Hilti GX 2 Manual De Instrucciones Original página 30

Malfunction
Fasteners break.
▶ Press the nose of the
fastening tool against
the working surface,
keeping the fastener
guide perpendicular to
the surface (see "Driving
nails" → page 22).
Fasteners bend.
▶ Press the nose of the
fastening tool against
the working surface,
keeping the fastener
guide perpendicular to
the surface (see "Driving
nails" → page 22).
Fasteners do not hold in steel
base material.
The content of the gas can is
inadequate for the number of
fasteners in the package.
The fastener guide hasn't
fully extended after driving
a fastener.
Fastener driving failure rate is
too high.
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Possible cause
Driving power is too low.
The fasteners are too long.
The supporting material is too
hard.
The fastener guide is not held per-
pendicular to the working surface.
Driving power is too low.
The fasteners are too long.
The fastener guide is not held per-
pendicular to the working surface.
The supporting material is too thin.
High gas consumption due to fre-
quent compression of the tool
nosepiece without driving a fas-
tener.
A fastener has jammed in the fas-
tener guide.
The fastener guide is not held per-
pendicular to the working surface.
Action to be taken
▶ Move the fastener driving depth
adjustment slider to the +
position.
▶ Use shorter fasteners.
▶ Consider using a DX fastening
tool.
▶ On an even surface use the
support leg and ensure correct
contact with the surface (see
"Support leg" → page 20).
▶ Move the fastener driving depth
adjustment slider to the +
position.
▶ Use shorter fasteners.
▶ On an even surface use the
support leg and ensure correct
contact with the surface (see
"Support leg" → page 20).
▶ Use a different fastening
method.
▶ Avoid compressing the tool
nosepiece without driving a
fastener.
▶ Remove the fastener guide
→ page 24.
▶ Release the jammed fastener.
▶ Clean the fastener guide.
▶ Remove foreign matter from the
area of the fastener guide.
▶ On an even surface use the
support leg and ensure correct
contact with the surface (see
"Support leg" → page 20).
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