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ASSEMBLING THE TOOL

This  section  describes  how  to  re-assemble  the  tool  after
maintenance.  The  following  procedure  assumes  that  the
gate/foot  assembly  along  with  the  resting  block  are  already
installed.

[1] Insert the seal bushing in the lower section of main body

and  engage  it  onto  the  upper  portion  of  the  gate/foot
assembly. A flat screwdriver can help locate it correctly.
Use  the  wooden  handle  of  the  hammer  to  tap  the  seal
bushing completely in place.

Note: select the appropriate replacement part:

- use P-525B for the "L" or "T" nailers
- use P-525C for staplers

[2] Check & lubricate the valve assembly. Insert into the head

and ensure that it is sliding easily.

[3] Snap  the  cylinder  onto  the  head.  Check  that  the  band-

valve on the cylinder is properly installed.

[4] Insert the piston assembly about 1" into the bottom end of

the cylinder.

[5] Push the bumper into the bottom end of the cylinder.

[6] With the head lock loosened, engage the whole assembly

into  the  tool,  with  the  driving  blade  engaged  thru  the
opening of the seal bushing. Depress the safety contact
and  engage  down  completely  into  gate/foot  assembly
guiding channel.

Insert the Alen key into one of the side holes and screw
the head assembly completely.  Take care not do damage
the threads. Tighten by hand.

NEVER

 APPLY THREADLOCKER OR ADHESIVE ONTO

HEAD THREADS

.

[7] Rotate the head lock clockwise and tighten with moderate

force with the Allen key.

A

FTER REASSEMBLY

,

 ALWAYS ACTUATE THE TOOL

REPEATEDLY 

WITHOUT

 

FASTENERS

 AGAINST A

PIECE OF WOOD TO INSURE PROPER OPERATION

.

This  tool  features  a  head  lock  to
maintain  firmly  in  place  the  head
assembly  during  operation.  Before
inserting the head assembly, ensure
that  the  lock  is  free  to  swivel  and
rotate  it  away  from  the  head
opening.  After  inserting  the  head
assembly  in  place,  rotate  the  lock
and tighten with the Allen key using
moderate  force.  To  remove  the
head  assembly,  simply  unscrew  the  head  lock  ¼  turn  and
rotate it counter-clockwise.

Summary of Contents for P250F

Page 1: ...P250F PNEUMATIC FLOORING TOOL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Read these instructions thoroughly before using this tool and keep it handy for reference Printed in Canada v143 04 17...

Page 2: ...atic tool model P250F Read these instructions thoroughly before using this tool and keep it handy for reference if necessary Always keep hands feet or other body parts away from the fastener ejection...

Page 3: ...bar Higher pressure can cause premature wear or damage to certain components After assembly check all the connections to prevent the leaks and to have maximum efficiency TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE T...

Page 4: ...etc Installer should always ensure optimal surface preparation comply with all manufacturers recommendations and conduct a pre installation test prior to beginning any installation BEFORE STARTING AN...

Page 5: ...EVENTIVE MAINTENANCE This tool requires minimal lubrication Use only detergent free oil such as Primatech P 090 Few drops of oil weekly in the air inlet is sufficient Other types of lubricant may degr...

Page 6: ...f the cylinder 6 With the head lock loosened engage the whole assembly into the tool with the driving blade engaged thru the opening of the seal bushing Depress the safety contact and engage down comp...

Page 7: ...o move without restriction 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 Remove the broken driver using a 1 2 closed end wr...

Page 8: ...ure the pusher is engaged behind the fasteners Check the front end of the magazine for burrs or damages Check the safety mechanism Check if the driver is stuck in down position Check for obstruction i...

Page 9: ...rt or tool is within the warranty period Serial must be intact and legible for warranty to apply This warranty is void as to any tool which has been subjected to misuse abuse accidental or intentional...

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