HN 2190 - Compressor Cocraft - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Air Compressor
Brand	Cocraft
Model	HN 2190
Power Supply	230 V / 50 Hz
Motor Power	1500 W
Max Pressure	8 bar (116 psi)
Tank Capacity	24 L
Air Flow	~200 L/min
Noise Level	85 dB(A)
Weight	15 kg
Dimensions (L×W×H)	50 × 30 × 40 cm
Protection Class	IP20
Pump Type	Oil-free
Cooling	Air-cooled
Safety Features	Automatic shut-off, thermal overload protection
Maintenance	Drain tank regularly, check air filter
Cleaning	Wipe with dry cloth, keep vents clear
Portability	Handle and wheels
Applications	Inflation, spraying, pneumatic tools
Warranty	2 years

Frequently Asked Questions - HN 2190 Cocraft

How do I set the desired pressure?

Turn the pressure regulator knob clockwise to increase or counterclockwise to decrease. Monitor the pressure gauge.

Why does the compressor not start?

Check the power supply, ensure the on/off switch is on, and that the thermal overload hasn't tripped. If tripped, wait for it to cool.

How often should I drain the tank?

Drain the tank after each use to prevent moisture buildup and rust. Open the drain valve at the bottom.

What type of oil does the pump need?

This model is oil-free, so no oil is needed. The pump is pre-lubricated.

Can I use an extension cord?

Use a heavy-duty extension cord rated for the compressor's amperage. Keep it as short as possible to avoid voltage drop.

How do I clean the air filter?

Remove the filter cover, take out the filter element, and clean it with compressed air or replace if dirty.

What should I do if the safety valve leaks?

The safety valve may release air if pressure exceeds set limit. If it leaks continuously, have it inspected.

Is it normal for the compressor to cycle frequently?

If there is a leak in the system, it may cycle often. Check all connections and hoses for air leaks.

How loud is the compressor?

Noise level is about 85 dB(A). Use hearing protection in enclosed spaces.

Can I paint with this compressor?

Yes, with a suitable spray gun. Ensure the regulator is set to the correct pressure for your paint.

USER MANUAL HN 2190 Cocraft

Read the entire instruction manual carefully and make sure that you fully understand it before you use the equipment. Keep the manual for future reference.

Viktig information:

Original instructions

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Originalbruksanvisning

Please read the entire instruction manual before use and save it for future reference. We reserve the right for any errors in text or images and for making any necessary technical changes to this document. If you should have any questions concerning technical problems please contact our Customer Services.

Safety

General warnings

• Never hold your hand or any other part of the body within the pointing area when the gun is connected with the compressed air hose.
• Never aim the tool at any person or animal.
• Do not play with the tool.
• Never depress the trigger if the nose of the tool is not aimed at the workpiece.
  • Always handle the tool with care.
• Never depress the trigger or release the safety catch while you are loading the tool.
• Use the tool solely for the purpose for which it is intended.
• Never use the tool in such a way that it is aimed at yourself or someone else in the work area.
• Do not use the tool as a hammer.
• Carry the tool by the handle, not by the air hose.
• Never carry the tool with the trigger depressed.
• Never modify the tool from the original design.
  • Always keep in mind that misuse or faulty handling of this tool could injure yourself and others.
• Never fasten or tape the safety catch and/or trigger in activated position.
• Never leave a tool unattended when it is connected to the air line.
• Do not use this tool if it does not have a legible warning decal.
• Do not continue using a tool that is leaking air or is not working properly. Contact our Customer Service for servicing.
• When using the tool, hold it in such a way that no injury to the head or body could occur should a fall in pressure or hard spots on the workpiece cause the recoil force to increase.
• Do not nail too close to the edge of a workpiece. The nail could pass through the workpiece and cause damage.
• Disconnect from the compressed air for transporting.
• Check frequently that both the trigger and the safety catch are working properly.
• Do not take apart any part of the tool.
• Do not use the nail gun if any part of it is damaged or missing.
• Avoid weakening the casing by engraving, scribing or scratching it, etc.
• Always make note of where the electric cable enters walls, floors and ceilings before you begin to use the nail gun.
• The compressed air fitting for the nail gun must be of the quick-coupling type. The connecting bit on the tool may not have a rear valve so that some air remains under pressure when the nail gun has been disconnected.

