Makita DHP489Z Combi Hammer Drill + Inlay

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The Makita DHP489Z 18V LXT Brushless Compact Combi Drill is for professionals and serious DIYers needing a powerful yet maneuverable cordless drill for various tasks. Its key benefit is the efficient brushless motor and durable construction, offering extended runtime and reliability, with the caveat that it's a body-only tool, requiring separate battery and charger purchase. This combi drill features a two-speed gearbox, a robust aluminium gear housing, and XPT technology for protection against dust and moisture, all designed for demanding applications.
| Model Part Number | DHP489Z + INLAY 837916-4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
No, the Makita DHP489Z is a 'Bare Tool' and does not include batteries or a charger. These must be purchased separately.
The inlay is a moulded tray designed to fit into a Makita MAKPAC Type 2 Connector Case. It provides a secure and organized space for the drill, preventing movement and damage during transport and storage.
The mode is typically selected via a collar behind the chuck. Rotate the collar to the desired symbol: a drill bit for drilling, a screwdriver for driving, and a hammer for hammer drilling.
XPT (eXtreme Protection Technology) is a seal that provides enhanced protection against dust and dripping water, allowing the tool to be used in more challenging environmental conditions.
Yes, as long as they are part of the Makita 18V LXT Lithium-Ion battery system, they are compatible with the DHP489Z.
Brushless motors are more efficient, meaning they use less energy for the same amount of work, leading to longer runtimes. They also tend to be more durable and require less maintenance as there are no brushes to wear out.
The Makita DHP489Z has a maximum lock torque of 75Nm.
Ensure the battery is fully charged and properly seated in the tool. Check if the battery contacts are clean.
The battery may be low on charge or nearing the end of its life. Try a fully charged, known-good battery. Ensure vents are clear of dust for motor cooling.
Check for debris around the chuck mechanism. If persistent, a service may be required.
Ensure the tool is set to the 'hammer' mode. If the issue persists, there may be an internal problem requiring professional service.
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