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y
y
These tools have an adjust-
able trigger and can be set for
Contact Actuation (
) or
Sequential Actuation (
).
y
y
With a “Contact-Actuation”
(Dual-Action) trigger, nails can
be driven two ways:
A
First,
position safety
element against work surface,
then
k
pull trigger — “Trigger
Fire.”
B
First,
pull trigger, then
k
push safety element against
work surface for operation
each time the safety element
is pushed against the work
surface. This “bottom-fire” mode
of operation is preferred when
high speed, rapid fastener
placement is desired.
y
y
With a “Sequential” (Restrictive)
trigger, nails can only be driven
one way. First,
position safety
element against work surface,
then
k
pull trigger. This feature
is helpful when precise fastener
placement is required.
Read the “Customer Satisfaction
and Safety Reminder” (CSSR)
in the tool and fastener boxes
for safety information regarding
the Dual Action and Restrictive
triggers. Under certain condi-
tions, the Restrictive trigger may
reduce the possibility of injury
to you or to others working with
you.
2
1
B
1
2
A
1
2
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should a staple jam occur:
yy
Disconnect air supply.
yy
Depress latch and slide rail
open.
yy
Remove staples.
yy
Remove jammed fastener.
yy
Lay strip of staples into maga-
zine. Use only genuine SENCO
staples. Do not load with trigger
depressed.
yy
Push rail forward until it latches.