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OPERATION
ADJUSTING NAIL DRIVE
1. Disconnect tool from air supply
using quick-connect coupling.
2. Turn adjustment dial backward
to increase nail drive, or forward
to decrease nail drive, as
shown by nail symbols on tool.
3. Connect tool to air supply, and
drive nails to check for correct
depth of drive.
4. Make depth of drive adjust-
ments as needed to maintain
consistent nail driving.
5. NEVER drive nail heads
through roofing shingles, tar
paper, or other materials being
fastened.
CLEARING NAIL JAMS
1. Disconnect tool from air supply
using quick-connect coupling.
2. Open door, remove nails from
drive channel and feed pawl.
3. Insert rod into nose bore, and
push nail back through drive
channel and out of guide body.
If necessary, tap rod lightly with
a hammer to free jammed nail.
4. Remove nail from drive channel
using pliers.
OPERATION
LOADING FASTENERS
LOADING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Depress door latch and open
door. Swing magazine cover
open.
2. Check nail holder position, and
adjust as needed for nail
length being driven.
3. To adjust, pull up on center
post, and twist holder to
desired setting using nail
length indicators inside
magazine.
4. Place coil of nails over center
post. Uncoil enough nails to
reach feed pawl, and pull out
toward tool nose.
5. Place first nail in nail drive
channel, and position second
nail between teeth of feed
pawl. Nail heads must be
aligned in nail head groove.
6. Close magazine cover, and
latch door securely.
7. Roofing nailer is now loaded
and ready to be connected to
an air supply for operation.
A fastener can be driven unintentionally if the trigger and safety bracket
are activated at the same time. Always disconnect tool from air supply
before loading fasteners, making adjustments, or performing any service
on tool. Keep finger off trigger until ready to drive a fastener.
DANGER
NAIL TOO HIGH
TURN DIAL
BACKWARD
NAIL TOO DEEP
TURN DIAL
FORWARD
