Meec tools 071015 Mode D'emploi page 36

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leaving the work area, moving the tool,
handing it over to someone else or
adjusting it in any way.
• Clean and inspect the tool daily. Inspect
the trigger and safety mechanism
carefully to ensure they are working.
Do not use the tool unless both the
trigger and the safety mechanism are
working, or if it is leaking air or needs
repairing.
The depth to which a nail is driven is regulated
by the depth adjustment (A). The depth
is pre-set at the factory to the maximum
setting. Loosen the screw (B), slide the depth
adjustment to the required position and
tighten the screw. Slide the safety bracket
(A) upwards to increase the depth of drive
and downwards to decrease it. Now fire a
nail and check whether the depth is right.
Repeat until the depth is just right. The depth
setting determines the amount of air pressure
required. Always use the lowest possible
setting. Excess air pressure will wear and/or
damage the tool prematurely.
FIG. 3
The tool has a rubber nose pad (C) to help
prevent marks on the work surface. This rubber
pad can be removed if the nail needs to be
driven further in.
IMPORTANT:
• Disconnect the tool from the air supply
before removing or refitting the rubber
pad.
• Do not squeeze the trigger when the
magazine is empty. The tool does not
work when there are only two or three
nails left in the magazine. The magazine
can be filled without having to remove
these nails.
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Jammed nails
WARNING!
Disconnect from the air supply.
1. Remove all remaining nails from the nail
gun.
– Pull back the feeder all the way until
it latches (see fig. 4).
– Slide back the nails and remove
them from the magazine.
2. Use needle nose pliers and/or a flat
screwdriver to remove nails that have
jammed in the nosepiece. If you cannot
remove the nail, it may be necessary to
remove the magazine.
FIG. 4
Removing the magazine
1. Undo the two screws (A), one on each
side of the tool.
2. Remove the two nuts (B).
3. Slide back the magazine, off the nosepiece.
4. Reassemble in reverse order after
removing a bent nail.
FIG. 5
MAINTENANCE
WARNING!
Disconnect the tool from the air supply before
cleaning and inspection. Correct all problems
before using the tool again.
• Clean the tool and inspect it for wear and
damage. If necessary, clean the outside of
the tool with a non-flammable cleaning
solution. Do not soak the tool in cleaning
solution. This can damage the internal
parts.
• Check the trigger and safety mechanism
to ensure that the system is and in good