YATO YT-09211 Manual Del Usuario página 13

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at least 1,38 MPa.
If the product features the ability to change the direction of air outlet, direct it away from the human body. Prolonged exposure
to a stream of compressed air can lead to a cooling of place reached by the stream of compressed air, which can cause serious
injuries.
Check the correctness of connection and operation by applying the tool outlet to a piece of wood or wood-based material and by
pressing the trigger once or twice.
Filling the magazine (V)
Note! The magazine should be fi lled only when the product is disconnected from the compressed air supply.
Only fasteners listed in the user manual may be used.
When fi lling, hold the tool in such a way that the outlet is not directed towards the user or towards others.
When fi lling, do not hold your fi nger on the trigger.
Pull back the latch of cover of fastener feed mechanism and open the cover. Then open the magazine cover.
The magazine features a raised fl oor that facilitates the transport of shorter fasteners. In order to change the position of the mag-
azine fl oor, turn the magazine's axle counter-clockwise, change the height of the magazine fl oor, and then turn the magazine's
axle clockwise. Make sure that the magazine fl oor has been locked in its position and that it is not possible to change the position.
Grab the axle and check if the position of the magazine fl oor can be changed.
Possible positions of the magazine fl oor are marked on the magazine's wall.
Put the fastener belt onto the magazine's axle, some of the fasteners intended for nailing should be directed towards the magazine
fl oor. Free end of the belt should be directed towards the outlet of fasteners.
Splines of the feed mechanism should be placed between the fi rst and second fasteners, and the fastener heads should stay in
the guide located above the feed mechanism cover.
Close the magazine cover and then secure it by closing and securing by mans of a latch of a cover of fastener feed mechanism.
Make sure that none of covers opens by itself during the work.
Working with product
The product has a single sequential start system. This means that to start the product, you need to run both the trigger and the
lock.
In such a way that after applying the product to starting place, only a single operation is started after pulling the trigger. Subse-
quent nailing operations can only be carried out after the trigger returns from the neutral position and has been pulled again, while
the lock is kept pressed all the time.
Press the tool in the nailing area and pull the trigger (VI).
The fastener nailing depth can be adjusted using the knob.
Note! Before the adjustment, disconnect the product from the compressed air supply system.
The knob should be pulled back towards the outlet of fasteners and holding it in this position, turn. Turning the knob in a clockwise
direction reduces the nailing depth, and turning in the opposite direction increases the nailing depth. Turning it by 1/4 turn changes
the depth of nailing by approx. 0.25 mm.
The nailer has an adjustable guide that facilitates the fi xing of roof shingles.
The guide is fi xed with a screw (VII). The guide allows nailing fasteners at fi xed spacing from the shingle edges. When dragging
a nailer along shingles, this should be done „against the grain", the guide rests against the shingle and allows the fastener to be
nailed always at an equal spacing from the shingle edge.
If the fasteners are jammed, disconnect the tool from the compressed air supply. Disconnect the tool connector from the hose
quick coupler supplying the compressed air. Then open both covers as in the case of fi lling the magazine and remove the jammed
fasteners.
MAINTENANCE
Never use petrol, solvents or other infl ammable liquids to clean the tool. The fumes may ignite and cause an explosion of the tool
and serious injuries. Solvents used to clean the handle of the tool and its body may cause softening of the sealing. Dry the tool
thoroughly before the work is commenced.
In case of any irregularities in the operation of the tool, it must be immediately disconnected from the pneumatic system.
All the elements of the pneumatic system must be protected from contamination. The contamination in the pneumatic system may
damage the tool and other elements of the pneumatic system.
Maintenance of the tool before each use
Disconnect the tool from the pneumatic tool.
Before each use, it is necessary to place a small amount of maintenance liquid (e.g. WD-40) in the air inlet.
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