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0914 IH-1980
1. Find a suitable place.
2. Open the packaging and stand the machine up.
3. Use 6 mm Allen wrench and 13 mm wrench to
assemble the balancer (49). (See parts diagram)
4. Assemble the spring (38).
UNIT OPERATION SAFETY
1. Always assume unit is loaded. Never discharge
fasteners without corrugated in place. Do not
engage in horseplay or games.
2. Keep your hands and body away from the
discharge area of the unit.
3. Use care when handling unit. Do not pound or
hammer on the unit for any reason. This may
damage the body of unit causing deformations or
cracks which can be dangerous.
4. Wear proper work clothes. Do not wear neck ties,
gloves, or loose-fitting clothing when operating
pneumatic units.
UNIT MAINTENANCE SAFETY
1. Only qualified service people shall repair the unit.
2. Always remove fasteners when performing repairs.
Use only authorized spare parts for repair or
replacement.
3. Clean unit daily. A dirty unit may malfunction,
causing injury.
4. Inspect unit regularly for proper operation. Repair or
replace any damaged components at once.
5. Do not modify unit in any way.
1. Keep the machine clean.
2. Feed oil on every shaft before operating.
1. Pull pusher backwards until it stops on pusher pivots.
Then rotate pusher into position.
2. Insert 4 sticks of appropriate staples into magazine
from the back. Let the staples slide forward to the
front.
3. Pull pusher back to upright position and gently let
the pusher slide forward against the staples. DO NOT
let the pusher slide forward to engage staples at
high speed. It may deform staples or damage the
machine.
4. Put the carton into position.
NOTE: Straighten the center line of the carton
to the cover center line.
5. Press the step board set down by foot until it stoops.
Then release the step board set.
NOTE: If there is not a carton in position, do not
press the step board set down.
1. Pull the pusher backwards and rotate into position.
Then, remove all the staples.
2. Remove cover A with a 4mm hex wrench.
3. Clear the jam.
4. Assemble cover A.
SAFETY CONTINUED
ASSEMBLY
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE
CLEARING A JAM