PDT 40 F4 - Electric stapler PARKSIDE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL PDT 40 F4 PARKSIDE

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z Introduction Congratulations on the purchase of your new device. By doing this you have chosen one of our high-quality products. The oper- ating instructions form part of this product. They contain important information on safety, usage and disposal. Please famil- iarise yourself with all operating and safety instructions before using the product. Use the product only as described and only for the specic applications as stated. Ensure you hand over all documentation when passing the product on to a third party. z Intended use The air stapler and nailer is designed for installation and repair work. You must wear the appropriate eye protection every time you use it. Caution! This device may be used only as specied herein. Use on hard materials such as stone, metal, etc. is not permitted. Store these instructions in an easily accessi- ble place. Ensure you hand over all doc- umentation when passing the product on to a third party. Any use that diers to the intended use as stated is prohibited and potentially dangerous. Damage resulting from non-observation or incorrect use is not covered by the warranty or any liability on the part of the manufacturer. This product is not suitable for commercial use. It is only suitable for domestic use or similar applica

tions. Commercial use will void the warranty. Only trained persons may use this product. Keep out of the reach of children! PLEASE NOTE: The use of the term ‘product’ or ‘device’ in the following text refers to the air stapler and nailer named in these operating instructions. z Package contents 1 Air Stapler & Nailer PDT 40 F4

Oil container with special compressed air oil

Threaded barbed tting 6.35 mm (¼”) (pre-mounted)

Pack of nails, 1000 pcs. (pack of 250 each of 15 mm, 25 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm)

Pack of staples, 1000 pcs. (pack of 250 each of 16 mm, 40 mm, pack of 500 of 25 mm) 1 Protective goggles 1 Operating instructions z Features

Exhaust air outlet (can be rotated)

Trigger safety catch

Quick clamp lever for face plate

Oil container with special compressed air oil

Staples 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 7494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 7 13.08.2025 13:33:4013.08.2025 13:33:408 GB/IE/NI/CY/MT z Technical specications Dimensions (W x H x D) 245 x 237 x 58 mm Weight (without fasteners) 1251 g Type of trigger Compressed air Maximum permitted pressure (working pressure) max. 8 bar Recommended pressure range 4–7 bar Air consumption depending on the fastening operation approx. 0.09 l Recommended lubricant Special compressed air oil Loading capacity 100 pcs. Nail lengths 15 mm, 20 mm, 25 mm, 30 mm, 32 mm, 35 mm, 38 mm, 40 mm, 45 mm, 50 mm Staple length 10–40 mm Staple width 5.7mm Recommended hose diameter (internal) 9mm Compressed air quality clean, oil-atomised and condensate-free Noise and vibration information Measured value determined in accordance with EN 12549:1999, EN ISO 4871. The A-weighted sound pressure level of the device is typically: 93 dB(A) Uncertainty K = 3 dB

(at the work station): 98.8 dB(A)

: 115.3 dB(C) These values are device-related characteristic values and do not reect the noise emission at the place of use. The noise emission at the place of use depends, for example, on the working environment, the workpiece, the workpiece support, the number of fastening operations. Depending on the work station conditions and the shape of the workpiece, it may be necessary to implement customised noise reduction measures, such as, for example, placing the work- pieces on sound-absorbing mats, preventing vibration of the workpieces by clamping or covering, adjusting to the lowest pressure necessary for carrying out the procedure. In specic cases, you must wear personal ear protectors. Total vibration value Vibration emission value

in accordance with ISO 8662-11:1999 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 8494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 8 13.08.2025 13:33:4013.08.2025 13:33:409GB/IE/NI/CY/MT Mechanical impacts (vibration) For the fastening device, the vibration characteristic value is determined in accordance with ISO 8662-11:1999 — Handheld motor-driven machines — Mea- suring mechanical vibrations on the handle — Fastening devices (see Technical specications). The value is a device-related characteristic value and does not represent the eect of the hand-arm system when using the device. The impact on the hand-arm system when using the device depends, for exam- ple, on the gripping force, contact pressure, direction of operation, the air pressure which has been set, the workpiece, the workpiece support. z Special instructions z Regulations The DIN EN ISO 11148-13:2018 standard “Handheld non-electri

