Craftsman 142.18839 User manual

OperationManuaJ
MIN! PALM NAILER
Model 142.18839
CAUTION: Read, understand •Safety
and follow all Safety Rules • Know Your Nailer
and Operating instructions in
this manual before using this • Operation
product. • Maintenance
PRECAUCION:Lea, comprenda y • Troubleshooting
sigatodas las reglas deseguridad y
las instruccionesde operaci6n en este • Espa_ol
manual antes deoperar este producto •Parts List
Sears Brands Management Corporation, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
www.craftsman.com

Warranty......................................2
Safetylnstructions....................2-3
KnowYourNailer.........................4
Operation.................................5-6
Maintenance................................6
Troubleshooting..........................7
Espa_ol..................................8-13
PartsandIllustrationsList..........14
CRAFTSMAN ONE YEAR FULL
WARRANTY
FOR ONE YEAR from the date of
purchase, this product is warranteed
against any defects in material or
workmanship. A defective product will
be replaced free of charge.
For warranty coverage details to
obtain free replacement, visit the
web site: www.craftsman.com
This ONE YEAR warranty is void
if this product is ever used while
providing commercial services or if
rented to another person. For 90 DAY
commercial use terms, see listing
on Craftsman warranty web page.
This warranty gives you specific legal
rights, and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state.
Sears Brands Management Corp.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60179
Read and follow all safety rules and
operating instructions in this manual
and on warning label of tool before us-
ing this tool. Failure to follow warnings
could result in DEATH or SERIOUS
INJURY.
WARNING: Some dust created by
using power tools contains chemicals
known to the State of California to
cause cancer and birth defects or
other reproductive harm.
WORK AREA
Keep your work area clean
and well lit. Cluttered benches
and dark areas invite accidents.
Do not operate power tools in
explosive atmospheres, such
as in the presence of flam-
mable liquids, gases, or dust.
Power tools create sparks which
may ignite the dust of fumes.
Keep bystanders, children and
visitors away while operating
a power tool. Distractions can
cause you to lose control.
PERSONAL SAFETY
Eye protection which con-
forms to ANSI specifications
and provides protection
against flying particles both
from the FRONT and SIDE
should ALWAYS be worn by
the operator and others in
the work area when loading,
operating and servicing this
tool. Eye protection is required
to guard against flying fasteners
and debris, which could cause
severe eye injury.
Additional safety protection
will be required in some
environments. For examples,
the working area my include ex-
posure to noise level which can
lead to hearing damage. The
employer and user must ensure
that any necessary hearing
protection is provided and used
by the operator and others in the
work area. Some environments
will require the use of head
protection equipment. When
required, the employer and user
must ensure that head protection
conforming to ANSI Z89.1-1997
is used.

Stay alert, watch what you
are doing and use common
sense when operating a power
tool. Do not use tool while tired
or under the influence of drugs,
alcohol or medication. A moment
of inattention while operating
power tools may result in serious
personal injury.
Dress properly. Do not wear
loose clothing or jewelry. Contain
long hair. Keep your hair,
clothing and gloves away from
moving parts. Loose clothes,
jewelry, or long hair can be
caught in moving parts.
Keep fingers away from trig-
ger when not driving fasteners
to avoid accidental firing.
Do not overreach. Keep proper
footing and balance at all times.
Proper footing and balance
enables better control of the tool
in unexpected situations.
Use safety equipment. Always
wear eye protection. Dust mask,
nonskid safety shoes, hard hat,
or hearing protection must be
used for appropriate conditions.
Do not use a ladder or unsta-
ble support. Stable footing on
a solid surface enables better
control of the tool in unexpected
situations.
Store idle tools out of reach of
children and other untrained
persons. Tools are dangerous in
the hands of untrained users.
OPERATION
Check operations of the
workpiece contact mechanism
frequently. Do not use the tool
if the workpiece contact mecha-
nism is not working correctly as
accidental driving of a fastener
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
may result. Do not interfere with
the proper operation of the work-
piece contact mechanism.
Use only the size and type
of fasteners designated in
the Specifications list in this
manual,
Keep the tool and its handle
dry, clean and free from oil
and grease. Always use a
clean cloth when cleaning.
Never use brake fluids, gasoline,
petroleum-based products, or
any strong solvents to clean
your tools. Following this rule
will reduce the risk of loss of
control and deterioration of the
enclosure plastic.
Do not use oxygen, combus-
tible gases or bottled gases
as a power source for this tool
as tool will explode, possible
causing injury or death.
Do not use with an air com-
pressor which can potentially
exceed 200 psi as tool may
burst, possibly causing injury.
Always disconnect air supply:
Before making adjustments
When servicing the tool
When clearing a jam
When tool is not in use
When moving to a different work
area, as accidental actuation
may occur, possibly causing
injury.