Compressed air feed and connections

Warning! To prevent accidents due to unintended firing, the operator should always disconnect the compressed air:

• Before adjusting
• When cleaning the tool
• When removing a jammed nail
• When the tool is not being used
• When moving the tool to another work area

Warning!

- Use only compressed air in pneumatically driven tools. Never use acid or flammable gases to drive the tool since the mixture can explode and cause damage.

- Do not use gas in the container or compressed air system when the air pressure could exceed 8 bar as the tool could explode and cause damage.

- The compressor capacity must be sufficient to ensure an adequate air pressure and flow for the intended use. A fall in pressure in the system can reduce the tool's thrust. See Technical data for setting the right pressure for the tool.

- The compressed air lines should be mounted on an incline, with the highest point closest to the compressor. An easily accessed water separator should be installed at the lowest points. The water separator should be emptied at least once a day or more often if needed. Dirt and water in the air lines are the main cause of wear in pneumatically actuated tools.

- The tool connecting bits should be equipped with a reducing valve with water separator directly at the point of connection. A filter helps to achieve maximum effect at minimum wear. The filter must have sufficient flow capacity for the intended mounting site or connecting point. The filter must be kept clean if it is to be able to deliver clean compressed air to the tool. See the manufacturer's instructions for proper filter care. A dirty or clogged filter will cause a fall in pressure, which reduces the tool's effectiveness.

- The pressure regulator must be adjustable from 0 to 8 bar.

- The air hoses should tolerate at least 10.5 bar working pressure or 150 % of the maximum pressure of which the system is capable. The meter line should have a quick coupling so that it can be loosened quickly from the nipple on the tool.

- Make sure that the compressed air fed to the tool is unable to exceed the maximum permitted working pressure (8 bar); install a safety valve if needed. Begin first with the meter pressure set to the lowest recommended working pressure. See Technical data.

- Check that the tool is working properly by pressing the gun nose against a piece of wood and pressing the trigger one or two times.

Lubrication

• Note: Lubricate with a few drops of oil in the air fitting before using the tool for the first time.
• Regular but moderate lubrication is required for best effect. Oil fed through the air fitting lubricates only the trigger valve; the other internal components are oiled at the factory and normally do not require lubrication. Do not use flushing oil or additives since such lubricants cause more rapid wear on the tool packings and rubber cushion, which results in poorer results and makes more care necessary.

- Pour some oil in the tool's connecting nipple one or two times daily. Only a few drops (1–2) of oil are needed the first time. Too much oil merely clogs the lines and is visible when air is released.

- Make sure that the magazine's pusher moves smoothly and not sluggishly by keeping it clean and well-oiled. Also lubricate the impact pin itself with a few drops of oil at every use.

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Using in the cold

In cold weather near or below 0 °C moisture may freeze in the lines and cause the tool not to work well. We recommend using an air lubricant or permanent antifreeze (ethylene glycol) as lubricant.

Note! To prevent frost or ice forming in the tool's valves and mechanisms, which can cause the tool to malfunction, avoid storing the tool in a cold place.

Warning!

To prevent serious eye injury from flying nails and/or slivers the operator and others in the working area must be equipped with eye protection that covers both the front and the sides when loading, using or servicing the tool. Glasses without eye protection on the side and face masks do not give adequate protection!

Warning symbols on tool

Read the instructions for use.

The tool should not be used on scaffolding or ladders. Do not use the nail gun if the fastener could shoot through something and hit someone on the other side.

The user and other persons in the work area must use protective glasses and hearing protection.

The gun is equipped with a safety trigger.

Description of product

• Nail gun in a robust model for heavier nailing as, for example, building carpentries.
• Cast aluminium housings with adjustable exhaust 360°.
• Mechanism for single or repeated firing.
• Intended for 21° nail on plastic strip 50–90 mm, ∅ 2.8–3.3 mm.
  • Magazine for 50 nails.
  • Working pressure 5–8 bar.
• Delivered with a quick-coupling nipple and a storage box.

