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Gas cartridge (fig. III)
Inserting the gas cartridge
Warning
Remove the batter from the device
before inserting the gas cartridge.
Actuate the unlocking mechanism as
1
2
■
shown in the figure and fold up the cover of the
intake slot [2].
Insert the gas cartridge with the valve head
3
■
facing the intake slot.
Close the cover [2].
4
■
Warning
Small amounts of combustible gas
may escape when the gas cartridge is
inserted.
Do not breath in gas, do not smoke. Keep it away
from naked flames or sparks.
If the smell of gas remains perceptible after the gas
cartridge has been inserted, remove the gas car-
tridge immediately and identify the cause.
Note
The gas cartridge is not emptied com-
pletely. There is always a small amount
of residual gas (pressure gas) in the
gas cartridge.
Loading the magazine (fig. IV)
You can insert up to four magazine strips with 10
pins each in the magazine.
Insert the magazine strip [15] as shown in the
■
figure.
Draw the follower [11] to the stop and back
■
again until it is in contact with the magazine
strips [15].
To remove the magazine strip pull back the fol-
■
lower [11]. Actuate the release lever [12] and
draw back the follower [11]. Actuate the locking
mechanism [16] and remove the magazine strip.
Removing blockages
Remove the battery and the gas cartridge.
■
Remove the magazine strip.
■
Open the magazine lock [8] and remove the
■
magazine.
Eliminate the blockage.
■
Then insert the magazine.
■
Lock the magazine lock [8].
■
Substrate and separations
Caution
Pins may not be driven in unsuitable materials or
components.
Recommended substrate
Check the substrate thickness. The minimum pen-
etration depth of the driving pin and the minimum
strength of the surface must be maintained. This
ensures the secure hold of the fastening.
Substrate
Penetra-
tion depth
Concrete (DIN 1045,
18 - 25 mm
C10/15 - C 40/50)
Calcium silicate
approx. 32 m 100 mm
Steel
5 mm or
greater
Solid brick
15 -32 mm
Minimum distance of the substrate
from centres and edges (see also the
provisions of the German BGV D9
2002)
The distance to free edges must be sufficient to
prevent the pin from lateral penetration.
Do not drive in the pins too close in order to prevent
them from comming loose from their fixing position
in case the material breakes out or tears away.
Brick-
work
Minimum
5 cm
centre-to-cen-
tre distance
Minimum
10-fold pin
edge distance
shaft Ø
Minimum
thickness
100 mm
5 mm or
greater
100 mm
Concrete,
Steel
Steel
reinforced
concrete
5 cm
3-fold pin
shaft Ø
10-fold pin
5-fold pin
shaft Ø
shaft Ø
145
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