MaleCoupling
Nosepiece
SPECIFICATmONS
Capacity..............................................1
ShankSize......................0.08"to0,t6"
NailLengths........................2"to3-1/2"
OperatingPressure............70-120PSI
AirInlet............................................1/4"
ToolLength.....................................2.6"
ToolHeight......................................3.9"
ToolWidth.......................................2,2"
ToolWeight.....................................1Ib

PREPARINGTHETOOLFORUSE
Undernormalconditions,thetool
shouldbelubricatedbeforeconnecting
thetooltoanairsupply.Addairtool
lubricantintothemalecouplingonthe
tooloncedailywithminimaluse,or
twiceadaywithheavyuse.Onlya
fewdropsofoilatatimeisnecessary.
Toomuchoilwillonlycollectinside
thetoolandwillbenoticeableinthe
exhaustcycle.
Beforeconnectingthetool,checkthe
aircompressorgaugetobesureitis
functioningwithintheproperrangeof
70-120PSI.
CONNECTmNGTHETOOLTOANAIR
SUPPLY
(SeeFigure1)
NOTE:Airpressurethatishigherthan
120PSImaydamagethetool.
WARNING:Thistoolisequipped
withacouplingthatdischargesall
thecompressedairinthetoolatthe
timethefittingorhosecouplingis
disconnected.Neverequipthistoot
withacouplingthatdoesnotdischarge
thecompressedairwhendisconnect-
ed.Animpropercouplingcouldcause
unintendedoperationandserious
personalinjury.
Connectthetooltotheairsupplywith
a1/4"femalequickconnector.(See
Figure1)A3/8"femalequickconnec-
tormaybeusedinsituationswherea
1/4"supptylineisnotavailable.For
maximumtoolperformancea3/8"
supplylineandfittingsarerequired.
CAUTmON:Whenconnectingordis-
connectingairhose,airpressuremay
causethethehosecouplingtokick
backifthehosecouptingisnotfirmly
seatedontoo!coupling.
NOTE:Whenhoseisdisconnected
fromtool,snapthedustcapoverthe
tipofthetoolmalecoupling.
Figure1-ConnectingtheAirSupply
SETTINGTHEAIRPRESSURE
Theamountofairpressurerequired
willdependonthesizeofthenailand
theworkpiecematerial.
Begintestingthedepthofdrive
bydrivingatestnailintothe
sametypeofworkpiecematerial
usedfortheactualjob.
Driveatestnailwiththeairpres-
suresetat70-75PSI.Raiseor
lowertheairpressuretofindthe
lowestsettingthatwillperform
thejobwithconsistentresults.
DRIVmNGNAmLS
1. Placethenailtiponthework-
pieceatthepositionwhereyou
wanttodriveitin.
2. Holdthenailinpositionwith
yourfingertipsontheshaft.
3. Placethenosepiecedownonto
thetopofthenail.Removethe
fingertipsofyourotherhand
fromnail.(SeeFigure2,Page
5).
WARNING:Topreventinjury,DONOT
pushdownonnaileruntilyouremove
yourfingertipsfromnail.
4. Pushdownonnailertodrivenail
intoworkpiece.Keepthenailin
linewiththenosepieceasthe
nailisdriven.

