Asist AE2ST03DN, Instructions For Use Manual

 USE AND OPERATION

The ASIST power tool is designed for domestic or hob

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by use only.

The manufacturer and the importer do not recommend 

to use this equipment under extreme conditions and at 

high loads. Any other additional requirements must be 

agreed upon by the manufacturer and the buyer. 

Starting the charging process (see Fig. A)

Connect the USB cable 7a to the USB port 7b of char

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ger 7 .

Connect the other end of the USB cable 7a to the USB 

Type C socket 2 on the product.

Connect  the  charger  7  to  a  100–240  V  50  /  60  Hz 

power source. The charge indicator 9 shows the char

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ging progress. It will light up red whilst charging. Once 

the battery is charged up, it lights up green.

Completing the charging process

Disconnect the charger 7 from the power source.

Disconnect the USB cable 7a from the USB Type C 

socket 2 on the product.

Note:  The  product  cannot  be  used  whilst  charging. 

It is normal for the handle to warm up slightly whilst 

charging.

Initial use

Adding staples

Set the On / Off switch 8 to the “0“ position before wor

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king on the product.

Turn the product over.

Squeeze the release button 3a (see Fig. B).

Pull back on the pusher 3 (see Fig. B).

Add staples to the magazine 4 (see Fig. C).

After adding staples, slide the pusher 3 in again until 

the  magazine  4  is  fully  closed.  Release  the  release 

button 3a . It must click and lock into place for the ma

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gazine 4 to be closed correctly.

Note: Use the window on the fill indicator 5 to see if the 

magazine 4 is empty.

Adding nails

Set the On / Off switch 8 to the “0“ position before wor

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king on the product.

Turn the product over.

Squeeze the release button 3a (see Fig. B).

Pull back on the pusher 3 (see Fig. B)

Follow icon shown on pusher 3 (see Fig. C) and add 

nails to the magazine 4 (see Fig. C)

After adding nails, slide the pusher 3 in again until the 

magazine 4 is fully closed, (see Fig C).

Release the release button 3a . It must click and lock 

into place for the magazine 4 to be closed correctly.

Note: Use the window on the fill indicator 5 to see if the

magazine 4 is empty.

Functions

Stapling & Nailing

Set the On / Off switch 8 to the “I“ position to switch 

the product on.

Press the safety contact 6 into the work piece.

Squeeze the trigger 1 whilst holding the product again

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st the work piece to drive a staple / nail into it.

Set the On / Off switch 8 to the “0“ position to switch 

the product off.

Note: Hold tool firmly and press on work surface be

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fore  firing  to  ensure  the  complete  penetration  of  the 

staple / nail.

Clearing Jammed Staples

If a staple is jammed, do not squeeze the trigger 1 .

It may otherwise accidentally be triggered after remo

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ving the staple.

Note: Set the On / Off switch 8 to “0“ position prior to 

clearing the jammed staple.

Open the magazine 4 and pull back on the pusher 3 .

Remove the jammed staple from the magazine 4 .

Note: Do not trigger the staple gun when empty to pre

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vent wear.

Determining the Staple Length

Consider  two  factors  when  determining  the  correct 

staple length:

- the thickness of the material being fastened

- the composition (hardness) of the material being fas

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tened.

4–6 mm staple or 6–8 mm nail in length will typically 

suffice when driving into plywood and fiber board.

8–12 mm staple or 10 mm nail in length will typically 

suffice when fastening into softwood such as pinew

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ood.

The crown of the staple or head of the nail should be 

flushed with the top of the material being fastened as 

shown.

If the crown of the staple or head of the nail is not flush 

with the top of the material being fastened, it means it 

is too long. In this case, use the next shorter staple or 

nail for optimal results.

 CLEANINg AND MAINTENANCE

Set the On / Off switch 8 to the “0“ position to switch the 

product off before cleaning or maintaining the product.

The product must always be clean, dry, and free from 

oil and grease.

Clean the housing with a dry cloth.

 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Power supply  

3,6V DC

Battery  

3.6V DC 1500 mAh, Li-ion

Number of strokes:  

30 / min

Charging time:  

3-5 h

Capacity:

50pcs ARROW T50 staples or

100 pcs of type 53 staples

50 pcs of T-nails

Protection class  

II.

IPX0

Sound  pressure  level  measured  according  to  EN 

60745: 

LpA (sound pressure) 82,0 dB (A) KpA=3 

LWA (sound power) 93,0 dB (A) KwA=3

Take  appropriate  measures  to  protect  your  hearing! 

Wear hearing protection whenever the sound pressure 

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