English
8
○
If
merely
pulling
the
trigger
causes
operating
sound
of
drive
bit
movement
occur,
the
power
tool
is
faulty.
○
If
merely
pushing
the
push
lever
against
the
material
into
which
a
screw
is
to
be
driven
causes
the
sound
of
drive
bit
movement
to
occur,
the
power
tool
is
faulty.
Furthermore,
with
regard
to
the
push
lever,
please
note
that
it
must
never
be
modi
fi
ed
or
removed.
10.
Use
speci
fi
ed
screws
only.
Never
use
screws
other
than
those
speci
fi
ed
and
described
in
these
instructions.
11.
Be
careful
when
connecting
the
hose.
When
connecting
the
hose
and
loading
screws
in
order
not
to
fi
re
the
tool
by
mistake,
make
sure
of
the
following.
○
Do
not
touch
the
trigger.
○
Do
not
allow
the
fi
ring
head
to
contact
with
any
surface.
○
Keep
the
fi
ring
head
down.
Strictly
observe
the
above
instructions,
and
always
make
sure
that
no
part
of
the
body,
hands
or
legs
is
ever
in
front
of
the
screw
outlet.
12.
Do
not
carelessly
place
your
fi
nger
on
the
trigger.
Do
not
place
your
fi
nger
on
the
trigger
except
when
actually
driving
screw.
If
you
carry
this
tool
or
hand
it
to
someone
while
having
your
fi
nger
on
the
trigger,
you
may
inadvertently
discharge
a
screw
and
thus
cause
an
accident.
13.
Completely
Close
the
screw
guide
and
do
not
open
it
during
operation.
If
driving
screw
is
attempted
when
the
screw
guide
is
open,
screws
will
not
be
driven
into
the
timber,
and
there
is
a
risk
of
dangerous
discharge.
14.
Press
the
screw
outlet
fi
rmly
against
the
material
to
be
drived
a
screw.
When
driving
in
screws,
press
the
screw
outlet
fi
rmly
against
the
material
into
which
a
screw
is
to
be
driven.
If
the
outlet
is
not
applied
properly,
the
screws
may
rebound.
15.
Keep
hands
and
feet
away
from
the
fi
ring
head
when
using.
It
is
very
dangerous
for
a
screw
to
hit
the
hands
or
feet
by
mistake.
16.
Beware
of
the
tool's
kickback
Do
not
approach
the
top
of
the
tool
with
your
head
etc.
during
operation.
This
is
dangerous
because
the
tool
may
recoil
violently
if
the
screw
currently
being
driven
in
comes
into
contact
with
a
previous
screw
or
a
knot
in
the
wood.
17.
Take
care
when
driving
screw
thin
boards
or
the
corners
of
wood.
When
driving
screw
thin
boards,
the
screws
may
pass
right
through,
as
may
also
be
the
case
when
driving
screw
the
corners
of
wood
due
to
deviation
of
the
screws.
In
such
cases,
always
make
sure
that
there
is
no
one
(and
nobody's
hands
or
feet;
etc.)
behind
the
thin
board
or
next
to
the
wood
you
are
going
to
screw.
18.
Simultaneous
driving
screw
on
both
sides
of
the
same
wall
is
dangerous
Under
no
circumstances
should
driving
screw
be
performed
on
both
sides
of
a
wall
at
the
same
time.
This
would
be
very
dangerous
since
the
screws
might
pass
through
the
wall
and
thus
cause
injuries.
19.
Do
not
use
the
power
tool
on
sca
ff
oldings,
ladders.
The
power
tool
shall
not
be
used
for
speci
fi
c
application
for
example:
–
when
changing
one
driving
location
to
another
involves
the
use
of
sca
ff
orldings,
stairs,
ladders
or
ladder
alike
constructions,
e.g.
roof
laths,
–
closing
boxes
or
crates,
–
fi
tting
transportation
safety
systems
e.g.
on
vehicles
and
wagons
20.
Do
not
disconnect
the
hose
with
your
fi
nger
on
the
trigger.
If
you
disconnect
the
hose
with
your
fi
nger
on
the
trigger,
the
next
time
the
hose
is
connected,
there
is
a
danger
that
the
power
tool
will
fi
re
a
screw
spontaneously,
or
operate
incorrectly.
21.
Disconnect
the
hose
and
take
out
any
screws
left
in
the
magazine
after
use.
Disconnect
tool
from
air
before
doing
tool
maintenance,
cleaning
a
jammed
fastener,
leaving
work
area,
moving
tool
to
another
location,
or
after
use.
It
is
very
dangerous
for
a
screw
to
be
fi
red
by
mistake.
22.
When
removing
a
screw
which
has
become
stuck,
make
sure
to
fi
rst
of
all
disconnect
the
hose
and
release
compressed
air.
When
removing
a
screw
which
has
become
stuck
in
the
screw
outlet,
fi
rst
of
all
make
sure
to
disconnect
the
hose
and
release
compressed
air
inside
the
power
tool.
Accidental
fi
ring
of
the
screw
could
be
very
dangerous.
23.
To
avoid
hazards
caused
by
falling
screws,
never
open
the
magazine
with
the
device
facing
downward
while
loading
screws.
24.
A
female
plug
(air
socket)
should
not
be
used
in
the
body.
If
a
female
plug
is
installed
in
the
body,
the
compressed
air
sometimes
cannot
be
drawn
when
the
hose
is
disconnected
so
avoid
this.
The
tool
and
air
supply
hose
must
have
a
hose
coupling
such
that
all
pressure
is
removed
from
the
tool
when
the
coupling
joint
is
disconnected.
25.
Do
not
remove
the
dust
cover
Never
operate
with
the
dust
cover
removed
in
order
to
avoid
the
danger
of
breakage
of
the
wire
or
plastic
retaining
the
screws
or
missed-
fi
red
screws
fl
ying
about.
26.
Disconnect
the
air
hose
before
operating
the
nose
switch
lever.
Be
sure
to
disconnect
the
air
hose
before
operating
the
nose
switch
lever.
Otherwise,
you
run
the
risk
of
accidentally
fi
ring
screws.
27.
When
attaching
and
detaching
the
nose
cap,
disconnect
the
hose.
When
attaching
the
accessory
nose
cap
to
the
tip
of
the
push
lever
and
when
detaching
it,
make
sure
to
disconnect
the
hose
beforehand.
It
is
very
dangerous
for
a
screw
to
be
fi
red
by
mistake.
28.
Use
a
compressor
and
an
air
hose
intended
for
high-pressure
nailers.
This
screw
driver
is
designed
to
operate
with
air
pressure
higher
than
that
for
general
nailers.
Therefore,
use
a
compressor
and
an
air
hose
intended
for
use
with
a
high-
pressure
nailer.
The
main
unit
of
this
screw
driver,
its
air
plug,
and
the
air
socket
used
to
connect
the
compressor
and
air
hose
are
exclusively
designed
for
use
with
high-
pressure
parts,
and
cannot
be
connected
to
standard-
pressure
parts.
Do
not
modify
the
air
plug
and
air
socket.
Using
other
parts
may
result
in
an
accident.
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