Parkside PDT 40 D3, Operation And Safety Notes

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10 GB/CY
Another alternative is to keep the mouth
10
pressed against the workpiece.
Each time the trigger
2
is actuated, a fastener
will leave the device.
NOTE: Fine adjustment with the knurled screw
8
is possible.
Turn the knurled screw
8
downwards in order
to drive the fastener more deeply into the work-
piece.
Turn the knurled screw
8
upwards in order to
drive the fastener less deeply into the workpiece.
Turn the exhaust air aperture
1
to guide the
exhaust airflow in the desired direction.
After finishing work, disconnect the device from
the compressor.
Removing jammed fasteners
If a staple or nail gets jammed in the magazine
slot, immediately disconnect the compressed
air supply.
Open the magazine
6
as described in the
chapter “Loading the magazine“.
Open the face plate
11
by pulling the face
plate quick clamping lever
12
in the direction
of the trigger lock
9
.
Remove the jammed fastener.
Close the face plate
11
by pulling the face
plate quick clamping lever
12
in the direction
of the exhaust air aperture
1
.
Close the magazine
6
of the compressed air
tacker as described in the chapter “Loading the
magazine“.
Maintenance and cleaning
RISK OF INJURY! Be absolutely certain to
disconnect the device from the compressed air
source before cleaning or maintaining it.
User maintenance
lubrication with oil mister
NOTE:
As a treatment stage after the pressure re-
ducer, an oil mister provides continuous and optimum
lubrication of the compressed air tacker. An oil mis-
ter gives off fine drops of oil into the airflow and so
guarantees regular lubrication.
Install the oil mister after the (filter) pressure re-
ducer. To do so, insert the nipple of the oil mister
into the quick-release coupling of the (filter)
pressure reducer.
Then connect the compressed air device to the
quick-release coupling provided for it.
Manual lubrication
NOTE:
If you do not have an oil mister, lubricate the
device each time after driving about 5000 fasteners.
Apply 1–2 drops of special compressed air oil
into the threaded nipple
4
of the compressed
air tacker.
Then press the trigger
2
several times.
ATTENTION: Be certain not to use too much
oil; otherwise oil could leave the mouth with the
fastener and potentially damage the workpiece.
Cleaning
Do not use any sharp objects to clean the device.
Do not allow any liquids to enter the device.
Otherwise the device could be damaged.
Clean the device regularly, preferably always
immediately after finishing work.
Use a dry cloth to clean the housing. Under no
circumstances should you use petrol, solvent or
cleaners which attack plastic.
After each use, pack the compressed air tacker
in the carrying case it was delivered with to
protect it from dirt.
Service
Should problems arise whilst operating your ROWI
Electronics product, please proceed as follows:
Operation / Maintenance and cleaning / Service Service / Warranty / Disposal