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Lubrication
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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.
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 user and other persons
in the work area must use
protective glasses and
hearing protection.
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 gun is equipped with
a safety trigger.
