Clarke Contractor CON15, Инструкция по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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4. Before starting work, test the
nailer on a piece of scrap
wood to check that the driving
depth is correct. If the nails are
being driven too far or not
deep enough into the timber,
adjust the air pressure adjuster
located on the side of the nose
section accordingly.
(Remember; whatever pressure
adjustment is to be carried out
on the tool is dependant upon
the pressure received from the
airline).
5. Hold the tool so that it is at
right angles to the workpiece.
Lower it so that the yoke
contacts the work surface
and with a slight downwards
pressure, pull the trigger to
drive in the nail.
6. The machine is equipped with
a switch that can change the
operating mode from single
shot to sequential shots. When
the red switch is pointing
towards the operator, the coil
nailer will fire a single nail only.
To fire the next nail the trigger
must be released. When the
switch is pointing away from the
operator, the nailer can fire
sequentially.
7. An adjustable exhaust deflector
is fitted. Turn the deflector into
any chosen position to avoid
the blast from the exhaust.
CLEARING A JAM
Should the coil nailer jam; for example, with the last nail of a batch,
disconnect the air supply and pull the trigger to ensure the air line is not under
pressure. Open the magazine and latch and clear the jam before re-loading.
Deflector
Pressure adjuster
Trigger Mode Switch