BET 750 - Stapler Bavaria by Einhell - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL BET 750 Bavaria by Einhell

GB Directions for Use Electric Stapler/Nailer

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1 ON/OFF switch
2 Magazine retention pin
3 Magazine slide
4 Magazine
5 Stapler nose

Dear Customer,

Before you use your electric stapler/nailer for the first time, please read these directions for use and note the instructions for operating and looking after your new tool.

Always keep these directions for use together with the stapler/nailer.

1. Items supplied

1 electric stapler/nailer

1000 staples

1000 nails

2. Technical data

Power supply: 230 V \~ 50 Hz

Shots per minute: 20

Staple width 10 mm

Staple length 8 - 16 mm

Staple thickness 0.7 mm

Nail length 8 - 16 mm

Nail thickness 0.7 mm

Weight: 0.95

Totally insulated

N.B.:

It is important to wear suitable protective clothing, and particularly safety goggles, when working with the electric stapler/nailer. Please follow the safety instructions.

3. Proper use

The electric stapler/nailer is designed for the stapling and fastening of textiles, leather and wood using the correct staples and nails. It is designed for intermittent operation only. If used continuously, the stapler/nailer will overheat and cease to perform as efficiently.

In the event of overheating, take a break from your work and allow the stapler/nailer to cool down.

CAUTION!

For your own safety, use only staples and nails listed in the directions for use. The use of staples and nails other than those listed in the directions for use may result in risk of injury.

Be sure to pull out the power plug whenever the tool is not being used, each time before carrying out any maintenance, and whenever you want to change the staples or nails!

4. Getting started

- Loading the staples, Fig. 1-3

Switch off the electric stapler/nailer and pull out the power plug.

Press on the magazine lock and push it down (Abb. 1).

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Pull the magazine slide out of the back of the electric stapler/nailer (Fig. 2).

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Fill the magazine with staples or nails. The magazine holds a maximum of 120 staples (Fig. 3).

Reassemble in reverse order.

Push in the magazine slide as far as the stop, press the magazine lock and push it up so that it latches in place.

• Operation

Shooting can only be triggered, therefore, as follows:

Press the nose of the electric stapler/nailer against the material you want to fasten and actuate the ON/OFF switch.

Working with staples

Place the staples in the magazine as shown in Figure 4.

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Working with nails

Place the nails in the magazine as shown in Figure 5.

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Stapling/nailing of textiles, fabrics, leather etc.

Press the nose of the electric stapler/nailer against the object in question and actuate the ON/OFF switch.

Nailing of wood strips

You should use only nails to fasten wood strips. Do not press the electric stapler/nailer too firmly against the wood strip or you may damage its surface.

5. Care and maintenance

Follow these maintenance instructions and your electric stapler/nailer will reward you with many years of troublefree service.

Each time before beginning with your work, check that the magazine is firmly seated. Clean the tool thoroughly as soon as you have finished working with it.

Staples may become jammed, particularly when positioning the electric stapler/nail at an angle. If jamming occurs, switch off the electric stapler/nailer immediately and pull out the power plug

Important! Always pull out the power plug before carrying out any work on the electric stapler/nailer!

- Removing jammed staples

To free jammed staples you must completely remove the magazine. Pull out the pin as shown in the following picture (Fig. 6).

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You can then remove the complete magazine and carefully free the jammed staples with a suitable pair of pliers (Fig.7).

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Reassemble in reverse order.

Before you start up the stapler/nailer again, check that the magazine is properly and completely inserted and that the pin is pushed right through.

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Agrafer des textiles, tissus, cuirs etc.

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Uso di chiodi

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Anvendelse af søm

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RUS

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Применение гвоздей

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Technical changes subject to change

The guarantee period begins on the sales date and is valid for 2 years.

Responsibility is assumed for faulty construction or material or functional defects.

Any necessary replacement parts an necessary repair work are free of charge.

We do not assume responsibility for consequential damage.

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