LOADING
disconnect the tool from air supply.
release magazine by squeezing click lever.
1. loading staples: Place a strip
of over the rail. Push the rail until it
clicks into place.
2. loading brads: hold the nail
gun downwards and load a strip
of nails into the cartridge, with the
points facing downwards. Push
the rail until it clicks into place.
use only recommended fasteners (see technical specifications).
TOOL USE
keep tool pointed away from yourself and others and connect tool
to air supply.
tools shall be operated at the lowest pressure needed for the ap-
plication. this will reduce noise levels, part wear and energy use.
Press the nose of the tool onto the workpiece to be fastened and
press the trigger to fire staples. adjust the mini pressure which is
necessary for the penetration of the fasteners. then, make some
tests in starting with the lowest pressure.
TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE
if a staple jam occurs, disconnect tool from air supply. release magazine and slide the rail back.
remove jammed fasteners. Or remove the face plate screws, and remove the jammed projectile.
Put back face plate and screw fixation in ensuring the proper functioning of the security probe.
MAINTENANCE:
While tool is disconnected from air supply, make daily inspection to ensure free
movement of safety yoke and trigger.
all screws should be kept tight. loose screws result in unsafe operation and parts breakage.
Squirt oil lightly with 2 or 3 oil drops into the air inlet. Only use supplied oil for the tool or recom-
mended oil in the technical specifications. keep the tool clean. Wipe it regularly with a dry cloth,
and inspect for wear. lubricate the sliding parts of the magazine occasionally to prevent wear.
do not use flammable cleaning solutions. do not soak and use solvent, such solutions may damage
O-rings and other sensitive tool parts. use clean, dry air. Preferably use a processing unit of com-
pressed air upstream of the connection of the tool. repairs other than those described here should
be performed only by trained, qualified personnel or by after-sales-service of the producer.
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