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2.

Unscrew the head assembly P-606 and take it out of the tool.
The long arm of a Allen wrench may be inserted into one of
hole at the base of head P-606 to help unlock the assembly.

3.

Pull-out the piston assembly and unscrew the cylinder P-618.
Perform  a  visual  inspection  of  the  driving  blade  P-423,  the
wear-ring P-622A and the inner surface of the cylinder P-618.
Do not remove the driving blade from the piston.

4.

Pull-out  the  valve  assembly  P-643  and  perform  a  visual
inspection  of  all  rings.  Check  that  the  actuator  assembly
P-642/P-644  is  sliding  easily  on  valve  P-643.  Clean  and
lubricate lightly. It is usually not necessary to take apart the
actuator assembly.

5.

If  necessary,  actuator  cap  P-644  may  be  unsnaped  from
actuator P-642 by inserting the long arm of an Allen wrench
through the hole on top of the actuator and using a hammer
with moderate force to get the parts apart.

6.

Clean the inside wall of the head body P-606 and lubricate
lightly with a non-detergent oil. Check the o-ring P-606A. It is
generally not necessary to remove the head cap P-601.

REPLACING THE DRIVING BLADE

The  driving  blade  is  sold  separately  or  supplied  as  a  complete
subassembly with the piston P-622.

1.

Unscrew the head assembly P-606 and take it out of the tool.

2.

Pull-out the piston assembly from the cylinder. Remove any
debris and assess condition of cylinder P-618. If marked or
grouged,  use  a  fine  sand  paper  to  smooth  out  walls.  The
piston  P-622  must  be  allowed  to  move  without  restriction.
Skip to step (7) if you are replacing with a piston/driving blade
subassembly.

3.

Lock the piston in a vise, using
a  rag  to  prevent  scoring.
Always use the top and bottom
faces  to  secure  the  piston  in
place.

4.

Remove  the  broken  driver
using a 1/2" close wrench.

5.

Put  one  drop  of  medium
strength  adhesive  sealant  onto  the  threads  of  the  piston
P-622.

6.

Insert  the  P-622C  lock  washer  and  screw  the  new  driving
blade  onto  the  piston  P-622.  Tighten  very  hard  (140  lb

in

minimum).  Make  sure  that  the  lock  washer  P-622C  is
completely flattened.

Note: select the appropriate driving blade:

• use P-423 driving blade for the "L" or "T" bailers
• use P-237 driving blade for stapler configuration

7.

Insert the piston sub-assembly into the main body P-616 and
engage the driving blade P-423 in the seal bushing opening.

Depress the safety contact P-562 to ensure that the driving
blade has engaged the gate/foot assembly guiding channel.

8.

Tighten the cylinder P-618 onto the head P-606 and follow the
procedure to complete the assembly of the head.

INSTALLING THE SAFETY

You shouldn't need to remove the safety stop mechanism unless
the element P-561 do not swivel or has a broken tip.

1.

Assemble  together  parts  P-561,  Q-061A  ,  Q-061C  and
Q-061D.

2.

Insert the short end of P-561B as shown.

3.

Put  two  drops  of  adhesive  sealant  onto  the  thread  area  of
Q-061C,  near  its  cylindrical  end.  Make  sure  no  sealant  is
retained on the end or exterior wall.

4.

Insert the assembly into the hole in the tool body as shown.

5.

Tight together with screw P-153A, holding Q-061C.

INSTALLING THE BASE ASSEMBLY

The plastic base can be installed or removed without the need of
a tool.

1.

First,  insert  connecting  stem
P-561B to the safety contact P-562.

2.

Lift  the  safety  contact  and  fully
slide-in the plastic base P-533 onto
the brackets P-535A & B.

3.

The  safety  contact  should  simply
drop  into  place.  Insert  the  locking
rod  P-562  until  it  snaps.  It  should
engage the safety contact.

Summary of Contents for P250A

Page 1: ...Revision 10 10 Printed in Canada PNEUMATIC FLOORING TOOL P250A OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Read these instructions thoroughly before using this tool and keep it handy for reference...

Page 2: ...the air supply hose when the tool is not in use or when move to another work area 9 Never service or repair the tool clear obstructions or make adjustments while the air supply hose is connected 10 On...

Page 3: ...tion the boards With the flooring firmly in place position the tool onto the flooring with the resting block P 534 against the tongue Apply downward pressure to ensure proper seating of the fastener S...

Page 4: ...ee oil such as Primatech P 090 Few drops of oil weekly in the air inlet is sufficient Other types of lubricant may degrade the seals Check periodically to make sure that all screws are tight Pay parti...

Page 5: ...too easily it may be required to replace the piston wear ring P 622A 10 Insert the seal bushing P 525B in the lower section of main body P 606 and engage it onto the upper portion of the gate foot as...

Page 6: ...to prevent scoring Always use the top and bottom faces to secure the piston in place 4 Remove the broken driver using a 1 2 close wrench 5 Put one drop of medium strength adhesive sealant onto the thr...

Page 7: ...re are fasteners in the feeder channel b Make sure the feeder clip is engaged behind the fasteners c Check the front end of the feeder channel for burrs or damages d Check the safety mechanism e Check...

Page 8: ...se evidencing that the part or tool is within the warranty period This warranty is void as to any tool which has been subjected to misuse abuse accidental or intentional damage used with fasteners not...

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