WARNING:Toavoidinjury,keepfin-
gerscompletelyabovethelowerhalf
oftoolwhendrivingnails(SeeFigure
2,Page5),
Figure2-DrivingNails
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Avoid using solvents when clean-
ing plastic parts. Most plastics are
susceptible to damage from various
types of commercial solvents and
may be damaged by their use. Use
a clean cloth to remove dirt, dust, oil,
grease, etc.
WARNING: Do not at any time
let brake fluids, gasoline, petro-
leum-based projects, penetrating
oils, etc., come in contact with plastic
parts. Chemicals can damage, weak-
en or destroy plastic.
LUBRICATION
Frequent, but not excessive, lubrica-
tion is required for best performance.
Lubricate tool with quality air tool oil.
If no air tine lubricator is used, place
a few drops of oil into open end of
tool nosepiece. Oil for pneumatic
fastening tools added through the
airline connection will lubricate the
internal parts. Do not use detergent
oil or additives as these lubricants will
cause accelerated wear to the seals
and bumpers in the tool, resulting in
poor tool performance and frequent
tool maintenance.
COLD WEATHER OPERATION
For cold weather operation, near and
below freezing, the moisture in the
air line may freeze and prevent tool
operation. Use air tool lubricant as a
cold weather lubricant.
CAUTION: Do not store tools in a cold
weather environment to prevent frost
or ice formation on the tool operating
valves and mechanisms that could
cause tool failure.
NOTE: Some commercial air tine
drying liquids are harmful to "O" rings
and seals. Do not use these low tem-
perature air dryers without checking
compatibility.
AIR SUPPLY PRESSURE AND
VOLUME
Air volume is as important as air
pressure. The air volume supplied to
the too! may be inadequate because
of undersize fittings and hoses, or
from the effects of dirt and water in the
system. Restricted air flow will prevent
the toot from receiving an adequate
volume of air, even though the pres-
sure reading is high. The results will
be a slow operation or reduced driving
power. Before evaluating tool prob-
lems for these symptoms, trace the
air supply from the tool to the supply
source for restrictive connectors, low
points containing water and anything
else that would prevent fuji volume
flow of air to the tool.

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
* Tool does * Inadequate air * Verify adequate air
nothing or supply supply
operates * Inadequate * Lubricate tool
sluggishly lubrication * Replace O-rings
* Worn, damaged O- and/or bumper
rings or bumper
* Tool jams * Incorrect fasteners * Verify that fasteners
frequently * Damaged fasteners are the correct size
* Replace fasteners

Garantia.............................................8
Instruccionesdeseguridad...........8-10
Conozcasuclavadora......................t0
Operaci6n...................................11-12
Mantenimiento............................12-13
Diagn6sticodeaverias.....................13
Listadeparteseilustraciones...........14
PLENAGARANTJA DE UN ANO DE
CRAFTSMAN
POR UN ANO a partir de ta fecha
de compra, este producto estar_
garantizado contra cualquier defecto
en cuanto al material y mano de obra.
Un producto defectuoso sera repuesto
sin costo alguno.
Por los detalles de cobertura de ga-
rantia para asi obtener un repuesto
gratuJto, visite el sitio web: www.
craftsman.corn
Esta garantia de UN ANO se anutar_
si este producto se usara alguna vez
para brindar servicios comerciales
o si se rentara a otra persona. Por
los t@minos de uso comercial de 90
DJAS, vea la lista en ta p_gina web
de garantias de Craftsman. Esta
garantia le brinda derechos legales
especificos y usted puede contar
con derechos adicionales los cuales
varian de estado a estado.
Sears Brands Management Corp,
Hoffman Estates, IL 60179
Lea y siga todas las reglas de segu-
ridad e instrucciones de operaci6n
en este manual yen ta etiqueta de
advertencia de la herramienta antes
de emplear esta herramienta, Hacer
caso omiso al seguir tas adverten-
cias podria ocasionar la MUERTE o
LESIONES SERIAS,
ADVERTENCIA: Et polvo creado por
el uso de herramientas neumatcias
contienen quimicos conocidos en el
estado de California por ocasionar
cancer y malformaciones congenitas u
otros dar_os de la reproducci6n.
AREA DE TRABAJO
Mantenga su &rea de trabajo
limpio y adecuadamente ilumi=
nado. Los bancos abarrotados
y _reas oscuras invitan los
accidentes.
No opere las herramientas
neum_ticas en ambientes
explosivos, tales como en
la presencia de liquidos
inflamables, gases o polvo.
Las herramientas neum_ticas
crean chispas tas cuales podrian
encender el polvo de los humos.
Mantenga alos espectado-
res, ni_os, y visitantes lejos
durante la operacion de una
herramienta neum_tica. Las
distracciones pueden ocasionar
la perdida de control.
SEGURIDAD PERSONAL
Se deber& Ilevar SIEMPRE
proteccion de ojos la cual
conforma con las especifica-
ciones de ANSI y que brinda
proteccion contra particulas
voladoras tanto del LATERAL
como de la FRENTE por parte
del operador y otros en e! &rea
de trabajo durante la carga,
operaci6n y mantenimiento de
esta herramienta. Se requiere
la protecci6n de ojos para
protegerse contra sujetadores y
escombros volantes los cuales
podrian ocasionar lesiones
serias de los ojos.
Se requerirA proteccion de se-
guridad adicional en algunos
ambientes. Por ejemplo, el _rea
de trabajo puede estar expuesto
a niveles sonoros los cuales
podrian ocasionar la p@dida au-

