Freeman Pfl618br User manual

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WARNING:

To

avoid

serious

personal

injury,

do

not

attempt

to

use

this

product

until

you

read

thoroughly

and

understand

completely

this

manual.

Save

this

manual

and

review

frequently

for

continuing

safe

operation

and

instructing

others

who

may

use

this

tool.

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

@

Keep

this

manual

for

the

safety

wamings

and

precautions,

operating,

inspection,

maintenance.

Keep

this

manual

and

the

receipt

in

a

safe

and

dry

place

for

future

reference.

SYMBOLS

@

In

this

manual,

on

the

labels,

packages

and

all

other

information

provided

with

this

tool.

The

following

signal

words

and

meanings

are

intended

to

explain

the

levels

of

risk

associated

with

this

tool.

|

SYMBOLS

|

SIGNAL

MEANING

WARNING:

|

Indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation,

which,

if

not

avoided,

A

could

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

A

CAUTION:

__

Indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation,

which,

if

not

avoided,

may

result

in

minor

or

moderate

injury.

|__|

(Without

symbol)

Indicates

a

situation

that

may

result

in

CAUTION:

property

damage.

GENERAL

SAFETY

RULES

©

Use

safety

equipment.

A

dust

mask,

non-

skid

safety

shoes

and

a

hard

hat

must

be

used

for

the

applicable

conditions.

Wear

a

full

face

shield

if

you

are

producing

metal

filings

or

wood

chips.

©

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.

@

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

the

tool

may

cause

serious

injury.

@

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

at

all

times.

Proper

footing

and

balance

enables

better

control

of

the

tool

in

unexpected

situations.

@

Do

not

use

ona

ladder

or

unstable

supports.

Stable

footing

on

a

solid

surface

enables

better

control

of

the

tool

in

unexpected

situations.

@

Make

sure

the

hose

is

free

of

obstructions

or

snags.

Entangled

or

snarled

hoses

can

cause

loss

of

balance

or

footing

and

may

become

damaged

or

result

in

injury.

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WORK

AREA

@

Keep

the

work

area

clean

and

well

lighted.

Cluttered

benches

and

dark

areas

increase

the

risks

of

accidents.

₪

Do

not

operate

the

tool

in

explosive

atmospheres,

such

as

in

the

presence

of

flammable

liquids,

gases,

or

dust.

The

tool

creates

a

spark

which

may

ignite

flammable

@

liquids,

gases

or

dust.

Keep

bystanders,

children,

and

others

away

while

operating

the

tool.

Distractions

could

@

resultin

improper

use

and

cause

injury.

Avoid

unintentional

misfires.

Always

use

caution

to

avoid

accidentally

firing.

Do

not

point

towards

yourself

or

anyone

whether

it

contains

fasteners

or

not.

PERSONAL

SAFETY

@

Always

wear

eye

protection.

Operator

and

others

in

the

work

area

should

always

wear

ANSI-approved

safety

goggles

with side

shields.

Eye

protection

is

used

to

guard

against

flying

fasteners

and

debris,

which

may

cause

severe

eye

injury.

You

can

use

the

goggles

packed

with

the

tool.

@

Always

wear

hearing

protection

when

using

the

tool.

Prolonged

exposure

to

high

intensity

noise

is

able

to

cause

hearing

loss.

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UNPACKING

P3

FEATURES

P3

OPERATION

LOADING

CLEAT

NAILS

P4

LOADING

STAPLES

P4

CHANGE

THE

FOOT

PLATE

P4

SETTING

THE

AIR

PRESSURE

P5

OPERATING

THE

TOOL

P5

CLEARING

JAMS

5

MAINTENANCE

P6

RECOMMENDED

HOOKUP

P7

TROUBLE

SOLVING

P7

WEARING

PARTS

P7

A

WARNING:

The

warnings

and

precautions

discussed

in

the

manual

cannot

cover

all

possible

conditions

and

situations

that

may

occur.

It

must

be

understood

by

the

user

that

common

sense

and

caution

are

factors

which

cannot

be

built

into

this

product,

but

must

be

supplied

by

the

user.

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A

WARNING:

Do

not

attempt

to

modify

this

tool

or

create

accessories

not

recommended

for

use

with

this

tool.

Any

such

alteration

or

modification

is

misuse

and

could

result

in

hazardous

condition

leading

to

possible

serious

personal

injury.

