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T ECHNICAL INFORMATION
Models No. 6912D
New Tool
Description 12mm Cordless ratchet wrench
CONCEPTION AND MAIN APPLICATIONS
This product was developed to make temporary 23
fastening of bolts and nuts easier for constructing
prefabricated houses.
It can also be used as an ordinary ratchet wrench to
finally tighten the bolts and nuts by swiveling its
22
handle clockwise with the ratchet mechanism.
The model 6912DW is made up of
6912D (Makita 12mm battery powered ratchet wrench)
DC7000 (Boosting charger) 322
The model 6912D does not include batteries.
Specifications
Motor DC 7.2 magnet motor
No load speed(R.P.M.) 270
The size of the eyelet part of the wrench 21 mm in thickness with two eyelet parts together
Bolt size suitable for the model 1/25 inches
Temporary fastening with the torque by 20 kg-cm
Net weight(Kg) 0.85
Standard equipment
Socket adapter --- One piece.
Optional accessories
Battery model 7000
Features and benefits
1. The offset wrench type allows you to tighten bolts and nuts in the limited space.
2. Great many fasteners can be tightened with one battery because the load current is effectively controlled with the
function of a torque limiter (clutch) for fastening by the motor.
3. You do not have to worry about rust as the housing is made of plastic and stainless steel.
4. Standards sockets available in the market can be mounted with the use of the supplied socket adapter.
The standard equipment for the tools shown may differ form country to country
Capacity
Temporary tightening torque by the motor 20kg-cm
Number of fasteners to be tightened with one 500 fasteners (if a bolt with the length under head of 20mm
battery is temporarily tightened until the clutch slips.)
Retightening allowance (Torque at which a bolt 500 kg-cm (Up to 1/2 inch regular bolt)
can be tightened manually after the temporary
tightening by the motor.)
Repair
1) Replacement of the clutch
(2)Hexagon socket head cap screw
(1)Hexagon socket head cap screw Gripping position
(4)Sub-housing R
(6)Housing R
Fig.1 (3)Sub-housing L
(5)Housing L
(1) Loosen the hexagon socket head cap screws 1 (M4x18) and 2 (M4x25) with hexagon socket screw keys. and
dismantle the sub-housing R and L, and housing R and L. (See the fig.1.)
(12) (13)
(7) (20) (22)
(19)
(8)
(14)
(15) (16) (17) (18) (21) (23) (24)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(27)
(25) (26) (29)
(28)
Fig.2
(7)Torsion spring (8)Spring type catch (9)Ratchet holder (10)Socket 21 (11)Pin 4
(12)Ratchet pawl (13)Torsion spring 7 (14)Sleeve 4 (15)Collar (16)Needle bearing 1015
(17)Flat washer (18)Spindle (19)Steel ball 3.5 (20)Compression spring 24 (21)Complete clutch cam
(22)Spur gear 16 (23)Internal spur gear 49 (24)Flat washer (25)DC motor (26)Switch
(27)Compression spring 6 (28)Switch lever (29)Battery holder
(2) The parts from7 to 14 can be easily dismounted after the sub-housing R and L are taken off. Remove the housing
R and then remove the parts from 15 to 29 out of the housing L. (Care must be taken not to misplace 27 the
compression spring 6 in removing the parts.) (See fig.2.)
(3) 18 the spindle, 19 steel ball 3.5 20 compression spring 2.4 and 21 complete clutch cam assembly are the clutch
related parts. Other parts can be manually dismounted. (See the fig.2.)
(4) Remove 21 the complete clutch cam assembly from 18 the spindle.(Be careful not to scatter19 steel balls around
in removing the 21 complete clutch cam assembly as the 19 steel balls 3.5 are pressed against the 21 complete
clutch cam assembly with the 21 compression spring 2.4.) See the fig. 2.
(5) Replace the 20 Compression spring 2.4 and 21 complete clutch cam assembly together in replacing the clutch
Assembling
(1) Assemble the parts from 18 to 21.
Hold it down
Ditch
Grease
Hold it down
(18)Spring Fig.3
(21)Complete clutch cam assembly
Put the 19 steel balls 3.5 with the 20 compression spring 2.4 installed between the balls into the 3.6 mm
diameter bore at the end of the 18 spindle. Insert the steel balls aligned with the groove in the complete clutch
cam assembly by holding the 19 steel balls down. (See the fig. 3.)
(2) Mount the parts from (16) to (29) in the (5) housing L.
Place the needle bearing side on the motor side.
(23)Internal spur gear 49 locking part
(5)Housing L (28)Put the 28 switch lever through
Bring the 16 needle bearing 1015 against this face. Fig.4
Fit the 28 switch lever in together with the 26 switch and also the 27 compression spring 6. Insert the 17 flat
washer 10 and 16 needle bearing 1015 in this order into the 18 spindle assembled in the above 1. Insert 3 pieces
of the 22 spur gears 16 into the 21 complete clutch cam assembly and engage the gears with the 23 internal spur
gear 49. Mount the 24 flat washer 15 at the same time.
(In assembling the internal spur gear, engage one of its slots against the rotation lock. Mount the 16 needle
bearing1015 by bringing it toward the left end as shown in the fig. 4.)(See the figs. 2, 3, & 4.)
(3) Assemble the 6 housing R and sub-housing R. (Confirm the 18 spindle can rotate smoothly, and that there is a
play in the axial direction after the housing and sub-housing are assembled.)
(4) Turn the wrench upside down, and assemble the parts from 7 to 15.
(4)Sub-housing R
Mount it on the main body. (10)Socket 21
(5)Housing L
Assemble the (10) socket 21
by holding it down.
(11)Pin 4
One with the longer
(7)Torsion spring5
ground part.
(8)Spring type catch
(15)Collar
(12)Ratchet pawl
Assemble the parts from 7 to 10 (9)Ratchet holder
(13)Torsion spring by holding them down.
One with the smaller diameter.
(14)Sleeve 4
Fig. 5 Fig.6
Mount the 1 hexagon socket head cap screw (M4x18) in the 4 sub-housing R, insert the 14 sleeve 4, and assemble
the 12 ratchet pawl and 13 torsion spring 7 as shown in the fig. 5.(Be careful not to catch the 14 torsion spring 7
between the 14 sleeve and 4 sub-housing in the above assembling process.)
Assemble the parts from 7 to 11 as shown in the fig.5, and mount the assembled one to the main body. (It is easier to
assemble the parts with the 15 collar positioned to the other side to the 12 ratchet pawl.)
(5) Mount the (3) sub-housing L and tighten the screws.(Install the spring washer on the nut for mounting the (1)
hexagon socket head cap screw (M4x18).)
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