The package contains

• Nail gun with mounted quick-coupling nipple
• Allen key (6 mm)
• Two triggers, one orange for repeated firing and one black for a single firing (one loose and one mounted on the tool).
• Storage box

Designations

1. Security catch
2. Adjustment dial for impact depth
3. Trigger

4. Tool housing (casing)

5. Maneuverable exhaust

6. Handle
7. Nipple fitting
8. Magazine
9. Control lever for magazine pusher
10. Magazine lock

Using the tool

1. Before using check that the tool is undamaged and that all parts are firmly in place and that the warning text on the nail gun is legible.
2. Always disconnect the tool from the air line when it is not being used. Empty the magazine and press the trigger several times to empty the air from the tool before loading, servicing or trouble-shooting.
3. Select the method of use. Check that you have the right trigger attached. Change trigger if needed.
4. Load magazine.
5. Connect the tool to a compressed air hose with quick-coupling hose (female).
6. Set a suitable pressure (5-8 bar) with the pressure regulator on the compressed air line.

Preparations

Safety rules while loading

• Never hold your hand or other part of the body within range of the tool's pointing section.
• Never aim the tool at yourself or anyone else.
• Do not press the trigger or push the safety catch down since it could unintentionally be activated with the risk of injury.

Loading

Use 21° nail on plastic strip.

1. Detach the tool from the air line.

2. Pull the control lever of the magazine pusher (9) backward until it locks in open position.

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1. The magazine is open at the top. Load the nails. Before loading, check that the nails are clean and undamaged.

2. Pull the magazine back a bit and press the magazine lock (10) forward until the pusher is released; then take the control lever (9) and carefully brake the forward movement.

Methods of use

A. Single firing

Before using, check that the black trigger (for single firing) is attached to the nail gun.

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1. Hold the tool firmly (without holding down the trigger). Press the tool against the work surface.
2. Press the trigger (3) and release it after firing.
3. Move the tool to the next spot and repeat.

B. Repeated firing

Before using check that the orange trigger (for repeated firing) is attached to the nail gun.

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1. Hold tool firmly and press the trigger (3).
2. Press the tool against the work surface to depress the safety catch thereby causing the tool to fire.
3. Hold in the trigger (3), move to the next spot and repeat from step 2.

Function and safety checks

Warning! Remove all nails from the magazine before doing a function check.

1. Always detach the tool from the air line.
2. Empty the magazine and press the trigger repeatedly to empty the air from the tool.
3. Connect the air hose but do not touch the trigger. Press the safety catch against the work surface. Tool must not fire!
4. Hold tool free (do not press the tool nose against something), and press the trigger (take care not to point the tool toward yourself or any one else). Tool must not fire!
5. Press the security catch against the workpiece and depress the trigger. Tool must fire!.

Setting the impact force

A. Adjust the impact force with pressure regulator on air hose

If the nail has not been driven deep enough first check whether the impact depth adjusting dial (2) is set at the maximum nail depth. If it is at the maximum raise the air pressure by 0.5 bar increments bar and check with the nailing control after each increment. Do not exceed the max. working pressure (8 bar).

If the nail has been driven in too deep, reduce the air pressure by 0.5 bar at a time, checking the result each time. Do not go below the minimum recommended working pressure (5 bar).

Always work with the lowest possible working pressure. This minimizes the noise and vibration levels and the internal components of the nail gun will last longer.

B. Adjusting the impact depth with adjusting dial

Turn the adjusting dial (2) clockwise to reduce the impact depth or counter-clockwise to increase the impact depth.

Changing triggers

Two triggers are supplied with the nail gun. The firing mechanism consists of:

A. Trigger

B. Spring

C. O-ring

D. Pin

Remove the mounted trigger as follows

1. Remove the small O-ring (C) holding the pin (D) in place.
2. Remove the pin in the other direction.
3. Save the O-ring, spring, trigger and the pin.