FEATURES

SPECIFICATIONS

Operation

pressure:

70-110psi

Nails

capacity:

L:

100pcs

T:

100pcs

U:

2

x

45pcs

to

2

x

60pcs

Tool

weight:

12

Ibs

Air

inlet:

4/4"NPT

Fasteners:

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Compatible

with

Stanley

Bostitch

&

Generic

Brands

1/2"

Staples,

T-Cleats,

&

L-Cleats.

FEATURES

@

REVOLUTIONARY

3

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DESIGN

For

use

with

Staples,

T-Cleats

and

L~Cleats.

@

ERGONOMICALLY

DESIGNED

HANDLE

For

ease

of

operation

and

reduced

fatigue.

@

ANODIZED

ALUMINUM

MAGAZINE

For

long

lasting

durability.

@

DURABLE

CONSTRUCTION

Light

weight

and

durably

constructed

of

high-

strength

aluminum

and

heat

treated

steel

parts.

@

INCLUDED

MALLET

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LOADING

TOOL

©

Do

not

load

the

tool

with

fasteners

when

any

one

of

the

operating

controls

is

activated.

©

Never

place

a

hand

or

any

part

of

body

in

fastener

discharge

area

of

tool.

@

Never

point

tool

at

anyone.

A

WARNING:

The

warnings

and

precautions

discussed

above

cannot

cover

all

possible

conditions

and

situations

that

may

occur.

It

must

be

understood

by

the

user

that

common

sense

and

caution

are

factors

which

cannot

be

built

into this

product,

but

must

be

supplied

by

the

user.

UNPACKING

@

This

tool

has

been

shipped

completely

assembled.

@

Make

sure

that

all

items

listed

in

the

packing

list

are

included.

@

Carefully

remove

the

tool

and

any

accessories

from

the

box.

@

Inspect

the

tool

carefully

to

make

sure

no

breakage

or

damage

occurred

during

shippin

©

Do

not

discard

the

packing

material

until

you

have

carefully

inspected

and

satisfactorily

operated

the

tool.

©

if

any

parts

are

damaged

or

missing,

please

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PACKING

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flooring

nailer

Carrying

case

Mallet

Air

connector

Adjustment

tools

Lubrication

oil

Anti-dust

cap

0.315"foot

plat

Instruction

manual

Safety

goggles

A

WARNING:

If

any

parts

are

missing

do

not

operate

this

tool

until

the

missing

parts

are

replaced.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

possible

serious

personal

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TOOL

SERVICE

©

Use

only

accessories

that

are

identified

by

the

manufacturer

for

the

specific

tool

model.

@

Use

of

unauthorized

parts

or

failure

to

follow

maintenance

instructions

may

create

a

risk

of

injury.

@

Use

only

the

lubricants

supplied

with

the

tool

or

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

@

Tool

service

must

be

performed

only

by

qualified

repair

personnel.

OPERATION

©

Do

not

drive

fasteners

near

edge

of

material.

The

workpiece

may

split

causing

the

fastener

or

ricochet,

injuring

you

or

people

around.

@

Do

not

drive

fasteners

on

top

of

other

fasteners

or

with

the

tool

at

an

overly

steep

angle

as

this

may

cause

deflection

of

fasteners

which

could

cause

injury.

@

Do

not

actuate

the

tool

unless

you

intend

to

drive

a

fastener

into

the

workpiece.

@

Always

handle

the

tool

with

care:

Respect

the

tool

as

a

working

implement.

Never

engage

in

horseplay.

Keep

others

a

safe

distance

from

the

tool

while

tool

is in

operation

as

accidental

actuation

may

occur,

possibly

causing

injury.

AIR

SUPPLY

AND

CONNECTIONS

@

The

connector

on the

tool

must

not

hold

pressure

when

air

supply

is

disconnected.

If

an

incorrect

fiting

is

used,

the

tool

can

remain

charged

with

air

after

disconnecting

and

thus

will

be

able

to

drive

a

fastener

even

after

the

air

line

is

disconnected,

possibly

causing

injury.

©

Do

not

use

oxygen,

combustible

gases

or

bottled

gasses

as

a

power

source

for

this

tool.

Explosion

may

occur,

causing

injury

or

death.

©

Do

not

connect

with

an

air

compressor

which

can

potentially

exceed

200

Psi.

As

tool

may

burst,

possibly

causing

injury.

©

Always

disconnect

air

resource:

@

Before

making

adjustments.

When

servicing

the

tool.

‘When

clean

a

jam.

When

tool

is

not

in

use.

.%

When

moving

to

a

different

work

area,

as

accidental

actuation

may

occur,

causing

injury.

