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Operating The Nailer | Trigger must be released to reset the | 7. | Pull trigger |
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(Continued) | tool before another nail can be driven. |
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OPERATING A SEQUENTIAL TRIP |
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2. | An oiler can be |
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NAILER |
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| the nailer. A filter | Contact Element (WCE) trip mechanism | 8. | Depress the |
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| before each use. The WCE must move |
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| remove liquid and | freely without binding through its |
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| solid impurities which can rust or | entire travel distance. The WCE spring |
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| must return the WCE to its fully extend- |
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| “gum up” internal parts of the nail- |
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| ed position after being depressed. Do |
| the work surface. Pull the trigger. | ||||||
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| not operate the nailer if the WCE trip |
| The nailer MUST OPERATE. |
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3. | Always use air supply hoses with a | mechanism is not operating properly. |
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| minimum working pressure rating | Personal injury may occur. |
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| equal to or greater than the pres- | 1. | Disconnect the |
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| ulator fails, or 150 psi, whichever is |
| the nailer. |
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| greater. Use 3/8” air hose for runs |
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| LOADING/UNLOADING THE NAILER | |||
| up to 50’. Use 1/2” air hoses for 50’ |
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| run or longer. For better perfor- | 2. | Remove all |
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| 1. | Always connect the tool to the air | ||
| mance, install a 3/8” quick plug |
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| nails from the |
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| (1/4” NPT threads) with an inside |
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| magazine (see |
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| diameter of .315” (8mm) on the |
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| nailer and a 3/8” quick coupler on |
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| the air hose. |
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| magazine cover. |
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| 3. | Make sure trigger |
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| movement | 3. Insert a stick of Campbell Hausfeld | |||
| 3/8” I.D. |
| move freely up and |
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| ing or binding. |
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| "Fasteners" |
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| 4. | Reconnect air |
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4. Use a pressure regulator on the |
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| ends of nails are resting on bottom | ||||
| compressor, with an operating pres- |
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| ledge of magazine when loading. | |||
| sure of 0 - 125 psi. A pressure regu- |
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| 5. | Depress the Work |
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OPERATIONAL MODE |
| out pulling the trig- |
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| ger. The nailer MUST NOT OPER- |
| latch catches. |
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of the nailer before using. Failure to |
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| Personal injury may result. |
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know the operational mode could |
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result in death or serious personal | 6. | Remove the nailer from the work |
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injury. |
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| surface. The Work |
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SINGLE SEQUENTIAL MODE |
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| ADJUSTING THE NAIL PENETRATION | ||||
This mode |
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| position. The nailer |
| adjustable depth of drive feature. This | ||||||
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| ATE. Do not use the tool if it oper- |
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is driven. The nailer can be actuated by |
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depressing the Work Contact Element |
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| face. Personal injury may result. |
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(WCE) against the work surface fol- |
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Manual de Instrucciones | CHN101 |
Cómo usar la
Clavadora (Continuación)
tra la superficie de trabajo. Apriete el gatillo. La clavadora DEBE OPER- AR.
CÓMO AJUSTAR LA PENETRACIÓN DEL CLAVO
La CHN101 viene equipada con un mecanismo clavador de profundidad ajustable. Esto le permite al usuario determinar a qué profundidad se va a clavar en la superficie de trabajo.
QUE HACER CUANDO LA CLAVADO- RA TENGA UN CLAVO ATASCADO
1.Desconecte la clavadora de la
fuente de sum- inistro de aire.
Una herramienta que funciona de manera inadecuada no debe usarse. No active la herramienta a menos que esté colocada firmemente contra la pieza de trabajo.
PARA CARGAR Y DESCARGAR LA CLAVADORA
1. Siempre conecte la herramienta a la fuente de suminsitro de aire antes de colocarle los clavos.
2. Empuje el cierre hacia
Pestillo
abajo. Mueva la tapa del car- gador hacia atrás.
3. Coloque una
serie de clavos 
Campbell 
Hausfeld o 
equivalentes (Vea la sección de
clavos) en el car gador. Cerciórese de que los extremos pun- tiagudos de los clavos estén hacia la parte inferior del cargador. Cerciórese de que los clavos no estén sucios ni dañados.
4.Tire la tapa del cargador hacia adelante hasta que calce el pestillo.
5.Siempre descargue el sujetador antes de remover la herramienta de servicio. La descarga se hace siguiendo el proceso inverso de la carga; sin embargo, siempre se tiene que desconectar la manguera de aire antes de descar- garla.
1.Ajuste la presión de operación a aquél- la que usará con regularidad para clavar los clavos. No exceda la presión de 6,90 bar.
2.Para dirigir el calador de clavos, gire la rueda (C) hacia la derecha hasta el punto deseado.
(C) 
3.Para clavar el clavo más profundo, gire la rueda (C) hacia la izquierda hasta el punto deseado.
4.Asegúrese que el gatillo y el Elemento
de Contacto de
Trabajo se mueven movemiento libremente hacia
arriba y hacia abajo sin atascarse o pegarse después de cada ajuste.
PARA AJUSTAR LA DIRECCION DEL TUBO DE ESCAPE
La clavadora mod- elo CHN101 está equipada con un
deflector
ajustable de laGire dirección del tubo de escape. Éste le permite al usuario cambiar la dirección del tubo de escape. Simplemente mueva el deflector hacia la dirección deseada.
2. Remueva todos los clavos del depósito (vea Carga / Descarga).
! ADVERTENCIA Si no se
retiran
todos los sujetadores éstos saldrán por el frente de la herramienta.
3.Destrabe el gan- cho presionando el botón en el
lado del car- gador. El botón
destrabará el gancho de la boquil- la.
4.Ahora se puede girar la puerta, dejando al descu- bierto el sujeta- dor que esté tra- bado.
5.Retire todos los sujeta- dores que estén traba- dos, utilizan-
do unas pinzas o un destornillador si fuera necesario.
6Vuelva a girar la puerta a su posi- ción de cerrado.
7. Vuelva a presion- ar el botón para
levantar el gan-
cho. Cierre la puerta y suelte el
botón para volver a trabar el gan- cho con la boquilla.
8.Asegúrese de que el gatillo y el elemento de contacto de tra-
bajo (WCE) se mue- | movemiento |
van libremente
hacia arriba y hacia abajo sin adherirse ni trabarse.
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