cally operated machines – Safety requirements – part 13: Fasten- ing devices” applies to fastening devices. This standard states that you must only work with those fastening devices as listed in the corresponding operating instructions for the fastening devices (see Technical specications). The fastening device and the fasteners indicated in the operating instructions are regarded as a safety system; Quick couplings are used for connection to the compressed air supply and the non-clos- able nipple must be tted to the device so that when it is disconnected, there is no compressed air in the device. Oxygen or combustible gases must not be used as a source of energy for fastening devices powered by com- pressed air; Fastening devices must only be connected to lines, where the maximum permitted pressure of the device cannot be exceeded by more than 10%; with higher pressures, a pressure regulating valve (pressure reducer) with down- stream pressure relief valve must be tted in the com- pressed air line; only spare parts designated by the manufacturer or his rep- resentative may be used for servicing fastening devices; Servicing work may only be carried out by an agent appointed by the manufac- turer or by other experts 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 9494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 9 13.08.2025 13:33:4013.08.2025 13:33:4010 GB/IE/NI/CY/MT taking the information con- tained within the operating instructions into account; z Comment An expert is someone who, due to his/her professional training and experience has sucient knowledge in the area of fas- tening devices and is famil- iar with the relevant national occupational health and safety regulations, accident preven- tion regulations, directives and generally accepted rules of tech- nology (e.g. CEN or CENELEC standards) to the extent that he/ she can assess the operational safety of fastening devices. Brackets to x fastening devices onto a support, e.g. workbench, must be designed by the manufac- turer such that the fastening devices can be securely xed for the intended purpose, e.g. so that they cannot be dam- aged, rotated, moved. Special areas of application for the fastening device may require compliance with additional regu- lations and rules (e.g. working in hazardous areas (Ex)). z Safety instructions for the fastening device Read all safety instructions and other instructions. Read and understand all the safety instructions before you connect, disconnect, load, use or maintain the device, replace accessories or work near the device. Failure to do so can result in serious bodily injury. Please keep all safety instructions and other instructions in a safe place! Keep your ngers away from the trigger when you are not using this device and switch from a working position to another position. Before starting work each time, check that the safety and trigger devices are work- ing properly and that the screws and nuts are all tight. Do not carry out any alter- ations to the device. Do not dismantle or block any parts of the fastening device, such as, for example, a trig- ger safety catch. Do not carry out any “ Emergency repairs” using inappropriate tools/methods. 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 10494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 10 13.08.2025 13:33:4013.08.2025 13:33:4011GB/IE/NI/CY/MT The fastening device must be maintained regularly and properly, in accordance with the manufacturer’s specica- tions. Avoid any type of weakening or damage to the device, for example, through: Stamping or engraving, Modication measures which are not permitted by the manufacturer, Guiding using templates which are made out of hard material, e.g. steel, Dropping on the oor or pushing across the oor, Using it as a hammer, any type of blunt impact. Keep your ngers away from the trigger when you are not using this device and switch from a working position to another position. Keep body parts such as hands, legs, etc. away from the direction of ring and make sure that the fastener cannot penetrate in any parts of the body. When you use the device, please be aware that the fastener could ricochet and cause injuries. Hold the device with a rm grip and prepare yourself for recoil. Do not use a device which is damaged. Be careful when handling fasteners, particularly when loading and unloading, as the fasteners have sharp points which could cause injuries. Before use, always inspect the device for defects, parts which are not corrected properly or worn parts. Do not lean too far forward. Only use in safe work sta- tions. Always make sure your footing is secure and maintain your balance at all times. Only wear gloves which give an appropriate sense of touch and mean that you can operate the trigger and all adjustment devices safely. Only technically-trained users should use the fastening device. Do not carry out any alter- ations to the fastening device. Alterations can reduce the eciency of the safety mea- sures and increase the risk for the user and/or a third party. Keep away from other people (if you are working in an environment where there are likely to be people passing). Clearly mark your work station. 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 11494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 11 13.08.2025 13:33:4013.08.2025 13:33:4012 GB/IE/NI/CY/MT Never aim at yourself or others with the device. z Operating hazards Always make sure your foot- ing is secure and maintain your balance at all times. Hold the fastening device when working such that if there is a possible recoil due to a fault in the power sup- ply or due to hard points in the workpiece, your head and body cannot be injured. Never shoot the fastening device into the air. You will thus avoid the hazard due to ying objects and overloading the device. To transport the fastening device, disconnect it from the compressed air supply, par- ticularly if you are using lad- ders or if you have to move around with your body in an unusual position. At the work station, only carry the fastening device using the handle and do not have the trigger pressed. Take the work station condi- tions into account. Fasteners may possibly punch through thin workpieces or may slip you are when working on cor- ners and edges of workpieces and this could put individuals in danger.

