Max PowerLite HN25C2 Manual De Instrucciones página 7

CONTACT TIP (HN25C2) (Fig.14)
WARNING
• ALWAYS lock the trigger and disconnect air supply
before replacing the contact tip.
Attach the contact tip 1 on the tip of contact arm 2, when driving
nails to a soft material.
REPLACING THE ATTACHMENT (HN120)
The machine comes with the attachments B and C as accesso-
ries. See the following for the replacement method.
WARNING
• ALWAYS lock the trigger and disconnect air supply
before replacing the attachment.
1 (Fig.15) Remove the attachment A 1 which has been at-
tached at shipment; hold and draw it out with your hand,
while holding it.
(Fig.16) If it is not smoothly drawn out, insert a regular
screwdriver, etc. into the clearance Regular screwdriver be-
tween a contact arm 1 and it, and squeeze it to remove.
2 (Fig.17) Put down the attachment B or C 1, insert the con-
tact arm 2 of the machine, and push it against to attach.
REMOVING JAMMED NAILS
WARNING
• ALWAYS disconnect the air supply.
• Wear gloves when removing jams; do not use bare hands
• Confirm that you have removed all nails from nose of tool
before reconnecting to air supply.
1 Disconnect the air supply.
2 Open the tool door and remove nails from inside of the mag-
azine.
3 (Fig.18) Open the door, put a punch through the ejection
port and hit it with a hammer.
4 (Fig.19) Remove the pins (or nails) jamming inside the
nose, using the punch or a regular screwdriver.
HOW TO REMOVE USED PLASTIC SHEET COLLATION (Fig.20)
As nails are driven the plastic sheet will feed out of the tool. When
2" (50 mm) or more has been fed out it can be torn away by pulling
against the tear edge in the nose.
TROUBLESHOOTING
HN120
• The Machine is not activated even if it is operated correctly.
(Fig.21)
When the pins (or nails) are not fed properly, a locking mech-
anism works to deactivate the Machine. (Unless the feed pawl
is completely OUT, it comes into contact with a feed pawl 1
retainer 2, disabling pin/nail driving work.)
If the feed pawl is not located appropriately, remove the pins
(or nails) and set them again.
• No pin (or nail) is driven even if the Machine is operated cor-
rectly.
1 If the Machine is activated, but no pin (or nail) is actually
driven, check the following:
2 Check whether or not the pins (or nails) have been set prop-
erly onto the feed pawl.
3 Check whether or not the pins (or nails) have come off the
Plastic sheet.
∗ If this is the case, cut off the empty Plastic sheet and set
the pins (or nails) again.
4 Check whether or not the feed pawl and feed piston are be-
ing activated.
∗ If not activated, apply 5 to 6 oil drips from the air plug.
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