MAINTENANCE
Your tool will last longer and perform better if periodic maintenance is performed.
Please use the information below to keep your tool operating in top condition.
ALWAYS DISCONNECT TOOL FROM AIR SUPPLY
BEFORE PERFORMING ANY SERVICE ON TOOL.
CORRECTING A PROBLEM WHILE THE TOOL IS
PRESSURIZED MAY RESULT IN INJURY FROM NAIL
DRIVE OR TOOL OPERATION.
Lubrication
Disconnect tool from the air supply. Apply three drops of air tool oil
(provided) in the air inlet before each use, and after every 1000 fasteners
driven. If the tool will be used outside in the winter, use a winter grade air
tool oil to help keep frost from forming inside the tool. Do not use other
types of lubricants on this tool, as other lubricants may contain chemicals
harmful to o-rings and other tool components.
Cleaning
Disconnect tool from the air supply. Brush tool off using a parts cleaning
brush or clean rag.
Daily Inspection
• Check for broken, damaged, or excessively worn parts, and repair or
replace as needed.
• Check for air leaks at cap, and nose. Disconnect tool from air supply
immediately if leaks are present, and see dealer for service.
• Make sure all screws are tightened securely.
TOOL TROUBLESHOOTING
Your pneumatic fastening tool has been designed for long life and trouble-free
operation. However, if operating problems arise, please use the troubleshooting
information below to determine how to remedy the problem.
FASTENER DRIVING PROBLEMS
PROBLEM
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Fasteners do not drive completely.
Increase air pressure. Do not exceed
120 psi
(8.3 bars). Add 2-3 drops of air tool oil
to inlet.
Fasteners do not drive completely after
air pressure is increased.
Driver blade worn or broken. See
dealer for replacement.
Tool leaks air.
Check for source of leak, and tighten
fittings and screws as required.