Use the appropri- ate protective equipment for your personal protection, such as, for example, ear protectors and eye protection. Depending on the type of fastening device and how it is used, wearing personal protective equipment such as a dust mask, non-slip safety shoes, a hard hat and hearing protection can lessen the risk of injuries. Hold the device properly, in order to be able to react to normal or sudden movements, such as, for example, recoil. After using the fastening device, disconnect the com- pressed air supply from the device and store the device safely by placing it on its side. The device must not be stored in an upright position. Hazards due to ying objects The fastening device must not be connected when you are unloading fasteners, carrying out adjustments, removing blockages or replacing acces- 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 12494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 12 13.08.2025 13:33:4113.08.2025 13:33:4113GB/IE/NI/CY/MT sories. During operation, please ensure that the fasteners always penetrate properly into the material and are not deected or incorrectly posi- tioned pointing in the direction of the user and/or a third party. During operation, fragments of the workpiece or parts of the xing or magazine system may be ejected. Make sure that the device is always rmly positioned on the workpiece and cannot slip. Always wear impact-resistant eye protection with side shields when operating the device. The risk for others must be assessed by the user. Hazard due to repeated movements When using the fastening device over longer periods of time, this could cause the user to experience pain in their hands, arms, shoulders, neck or other parts of the body. When using the device, the user should adopt a comfort- able posture, stand on a stable surface, and avoid postures which make it dicult to main

tain balance. The user should change their posture during long work periods, thereby helping to minimise unpleasant sensations and fatigue. If the user experiences symp- toms such as persistent or recurring pains, aches, palpitations, areas which ache, tingling, numbness, a burning feel or stiness, these are warning signals which must not be ignored. The user must see a qualied occupa- tional health professional with regard to general activities. Hazards due to accessories and consumables Disconnect the device from the compressed air supply before you replace accesso- ries or carry out adjustments. Use exclusively those acces- sories and consumables of the sizes and types recom- mended by the manufacturer of the air stapler. Hazards at the work station Slipping, tripping, and falling are the predominant causes of accidents at work. Be aware of slippy surfaces, arising from the use of the 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 13494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 13 13.08.2025 13:33:4113.08.2025 13:33:4114 GB/IE/NI/CY/MT device and also trip hazards, caused by the compressed air hose. Proceed carefully in unfamiliar environments. There may be hidden dangers in the form of electric or other supply cables. The air stapler is not intended for use in potentially explo- sive areas and is not isolated against contact with electrical energy. Make sure that there are no electrical lines, gas piping, etc., that may pose a haz- ard in the event of damage caused by the device in use. Hazards due to dust and gases If the device is used in an area where there is static dust, the dust may swirl up and this could cause a hazard. The air stapler must be oper- ated and serviced as recom- mended in these instructions if the release of dust and vapours is to be minimised. The exhaust air must be extracted in such a manner that the dust raised and dusty environments are reduced to a minimum. All device-tted installations or accessories designed to capture, extract, or suppress airborne dust or vapours should be used and ser- viced in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Do not breathe in the device’s exhaust air. Avoid expos- ing your eyes to the device’s exhaust air. The exhaust air from the device can contain water, oil, particles of metal or dirt from the compressor. This can be harmful to health. Hazards due to noise Being subject to a high level of noise without protection can cause permanent disabil- ity, loss of hearing and other problems such as tinnitus (ringing, buzzing, whistling or humming in the ears). Use hearing protection equip- ment as required by work and health protection regulations. The air stapler must be oper- ated and serviced as recom- mended in these instructions if there is to be no unneces- sary increase to noise levels. Hazards due to vibrations The eect of vibrations can 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 14494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 14 13.08.2025 13:33:4113.08.2025 13:33:4115GB/IE/NI/CY/MT lead to nerve paralysis and interruption to the blood sup- ply to the hands and arms. When working in cold environments, wear warm clothing and keep your hands warm and dry. If you experience numbness, tingling, aches and white col- oration of the skin on your ngers or hands, then you should seek medical advice from a qualied occupa- tional health professional with regard to general activities. Use and maintain this device as recommended in these instructions, in order to pre- vent an unnecessary increase in the vibration level. Hold the device with a light but secure grip, as, in gen- eral, the risk through vibra- tions is greater, the higher the gripping force. z Additional safety instructions for devices powered by compressed air Compressed air can cause serious injury. Always close o the air sup- ply and disconnect the device from the air supply when it is not being used. Always disconnect the device from the compressed air sup- ply before replacing accesso- ries, carrying out adjustments and/or repair work and when you are moving from one work area to another. Keep your ngers away from the trigger when the device is not being used and when you move from one operating position to another. Never direct compressed air at yourself or someone else. Hose lines which are whip- ping round can cause seri- ous injuries. Always check for damaged or loose hoses or connections. Never pull or carry a device powered by compressed air by its hose. Do not exceed the maximum operating pressure when using devices powered by compressed air. Devices powered by com- pressed air should only be operated with compressed air at the lowest possible pres- sure for the work process, in order to reduce noise and vibrations and to minimise wear. Take care when using devices 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 15494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 15 13.08.2025 13:33:4113.08.2025 13:33:4116 GB/IE/NI/CY/MT powered by compressed air, as the device could become cold which aects grip and control. z Supplementary safety instructions for air staplers and nailers DANGER OF INJURY! Never exceed the maximum permitted working pressure of 8 bar. Use a pressure reducer to adjust the working pressure. DANGER OF INJURY! Never use oxygen or other combustible gases as a source of energy. Ensure that your work area is clean and well illuminated. Untidiness and poorly lit work areas can cause accidents to happen. Keep children and other indi- viduals away while the fas- tening device is being used. If you are distracted, you could lose control of the device. Always pay attention, be aware of what you are doing and take the utmost care when working with a fastening device. Do not use the fasten

