User manual PARKSIDE AIR STAPLER SET

[. . . ] Introduction / Fastener driving tool safety Sound level while working may exceed 98. These values are device-related values and do not represent the generation of noise at the place of use. On the working environment, workpiece, workpiece support, the number of tack driving cycles. Depending on the workplace conditions and the shape of the workpiece, it may be possible to take job-specific noise reduction measures, such as placing the workpiece on a sound-damping substrate, covering or clamping the workpiece to prevent vibration, setting the pressure to the lowest possible value adequate for the job. [. . . ] Never use the device if the trigger lock 7 is defective or has been removed. When removing the hose coupling, hold the hose tightly in your hand to avoid injury caused by the hose shooting backwards. Always use a threaded plug-in nipple ¼`` and a quick release coupling for the compressed air connection. Never place your hands near the opening while the device is ready to operate. Never poke pointed and/or metal objects into the interior of the device. Keep children and other people away while you are operating the fastener driving tool. Remain alert at all times, watch what you are doing and always proceed with caution when working with the fastener driving tool. Do not use the fastener driving tool if you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication. One moment of carelessness when using the fastener driving tool can lead to serious injury. The use of driven fasteners or accessories other than those recommended in the operating instructions could lead to you suffering an injury. NOTE: Operate the compressed air tacker only with cleaned, oiled compressed air and never exceed the maximum working air pressure at the device of A pressure reducer must be fitted to the compressor to regulate the working air pressure. Connect the other end of the compressed air hose to the (filter) / pressure reducer at the compressor. NOTE: Never place nails into the intermediate opening; this opening is intended for staples. Otherwise this could lead to a blockage in the driver and prevent the proper exit of the driven fastener. NOTE: Note that only staples with a length of 16 - 32 mm and nails with a length of 15 - 32 mm may be placed in the magazine. Load the magazine 6 of the compressed air tacker, as described in the section about "Loading the magazine". J Ensure that the maximum working air pressure at the device of 7 bar is not exceeded. An increased working air pressure does not improve performance but only increases the consumption of compressed air and accelerates wear. J Allow the compressor to run until the maximum reservoir pressure has been reached and then switch off the device. j Place the compressed air tacker on to the workpiece and press the trigger 2 . The driven fastener only exits the device if the opening of the compressed air tacker is pressed against the workpiece and the trigger is pressed. This safety feature ensures that driven fasteners such as staples and nails cannot exit the device in an uncontrolled manner. [. . . ] Always disconnect the device from the compressed air source before you clean or maintain it. This will ensure that it continues to work properly and has a long service life. Have your fastener driving tool repaired only by qualified specialist personnel using original manufacturer parts only. Lubrication with the oil mist lubricator NOTE: As an air preparation stage downstream of the pressure reducer, an oil mist lubricator provides a continuous, optimum level of lubrication to the compressed air tacker. [. . . ]