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Preparing the device prior to
1.6
operation
1.6.1 Preparing the tool before using for the first
time
Read and follow these operating instructions
before putting the tool into operation. It is impera-
tive to observe the fundamental safety measures
in order to avoid damaging the tool and injury to
the operator or other persons present at the point
of application.
Fitting the male connector.
<Further instructions are make and type-specific,
e.g. thread type, sealing.>
Fitting a second handle.
<Further instructions are make and type-specific,
e.g. different attachment, preventing loss. >
1.6.2 Connecting the tacker to the compressed
air line
le operating pressure of the tacker. First set the
air pressure to the lower recommended pressure
level (see technical specifications).
Empty the magazine to prevent fasteners from
being ejected during the next step in case parts
inside the tacker failed to return to the initial posi-
tion after repair work, maintenance or transport.
Connect the tacker to the compressed air sys-
tem using an appropriate compressed air hose
equipped with rapid action couplings.
Verify that the tacker is in proper working order
by setting the muzzle against a piece of wood or
wooden material and pulling the trigger once or
twice.
1.6.3 Loading the magazine
It is only permissible to use the fastener (staples,
clips and brads) listed in the technical specifica-
tions.
When loading the magazine hold the tool so that
the muzzle is pointed neither towards yourself
nor towards any other person.
<Further instructions are make and type-specific,
e.g. closing the magazine, particular aspects to
observe when inserting and removing fasteners,
refilling.>
1.6.4 Tool use
Please pay special attention to Section 1 – Special
remarks – of these operating instructions.
Once you have verified that the tool is in proper
operating order, set the muzzle against the work
surface and actuate the trigger.
Verify that the fastener was driven in according to
specifications.
• If the fastener is not driven in all the way,
increase the air pressure in 0.5 bar increments
until the proper depth is obtained.
• If the fastener is driven in too far, reduce the
air pressure in 0.5 bar increments until the fas-
tener is driven in satisfactorily.
In all cases, try to work with the lowest required
pressure. This has three essential advantages for
you:
1. Energy savings
2. Noise levels are kept to a minimum
3. Tool wear is kept to a minimum
Avoid pulling the trigger when the magazine is
empty.
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