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;%15%.4)!,<)2).'/$% To use the tool to
drive nails in this actuation mode, the work
contact element and trigger must be used in a
specific order:
1. The work contact element must be
completely depressed by placing the nose of
the tool against the work piece, see figure 6.
2. The trigger must be pulled firmly and then
released, see figure 6.
3. The tool must be allowed to recoil away
from the work piece.
4. Ensure that WCE and the trigger are fully
released before firing next nail.
To continue operation in a separate location,
move the tool along the work piece, repeating
steps 2 through 4 as required.
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/.,9 Removing your finger from the trigger
when not operating the tool reduces the risk of
unintentionally firing a nail and injuring yourself
or someone else.
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.!), If the tool is not moved before the trigger
is pulled again a second nail will be driven on
top of the previously driven nail. This could
cause the nail to be deflected or the tool to
react in an unexpected manner.
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hat will prevent the tool from firing when there
are zero nails left in the magazine. The tool will
not allow the work contact element to be
depressed when there are no nails in the tool.
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;0%#)&)#!4)/.<3%#4)/./&4()3-!.5!, Nails
not identified for use with this tool can cause
the tool to malfunction and result in the risk of
injury and/or tool damage.
3. This tool uses a spring loaded bypass lever
in order to load and unload the nails. Once
the nails are properly inserted, pull the
follower completely to the back of the
magazine, pressing against the bypass lever
of the follower, see figure 4.
4. Once the follower hits the back of the
magazine, allow the follower to slide forward
and engage the nails, pushing them to the
nose of the tool, see figure 5.
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0!24/&9/52"/$9).!0).#(0/).4!2%!When
loading nails consider where your hand is
located. If it is within a pinch point, strongly
consider an alternative position. Injuries occur
when hands or fingers are between moving parts.
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FIG. 4
NAIL HOLD
BACK
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FIG. 5
RELEASE
BYPASS LEVER
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FIG. 6
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