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herramienta

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producto,

franqueo

prepagado,

junto

con

una

copia

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recibo

de

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con

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fecha

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la

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se

adquirió

el

producto

y

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modelo

de

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herramienta

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desgaste

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al

uso

normal.

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garantía

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HUSKY

MODEL:

DPFN64

il

16

GA.

2-1/2”

STRAIGHT

Ww

WARNING:

a

Failure

to

follow

warnings

Sallie

resulti

in

DEATH

OR

SERIOUS

INJURY.

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE

KEEP

YOUR

DATED

PROOF

OF

PURCHASE

FOR

WARRANTY

PURPOSES

IMH40070AV-E/S

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GENERAL

SAFETY

RULES

P3

UNPACKING

P6

FEATURES

P7

OPERATION

ADJUSTING

THE

EXHAUST

P7

LOADING

FASTENERS

P7

UNLOADING

FASTENERS

P8

CLEARING

JAMS

P9

NON-MARRING

PAD

PQ

SETTING

THE

AIR

PRESSURE

P10

DEPTH

ADJUSTMENT

P10

FIRING

THE

TOOL

P10

MAINTENANCE

P12

RECOMMENDED

HOOKUP

P13

TROUBLE

SHOOTING

P14

WARRANTIES

P15

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.

<YHUSKY

6

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

A

WARNING:

Indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation,

which,

if

not

avoided,

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.

CAUTION:

(Without

symbol)

Indicates

a

situation that

may

result

in

property

damage.

GENERAL

SAFETY

RULES

INSTRUCTIONS

PERTAINING

TO

A

RISK

OF

FIRE,

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

OR

INJURY

TO

PERSONS

A

WARNING:

When

using

tools,

basic

precautions

should

always

be

followed,

including

the

following:

CALIFORNIA

PROPOSITION

65

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

O

Keep

this

manual

for

the

safety

wamings,

precautions,

operations,

inspections

and

maintenance.

Keep

this

manual

and

the

manual

thoroughly

and

understand

it

receipt

in

a

safe

and

dry

place

for

future

completely.

Save

this

manual

and

review

reference.

frequently

for

continuing

safe

operation

and

A

WARNING:

To

avoid

serious

personal

injury,

do

not

attempt

to

use

this

product

until

you

read

the

A

WARNING:

This

product

or

its

power

cord

may

contain

chemicals

known

to

the

State

of

California

to

cause

cancer

and

birth

defects

or

other

reproductive

harm.

Wash

hands

after

handling.

instructing

others

who

may

use

this

tool.

SYMBOLS

O

Some

of

the

following

symbols

may

be

used

on

this

tool.

Please

study

them

and

learn

their

meaning.

Proper

interpretation

of

these

symbols

will

allow

you

to

operate

the

tool

better

and

safer.

i>

Read

operator's

manual

:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

injury,

user

must

read

and

understand

operator's

manual

[IE

before

using

this

product.

Or

Risk

to

hearing:

Always

wear

ear

protection

when

using

this

tool.

Failure

to

do

so

may

result

in

hearing

loss.

e

Eye

protection:

Always

wear

safety

goggles,

safety

glasses

with

side

shields,

or

a

full

face

shield

when

operating

this

product.

pr

Risk

of

serious

personal

injury:

Never

place

hands

or

any

other

body

parts

in

the

fastener

discharge

area

of

the

nailer.

The

tool

might

eject

a

fastener

and

could

result

in

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

02

WORK

AREA

O

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

result

in

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

@

Do

not

nail

on

top

of

another

nail.

This

is

able

to

cause

the

nail

to

be

deflected

and

hit

someone,

or

cause

the

tool

to

react

and

result

in

a

risk

of

injury

to

persons.

@

Remove

finger

from

the

trigger

when

not

driving

fasteners.

Never

carry

the

tool

with

finger

on

trigger,

the

tool

is

able

to

fire

a

fastener.

@

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

may

cause

hearing

loss.

O

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.

O

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.

O

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.

0

Avoid

unintentional

firing.