ing device if you are tired or under the inuence of drugs, alcohol or medicines. A brief moment of carelessness when using the fastening device can result in serious injuries. Ensure good bodily posture during use. Ensure that you are not likely to overreach or lose your balance during use. This will make it easier for you to control the fastening device in unexpected situations. Disconnect the device from the compressed air supply before carrying out repair and servicing work or moving the device. Never allow new or old oil to ow into the oor or sewer system. This is illegal! Collect old oil in a suitable container in order to protect the environment. Dispose of it at your local collection point, petrol station or oil dealer. z Supplementary safety instructions for protective goggles Protective equipment that was subject to impact must be disposed of and replaced. If the impact strength classes of the glass and frame do not match, the overall protec- 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 16494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 16 13.08.2025 13:33:4113.08.2025 13:33:4117GB/IE/NI/CY/MT tion corresponds to the lower class. The protective goggles are designed for use with the air stapler and must only be used in the application area for the air stapler. Protective goggles oer su- cient protection against par- ticles of up to 6 mm diameter with a speed of up to 45 m/s. Replace the protective gog- gles, as soon as there is damage or scratches on the viewing panes. When you replace protective goggles, make sure that you use protective goggles with the same protective properties. Materials which come into contact with the skin of the wearer can cause allergic reac- tions for sensitive individuals. The impact of particles on the protective goggles could pose a danger for the wearer through the transfer of impact, if prescription glasses are worn under the protective goggles. z Explanation of the markings on the protective goggles: CMC: Identication of the certicate holder 16321: Number of the EN test standard for protective goggles 1: Optical class C: Protection against low-velocity impacts 1-M: These goggles are suit- able for head shape 1-M. CE: CE marking If the letter for impact intensity is not followed with the letter T, the eye protection equipment must only be used at room temperature against high-speed particles. If the markings for the mechanical strength on the carrier body and on the viewing pane do not match, then the lower mechanical protection level will always apply for the complete product. z Trigger device This fastening device is operated by pressing the trigger with your nger. In addition, certain fasten- ing devices must be tted with a trigger safety catch, which only allows a fastening procedure to be carried out if the mouth of the device is placed on a workpiece. These devices are marked with a triangle shown standing on its point ( ) and may not be used 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 17494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 17 13.08.2025 13:33:4113.08.2025 13:33:4118 GB/IE/NI/CY/MT without an eective trigger safety catch

