This tool i s des igned to op erate on cle an, dry, com pres sed a ir at
regulated pres su res b etwee n 70 and 1 20 PS I (Pounds per Sq uare
Inch). The prefer red sy stem w ould inc lu de a f ilter, a press ure regula
tor, a nd au tomat ic oiler locat ed as clos e to the tool as poss ible (w ithin
15 fe et is ideal) . A ll compress ed air c ontains mo isture and other
contam ina tes that are detrim ental to inte rnal c om po nents of the tool.
An air line filter will re move m ost of the se contami nates and s ignifi
cantly prolong the life of the tool. If an in-line oiler is not available:
place five o r s ix drops of oil, into th e tool
’
s air inlet at the beginni ng of
3. Push fasteners forward beyond stopped position of the leaf (See F ig.
16).
4. Pull feeder shoe retainer backward under the coil spring force. The
feeder shoe will push the fasteners forward to front end of the magazine
(See Fig. 17).
5. Adjust directional exhaust deflector (see Fig. 18 on following page ), so
that the exhaust ai r blast will be directed away from the operator. Grasp
the deflector and rotate it t o the desired position for the current
application.
6
7
Com plete a ll steps o f PREPARING THE TO OL befo re using the tool.
Full sequen tial fire only for this item .
Fig.17
Fig.16
B
Fig.14
Fig.15
A
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FOREWORD
Model 1000993 is pneum atic framing nail er. It is des igned to install 15
ga. diameter framing nails of various lengths(1 /
˝
to 2 /
˝
long).
Fastener collation angle is 34
°
.
1
1
2
2
POWER SOURCE
each workday.
CAUTION:
All li ne c om ponents (hos es , conne ctors, filters,
regulators, etc.) must hav e a 150% of maximum s ystem
potential. P eriod try to use a hose of ID 3/ 8
˝
connec ting naile r
w it h c o mp re s so r.
D o not c onnec t t h is tool to a s ystem with maxim um potential
press ure greater than 180PS I(12. 3B AR ).
O nly dis connect quic k c onnec tor connected to the body tail
portion air inlet
no compressed air the word discharge c an be
g uar a n t e ed w he n d is c o n ne c t i n g.(F i g.1 4 )
D i s c o n n e c t
t o o l f r o m
a i r s u p p l y b e f o r e p e r f o r m i n g
maintenance, c learing a jamm ed fastener, leaving w ork area,
moving tool to another loc ation, or handing the tool to anothe r
person.
—
1. Aft e r read ing an d und erstanding th is entire ma nual, c onnec t tool t o
a ir su pply.
K eep t o ol po inted a way from y ours elf and ot h e rs a t all tim es.
CAUTION:
PREPARING THE TOOL BEFORE DRIVING
2. Put the fasteners into magazine from the
groov e of the
magazine tail portion (See Fig. 15).
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T
Never use a tool that leaks air or needs repair.
Always wear Z87 approved safety glas ses, and hearing protection
when preparing or operating the tool.
Do not load fasteners with trigger or safety depressed.
Always connect tool to air supply before loading fasteners.
USING THE TOOL
Put t he nose on the w orking s urface, l ightly pu sh the to ol towa rd the
working surface until th e safe br acket is depress ed, then , depres s the
trigger to drive the fasteners. T his
“
trig ger fire
”
method provide s the
most ac curate fastener placeme nt. In thi s method , the sa fe bracke t can
be adju st downw ards with knob to avoid striking two nail s at one time.