ditiva.Elempleadoryelusuario
debenasegurarsequesebrinde
cualquierprotecci6nauditiva
yquetamismaseausadapor
elusuarioyotraspersonas
enel_readetrabajo.AIgunos
ambientesrequerir_nelusode
equipodeprotecci6ndetacabe-
za.Cuandosearequerida,el
empteadoyelusuariodeber_n
asegurarsequeseuseprotec-
ci6ndelacabezaconformeala
normaANSIZ89.1-1997.
Mant_ngase alerto y observe
Io que hace y use el sentido
cornun durante la operaci6n
de una herrarnienta neurn&ti-
ca. No use ta herramienta
cuando uno este cansado o bajo
la influencia de drogas, alcohol
o medicamentos. Un minuto de
descuido durante la operaci6n
de tas herramientas neumaticas
podria ocasionar lesionas perso-
nales serias.
Vistase adecuadarnente. No
Ileve puesto ropa floja ni joyeria.
Mantenga su cabello, ropa y
guantes lejos de tas partes
m6viles. La ropa floja, la joyeria
o el cabello largo puede atra-
parse en las partes m6viles.
Con el fin de prevenir el
disparo accidental, mantenga
los dedos lejos del disparador
cuando no se est_ sujetando
los sujetadores.
No intente alcanzar dernasiado
lejos. Mantenga buen equilibrio
con los pies bien ptantados en
todo momento. El buen equilib-
rio con los pies bien plantados
permite un mayor control de
la herramienta en situaciones
inesperadas.
Use equipo de seguridad.
Siempre tleve puesto protecci6n
de los ojos. Se deben usar una
mascara contra el polvo, zapatos
de seguridad antideslizantes, un
casco de seguridad y protecci6n
de oidos en las condiciones
adecuadas.
NO use una escalera ni
soporte inestable. El buen
ptanteamiento de los pies sobre
una superficie s61ida permite un
mejor control de ta herramienta
en situaciones inesperadas.
Alrnacene las herramientas
fuera de uso fuera del alcance
de los nil]os y de otras per-
sonas no capacitadas. Las
herramientas son peligrosas
en las manos de usuarios no
capacitadas.
OPERACION
Revise frecuenternente las
operaciones del rnecanismo
de contacto de la pieza de
trabajo. No use ta herramienta
si el mecanismo de contacto
de la pieza de trabajo no esta
funcionando correctamente ya
que et disparo accidental de un
sujetador podria resultarse. No
interfiera con la operaci6n adec-
uada del mecanismo de contacto
de la pieza de trabajo.
Use solo el tama_o y tipo de
sujetadores designados en la
lista de especificaciones de
este manual.
Mantenga la herrarnienta y su
mango secos, lirnpios, y Iibre
de aceite y grasa. Siempre
use un trapo timpio al momento
de limpiar. Nunca use liquidos
de frenos, gasolina, productos
con base de petr61eo ni ningOn
disolvente fuerte para limpiar
sus herramientas. AI seguir esta
regla se disminuira et riesgo de
perdida de control y el deterioro
de la envoltura de ptastico.
No use oxigeno, gases combus-
tibles no gases embotelladas
como la fuente de potencia de
esta herramienta dado que la
herramienta explotara, potencial-
mente ocasionando lesiones o

aunlamuerte. 4.
Notauseconuncompresorde
aireelcualpodriaexcederpo- 5.
tencialmentetas200PSiyaque
laherramientapodriaexptotarse,
potenciaimenteocasionando
lesiones.
Siempre desconecte el sumin-
istro de aire
1. Antes de realizar los ajustes
2. Durante el mantenimiento de la
herramienta
3. At liberar un atoramiento
Cuando la herramienta no est9
en use
AI cambiarse a un area de
trabajo nuevo, ya que se podria
ocasionar una acci6n accidental,
potencialmente ocasionando
lesiones.
Guardapolvos
ESPECmFmCACmONES
Capacidad ........................................... 1
TamaSo del eje ................. 0.08" a 0,t6"
Longitudes de los clavos ......2" a 3-1/2"
Presi6n de operaci6n .......... 70-120 PSI
Entrada de aire .............................. 1/4"
Longitud de ta herramienta ............. 2.6"
Attura de la herramienta ................. 3.9"
Anchura de ta herramienta ............. 2.2"
Peso de la herramienta ............... 1 libra
10

