Tool Repair:
Contact
3) Loading Fasteners:
Note: Nails and staples load differently!
1. We strongly suggest using staples and nails from
Rowley Co. See size chart on page 1.
2. Make sure tool is not connected to air supply.
3. Hold tool with nose pointing down. Slide the
magazine lever back until it locks in place. Fig. 5.
4. Load nails head up and point down into magazine.
Make sure pointed ends are resting on bottom of
magazine. Nails will be enclosed in channel. Fig. 6.
Load staples with staple legs pointed down. Only
one leg will reside in channel. Fig. 7.
5. Push latch release. Allow the lever to move forward
until it stops.
4) Operating Tool:
2) Improper nail/staple height:
If nails/staples do not sink deep enough:
1. Increase air pressure. Do not exceed 110 psi.
2. Turn the “Depth/Safety Adjusting Screw” clockwise
until proper nail/staple depth is obtained.
3. Press down firmly on tool just before squeezing
trigger.
4. Try using a shorter nail/staple length. Refer to size
chart on page 1.
If the nails/staples sink too deeply:
1. Reduce the air pressure. Do not drop below 80 psi.
2. Turn the “Depth/Safety Adjusting Screw” counter-
clockwise until proper depth is obtained.
If nailer/stapler will not “fire”:
1. Ensure air pressure is in the correct range (80 to
110 psi).
2. Turn the “Depth/Safety Adjusting Screw” counter-
clockwise until gun “fires”.
Caution: Always wear safety glasses.
1. Connect tool to air supply.
2. Regulate air pressure to 80 psi. Use lowest air
pressure needed to get desired fastener penetration.
Do not exceed maximum operating pressure of 110
psi.
3. Test the contact safety. Point the stapler nose away
from yourself, or any other person, and squeeze the
trigger. The stapler should not shoot. If it does,
discontinue use immediately!
4. Test fastener penetration by driving a few fasteners
into a piece of wood. Press down on the tool while
squeezing the trigger. If fasteners do not penetrate
properly, increase air pressure.
5. You may want to
further adjust the
staple penetrating
depth by turning
the staple-depth
adjusting screw.
See Fig. 8.
6. After use, always
disconnect
nailer/stapler from
air supply and
unload fasteners.
Troubleshooting
1) Clearing a Jam:
Caution: Always disconnect tool from air supply before
attempting to clear jams, service tool, etc.
1. Make sure tool is not
connected to air supply.
2. Lift red tab to release nose
latch. Lift door to reveal
nail channel. See Fig. 9.
3. Use needle-nose pliers to
grab jammed fasteners
and remove.
4. Close nose door. Push to
snap into place. Hook
latch into place. Check to
make sure tool is working
properly before continuing.
Fig. 9
Red tab
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Insert nails
in slot.
Fig. 7
Insert staples
with one
leg in slot
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Fig. 8
Depth
Adjusting
Screw
at 800-343-4542
Updated on 2/29/08
