DeWalt DCF6201 Manual De Instrucciones página 7

Inserting Collated Screw Strips (Fig. 6)
NOTICE: Use only screw
strips that are suitable to this
magazine. Only insert screw
strips when the screwdriver
power is off and the trigger
is locked.
Proper use of collated strips
will reduce the risk of injury,
reduce jams and prevents
screws from damaging work
piece. For best performance
use new, undamaged strips
free of debris.
1. Take a collated strip, holding the plastic portion, and feed from
the bottom of the screw guide (A) and into the bottom of the
advancing mechanism (D).
2. Continue feeding the strip until the first screw is 1 slot below the
driver bit.
Setting Screw Depth (Fig. 1, 7)
Turn fine depth adjustment (C) counterclockwise (as viewed from
behind the tool) to reduce the screw drive depth into the work piece.
Turn the fine depth adjustment (C) clockwise to increase the screw
drive depth into the work piece.
There is a gauge next to the adjustment wheel which displays the
screw depth setting. When the slider (L) of the gauge is furthest back
from the nose of the tool, as in Fig. 7B, the screw driving depth is set
to the deepest possible position.
When the slider is closest to the nose of the tool, as in Fig. 7A, the
screw driving depth is set to proudest (most raised) position.
Page dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5
FIG. 6
A
D
FIG. 7A
Driving Screws (Fig. 1)
1. Before driving screws, ensure screwgun drive direction is switched
to forward position.
NOTE: Always hold the screwgun perpendicular to work piece.
3. With the magazine installed on the screwgun, position shoe (E) on
work piece in location where screw is to be driven.
4. Switch the screwgun on by holding the trigger in the on position.
Continue to hold trigger or engage the trigger lock-on.
5. Apply pressure against work piece. This will advance screw into
alignment with screwdriver bit.
6. Continue to apply consistent pressure until screw is driven in
completely and screwgun clutches disengage.
7. Lift screwgun from workpiece.
5
FIG. 7B
L