Attach the trigger as follows

1. Hold the spring and the trigger firmly and align the hole for the pin with the hole in the nail gun.
2. Insert the pin (D) and tighten the O-ring.
3. Do a function check.

Care and maintenance Removing a jammed nail

1. Disconnect tool from air line.
2. Pull the pusher's control lever (9) back as far as it goes and remove the nails from magazine.
3. Carefully push a chisel or punch against the jammed nail.
4. Strike the chisel or punch carefully to loosen the nail.
5. Use pliers to remove the nail from the mechanism.

Cleaning and maintenance

1. Detach the tool from the air hose.
2. Never use a strong or extremely flammable solvent or detergent.
3. Remove any deposits on the tool nose with photogene or diesel oil.

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Responsible disposal

This symbol indicates that this product should not be disposed of with general household waste. This applies throughout the entire EU. In order to prevent any harm to the environment or health hazards caused by incorrect waste disposal, the product must be handed in for recycling so that the material can be disposed of in a responsible manner. When recycling your product, take it to your local collection facility or contact the place of purchase. They will ensure that the product is disposed of in an environmentally sound manner.

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Technical data

Weight (without nails) 4.3 kg

Air fitting 1/4"

Max air pressure 8.0 bar (115 psi)

Air consumption 215 lit/min (25 nails/minute at 6.2 bar)

Recommended air pressure 5–8 bar

Noise level LpA 84.1 dB(A)

LwA 97.1 dB(A)

LpC 125.7 dB(C)

Vibration, acceleration 4.1 m/s ^2 (uncertainty 15,88%) (as per ISO 8662–1199)

Lubrication Lubricating oil for pneumatic tools

Fastener Nail 21° on plastic strip, length 50–90 mm, ∅ 2.8–3.3 mm

Magazine capacity 50 nails

Size 510 × 380 × 127 mm (L × H × B)

Spikpistol

Art.nr 40-7982 Modell XI2190II

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Användning i kyla

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Användningsmetoder

A. Enkel spikning

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Avfallshantering

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Tekniska data

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Bruksmetoder

A. Enkel avfyring

Kontroller før bruk at den sorte avtrekkeren er montert på spikerpistolen.