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TOOL

USE

AND

CARE

@

Know

this

tool.

Read

manual

carefully,

learn

its

applications

and

limitations,

as

well

as

the

specific

potential

hazards

this

tool.

©

Use

only

fasteners

that

are

recommended

for

your

models.

Do

not

use

the

wrong

fasteners

or

load

the

fasteners

incorrectly.

©

Check

for

misalignment

or

binding

of

moving

parts,

breakage

of

parts,

and

any

other

condition

that

may

affect

the

tool's

operation.

If

damaged,

have

the

tool

serviced

before

using.

Many

accidents

are

caused

by

poorly

maintained

tools.

@

Maintain

tools

with

care.

Keep

tool

clean.

A

properly

maintained

tool,

reduces

the

risk

of

binding

and

is

easier

to

control.

©

Store

tools

out

of

the

reach

of

children

and

other

untrained

people.

Tools

are

dangerous

in

the

hands

of

untrained

users.

©

Check

operation

of

the

tool

before

use.

©

Do

not

force

tool.

Use

the

correct

tool

for

your

application.

The

correct

tool

will

do

the

job

better

and

safer

at

the

rate

for

which

itis

designed.

©

Use

clamps

or

another

practical

way

to

secure

and

support

the

workpiece

to

a

stable

platform.

Holding

a

tool

by

hand

or

against

the

body

is

unstable

and

may

lead

to

loss

of

control.

©

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

tool.

©

Do

not

use

the

tool

as

a

hammer.

@

Never

use

this

tool

in

a

manner

that

could

cause

a

fastener

to

be

directed

toward

anything

other

than

the

workpiece.

©

Always

carry

the

tool

by

the

handle.

Never

carry

the

tool

by

the

air

hose.

©

Do

not

use

the

tool

if

it

leaks

air

or

does

not

function

properly.

©

Do

not

operate

the

tool

if it

does

not

contain

alegible

warning

label.

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Hammer

cap(G)

aM

Hand

gtip(F)

CLEARING

JAMS

Occasionally,

fasteners

may

become

jammed

in

the

firing

mechanism

of

the

tool,

making

the

tool

inoperable.

To

remove

a

jammed

fastener,

follow

the

steps

below:

Disconnect

the

tool

from

air

resource.

Empty

the

magazine.

Make

sure

all

fasteners

are

removed.

.

Try

to

fire

the

tool

into

a

piece

of

scrap

Wood

or

flooring

to

make

sure

that

it's

incapable

of

firing

any

fasteners.

Lean

the

tool

back.

With

the

Drive

guide(H)

facing

away

from

you,

remove

the

three

Bolts(I).

Then

remove

the

Drive

guide(H)

to

expose

the

jammed

fastener.

Removed

jammed

fastener,

using

pliers

or

a

Screwdriver

if

required.

Replace

the

Drive

guide(H)

and

Bolts(|).

Reload

the

tool

with

fasteners.

then,

reconnect

the

air

resource

to

the

tool.

.

Press

the

Drive

guide(H)

against

a

piece

of

wood,

and

test

fire

the

fasteners

several

times

to

check

for

proper

operation.

If

the

tool

is

properly

firing,

you

may

continue

using

the

tool.

If

the

tool

fails

to

perform

properly,

immediately

discontinue

use

and

have

the

tool

repaired

by

a

qualified

service

technician.

When

finished

working,

disconnect

the

air

resource.

Remove

fasteners.

Discharge

any

trapped

air.

Then

store

the

tool

in

a

clean,

dry,

safe

location

out

of

reach

of

children.

A

WARNING:

Make

sure

there

is

no

fastener

in

magazine

before

clearing

a

jam.

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SETTING

THE

AIR

PRESSURE

The

amount

of

air

pressure

required

depends

on

the

size

of

the

fasteners

and

the

workpiece

material.

Begin

testing

the

depth

of

drive

by

driving

a

test

nail

into

the

same

type

of

workpiece

material

used

for

the

actual

job.

Drive

a

test

fastener

with

the

air

pressure

set

at

90-

95psi.

Raise

or

lower

the

air

pressure

to

find

the

lowest

setting

that

will

perform

the

job

with

consistent

results.

It

may

be

possible

to

achieve

the

desired

depth

with

air

pressure

adjustments

alone.

If

finer

adjustments

are

needed,

use

the

drive

depth

adjustment

on

the

tool,

OPERATING

THE

TOOL

1.

Attach

the

tool

to

the

air

resource.

Start

your

compressor

and

check

the

pressure,

making

‘sure

it

is

set

between

70-1

10psi.

