AccuTrac / RhinoTrac Owner’s Manual
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GENERAL
1. Use only with approved plates and fasteners manufactured by OMG Roofing Products. See page 5 for details.
2. At the beginning of each day, wipe down the tubes and the bottom of the ejector plate. Lubricate the linkage and the
plate Plate Shuttler, if needed, then unlatch the tool.
3. Load the plate holder with the proper plates.
4. Make sure the screw gun is in the FORWARD mode. Connect
the tool to the proper power source.
5. At the end of the day, remove any dust accumulation from the
tubes and the bottom of the Plate Shuttler.
6. Lubricate all moving parts. Excess lubricant will evaporate overnight.
7. Re-latch the tool and store it in its case.
LOADING PLATES
1. Remove the plate weight from the plate holder.
2. Remove the pre-packaged plates from the box.
For AccuTrac EZ, align
the notch in the plates with the projection on the back side of the
plate holder.
3. Drop the plates into the holder and return the plate alignment shaft and weight to the holder.
OPERATING THE TOOL
1. Fully compress the tool to allow a plate to be ejected from the stack and placed into proper position.
2. Drop one screw, point down, into the wide mouth funnel.
3. Lock the screw gun trigger in the ON position. Using the lock will keep the screw gun running cooler.
Push the tool downward to drive the screw through the insulation until it contacts the deck.
Continue to hold down on the tool until the plate is fully seated.
4. Allow the tool to retract to its original position. This motion causes the next plate to be ejected from
the stack for placement.
5. Check the plate to make sure it is properly seated and adjust fastener depth if necessary.
6. Roll the tool to the next fastener/plate position on the roof and repeat the “tool use” instructions.
DEPTH ADJUSTMENT
Overdriving can cause the screw to strip out the metal deck and not hold. The tool should be adjusted
to make the plate snug so that it does not spin freely on the surface. The plate should not be so tight
as to cause it to deform or to fracture the insulation.
To avoid overdriving, set the adjustment intentionally loose, and slowly tighten until you get the
proper depth.
Adjustments are made using the large ring located on the upper body tube of the tool.
Moving the ring upwards towards the screw gun (i.e. counter-clockwise) will
make the screw deeper (tighter).
If you are unable to make the plate “snug” through adjusting the depth adjustment nut, make
sure that the screw gun is in the forward position (not reverse).
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
NOTICE
Loose
Tight