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Avfallshåndtering

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Tekniske data

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Käyttötavat

A. Kertalaukaisu

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Kierrättäminen

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Betriebsarten

A. Einfachnageln

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Technische Daten

INDEX PART NO DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY
01 XI2190	II-01 Set Screw	M5 X 12 1
02 XI2190	II-02 Gasket 1
03 XI2190	II-03 Washer 1
04 XI2190	II-04 Exhaust Cover 1
05 XI2190	II-05 Plastic Washer 1
06 XI2190	II-06 Hex. Bolt	M6 X 25 4
07 XI2190	II-07 Spring Washer 6 6
08 XI2190	II-08 Flat Washer 6 5
09 XI2190	II-09 Air Cap 1
10 XI2190	II-10 Seal 1
11 XI2190	II-11 Iron-Ring 1
12 XI2190	II-12 Inner Lining		1
13 XI2190	II-13 Spring		1
14 XI2190	II-14 Head Valve Piston		1
15 XI2190	II-15 Gasket 1
16 XI2190	II-16 O-Ring	3.55 X 51 5	1
17 XI2190	II-17 O-Ring	3 X 68	2
18 XI2190	II-18 Collar		1
19 XI2190	II-19 O-Ring	3.55 X 85 3	1
20 XI2190	II-20 Iron-Ring 1
21 XI2190	II-21 Cylinder		1
22 XI2190	II-22 O-Ring	53.8 X 3.1	2
23 XI2190	II-23 Ring		1
24 XI2190	II-24 O-ring	5.5 X 46.5	1
25 XI2190	II-25 Piston		1
26 XI2190	II-26 Driver Blade		1
27 XI2190	II-27 Gasket Bumper		1
28 XI2190	II-28 Body		1
29 XI2190	II-29 O-Ring	1.8 X 61.5	1
30 XI2190	II-30 Driver Guide		1
31 XI2190	II-31 Spring Washer 8 4
32 XI2190	II-32 Hex. Bolt	M8 X 25 4
33 XI2190	II-33 Spring Washer 6 6
34 XI2190	II-34 Hex. Bolt	M6 X 16 1
35 XI2190	II-35 Spring		1
36 XI2190	II-36 Safety A 1
37 XI2190	II-37 Adjusting	Nut 1
38 XI2190	II-38 Spring 2
39 XI2190	II-39 Ball 2.5 2
40 XI2190	II-40 Fixed Ring 12 1
41 XI2190	II-41 Nut M8 1
42 XI2190	II-42 Safety B 1
43 XI2190	II-43 No-Mar tip 1
44 XI2190	II-44 Clip 1
45 XI2190	II-45 Gasket 1
46 XI2190	II-46 Flat Washer 6	5
47 XI2190	II-47 Spring Washer	6	5
48 XI2190	II-48 Hex. Bolt	M6 X 20	1
49 XI2190	II-49 Hex. Bolt	M4 X 40	1
50 XI2190	II-50 Bushing		1
51 XI2190	II-51 Magazine Latch		1
52 XI2190	II-52 Latch Bushing		1
53 XI2190	II-53 Spring 1
54 XI2190	II-54 Nut M4 1
55 XI2190	II-55 Screw	M6 X 12	2
56 XI2190	II-56 Magazine		1
57 XI2190	II-57 Cover Plate		1
58 XI2190	II-58 Nail Guide		1
59 XI2190	II-59 Tail Hanger		1
60 XI2190	II-60 Nut M6 3
61 XI2190	II-61 Hex. Bolt	M6 X 20	2
62 XI2190	II-62 Pin	3 X 16	1
63 XI2190	II-63 Hex. Bolt	M4 X 12	2
64 XI2190	II-64 Pusher Guide		4
65 XI2190	II-65 Pin		2
66 XI2190	II-66 Pusher Guide		2
67 XI2190	II-67 Nut M4 2
68 XI2190	II-68 Pusher Unit		1
69 XI2190	II-69 Plastic Bushing		1
70 XI2190	II-70 Pusher Spring		1

INDEX PART NO DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION QTY
71 XI2190II-71 Pin 3 X 32 1
72 XI2190II-72 Pin 3 X 24 1
73 XI2190II-73 Safety Guide 1
74 XI2190II-74 O-Ring 16 X 1.8 1
75 XI2190II-75 O-Ring 19.5 X 2.8 1
76 XI2190II-76 Trigger Valve Body Upper 1
77 XI2190II-77 O-Ring 6 X 1.8 1
78 XI2190II-78 O-Ring 7 X 2 1
79 XI2190II-79 O-Ring 8.5 X 2 1
80 XI2190II-80 Trigger Valve Body Lower 1
81 XI2190II-81 Spring 1
82 XI2190II-82 Pin 3 X 15 2
83 XI2190II-83 O-Ring 2.5 X 1.5 2
84 XI2190II-84 Trigger Valve Stem	1
85 XI2190II-85 Inner Trigger Valve Seat	1
86 XI2190II-86 Compression Spring	1
87 XI2190II-87 Pin 2.5 X 16 1
88 XI2190II-88 Trigger Plate	1
89 XI2190II-89 O-Ring 1.8 X 1.8 1
90 XI2190II-90 Trigger	1
91 XI2190II-91 Pin	1
92 XI2190II-92 O-Ring 53.8 X 3.1 2
93 XI2190II-93 End Cap	1
94 XI2190II-94 Air Plug	1
95 XI2190II-95 Hand Grip	1

Declaration of Conformity

Declares that this product complies with the requirements of the following directives and standards

Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

EN 792-13:2000+1

AFPS GS 2014:01

2006/42/EC ANNEX 1

EMC Directive Low Voltage Directive

Henrik Alfredsson

Manager Technique & Quality

Insjön, Sweden, 2017-03-20

CLAS OHLSON AB, SE-793 85 INSJÖN, SWEDEN

Sverige

Postal 10 - 13 Market Place

Kingston Upon Thames

Surrey

KT1 1JZ

Deutschland

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