z Trigger system DANGER OF INJURY! Do not use the device on scaolding or ladders! Fastening devices which are tted with a contact trig- ger must be marked with the graphical symbol for “Do not use on scaolding or ladders”. They must not be used for certain applica- tions, for example: when you will be swapping from one xing point to another using scaolding, steps, ladders or ladder-like constructions, such as, for example, roof lathing, or you intend to seal boxes or crates, when tting transport locking devices, e.g. onto vehicles and wagons. z Additional instructions for fastening devices powered by compressed air DANGER OF INJURY! Do not operate the device if the trigger safety catch

defective or has been removed. Otherwise this could result in injuries. When undoing the hose cou- pling, hold the hose rmly in your hand, in order to avoid injuries caused by the hose springing back. It is essential that you use a ¼" threaded barbed tting and quick coupler for the compressed air connection. Never put your hands near the mouth of the device, when the device is ready for operation. Otherwise this could result in injuries. Before setup or rst use, check the device for any damage. If the device shows any defects, then it must not be used under any circum- stances. Do not use any sharp objects. Never insert any pointed and/ or metallic objects into the inside of the device. The fastening device powered by compressed air should only be connected to lines where there is a guarantee that exceeding the maximum permitted pressure by more than 10% is prevented, e.g. through a pressure regulating valve (pressure reducer) with downstream or integrated 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 18494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 18 13.08.2025 13:33:4113.08.2025 13:33:4119GB/IE/NI/CY/MT pressure relief valve tted in the compressed air line. When using fastening devices powered by compressed air, make sure that the max. pres- sure is not exceeded. The fastening device powered by compressed air must only be operated with the pres- sure required for that partic- ular work process, in order to avoid unnecessarily high levels of noise, increased wear and faults which could occur because of this.

SION HAZARD! Never use hydrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide or any other bottled gas as the source of energy for this tool, since this may cause an explosion and lead to serious injury. z Original accessories/ additional devices Only use accessories and additional devices which are stated in the operating instruc- tions. The use of other fasten- ers or other accessories than those recommended in the operating instructions can rep- resent a risk of injury for you. Ensure that compressed air device repairs always use original replacement parts and are performed by a qualied technician. This ensures that the compressed air device is safe to operate at all times. z Before using the device Please read and follow these operating instructions, before you start using the device. It is essential that you follow the basic safety measures, in order to prevent damage to the device and avoid injuries to operating personnel or others present in the working environment. z Using the device PLEASE NOTE: Before using the device each time, please put on the protective goggles delivered with the product. z Connecting the compressed air supply PLEASE NOTE: The air stapler and nailer must only be operated with clean, oil-atom- ised compressed air and must not exceed the maximum working pressure of 8 bar at the device. To regulate the working pres- sure, the compressor must be tted with a pressure reducer. Connect the device to a suitable com- pressed air supply. To do this, press the quick coupler of the compressed air hose (not included 494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 19494747_2504_Drucklufttacker_LB8_content.indb 19 13.08.2025 13:33:4213.08.2025 13:33:4220 GB/IE/NI/CY/MT in the delivery) onto the threaded barbed tting ¼"

of the air stapler. The latch locks into place automatically. Connect the other end of the com- pressed air hose with the (lter) pres- sure reducer on the compressor. For the fastening device to work properly, you need to use a sucient quantity of ltered, dry, oiled compressed air. If the pressure in the supply network is higher than the maximum permitted pressure for the fastening device, then a pressure reg- ulating valve with a downstream pressure relief valve must be tted. PLEASE NOTE: When generating com- pressed air using compressors, the natural air humidity condenses and collects as condensation in pressure vessels and piping. This condensate must be removed through water traps. Water traps must be checked on a daily basis and emptied, if necessary, otherwise corrosion may occur in the compressed air system and in the fastening device and this could promote wear. The compressor must be suciently dimensioned with regards to pressure and suction capacity (volume owrate) for the expected usage. If the line cross section is too small, taking into account the line length (for pipes and hoses) or overload- ing the compressor can lead to a drop in pressure. Oilers must be checked daily and, if neces- sary, be relled with the recommended oil (see Technical specications). When using hose lengths longer than 10 m, the supply of oil to the fastening device is not guar- anteed. We recommend putting two to ve drops of the recommended oil into the air inlet of the device each working day. Alternatively, an oiler can be tted directly onto the fastening device. Use a compressed air hose with an internal diameter of at least 9 mm. Otherwise the staples/nails will be red very slowly or with a low level of pressure. z Filling the magazine Only the fasteners listed in the “Technical specications” section may be used. To ll the magazine, hold the device so that the mouth is not pointing towards your own body or other individuals. Press the magazine lever

and pull the magazine cover back till it reaches the stop. Insert the relevant fasteners (nails, see Fig. D or staples, see Fig. C) into the magazine