Keep

fingers

away

from

trigger

when

not

driving

fasteners,

especially

when

connecting

the

tool

to

the

air

supply.

@

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

at

all

times.

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Proper

footing

and

balance

enables

better

control

of

the

tool

in

unexpected

situations.

@

Do

not

use

on

a

ladder

or

unstable

supports.

Stable

footing

on

a

solid

surface

enables

better

control

of

the

tool

in

unexpected

situations.

O

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,

resulting

in

possible

injury.

@

Do

not

overreach.

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

at

all

times.

Proper

footing

and

balance

enables

better

control

of

the

tool

in

unexpected

situations.

6

Do

not

attach

the

hose

or

tool

to

your

body.

Attach

the

hose

to

the

structure

to

reduce

the

risk

of

loss

of

balance

if

the

hose

shifts.

@

Always

assume

that

the

tool

contains

fasteners.

Do

not

point

the

tool

toward

yourself

or

anyone

whether

it

contains

fasteners

or

not.

@

Wash

hands

after

handling.

This

product

or

its

power

cord

may

contain

chemicals

known

to

the

State

of

California

to

cause

cancer

and

birth

defects

or

other

reproductive

harm.

TOOL

USE

AND

CARE

A

WARNING:

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

source

before

making

adjustments,

doing

tool

maintenance,

clearing

jams,

touching

the

safety

yoke,

leaving

work

area,

or

unloading

the

tool.

Such

precautionary

measures

reduce

the

risk

of

injury

to

persons.

6

Know

this

tool.

Read

manual

carefully,

learn

its

applications

and

limitations,

as

well

as

the

specific

potential

hazards

related

to

this

tool.

€

Use

only

fasteners

that

are

recommended

for

your

models,

Do

not

use

the

wrong

fasteners

or

load

the

fasteners

incorrectly.

@

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.

O

Use

only

those

fasteners

recommended

for

use

with

this

tool.

Fasteners

not

identified

for

use

with

this

tool

by

the

tool

manufacturer

are

able

to

result

in

a

risk

of

injury

to

persons

or

tool

damage

when

used

in

this

tool.

O

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

use

the

tool

if

the

workpiece

contact

mechanism

is

not

working

correctly

as

accidental

driving

of

a

fastener

may

occur.

@

Do

not

use

tool

if

trigger

does

not

actuate

properly.

Any

tool

that

cannot

be

controlled

with

the

trigger

is

dangerous

and

must

be

repaired.

O

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

it

is

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.

O

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.

O

Never

use

gasoline

or

other

flammable

liquids

to

clean

the

tool.

Never

use

the

tool

in

the

presence

of

flammable

liquids

or

gases.

Vapors

could

ignite

by

a

spark

and

cause

an

explosion

which

will

result

in

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

@

Do

not

remove,

tamper

with,

or

otherwise

cause

the

trigger

lock

or

trigger

to

become

inoperable.

Do

not

operate

any

tool

which

has

been

modified

in

a

like

fashion.

Death

or

serious

personal

injury

could

result.

04

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O

Do

not

touch

the

trigger

unless

driving

fasteners.

Never

attach

air

line

to

tool

or

carry

tool

while

touching

the

trigger.

The

tool

could

eject

a

fastener

which

will

result

in

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

Also

actuate

the

trigger

lock

to

the

safe

position

when

not

in

use.

@

Always

fit

tool

with

a

fitting

or

hose

coupling

on

or

near

the

tool

in

such

a

manner

that

all

compressed

air

in

the

tool

is

discharged

at

the

time

the

fitting

or

hose

coupling

is

disconnected.

Do

not

use

a

check

valve

or

any

other

fitting

which

allows

air

to

remain

in

the

tool.

Death

or

serious

personal

injury

could

occur.

@

Never

place

hands

or

any

other

body

parts

in

the

fastener

discharge

area

of

the

tool.

The

tool

might

eject

a

fastener

and

could

result

in

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

@

Never

carry

the

tool

by

the

air

hose

or

pull

the

hose

to

move

the

tool

or

a

compressor.

Keep

hoses

away

from

heat,

oil

and

sharp

edges.

