FX-BZ30 - Gardening tool Fuxtec - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Fuxtec
Model	FX-BZ30
Product type	Manual tying tool for gardening
Main use	Attach and tie branches with adhesive tape and staples
Staple magazine capacity	Up to 200 staples
Compatible staple type	Type 604C
Adhesive tape	Tape roll to insert into guide
Cutting blade	Interchangeable, very sharp
Drive mechanism	Manual, by pressing handle
Main material	Steel and plastic
Power supply	None (manual tool)
Weight	Approximately 0.8 kg
Dimensions (L × W × H)	Approximately 30 × 5 × 15 cm
Routine maintenance	Clean after use, check for blockages
Blade replacement	Possible, remove old blade with needle-nose pliers
Staple jam clearance	Remove reload pin and extract jammed staple
Number of pages in manual	34 pages
Available languages	French, German, English, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish

Frequently Asked Questions - FX-BZ30 Fuxtec

How to use the FX-BZ30 tying tool for the first time?

First, pull the tape slightly upward, then press the handle halfway until you hear a click. The tape gripper engages and grips the tape. If it doesn't grip, remove the staples, press the handle fully to reset, then try again.

How to reload staples in the FX-BZ30?

Push the curved black support down, remove the reload pin with spring. Fill up to 200 type 604C staples into the chamber, points directed toward the black handle.

How to reload the adhesive tape?

Open the plastic tape guide, insert a new roll, pull the tape to the front opening, then pull it slightly upward.

How to change the cutting blade?

Press the staple magazine with one hand and gently pull the blade upward with needle-nose pliers. Insert the new blade carefully; it is very sharp.

What to do if staples jam?

Remove the reload pin, then try to extract the jammed staple using a metal pin or small screwdriver.

Why does the tape gripper not grip the tape?

Several attempts may be needed. If the click is heard but the tape is not gripped, remove the staples and press the handle fully once to reset the gripper, then try again without staples.

What type of staples to use with the FX-BZ30?

Use type 604C staples. Ensure the pointed ends are directed toward the black handle when loading.

How many staples can the magazine hold?

The magazine can hold up to 200 staples.

Is the blade interchangeable?

Yes, the blade can be replaced if it no longer cuts properly. Use needle-nose pliers to remove it and insert a new blade carefully.

Where can I find the complete manual?

The complete manual is available for free download in PDF format on notice-facile.com. Multiple languages are offered.

USER MANUAL FX-BZ30 Fuxtec

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Inhalt

DEUTSCHE VERSION 5

VERSION FRANCAISE 9

POLSKA WERSJA JEZYKOWA 32

Inhalt

DEUTSCHE VERSION 5

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VERSION FRANCAISE

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7. Recharge des agrafes

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11. Recyclage

FR

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ÉLÉMENTS D'EMBALLAGE À SÉPARER ET À DÉPOSER DANS LE BAC DE TRI

VERSIONE ITALIANA

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13. Caricare le graffette

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ENGLISH VERSION

Original manual

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17. Use

• The Tape tool is supplied with staples and tape in the compartments provided.
- For the first use, pull the tape slightly upwards by hand and then push the handle in about half way until you hear the first clicking sound (picture 2). The tape gripper engages and grips the tape. When the handle is released, the tape is pulled upwards out of the guide by the tape gripper (picture 3).

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- If the tape gripper does not grip the tape at the first attempt, this is not a malfunction. It may take several attempts before the tape gripper grips the tape. If you have already heard the clicking sound and the tape is still not gripped by the gripper, we recommend that you first

remove the staples from the relevant chamber (see point: Refilling the staples). Then press the handle all the way down once. The tape gripper will then return to its original position and you will not waste any staples by repeatedly trying to grip the tape.

- As soon as the tape has been gripped by the gripper, reload the staples into the chamber provided. Please make sure that the two pointed ends of the staple point towards the black handle when filling. If the staples are positioned incorrectly, the tape cannot be fastened.

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- To tie branches together, hold the tying pliers against the branches as shown in picture 4. Then push the handle all the way through. By means of the clamps, the ribbon is "stapled" together and separated from the ribbon roll by the blade.

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18. Refilling the staples

- To refill the staples, please push the black curved holder of the clamping device all the way down and pull out the reloading pin together with the clamping spring to the back (see picture 1 - circle marking).

- Fill up to 200 staples of type 604C into the chamber provided. Please pay attention to the correct positioning of the staples. The pointed ends must point upwards towards the black handle when filling, otherwise the staples will not grip the band when the binding pliers are operated.

19. Refill the tape

- Open the plastic tape guide and insert a new roll of tape. Pull the tape through to the front opening and then pull the tape out slightly upwards (see point: Use).

20. Changing the blade

- If the blade no longer cuts the tape cleanly, you can change the blade. To do this, press down the magazine of the clamps with one hand and carefully pull the blade upwards with a pair of needle-nose pliers. Then carefully insert the new blade. The blade is very sharp, so please take care to handle it correctly.

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21. What to do if the clamps jam

If a staple does not release correctly and causes a jam, remove the reloading pin (see point: Refilling the staples) and then try to remove the defective staple using a metal pin or a small screwdriver.

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VERSION ESPANOLA

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VERSAO PORTUGUESA

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SVENSK VERSION

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POLSKA WERSJA JEZYKOWA

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