Do

not

exceed

the

maximum

120psi.

Hold

the

Hand

grip(F)

securely

and

Press

Foot

plate(D)

to

the

work

surface.

Make

sure

the

plate

is

over

the

Fastener

target

position.

Press

down

hard

so

that

the

foot

plate

is

firmly

contacting

the

work

surface.

Then,

using

the

mallet

packed

with

the

Tool,

strike

the

hammer

cap(G)

firmly

to

drive

the

fastener

into

work

surface.

Lift

the

tool

off

the

work

surface.

Repeat

this

process

until

the

job

is

completed.

4.

When

finished,

make

sure

to

store

the

tool

in

a

clean,

dry,

safe

location

out

of

reach

of

children

and

other

unauthorized

People.

N

9

A

WARNING:

Extreme

caution

must

be

used

whenever

this

tool

is

connected

to

an

air

resource.

If

the

tool

is

dropped,

or

if

the

Hammer

cap(F)

is

accidentally

struck,

then

the

tool

will

fire

a

fastener,

potentially

causing

SERIOUS

PERSONAL

INJURY.

A

WARNING:

Keep

your feet

off

the

tool.

A

WARNING:

Before

using

the

tool

on

a

floor,

test

the

tool

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a

scrap

piece

of

wood.

Adjust

the

driving

depth

by

providing

more

or

less

air

pressure.

Never

exceed

120PSI.

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OPERATION

CHANGE

THE

FOOT

PLATE

LOADING

CLEAT

NAILS

The

tool

is

equipped

with

a

factory

pre-installed

1/4"foot

plate(D).

And

an

additional

uninstalled

0.315"

foot

plate.

To

change

the

plate:

1.

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

resource.

2.

Empty

the

magazine

completely.

3.

Fire

the

tool

into

a

piece

of

scrap

wood

to

ensure

there

is

no

compressed

air

or

fasteners

left

in

the

tool.

4.

Set

the

tool

on

its

side

to

expose

the

three

screws(E).

5.

Remove

the

three

screws(E),

then,

remove

the

foot

plate.

6.

Align

the

three

screw

holes

in

the

replacement

foot

plate

with

the

three

threaded

mounting

holes.

7.

Using

the

three

screws

you

removed

just

now,

secure

the

replacement

foot

plate

to

the

tool.

8.

Ensure

the

correct

Foot

Plate

is

installed

by

firing

into

a

scrap

piece

of

flooring

and

checking

for

proper

fastener

placement.

A

WARNING:

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

source

whenever

changing

the

foot

plate.

Make

sure

there

is

no

fastener

in

magazine

before

changing

the

foot

plate.

Screws(E)

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1.

Pull

the

Pusher(A)

back

to

the

end

of

magazine.

Lock

pusher

in

the

place

by

using

Lock

button(C).

Then

pull

the

Magazine

side

shetter(B)

back.

2.Place

full

clip

of

desired

Fasteners

into

magazine

from

the

side.

Up

to

100

cleat

nails

can

be

loaded

into

magazine.

Be

noted

that,

when

loading

the

L

cleat

nails,

the

side

with

the

L

head

should

be

in

the

left

of

the

Magazine

side

shelter(B).

Press

the

Lock

button(C),

then

the

Pusher(A)

set

back

to

make

the

Magazine

side

shelter(B)

down

back.

LOADING

STAPLES

1.

Pull

the

Pusher(A)

back

to

the

end

of

magazine.

Lock

pusher

in

the

place

by

using

Lock

button(C).

Then

pull

the

Magazine

side

shelter(B)

back.

2.Place

a

full

clip

of

1/2"Crown

Staples

in

the

magazine

from

the

top.

Up

to

2

x

45pcs

to

2x

60005

can

be

loaded

into

the

tool.

3.Press

the

Lock

button(C),

then

the

Pusher(A)

sets

back

to

make

the

Magazine

side

shelter(B)

down

back.

A

WARNING:

The

tool

may

fire

when

it

first

connected

to

the

air

resource.

Always

connect

the

tool

to

the

air

resource

before

loading

fasteners

to

prevent

injury

from

unintended

cycling.

Always

make

sure

the

tool's

magazine

is

empty

at

the

beginning

of

each

work

session,

before

connecting

to

an

air

resource.

Magazine

side

shelter

(B)

N

Lock

button(C)

Pusher

(A)

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A.

WARNING:

Do

not

connect

with

an

air

compressor

which

can

potentially

exceed

200psi.

As

tool

may

burst,

possibly

causing

injury.

