Festool PN574332, DF 500 Systainer System Container, Parts of the Systainer, Stacking Systainers

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Systainer (System Container)

Each Festool product is shipped in its own unique system container, called a "Systainer." This provides protection and storage for the tool and accessories. All Systainers are stackable and can be interlocked together, including stacking and locking atop Festool dust extractors.

Parts of the Systainer

Carrying Handle. The carrying handle folds flat when not in use.

Cover Latches. The two green latches on the front of the Systainer secure the cover. (These are also used for stacking Systainers, as described below.)

Stacking Latches. The two gray latches on the sides of the Systainer are used for stacking one or more Systainers together.

Stacking Tabs. The stacking tabs are used to lock two Systainers together. There are four sets of tabs (two on the front and two on the sides) of each Systainer.

Stacking Systainers

For convenience in transporting Festool tools and accessories, the Systainers can be stacked and locked together. The Systainers are locked together using the stacking tabs and latches.

1.Place one Systainer on top of the other.

2.Release all four latches on the lower Systainer by pulling back at their top edges (step A to the right).

3.Slide all four latches upward (step B) as depicted by the two views.

4.Snap all four latches back to their flat position (step C) so they engage the stacking tabs of the upper Systainer.

The image to the right shows two accessory Systainers stacked together.

Instruction Manual

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Contents Tenon Joiner Supplemental Extended User’s Manual Domino DF Tenon JoinerLiability Statement WarrantyConditions of 1+2 Warranty Festool Limited WarrantyContents General Safety Rules Tool Description Name or Description Ref. Pages Functional DescriptionSetting the Fence Angle SetupSetting Up a New Domino Joiner Important Notes Setting the Fence HeightSetting the Mortise Width Changing the Mortising Bit Setting the Mortise DepthOverview, General Notes, and Tips Plug-ItPower CordOperation Turning On the Joiner Using Dust ExtractionUsing the Locating Pins Setup Using the Base Support BracketUsing the Optional Outrigger Guides Edge Joining Boards Using the Optional Narrow Frame FenceApplications Machining the Cap-Side Tenons Making Butt Box JointsConstruction Tips Machining the Captive-Side TenonsMaking Lock Tenon Joints Setup and MachiningMaking Miter Box Joints Cope and Stick Stile and Rail Frames Making Frame JointsButt Joint Frames Mitered FramesMaking Carcase Butt Joints Making Three-Way Lock Miter Joints Tips for Appyling Glue Shortening a Domino Tenon’s LengthCreating Special Plunge Depths Cleaning and Maintenance MaintenanceRoutine Maintenance Calibrating the Horizontal Position Gauge Calibrating the Locating PinsCalibration Procedure Domino Tenons AccessoriesStacking Systainers Systainer System ContainerParts of the Systainer Symptom Possible Causes Troubleshooting