PREPARANDO LA HERRAMmENTA
PARA USO
Bajo condiciones normales, ta her-
ramienta deber_ tubricarse antes de
conectar la herramienta al suministro
de aire. ASade lubricante para herra-
mientas neumaticas en el acoplamien-
to macho en ta herramienta una vez
al dia con uso minimo, o dos veces
diarias con uso pesado. Solo se
requieren dos gotas de aceite a la
vez. Demasiado aceite se acumulara
adentro de ta herramienta y ser_
perceptible en el cicto de escape.
Antes de conectar la herramienta,
revise el caiibrador de compresi6n de
aire para asegurarse que este funcio-
nando dentro det tango adecuado de
70 a 120 PSI.
CONECTANDO LA HERRAMIENTA A
UN SUMINISTRO DE AIRE
(Vet la figurat )
NOTA: Una presi6n de aire mayor a
las 120 PSI puede dadar la herramien-
ta. Air
ADVERTENCiA: Esta herramienta
viene equipada con un acopiamiento
el que descarga todo el aire comprim-
ido en la herramienta en el momento
en el que se desconecte la junta o el
acoplamiento de manguera
Nunca equipe esta herramienta con
un acopiamiento el que no descarga
el aire comprimido al desconectarse.
Un acopiamiento inadecuado podria
ocasionar una operaci6n indeseada y
por ende lesiones personales serias.
Conecte la herramienta al suministro
de aire con un conectador hembra
r_pido de 1/4". (Vet ta figura 1) Un
conectador hembra r_pido de 3/8"
puede usarse en situaciones en las
que una linea 1/4" de suministro no
esta disponibie. Para un m_ximo
rendimiento de la herramienta se
requieren una linea de suministro y
acoples de 3/8".
PRECAUClON: AI momento de
conectar y desconectar la manguera
de aire, ta presi6n de aire podria
ocasionar un cutetazo del acoplamien-
to de ta manguera si el acoplamiento
de la manguera no est9 asentado
firmemente en el acoplamiento de la
herramienta.
NOTA: Cuando la manguera se de-
sconecta de ta herramienta, abroche
e! guardapolvo sobre la punta del ace-
ptamiento macho de la herramienta.
Figura 1-Conectando el suministro
de aire
AJUSTANDO LA PRESION DE AIRE
La cantidad de presi6n de aire requeri-
da depender_ del tamar_o det ctavo y
del material de la pieza de trabajo.
,Comience a probar la profundidad
de encaje al ctavar un clave de prueba
en el mismo tipo de material que el
de la pieza de trabajo usado para el
trabajo real.
,Conduzca un clavo de prueba con ta
presi6n de aire ajustada a unas 70-75
PSI. Eleve o baje ta presi6n de aire
para Iocalizar el ajuste mas bajo con
el que se realizar_ el trabajo con resul-
tados consistentes.
11

