Campbell Hausfeld NB004100 Cómo Usar la, Mantenimiento, General Safety, Operating The Nailer

Manual de Instrucciones		Modelo NB004100
Cómo Usar la		Para reparar la clavadora
Clavadora (Continuación)	Mantenimiento	Las reparaciones de la clavadora las
		debe hacer SOLAMENTE un técnico cali-

Operating Instructions			Model NB004100
General Safety	used, manual lubrication through the	4.	Use a pressure regulator on the
	air inlet is not required on a daily basis.		compressor, with an operating pres-
Information (Continued)
	The work		sure of 0 -125 psi. A pressure regu-
			lator is required to control the
Caution	surface		operating pressure of the nailer
indicates	can become damaged by excessive		between 70 and 120 psi.
	lubrication. Proper lubrication is the

6 Rote la puerta hacia atrás a la posición cerrada.

7. Extienda el pestillo de alam- bre y colóquelo sobre los gan- chos de la boquilla.

8. Cierre el pestillo empujándolo hacia adentro hasta que ajuste en su posición.

9. Asegúrese que el gatillo y el Elemento de Contacto de

Trabajo se mueven libre-

mente, hacia arriba y hacia abajo sin pegarse o atascarse.

Servicio Técnico

Si desea hacer alguna pregunta refer- ente a la reparación u operación de las clavadoras, sírvase llamar a nuestro número especial, 1-800-543-6400.

Clavos et Repuestos

Use solamente sujetadores Campbell Hausfeld originales calibre 16 (o su equivalente) - (vea la información sobre intercambio de sujetadores). Use sola- mente partes de repuesto Campbell Hausfeld originales. Nunca substituya las partes. No use partes modificadas o partes que no den un rendimiento equivalente al equipo original. El rendimiento de las herramientas, la seguridad y la duración pueden verse reducidos. Cuando ordene partes de repuesto o sujetadores, especifique el número de la parte.

ficado que tenga experiencia.

Para colocarle los sellos

Cada vez que repare una clavadora deberá limpiarle y lubricarle las partes internas. Le recomendamos que use Parker O-lube o un lubricante equiva- lente en todos los anillos en O. A cada anillo en O se le debe dar un baño de lubricante para anillos antes de insta- larlos. Igualmente, deberá ponerle un poco de aceite a todas las piezas que se mueven y muñones. Finalmente, después de haberla ensamblado y antes de probar la herramienta deberá pon- erle unas cuantas gotas de aceite sin detergente 30W u otro aceite similar, en las líneas de aire.

a potentially hazardous situation	owner’s responsibil- ity. Failure to			Sequential Trip Safety
which, if not avoided, MAY result in	lubricate the nailer properly will dra-			Mechanism
minor or moderate injury.	matically shorten the life of the nailer			The tool is equipped with a sequential
● Do not make any modifications to the	and void the warranty.
				trip safety mechanism. When the oper-
tool without first obtaining written				ator depresses the Work Contact
approval from Campbell Hausfeld. Do	1.	Disconnect the		Element (WCE) against the work sur-
not use the tool if any shields or		air supply from		face and then pulls the trigger, a fas-
guards are removed or altered. Do		the nailer to		tener will be driven.
not use the tool as a hammer.		add lubricant.		OPERATING A SEQUENTIAL TRIP
Personal injury or tool
damage may occur.	2.	Turn the nailer		TOOL
● Always check				1.	Release trig-
		so the air inlet	OIL		ger and place
that the Work		is facing up.			nose of tool
Contact		Place 4-5 drops			against work
Element (WCE)		of 30 W non-
					surface.
is operating		detergent oil
properly. A fas-		into air inlet.
tener could		Do not use		2.	Depress the
accidentally be		detergent oils,			Work contact
		oil additives, or air tool oils. Air tool
driven if the WCE is not working					element (WCE)
		oils contain solvents which will
properly. Personal injury may occur					against the
		damage the nailer's internal com-
(See "Checking the Work Contact					work surface
		ponents.
Element" Section).					and pull the
	3.	After adding
● Disconnect air supply and release					trigger to drive
		oil, run nailer			a fastener.
tension from the pusher before		briefly. Wipe		3.	Release the
attempting to clear jams because		off any excess
					trigger and lift
tools can be ejected from the front		oil from the
					the tool from
of the tool. Personal injury may		cap exhaust.
					the work sur-
occur.
					face after
Notice					each fastener

Notas

5 Sp

indicates	RECOMMENDED HOOKUP			is driven.
important information, that if not fol-
	Please refer to Airtool Setup			CHECKING THE WORK CONTACT
lowed, MAY cause damage to equipment.
	(IN170102AV) for system hookup			ELEMENT (WCE)
● Avoid using the tool when the mag-	instructions.
				Check the
	1.	The air com-	70 psi
azine is empty. Accelerated wear on
the tool may occur.		pressor must	Min.	opertion
		be able to		of the Work Contact Element (WCE) trip
● Clean and check all air supply hoses		maintain a	120 psi	mechanism before each use. The WCE
and fittings before connecting the		minimum of	Max.	must move freely without binding
tool to an air supply. Replace any		70 psi when		through its entire travel distance. The
damaged or worn hoses or fittings.		the nailer is being used. An inade-		WCE spring must return the WCE to its
Tool performance or durability may		quate air supply can cause a loss of		fully extended position after being
be reduced.		power and inconsistent driving.		depressed. Do not operate the nailer if
				the WCE trip mechanism is not operating
	2. An oiler can be used
● Air compressors providing air to the				properly. Personal injury may occur.
		to provide oil circula-
tool should follow the requirements		tion through the		1. Disconnect the
established by the American		nailer. A filter can		air supply from
National Standards Institute		be used to remove		the nailer.
Standard B19.3-1991; Safety		liquid and solid
Standard for Compressors for		impurities which can
Process Industries. Contact your air		rust or “gum up” internal parts of
compressor manufacturer for		the nailer.
information.	3.	Use 3/8” air		2. Remove all nails from the magazine
		hoses with a
Operating The Nailer				(see Loading/ Unloading The Nailer).
		minimum
		working pres-
Read this manual and understand all		sure of 150		3. Make sure the trig-
safety warnings and instructions before		psi. Use 1/2” air hoses for 50’ run or
				ger and work con-
operating the nailer.		longer. For better performance,
				tact element (WCE)
		install a 3/8” quick plug	(1/4” NPT
				move freely up and
LUBRICATION		threads) with an inside diameter of
				down without
This nailer requires lubrication before		.315" (8mm) on the nailer and a
				sticking or binding.
using the nailer for the first time and		3/8” quick coupler on the air hose.
before each use. If an inline oiler is
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