SUGGESTED

SOLUTIONS

1.Tighten

screws.

2.Wom

or

damaged

O-rings

or

seals.

2.

Install

overhaul

kit.

1.

Add

about

2-3

drops

of

lubrication

into

the

air

connector.

2.Make

sure

the

air

compressor

is

set

between

70psi

and

110psi.

3.Clean

exhaust

channel.

1.

Replace

spring.

2.Use

1/2"

crown

staples

or

4-1/2"

to

2'nails.

1.

Fix

the

drive

channel.

2.Replace

the

piston.

3.Remove

the

bent

fasteners,

replace

with

the

1/2"crown

staples

or

1-1/2"

to

2"nails.

4.Clean

magazine.

5.

Tighten

screws.

6

Verify

that

fasteners

are

the

correct

size.

POSSIBLE

CAUSES

2.Air

pressure

too

low.

MODEL:

PFL618BR

RECOMMENDED

HOOKUP

CAUTION:

The

air

compressor

must

be

able

to

maintain

a

minimum

of

70psi

when

the

tool

is

being

used.

An

inadequate

air

supply

can

cause

a

loss

of

power

and

inconsistent

driving.

Qui

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fat

Air

‘Ya

ישיש

5

TROUBLE

SOLVING

PROBLEMS

Air

leaking

inhead

cap.

|

1.

Loose

screws.

Lack

of

power.

1.

Tools

too

dry.

Slow

to

cycle.

3.

Exhaust

blocked.

Not

shooting

fasteners

.|

1.

Damaged

pusher

spring,

2.

Wrong

size

of

fasteners.

Fasteners

are

1.

Drive

channel

is

wom.

jammed

in

the

tool

2.

Piston

is

broken

or

worn

frequently.

3.Bent

fasteners.

4.Dirly

magazine.

5.

Loose

magazine.

6.Wrong

fasteners.

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WARNING:

Use

only

Freeman

Authorized

Repair

Parts.For

questions

please

call

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or

visit

our

website

at

http://www

freemantools.com

WEARING

PARTS

Repair

parts

can

be

ordered

from

our

website:

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FREEMAN

MODEL:

PFL618BR

LUBRICATION

This

tool

is

uniquely

designed

not

to

need

daily

lubrication.

But

lubrication

is

required

for

best

performance

after

long

periods

of

use.

Oil

for

pneumatic

fastening

tools

is

added

through

the

air

line

connection

and

will

lubricate

intemal

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.

CAUTION:

Lubricate

tool

only

with

specified

lubricants.

CLEARING

Avoid

using

solvents

when

cleaning

plastic

parts.

Most

plastics

are

susceptible

to

damage

from

various

types

of

commercial

solvents

and

maybe

damaged

by

their

use.

Use

clean

cloths

to

remove

dirt,

dust

,

oil,

grease,

etc.

4

WARNING:

Do

not

at

any

time

let

brake

fluids,

gasoline,

petroleum-based

products,

penetration

oils,

ect.

come

in

contact

with

plastic

parts.

Chemicals

can

damage,

weaken

or

destroy

plastic

which

may

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

COLD

WEATHER

OPERATION

For

cold

weather

operation,

near

and

below

freezing,

the

moisture

in

the

air

line

may

freeze

and

prevent

tool

operation.

We

recommend

the

use

of

air

tool

lubricant

or

permanent

antifreeze

(ethylene

glycol)

as

a

cold

weather

lubricant.

CAUTION:

Do

not

store

tools

in

a

cold

weather

environment

to

prevent

frost

or ice

formation

on

the

tools’

operating

valves

and

mechanisms

that

could

cause

tool

A

WARNING:

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

source

whenever

clearing

a

jam.

After

disconnecting

the

tool

from

the

ai

compressor,

there

should

still

be

enough

air

pressure

to

fire

the

tool.

After

the

air

hose

is

disconnected,

always

fire

the

tool

into

scrap

wood

repeatedly

to

make

sure

all

of

the

compressed

air

is

expended.

Drive

guide(H)

Bolts(I)

MAINTENANCE

Á

WARNING:

Any

time

inspection,

maintenance,

and

cleaning

are

done:

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

resource.

Empty

the

magazine

completely.

ANTI-DUST

Each

FREEMAN

tool

is

packed

with

an

anti-dust

cap

on

the

air

connector,

check

it

after

unpacking.

Keep

the

anti-dust

cap

to

cover

the

air

connector

failure.

when

the

tool

is

not

in

use

to

prevent

the

dust.

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