CLAVANDO LOS CLAVOS
1. Cotoque la punta del ctavo en la
pieza de trabajo en la posici6n en
donde se quiera clavarlo.
2. Sostenga el clavo en su posici6n
con los puntos de los dedos en et eje.
3. Cotoque et Puente nasal hacia
abajo sobre la parte superior del clavo.
Quiten del ctavo los puntos de los de-
dos de la otra mano (Ver ta figura 2).
ADVERTENClA: Con el fin de preve-
nir lesiones, NO
empuje hacia abaje sobre la ctavadora
hasta que se extraigan los puntos de
los dedos del clavo.
4. Empuje hacia abajo sobre ta clava-
dora para ctavar el clavo en la pieza
del trabajo.
Mantenga el clavo en tinea con el
puente nasal mientras que se clave
el ctavo.
ADVERTENClA: Con el fin de evitar
lesiones, mantenga los dedos comple-
tamente por arriba de la mitad inferior
de la herramienta durante el clavado
de los clavos (Ver la figura2).
Figura 2-Clavando los clavos
12
MANTENIMIENTO GENERAL
Evite usar disolventes at memento
de limpiar las partes de plgstico. La
mayoria de los pl_sticos son suscep-
tibles a los daSos de varios tipos de
disolventes comerciales and pueden
daSarse con su uso. Use un trapo
limpio para quitar suciedad, polvo,
aceite, grasa, etc.
ADVERTENCIA: No permita en
ningL_n momento que los liquidos de
los frenos, la gasolina, los proyectos
con base de petr61eo, los aceites
penetrantes, etc. tenga contacto con
las partes de pl_stico. Lo quimicos
pueden daSar, debilitar o destruir el
pl_stico.
LUBRICAClON
Una lubricaci6n frecuente pero no
excesiva es requerida para el mejor
rendimiento. Lubrique la herramienta
con un aceite de calidad para herra-
mientas neum_ticas.
Si no se usa ningOn tubricador de ta
linea de aire, coloque unas cuantas
gotas de aceite en el extremo abierto
del puente nasal de la herramienta.
Et aceite destinado para tas herra-
mientas neum&ticas agregado por ta
conexi6n de ta tinea de aire lubricar_
las partes internas.
No use aceite para detergentes ni
aditivos ya que dichos tubricantes
ocasionar_n un desgaste
acelerado de los sellos y defensas en
la herramienta,
ocasionando un rendimiento pobre y
el mantenimiento frecuente de la
herramienta.
OPERAClON EN TIEMPO FRiO
Para la operaci6n en tiempo frio, cer-
ca de y debajo de cero, la humedad
en la tinea de aire puede helarse y asi
prevenir la operaci6n de la herra-
mienta

Useunlubricanteparaherramientas
neumaticascomoiubricanteentiempo
frio.
PRECAUCION: No almacene las her-
ramientas en un ambiente de tiempo
frio con el fin de prevenir la formaci6n
de escarcha y hielo en las valvulas
y mecanismos de la herramientas
que podrian ocasionar la falla de la
herramienta.
NOTA: AIgunos liquidos de secado
comerciales para lineas de aire son
da_inos para los anillos en "O" y para
los sellos.
No use estos secadores de aire de
bajo temperatura sin comprobar su
compatibilidad.
PRESION Y VOLUMNE DEL SUMIN-
ISTRO DE AIRE
El volumen del aire es tan importante
como la presi6n de aire.
El volumen del aire suministrado a
la herramienta puede set insufici-
ente debido al tamaSo inferior de los
acoplamientos y mangueras, o de
los efectos de suciedad y agua en el
sistema. El flujo restringido de aire
prevendra que la herramienta reciba
un volumen adecuado de aire, aunque
la lectura de presi6n sea alta. Los re-
sultados incluiran una operaci6n lenta
o una potencia de clavado reducida.
Antes de evaluar los problemas de la
herramienta por estos sintomas, ras-
tree el suministro de aire desde la her-
ramienta hasta la fuente de suministro
pot unos conectadores restrictivos,
puntos bajos que contienen agua o
cualquier otra cosa la que prevendria
el flujo pleno de voiumen de aire a ia
herramienta.
PROBLEMA CAUSA POTENCIAL SOLUCION
• La herramienta no • Suministro de aire • Verifique el suministro
hace nada o opera de inadecuado adecuado de aire
forma lenta • Lubricacion • Lubriquela
inadecuada herramienta
• Anillos en Q y • Reponga los anillos
defensas desgastados en O y/o la defensa
o dafiados
• La herramienta se • Sujetadores • Verifique que los
atora frecuentemente incorrectos sujetadores sean del
• Sujetadores dafiados tamafio correcto
• Reponga los
sujetadores
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CRAFTSMAN MINI PALM NAILER NO. 142.I8839
The model number is also found on the nameplate attached to the tool. Always mention the
model number when ordering parts. To purchase parts, call 1-800-469-4663.
I
I _;_-
04
ITEM PARTS NO
101 2040100-03020-0
102 11369-072P301-1
103 2041104-04013-0
104 11399-0724701-1
105 11302-0720004-1
106 11321-0720004-1
107 2041108-04100-0
108 1136X-0724702-1
109 11320-0720005-1
110 2041108-03103-0
"ARTS NAME ITEM PARTS NO
SOLTASSY 111 2041104-03060-0
SAP 112 11204-0724702-1
3- RING 113 11327-0724702-1
SOLLAR 114 11384-0721301-1
SYLINDER CAP SEAL 115 1135M-0000007-1
SYLINDER SPACER 116 2040203-04010-0
3- RING 117 1135C-0720003-1
SEAL 118 11395-0720007-1
SYLINDER 119 1134E-0720001-1
3- RING 120 1132N-0724708-1
121 1132L-0010001-1
PARTS NAME
O - RiNG
DRIVER UNIT
BUMPER
tOOL BODY
TOOL COUPLING
¢TAVE WASHER
SPRING
ROD
MAGNET
DEEP IMPACT SOCKET 1
¢IR PLUG CAP
14

