Power Craft 59213, Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Always remove the battery before inserting staples
or brads or removing any staples or brads that are
jammed. Also remove the battery when the staple
gun is to be transported or stored.
Preparation and adjustment
Charging and fitting the battery
Charge the battery (3) fully before using the staple
gun for the first time.
Press the lock tabs (4) on the sides of the battery
and pull the battery out backwards.
Plug in the power supply (8), and place the
battery in the charger (9). Charging takes approx.
5 hours.
Unplug from the mains once charging is complete
and insert the battery into the staple gun.
Loading with brads or staples
Press the magazine release (7) and pull the
magazine (6) out of the staple gun.
Place the brads (10) or staples (11) required in the
magazine. The tips must point downwards.
Replace the magazine. Check that it clicks into
place and cannot be pushed to one side unless the
release is pressed.
Setting stroke depth
Use the depth setting button (1) to adjust the
distance the brads or staples are to be driven into
the item.
Check that the depth is correct on a piece of scrap
wood before using the staple gun on the actual
item.
Use
Load the brads or staples required and set the
depth as described above.
Grip the handle, place the staple gun up against
the item so that the safety switch (5) is depressed,
and press the trigger (2) to discharge a brad or
staple. Release the trigger.
Do not press the staple gun too hard against the
item.
Remove the battery from the staple gun after you
have finished using it, and set the depth to the
lowest level in order to protect the spring inside
the gun. Store in the transport case when not in
use.
Cleaning and maintenance
Clean the staple gun with a slightly damp cloth or
compressed air after use and always keep all
surfaces and ventilation slots clean.
Never use corrosive or abrasive detergents, as these
may attack the plastic parts of the staple gun.
Environmental information
You can help protect the
environment! Follow the applicable
environmental regulations. Dispose of
unwanted electrical equipment at an
approved refuse disposal centre.