Battery Charging - tacwise Ranger EL-PRO Manual De Instrucciones

Features
(Fig. A)
Your 18V Cordless 2 in 1 Staple/Nail Gun has been designed for
driving fasteners into wooden work pieces.
1. Trigger
2. Battery release button
3. Battery pack
4. LED lighting switch
5. Belt hook
6. Single/contact firing switch
7. Spare nose protector
8. Magazine
9. LED indicator
10. LED lights
11. Safety contact pin with nose protector
12. Depth adjustment wheel

Battery Charging

Use only the battery charger that comes with the product. Only
the battery charger that is matched to the lithium ion battery should
be used in your machine.
• Insert the battery pack into the charger, aligning the contacts.
Push battery until it clicks into place. Plug the charger into a
power socket. The indicator light on the charger will be red
(battery is charging).
• When battery is fully charged (appox. 1-1.5hrs) the indicator on
the charger will turn green.
• The battery is now ready to use. Remove the charger from the
power socket and remove the battery pack from the charger.
NOTE:
The battery is supplied partially charged. To ensure full
capacity of the battery, completely charge the battery in the battery
charger before using your power tool for the first time. The lithium ion
battery can be charged at any time without reducing its service life.
Interrupting the charging procedure does not damage the battery.
A battery does not develop its full capacity until after approximately
5 charge/discharge cycles.
The battery is equipped with an NTC temperature control which
allows charging only within a temperature range of between 0°C and
40°C. A long battery service life is achieved in this manner. Observe
the notes for "battery disposal".
LED Functions of Battery Charger
• Red LED on = charging/battery low.
• Green LED on = battery fully charged.
LED Functions of Tool
• Red LED on = battery low.
• Red LED flashing = staples/nails are jammed or charger too hot.
• Green LED on = no staples/nails loaded, power tool in
dry fire protection mode.
• Green LED flashing = Power tool in overheat protection mode.
Power tool will not fire, leave to cool down before re-firing.
Loading/Removing the Battery
To load, slide battery down into battery housing until it clicks. Press
battery release button (2) and pull the battery up and out completely,
toward the rear.
Checking the Contact Trip Mechanism
• Remove all nails/staples from the magazine (8).
• Press the safety nose/contact pin and pull the trigger. The safety
nose/contact pin and trigger should move freely.
• Reload the nails/staples into the magazine.
FASTENING TOOLS FOR THE PROFESSIONAL
(Fig. B)
• Do not use the power tool if the safety nose/contact pin does not
move freely.
• Place the contact pin on the workpiece and press the power tool
into the workpiece without pulling the trigger, the power tool
should not fire. Lift the power tool from the workpiece and the
contact pin should spring back automatically.
• Pull the trigger, the power tool should not fire.
Loading the Tool with Staples/Nails
• Remove battery pack from the tool
• Press the release button (2) and pull out the magazine cover.
• Tilt the tool and place the nails/staples into the track of the
magazine channel.
NOTE:
Make sure that the fasteners are placed correctly.
• Nails are placed against the profiled side of the rail with the nail
points facing away from the body of the tool.
• Staples are placed against the profiled side of the rail. The crown
of the staple should be in the uppermost part of the magazine
(staple legs facing away from the body of the tool).
• Push the magazine (8) back into place until the release catch
clicks, locking the magazine shut.
• Reattach the battery pack to the tool.
NOTE:
Do not load fasteners of different lengths together. Do not
load staples and nails mixed together.
We strongly recommend that you only use
NOTE:
approved/genuine Tacwise staples and nails.
Unloading the Tool
• Hold down the release catch on the side of the magazine (8) and
slide out.
• Remove the staple/nail strip in the magazine.
NOTE:
Use caution when sliding the magazine back to close. Do not
use excessive force, otherwise the magazine slider could become
damaged and there is danger of your fingers being caught,
or pinched.
Spare Non-Marking Nose/Tip Protector
This tool is supplied with a removable rubber nose protector which
prevents the tool from marking the surface of the work piece. This
tool is designed to be used both with and without the rubber nose
protector according to the application.
The nose protector can be removed and replaced.
• Before removing or replacing the nose protector disconnect from
power source and remove fasteners.
• Pull the nose protector from the working contact element.
• To replace, push the new nose protector back over the working
contact element.
NOTE:
A spare nose protector is located at the side/rear of the
magazine (8). To order additional nose protectors, please contact your
usual supplier and quote code: 1513.
Important.
Choice of firing method is important, check below for
firing options.
Single Firing Mode
(Fig. D 1)
Good for precision placement.
• Hold handle of power tool firmly with magazine at 90° angle to the
work piece.
• Push the single/contact firing switch to the left. Single Firing Mode
is now activated.
• Press the safety contact pin against the work piece.
• Squeeze the trigger to fire the staple/nail.
• Release the trigger and safety contact pin after firing.
(Fig. C)
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