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Connection
a. Compressed air tool
b. Nozzle pipe
c. Snap coupling
d. Compressed air hose
e. Nozzle pipe
f. Snap coupling
g. Lubrication unit
h. Regulator
i. Filter
j. Non-return valve
k. Compressor
Use
Loading staples
Check that the staple gun is not connected
to the compressed air supply.
Press the magazine release (4) and open the
magazine (5).
Insert the required type of staples in
the magazine. The points must point
downwards and the feeder should push the
staples forward from behind.
Close the magazine. Check that it clicks into
place and cannot be pushed to one side
without pressing the release.
Setting depth
Connect the staple gun to the air supply,
and check that the supply air pressure is
correct.
Use the pressure setting button on the air
supply (2) to adjust the depth the staple is
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 workpiece.
Use
Load the staples and set the depth as
described above.
Grip the handle (1), place the staple gun on
the item, and press the trigger (3) to fire a
staple. Release the trigger.
Do not put too much pressure on the staple
gun.
Disconnect the staple gun from the air hose
after use.
Cleaning and maintenance
Clean the tool with a well-wrung cloth after
use, and always keep all surfaces clean.
If the compressed air supply does not mix
lubricating oil in the air, lubricate the tool
with oil via its compressed air nozzle every
1-2 hours of operation. Apply a couple of
drops of oil to the nozzle, connect the tool
to the hose and run it for a few seconds
to lubricate it. Lubricate the tool with 4-5
drops of oil by the same method after use.
Check regularly that all parts of the tool
(seals, magazine, trigger, etc.) are in good
condition and get them replaced if not.