DeWalt Combi Hammer Drill - DCD709N

Best current price£71.24from B&Q
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£71.24Visit shop B&Q - Dcd709N 18V Xr Li-Ion Brushless Compact Combi Hammer Drill + 32Pc Acc Set
Visit shop
Best current price£71.24from B&Q
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£71.24Visit shop B&Q - Dcd709N 18V Xr Li-Ion Brushless Compact Combi Hammer Drill + 32Pc Acc Set
Visit shop1 offer from £71.24
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This guide is for users of the DeWalt DCD709N Combi Hammer Drill, an 18V XR Li-Ion Brushless Compact model. It's designed to help you drill, drive screws, and hammer drill efficiently. The key benefit is its versatility and power, thanks to its brushless motor and compact design. A caveat is that batteries and a charger are sold separately; this model is a bare tool.
| Model Part Number | DCD709N |
|---|---|
| Brand | DeWalt |
This drill is compatible with DeWalt 18V XR lithium-ion batteries.
No, this is a bare tool and does not include a battery or charger. These must be purchased separately.
You can drill into wood, metal, plastic, and with the hammer function, masonry.
There is a selector ring on the drill to switch between the modes.
The warranty information can vary, so please refer to your product documentation or contact DeWalt for specific warranty details.
Unscrew the chuck to open it, insert the bit, and then tighten the chuck to secure the bit.
A brushless motor provides increased efficiency, longer tool life, and more power compared to brushed motors.
Replacement parts can typically be found through authorized DeWalt dealers or online retailers.
Ensure the battery is properly inserted and charged. Check the battery contacts for any debris. Verify the switch is engaged.
Check the battery charge level. Use a higher capacity battery if available. Make sure you are using the correct speed setting.
Clean the chuck and bit shank. Make sure the bit is properly inserted. Use the chuck key (if applicable) to tighten the chuck firmly.
Reduce the workload. Allow the drill to cool down. Check the ventilation slots for obstructions. Consider using a lower speed setting.