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SAFETY CONTINUED
• Have power tool serviced by a qualified repair
person using only identical replacement parts.
This will ensure that the safety of the power tool is
maintained.
• Do not use this tool for fastening electrical
cables. It is not designed for electric cable
installation and may damage the insulation of
electric cables, thereby causing electric shock
or fire hazard.
• Danger of jamming and crushing. Do not place
hands or other body parts between or under the
tool and the carton during the stapling process.
• Improper stapling can cause loose and falling
cartons. Check the staple seal. Never transport
packaged goods if loads look unbalanced or
incorrect.
• Risk of explosion in EX (explosive) zones. The tool
must not be used in areas where explosions can
occur as a result of the environment or products
being used.
• Damage due to humidity. Do not clean the
stapler with water or steam. When using outdoors,
protect it from rain. If the stapler or the battery
have water damage, it can cause fire or
explosion.
• When cleaning with compressed air, no air must
penetrate the body via skin lesions. Use only
clean and dry compressed air. Use a blow gun
with a multi-hole nozzle. Wear eye protection.
CAUTION! The following dangers can result in
minor or moderate injury:
NOISE EXPOSURE
• Wearing hearing protection is recommended.
VIBRATION EXPOSURE
• The vibration level of stapler is lower than the
permissible exposure limit.
• The vibration level specified in these
instructions has been measured according to a
measurement method standardized in EN 60745
and can be used for the comparison of power
tools with each other. It is also suitable for a
preliminary estimation of the vibration load.
• The vibration emission value measured
may, however, deviate from the specified
value depending on the actual application
and the manner of operation. Under certain
circumstances, the vibration load may be
increased temporarily or may be significantly
smaller over the entire work period. For a more
accurate assessment of the actual vibration
load, the times should also be considered when
the device is switched off or is running but not
actually being used. This could reduce the
vibration load significantly over the entire work
period.
• Define additional safety measures against the
effect of vibrations for the protection of the
operator, such as maintenance of the tool and
organization of work processes.
• Below is warning label on protection plate at the
bottom of the stapler and on rear housing:
• Since the box detection sensors do not
distinguish between corrugate and the fingers
of the operator, there is a risk that the operator
may be injured when operating the trigger by
driving staples (extending driver blade and
clinchers).
CAUTION! To prevent damage to the tool:
• Use only original Kihlberg stick staples
(Uline model # S-10720 or S-10721).
• Using non-original staples may impair
operational safety and will void the warranty
and any liability.
• If unit is in need of repair or replacement
parts, contact Uline Customer Service at
1-800-295-5510.
• Using non-original spare parts may impair
operational safety and will void the warranty and
any liability.
• Use only batteries and chargers provided with
stapler. See Battery and Charger.
