SHALL SH112006 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento página 8

WARNING:Make sure you have read all safety
instructions. This tool comes completely assembled.
There is no assembly required. Make sure tool is
po ered off before any of operations.
5.1 Operation
1. Make sure tool is powered off.
2. The staple gun has a bottom load staple magazine.
Turn tool upside down and squeeze pusher
assembly (Fig 2).
3. Pull pusher assembly out until it stops to reveal the
staple magazine (Fig 3).
4. Place stick of staples in bottom channel so legs are
pointing up(Fig 4).
a) When put in the RAPID N53 / ARROW JT21 staples,
please turn the staple type change button(10) to N53
side.
b) When put in the RAPID N140 / ARROW T50 staples,
please turn the staple type change button(10) to
N40&N8 side.
5. For brads,put nails on the load side(right) of the
magazine, be sure nail heads are pointing down,
and the sharp tips are pointing up (Fig 5).
On very hard surfaces,firing recoil may interfere with
nail/staple penetration.Enhance driving power by firmly
placing one hand on top of cap (Fig 6).
ABOUT YOUR BATTERY AND CHARGING THE TOOL
NOTE Make sure your battery is fully charged. The
tool comes equipped with charger and built-in battery
so there is no need to ever remove or replace the
battery. The 4V Lithium-ion battery is equipped to
provide up to 1
shots on a single charge.
6.1 CHARGING PROCEDURE:
1. Plug the charger into the back of the tool (Fig 8).
2. Plug the charger into the wall outlet.
3. Charging may take up to 1.5 hours.
6.2 IMPORTANT CHARGING NOTES:
1. Only use the provided charger
2. Charge Indicator Light Status
a) While the charger is unplugged:
Green = High battery capacity (>30%)
Red = Low battery capacity (<30%)
b) While the charger is plugged in, green light blinking
for about 2-3 seconds, and then:
Red = Charging
Green = Full charged
ed blinking
Charging is no longer possible, the
battery maybe defective
Tool ill not fire staples
in. Disconnect the charger from the tool when
charging is complete.
OPERATION
hile charger is plugged
.2 Firing your tool
1. To fire your tool, make sure tool is powered on.
place down on your workpiece depressing the
contact safety on the front of the tool. Once the
contact safety is depressed, push the trigger to fire
your staple. You must pick up the front of the tool and
reactivate the contact safety for each shot. The tool
will operate in low temperatures down to 32°F (0°C)
and in higher temperatures up to 104°F (40°C).
5.3 How to determine proper staple leg size
In choosing the proper staple leg length for a job,
there are two basic things to consider:
1. Thickness of material to be stapled.
2. Hardness of the wood.As a general rule, in
hardwood, approximately 3/16" to 1/4"penetration
into the wood is sufficient...and for softwood, up to
approximately 3/8"should be sufficient. The staple
should be flush with the underlying surface, as
shown in (Fig 7b). However, if the staple used is not
flush with the underlying surface, as shown in (Fig
7a)– this means that too long a leg length has been
used.In that case, we recommend the next shorter
leg length for desired results.
3. Longest life and best performance can be obtained
if the tool battery is charged when the air tempera-
ture is between 65°F and 75°F (18°-24°C). DO NOT
charge the tool battery in an air temperature below
+40°F(0℃), or above +104°F(40℃). This will prevent
serious damage to the battery.
4. It is recommended to wait 15 minutes after charging
before using the tool to avoid the possibility of the
tool overheating and damaging the battery.
5. If the battery does not charge properly:
a) Check current at receptacle by plugging in a lamp
or other appliance.
b) Check to see if receptacle is connected to a light
switch which turns power off when you turn out the
lights.
c) When charging the tool, move to a location where
the surrounding air temperature is approximately
65°F - 75°F (18°C - 24°C).
d) If charging problems persist,connect our online
service.
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