CRRFTSMRN
Sears Brands Management Corporation
Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
www.craftsman.com

OperationManuaJ
MIN! PALM NAILER
Model 142.18839
CAUTION: Read, understand •Safety
and follow all Safety Rules • Know Your Nailer
and Operating instructions in
this manual before using this • Operation
product. • Maintenance
PRECAUCION:Lea, comprenda y • Troubleshooting
sigatodas las reglas deseguridad y
las instruccionesde operaci6n en este • Espa_ol
manual antes deoperar este producto •Parts List
Sears Brands Management Corporation, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.
www.craftsman.com

Warranty......................................2
Safetylnstructions....................2-3
KnowYourNailer.........................4
Operation.................................5-6
Maintenance................................6
Troubleshooting..........................7
Espa_ol..................................8-13
PartsandIllustrationsList..........14
CRAFTSMAN ONE YEAR FULL
WARRANTY
FOR ONE YEAR from the date of
purchase, this product is warranteed
against any defects in material or
workmanship. A defective product will
be replaced free of charge.
For warranty coverage details to
obtain free replacement, visit the
web site: www.craftsman.com
This ONE YEAR warranty is void
if this product is ever used while
providing commercial services or if
rented to another person. For 90 DAY
commercial use terms, see listing
on Craftsman warranty web page.
This warranty gives you specific legal
rights, and you may also have other
rights which vary from state to state.
Sears Brands Management Corp.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60179
Read and follow all safety rules and
operating instructions in this manual
and on warning label of tool before us-
ing this tool. Failure to follow warnings
could result in DEATH or SERIOUS
INJURY.
WARNING: Some dust created by
using power tools contains chemicals
known to the State of California to
cause cancer and birth defects or
other reproductive harm.
WORK AREA
Keep your work area clean
and well lit. Cluttered benches
and dark areas invite accidents.
Do not operate power tools in
explosive atmospheres, such
as in the presence of flam-
mable liquids, gases, or dust.
Power tools create sparks which
may ignite the dust of fumes.
Keep bystanders, children and
visitors away while operating
a power tool. Distractions can
cause you to lose control.
PERSONAL SAFETY
Eye protection which con-
forms to ANSI specifications
and provides protection
against flying particles both
from the FRONT and SIDE
should ALWAYS be worn by
the operator and others in
the work area when loading,
operating and servicing this
tool. Eye protection is required
to guard against flying fasteners
and debris, which could cause
severe eye injury.
Additional safety protection
will be required in some
environments. For examples,
the working area my include ex-
posure to noise level which can
lead to hearing damage. The
employer and user must ensure
that any necessary hearing
protection is provided and used
by the operator and others in the
work area. Some environments
will require the use of head
protection equipment. When
required, the employer and user
must ensure that head protection
conforming to ANSI Z89.1-1997
is used.

