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Hold the machine securely but not too firmly
while maintaining the necessary hand-reaction
force, as the vibration risk generally increases
the harder the machine is held .
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To prevent injury, all worn, broken or bent parts
of the locking mechanism must be replaced
immediately .
Additional safety instructions for
pneumatic
machines
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Compressed air can cause serious injury.
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Ensure that the air supply is switched off, the
hose is not under pressure, that the air supply
has been shut off and that the
machine is disconnected from the air supply
when not in use, and also before exchang-
ing accessories or carrying out repairs .
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Never aim the airflow towards yourself or
any other person .
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Cold air must be directed away from the
hands .
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Thrashing hoses can cause serious injury . There-
fore, always check that the hoses and their fix-
ings are not damaged or have not come loose .
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If universal rotary joints (claw couplings) are
used, locking pins must be used to provide
protection; Whipchek
be used to provide protection in case of a fail-
ure of the
connection of the hose to the machine .
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Do not use quick-lock couplings at the inlet .
Only use threaded hose connectors made of
tempered steel (or a material with similar shock
resistance) .
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Ensure that the maximum permissible pressure
stated on the
machine is not exceeded .
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Never carry pneumatic machines by the hose .
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air hose restraints must
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Before use
NOTE
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The rivet gun may only be operated on
cleaned, oil-atomised compressed air and
may not exceed the maximum operating
pressure of 6 .3 bar at the appliance . The com-
pressor must be fitted with a pressure reducer
to regulate the working pressure .
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Note that the maximum working pressure
may not be exceeded . An excessive working
pressure does not mean increased output;
it merely increases the air consumption and
accelerates appliance wear . Always comply
with the technical information .
Lubrication
NOTE
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Regular lubrication is particularly important
to avoid friction and corrosion damage .
We recommend using a suitable special oil
for compressed air tools (e .g . Liqui Moly
compressor oil) .
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Lubrication with mist oiler
A mist oiler (not supplied) continuously
and optimally lubricates the appliance
as a preparation stage after the pressure
reducer . A mist oiler gives off fine drops
of oil into the air flow and thus guaran-
tees regular lubrication .
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Manual lubrication
If you do not have a mist oiler, lubricate
the tool before every use or any longer
work sessions . To do this, drip 3–5 drops
of special oil for compressed air applianc-
es into the lubricant opening
.
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