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0922 IH-10066
LOADING THE STAPLER
NOTE: There is a
reloading arrow (1)
on both sides of
magazine.
(See Figure 11) If there
are few staples left
in the magazine, the
staples should be
refilled. The correct type of staple is marked
on the left side of the magazine. Use the right
length of staples for application.
WARNING! Stapler can start up unexpectedly
during loading. Remove battery before loading.
1. Pull pusher (2) fully out
and fix it in rear position.
(See Figure 12)
2. Place staple strips (3) into
magazine from the top.
(See Figure 13)
CAUTION! Danger of
crushing if pusher is
fed until it reaches
the staples.
• Lift the pusher to release from rear position.
• Move pusher forward carefully until it reaches
staples.
• Insert battery into tool.
• If necessary, adjust staple length.
OPERATING STAPLER
ACTIVATING STAPLER FROM SLEEP MODE
To avoid unnecessary battery discharge, the tool
switches to energy-saving mode (sleep mode) after
a short period of inactivity.
• User interface goes dark (not illuminated).
• Tool status indicator is switched off.
Release safety latch and actuate trigger once.
• Sleep mode is switched off.
• Tool status indicator changes to blue and
pulsates slowly.
• User interface switches on.
PRECONDITIONS
• Stapler is adjusted to correct staple length and
penetration depth.
• Charged battery is inserted.
• Desired operating mode is set. The selected
operating mode (default mode) is MAN (manual
stapling).
WARNING! Danger of injury. User must be in a
in a firmly balanced position when using or
handling the stapler.
1. Place stapler on carton and hold the tool against
carton (box detection covered).
CAUTION! Danger of injury. Before stapling,
ensure that hands and other body parts are
not under tool or in carton to be closed.
2. Pull the safety latch (1).
(See Figure 14)
3. Actuate the trigger (2).
NOTE: Position of tool
status indicator (3) on
both sides of stapler is
equal to the stapling
line (position).
4. Move stapler and repeat
until stapling is finished.
5. Visually inspect the
staple clinch.
OPERATION
Figure 11
1
Figure 12
2
Figure 13
3
Figure 14
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2
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