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Air operated
tools require
clean,
dry, lubricated
com-
pressed
air to ensure
top performance,
low maintenance
and long life.
•
Dirt and abrasive
materials
present
in all air lines will dam-
age tool O-rings,
valves
and cylinders.
•
Moisture
will reduce
tool performance
and life if not
removed
from compressed
air.
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A filter-regulator-lubricator
system
is required
and should
be
located
as close to tool as possible
(see Figure
1, page 3).
A distance
of less than
15 feet is recommended.
•
Keep air filter clean. A dirty filter will reduce
the air pressure
to the tool causing
a reduction
in power
and efficiency.
•
The air supply
system
must be able to provide
air pressure
of 60 to 100 pounds
per square
inch at tool.
•
All hoses and pipes in the air supply
system
must be clean
and free of moisture
and foreign
particles.
2 Foot Hose Whip--
Male Quick-Connect
Figure
1 - Air
Supply
Line
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Do not mount
swivel
connector
in air supply
line.
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The air pressure
should
be properly
regulated.
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Different
workpiece
materials
and different
fastener
lengths
will require
different
operating
pressure.
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Be sure
all connections
in air supply
system
are sealed
to
prevent
air loss.
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Never connect
a female
quick-connect
coupling
to the tool
side of air line connection.
A male, free-flow
coupling
should
be connected
to the tool side of air line connection.
WARNING:
The female
coupling
provides
a seal preventing
loss of compressed
air from compressor
tank when
discon-
nected
from male
coupling.
If connected
to tool side of air
supply,
the female
coupling
could seal a compressed
air
charge
in the tool which
could discharge
if the tool trigger
is
actuated.
Filter - Regulator
- Lubricator
Q8
Female
Quick-Connect
LOADING
Refer to Figures
2 & 5 (pages
3 and 6).
WARNING:
Disconnect
tool from
air supply.
Always
load with
nose of tool pointing
away from you and others.
Always
wear
safety goggles
that comply
with
United
States
ANSI
Z87.1.
NOTE:
For best results,
use recommended
Craftsman
fasteners.
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Slide
pusher
knob (Fig. 5, No. 54) towards
rear of tool until
it locks into position.
•
insert
fasteners
into magazine
(see
Figure 2)
•
Hold pusher
knob firmly
and release
by pushing
latch
bracket
(Fig. 5, No. 61) towards
bracket
(Fig. 5, No. 72).
Allow pusher
to gently
slide forward
against
fasteners.
NAILING
AND
STAPLING
OPERATION
Refer to Figures
3 & 5 (pages
3 and 6)
WARNING:
Never operate
tool unless
contact
trip is in con-
tact with workpiece.
Do not operate
tool without
fasteners
or
damage
to tool may result.
Never fire fasteners
into the air
because
fasteners
may injure operator
or others
and damage
to tool may result.
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The air tool is equipped
with a contact
trip safety mecha-
nism (see Figure
3) that disables
tool unless
contact
trip is
pushed
against
work. Hold body firmly and press
contact
trip on workpiece
where
fastener
is to be applied.
Pull
trigger
to drive fastener
into workpiece.
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The tool can also be operated
by holding
trigger
depressed
and pushing
contact
trip against
workpiece.
This operating
procedure
provides
rapid-fire
fastener
driving.
Never operate
tool unless
contact
trip is in
contact
with workpiece.
Depress
Trigger
B -Loading
Staples
Trigger
Depressed
A -Loading
Brad Nails
Figure 2 -Loading
Figure
3 -Contact
Trip Operation
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