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Have Kraft Tech cordless drill - How do I use it in reverse?

14 years ago

I have demolition starting tomorrow on my back porch and I have a few screws that held a wall planter that I would like to remove. I do not know where the reverse is on my drill.

I bought a cordless Kraftech 7.2 used drill without a manual. I have used it successfully, except for removing screws. I can't find a manual online as I suppose it is an older model.

How does it work in reverse? Thanks

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millworkman

3 years ago

10 years later.................

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mike_kaiser_gw
14 years ago
I've never heard of Krafttech but the ones I saw online had a button located above the trigger.

Here is a link that might be useful: Kraft Tech
Johnny_Earl_yahoo_com
12 years ago
In moving, I lost my power cord for my power drill, model CDP02CN-11. Where and how can I get another one
Thanks, John
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renovator8
12 years ago
Do you mean the power supply? Just google it.

Here is a link that might be useful: power supply
Chrystal Amburgy
3 years ago
right above the trigger is a button, on both sides, one button shows forward arrow, one shows backward arrow, push until you hear it click
Chrystal Amburgy
3 years ago
I know, I know, but maybe someone else?

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