Operating Instructions
Operating The Nailer | 2. | Remove | Technical Support | ||
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Adjusting the Nail Penetration |
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The tool is equipped with an adjustable |
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depth of drive feature. This allows the |
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| Loading/ Unloading). Failure to do | ||||
user to determine how deep a fastener |
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1. Adjust operating pressure so nails |
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3. | Undo latch by pulling | ||||
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exceed 110 psi. |
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| latch will disengage | 16 gauge fasteners (or equivalent) - see | |||
2. To drive the nail shallower, turn |
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the wheel (C) to left to the extent |
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desired. |
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3. To sink a nail deeper, turn the wheel |
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7. | Extend the wire latch | parts must be cleaned and lubricated. | |||
(C) to right to the extent desired. | |||||
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4. Make sure trigger and |
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work contact element |
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(WCE) move freely up |
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and down without | 8. | Close the latch by | |||
all moving surfaces and pivots. After | |||||
binding or sticking after |
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| reassembling, a few drops of 30W | ||||
each adjustment. |
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Adjusting The Direction Of The |
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Exhaust |
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The tool is |
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equipped | Rotate |
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adjustable |
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direction |
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exhaust deflector. This is intended to |
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allow the user to change the direction |
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of the exhaust. Simply twist the |
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deflector to any direction desired. |
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Clearing A Jam From The Nailer |
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1. Disconnect the air |
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supply from the nailer. |
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