Stay alert, watch what you
are doing and use common
sense when operating a power
tool. Do not use tool while tired
or under the influence of drugs,
alcohol or medication. A moment
of inattention while operating
power tools may result in serious
personal injury.
Dress properly. Do not wear
loose clothing or jewelry. Contain
long hair. Keep your hair,
clothing and gloves away from
moving parts. Loose clothes,
jewelry, or long hair can be
caught in moving parts.
Keep fingers away from trig-
ger when not driving fasteners
to avoid accidental firing.
Do not overreach. Keep proper
footing and balance at all times.
Proper footing and balance
enables better control of the tool
in unexpected situations.
Use safety equipment. Always
wear eye protection. Dust mask,
nonskid safety shoes, hard hat,
or hearing protection must be
used for appropriate conditions.
Do not use a ladder or unsta-
ble support. Stable footing on
a solid surface enables better
control of the tool in unexpected
situations.
Store idle tools out of reach of
children and other untrained
persons. Tools are dangerous in
the hands of untrained users.
OPERATION
Check operations of the
workpiece contact mechanism
frequently. Do not use the tool
if the workpiece contact mecha-
nism is not working correctly as
accidental driving of a fastener
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
may result. Do not interfere with
the proper operation of the work-
piece contact mechanism.
Use only the size and type
of fasteners designated in
the Specifications list in this
manual,
Keep the tool and its handle
dry, clean and free from oil
and grease. Always use a
clean cloth when cleaning.
Never use brake fluids, gasoline,
petroleum-based products, or
any strong solvents to clean
your tools. Following this rule
will reduce the risk of loss of
control and deterioration of the
enclosure plastic.
Do not use oxygen, combus-
tible gases or bottled gases
as a power source for this tool
as tool will explode, possible
causing injury or death.
Do not use with an air com-
pressor which can potentially
exceed 200 psi as tool may
burst, possibly causing injury.
Always disconnect air supply:
Before making adjustments
When servicing the tool
When clearing a jam
When tool is not in use
When moving to a different work
area, as accidental actuation
may occur, possibly causing
injury.

MaleCoupling
Nosepiece
SPECIFICATmONS
Capacity..............................................1
ShankSize......................0.08"to0,t6"
NailLengths........................2"to3-1/2"
OperatingPressure............70-120PSI
AirInlet............................................1/4"
ToolLength.....................................2.6"
ToolHeight......................................3.9"
ToolWidth.......................................2,2"
ToolWeight.....................................1Ib

PREPARINGTHETOOLFORUSE
Undernormalconditions,thetool
shouldbelubricatedbeforeconnecting
thetooltoanairsupply.Addairtool
lubricantintothemalecouplingonthe
tooloncedailywithminimaluse,or
twiceadaywithheavyuse.Onlya
fewdropsofoilatatimeisnecessary.
Toomuchoilwillonlycollectinside
thetoolandwillbenoticeableinthe
exhaustcycle.
Beforeconnectingthetool,checkthe
aircompressorgaugetobesureitis
functioningwithintheproperrangeof
70-120PSI.
CONNECTmNGTHETOOLTOANAIR
SUPPLY
(SeeFigure1)
NOTE:Airpressurethatishigherthan
120PSImaydamagethetool.
WARNING:Thistoolisequipped
withacouplingthatdischargesall
thecompressedairinthetoolatthe
timethefittingorhosecouplingis
disconnected.Neverequipthistoot
withacouplingthatdoesnotdischarge
thecompressedairwhendisconnect-
ed.Animpropercouplingcouldcause
unintendedoperationandserious
personalinjury.
Connectthetooltotheairsupplywith
a1/4"femalequickconnector.(See
Figure1)A3/8"femalequickconnec-
tormaybeusedinsituationswherea
1/4"supptylineisnotavailable.For
maximumtoolperformancea3/8"
supplylineandfittingsarerequired.
CAUTmON:Whenconnectingordis-
connectingairhose,airpressuremay
causethethehosecouplingtokick
backifthehosecouptingisnotfirmly
seatedontoo!coupling.
NOTE:Whenhoseisdisconnected
fromtool,snapthedustcapoverthe
tipofthetoolmalecoupling.
Figure1-ConnectingtheAirSupply
SETTINGTHEAIRPRESSURE
Theamountofairpressurerequired
willdependonthesizeofthenailand
theworkpiecematerial.
Begintestingthedepthofdrive
bydrivingatestnailintothe
sametypeofworkpiecematerial
usedfortheactualjob.
Driveatestnailwiththeairpres-
suresetat70-75PSI.Raiseor
lowertheairpressuretofindthe
lowestsettingthatwillperform
thejobwithconsistentresults.
DRIVmNGNAmLS
1. Placethenailtiponthework-
pieceatthepositionwhereyou
wanttodriveitin.
2. Holdthenailinpositionwith
yourfingertipsontheshaft.
3. Placethenosepiecedownonto
thetopofthenail.Removethe
fingertipsofyourotherhand
fromnail.(SeeFigure2,Page
5).
WARNING:Topreventinjury,DONOT
pushdownonnaileruntilyouremove
yourfingertipsfromnail.
4. Pushdownonnailertodrivenail
intoworkpiece.Keepthenailin
linewiththenosepieceasthe
nailisdriven.