ring with symbols for drilling, screwdriving, and hammer) to align with the indicator mark.
Brushless motors require very little maintenance. The primary care is to keep the tool clean, ensure ventilation slots are unobstructed, and use it within its operating specifications.
Ensure the 40V Max XGT battery is fully charged and correctly inserted. Check for any obstructions in the battery terminals.
The battery may be low on charge. Try a fully charged battery. Check if the motor is overheating; allow it to cool. Ensure ventilation slots are clear.
Clean any debris from the chuck jaws. Gently tap the chuck if it's stuck. If the problem persists, the chuck may need servicing.
This is a safety feature. Ensure you are using the correct bit for the material, that the bit is sharp and not damaged, and that you are not applying excessive sideways force.
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