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6. USING THE NAILER
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Adjust the pressure to the minimum recommended level.
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Remove the machine from the pneumatic network.
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Add nails to the machine by following the loading instructions.
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Connect the pneumatic hose to the nailer. Make sure that the operating switch is
not pressed when connecting the machine to the pneumatic network.
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Test the nailer to wood in order to check if the nail reaches the right depth. If the
nail goes too deep/through the wood, adjust the air pressure. Do not exceed the
advised maximum pressure.
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Mark the nailing area beforehand and make sure that the nailing area is clean. Also
make sure that there are no cables, wires or pipes in the nailing area.
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Support the work piece on its place to the base.
NOTE!
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Do not try to use the nailer if the nail holder is empty.
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Always remove the machine from the pneumatic network during breaks and after
use.
If you have doubts about the machine use, please contact the dealer or experienced
technician.
NOTE!
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The nailer might kick back if the nail hits a hard material.
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The nail might change its direction when hitting a hard material, such as a branch,
piece of steel of another nail.
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Always hold the nailer firmly and push the machine against the work piece.
Loading
When choosing the right nail type, length and shooting power you must be careful not to
shoot through the target or material or towards other people.
1.
Remove the machine from the pneumatic network.
2.
Open the nail holder
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3.
Insert a row of nails to the holder. Make sure that the nails are clean and that
they are inserted correctly.
4.
Close the holder by pushing it. Make sure that the holder is firmly closed.
WARNING! Never insert your hand or other part of your body to the triggering area
when connecting the machine to the air network or when removing it from the air
network. Never point the machine towards yourself or other people.
