Silverline 107244 Manual Del Usuario página 6

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Checking the safety catch
WARNING: Always disconnect the tool from the air supply before any adjustment or
maintenance is carried out.
• Ensure that there are no fasteners in the magazine
• The Safety Catch (7) should move in and out with no obstruction
• Test the safety yoke is operating correctly as follows:
1. Connect the tool to the air supply
2. Push the Safety Catch (7) against a piece of wood without pulling the Trigger (1).
The tool should not fire. If the tool fires, it must be repaired before further use
3. Hold the tool away from the piece of wood. The Safety Catch (7) should return to
the original position
4. Pull the Trigger (1). The tool should not fire. If the tool fires, it must be repaired before
any further use
5. Push the Safety Catch (7) against the piece of wood, but this time pull the Trigger (1).
The tool should fire. This indicates normal operation
Loading the magazine
WARNING: Always disconnect the tool from the air supply before any loading, adjustment,
or maintenance is carried out.
1. Pull back the Magazine Spring Mechanism (6) so it locks by operating the Magazine
Release Catch (4)
2. Insert the strip of nails into the nail loading slot
3. Hold the magazine spring mechanism and operate the magazine release catch to
allow the spring mechanism to move back securing the nails ready to be fired. Do
not allow the spring mechanism to instantly spring back but control the movement
Operation
WARNING: Ensure your compressed air supply operates within the pressure range stated
in "Specifications".
Firing Trigger
• To operate the nailer, press the Safety Catch (7) against the material. Holding the nailer
firmly by its handle, squeeze the Trigger (1) to fire the nail into the material
WARNING: Rapidly pressing the firing trigger could cause internal damage and may
invalidate the guarantee.
Exhaust
• Rotate the Exhaust Direction Dial (10) to direct the exhaust air away from the operator
Nail depth adjustment
IMPORTANT: Always test how far the fastener will penetrate the wood.
1. Fire a test nail into a piece of scrap material and examine the penetration depth of
the nail
2. If necessary, adjust the air supply pressure to change the nail penetration depth:
reducing the air supply pressure will reduce the depth that the nail penetrates.
Clearing jams
WARNING: Always disconnect the tool from the air supply before any adjustment or
maintenance is carried out.
Fastener jammed in magazine
1. Pull back the Magazine Spring Mechanism (6) so it locks by the Magazine
Release Catch (4)
2. Remove the obstruction using pliers
3. Close the plate and jam removal lever and check the operation of the safety lever
before using the tool
Fastener jammed in plate area
1. Open the Jam Removal Lever (8) and open the nail plate.
2. Remove the obstruction using pliers
3. Close the plate and jam removal lever and check the operation of the safety lever
before using the tool
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Maintenance
WARNING: Always disconnect the machine from the air supply before carrying out any
maintenance or cleaning.
Note: Two Hex Keys (11) are provided with this air nailer that are suitable for partial
disassembly of this unit. These may be useful for cleaning, unjamming and replacing parts.
Such disassembly is not covered by this manual.
WARNING: Never use third-party spares with this product. Only use spares supplied by
Silverline or an authorised Silverline stockist or repair centre.
• Keep your machine clean at all times. Dirt and dust will cause internal parts to wear
quickly, and could reduce its service life
• Clean the body of your machine with a soft brush or dry cloth
• After each use, pour approximately 1.5ml of Air Tool Oil (3) into the Quick Connector (2)
• If the tool stops working or only works intermittently, pour approximately 1.5ml of
lubricating oil into the Air Inlet (2), and connect to air supply. Operate the tool in short
bursts. If this does not free the tool mechanism, have the tool serviced at an authorised
Silverline service centre
Storage
• Store this tool carefully in a secure, dry place out of the reach of children
Disposal
• As with other power tools, air tools should not be disposed of with household waste
• Air tools may contain traces of tool oil and other lubricants and so must be recycled
accordingly
• Contact your local waste disposal authority for information on the correct way to
dispose of power tools