. The staples must be placed on the rail of the magazine

Push the magazine cover forwards until it clicks into place. z Operation Load the magazine

of the air stapler, as described in the “Filling the magazine” chapter. Set the correct working pressure using the pressure reducer. Make sure that you do not exceed the maximum working pressure of 8 bar at the device. Increasing the working pressure does not bring any benet to performance, but it just increases the consumption of compressed air and accelerates wear and tear on the device. Switch the compressor on. Allow the compressor to run until the maximum vessel pressure is reached and the device switches o. Place the air stapler on the workpiece and press the trigger

The fastener only leaves the device when the mouth of the air stapler and nailer is pressed against the workpiece and the trigger

is pressed. z Handling the device Please follow the “Special instructions” in these operating instructions. Check that the fastening device is working properly and is ready for operation, then place it on the workpiece and press the trigger. Check whether the fastener has gone in, and meets the relevant requirements. If the fastener is protruding, increase the air pressure in steps of 0.5 bar. If the fastener is too deep, decrease the air pressure in steps of 0.5 bar. Alternatively, you can speed up operation by holding the trigger

pressed in. Place the air stapler on the workpiece. Press the device onto the workpiece until the mouth

touches the work- piece. The fastener leaves the device. As long as you keep the trigger

pressed, then, every time the mouth

touches the workpiece, a fastener will leave the device. Alternatively you can also keep the mouth

of the device pressed continuously onto the workpiece. Every time you press the trigger

one fastener leaves the device. In all cases you should endeavour to work with the lowest level of air pressure. This brings you three signicant advantages:

2) You reduce the noise level,

3) You reduce the wear on the fastening

device. Avoid triggering the fastening device when the magazine is empty. If the fasten- ing device is defective or is not working properly, disconnect it immediately from the compressed air and hand it over to an expert for inspection. During long work breaks or when work has nished, discon- nect the device from the compressed air system and ideally empty the magazine. Protect the compressed air connections of the fastening device and the hose lines against contamination. Penetration of coarse dust, chips, sand, etc. leads to leaks and damage to the fastening device and couplings. PLEASE NOTE: It is also possible to carry out ne adjustments using the knurled screw

Rotate the knurled screw

down, to make the fastener go deeper into the workpiece. Rotate the knurled screw

up, to make the fastener go less deep into the workpiece. Rotate the exhaust air outlet

, to guide the exhaust air ow point in the direction you want. Disconnect the device from the com- pressor after completing work. z Removing jammed staples If a staple/nail has got stuck in the magazine shaft, remove the com- pressed air supply immediately. Open the magazine

as described in the “Load magazine” chapter. Open the face plate

by pulling the quick clamp lever for the face plate

in the direction of the trigger safety catch

Remove the jammed fastener. Close the face plate

by pulling the quick clamp lever for the face plate

in the direction of the exhaust air outlet

of the air stapler, as described in the “Load magazine” chapter. z Maintenance DANGER OF INJURY! Always disconnect the device from the compressed air supply and empty the magazine before cleaning and/or carrying out maintenance work. z Maintenance by the user Lubricate with the oil-atomiser: PLEASE NOTE: As a preparatory step, after the pressure reducer an oil-atomiser lubricates the air stapler continuously and in the very best way. An oil-atomiser dis- penses oil in ne droplets into the airow and thereby guarantees regular lubrication. Fit the oil-atomiser after the (lter) pressure reducer. To do this, plug the barbed tting of the oil-atomiser into the quick coupler of the (lter) pressure reducer. Then connect the compressed air device to the quick coupler provided for this purpose. Manual lubrication: PLEASE NOTE: If you do not have an oil-atomiser, you must lubricate after you have used approximately 5000 fasteners. Put 1–2 drops of compressed air special oil into the threaded barbed tting

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