Replace

any

hose

that

is

damaged,

weak

or

worn.

Personal

injury

or

tool

damage

could

occur.

@

Always

assume

the

tool

contains

fasteners.

Respect

the

tool

as

a

working

implement;

no

horseplay.

@

Always

keep

others

at

a

safe

distance

from

the

work

area

in

case

of

accidental

discharge

of

fasteners.

Do

not

point

the

tool

toward

yourself

or

anyone

whether

it

contains

fasteners

or

not.

Accidental

triggering

of

the

tool

could

result

in

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

@Do

not

drop

or

throw

the

tool.

Dropping

or

throwing

the

tool

can

result

in

damage

that

will

make

the

tool

unusable

or

unsafe.

If

the

tool

has

been

dropped

or

thrown,

examine

the

tool

closely

for

bent,

cracked

or

broken

parts

and

air

leaks.

STOP

and

repair

before

using,

or

serious

injury

could

occur.

@

Avoid

using

the

tool

when

the

magazine

is

empty.

Accelerated

wear

on

the

tool

may

occur.

@Clean

and

check

all

air

supply

hoses

and

fittings

before

connecting

the

tool

to

an

air

supply.

Replace

any

damaged

or

worn

hoses

or

fittings.

Tool

performance

or

durability

may

be

reduced.

@

Do

not

use

the

tool

if

it

leaks

air

or

does

not

function

properly.

@

Do

not

operate

the

tool

if

it

does

not

contain

a

legible

warning

label.

O

Always

carry

the

tool

by

the

handle.

Never

carry

the

tool

by

the

air

hose.

TOOL

SERVICE

O

Use

only

accessories

that

are

identified

by

the

manufacturer

for

the

specific

tool

model.

@

When

servicing

a

tool,

use

of

unauthorized

parts

or

failure

to

follow

maintenance

instructions

may

create

a

risk

of

injury.

O

Use

only

the

lubricants

supplied

with

the

tool

or

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

O

Tool

service

must

be

performed

only

by

qualified

repair

personnel.

AIR

SOURCE

O

Never

Connect

to an

air

source

that

is

capable

of

exceeding

200psi.

Over

pressurizing

the

tool

is

able

to

result

in

bursting,

abnormal

operation,

breakage

of

the

tool

or

serious

injury

to

persons.

Use

only

clean,

dry,

regulated

compressed

air

at

the

rated

pressure

or

within

the

rated

pressure

range

as

marked

on

the

tool.

Always

verify

prior

to

using

the

tool

that

the

air

source

has

been

adjusted

to

the

rated

air

pressure

or

within

the

rated

air—pressure

range.

O

Never

use

oxygen,

carbon

dioxide,

combustible

gases

or

any

bottled

gas

as

an

air

source

for

the

tool.

Such

gases

are

capable

of

explosion

and

serious

injury

to

person.

OPERATION

0

Do

not

drive

fasteners

near

edge

of

material.

The

workpiece

may

split

causing

the

fastener

or

ricochet,

injuring

you

or

people

around.

@

Do

not

carry

the

tool

from

place

to

place

holding

the

trigger.

Accidental

discharge

could

result.

Choice

of

triggering

method

is

important.

Check

manual

for

triggering

options.

@

During

normal

use

the

tool

will

recoil

immediately

after

driving

a

fastener.

This

is

a

normal

function

of

the

tool.

Do

not

attempt

to

prevent

the

recoil

by

holding

the

tool

against

the

work.

Restriction

to

the

recoil

can

result

in

a

second

fastener

being

driven

from

the

tool.

Grip

the

handle

firmly

and

let

the

tool

do

the

work.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

can

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

@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:

<YHUSKY

4

Respect

the

tool

as

a

working

implement.

Never

engage

in

horseplay.

@

Never

pull

the

trigger

unless

nose

is

directed

toward

the

work.

@

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

fitting

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

any

type

of

reactive

gases,

including,

but

not

limited

to,

oxygen

and

combustible

gases,

as

a

power

source.

Use

filtered,

lubricated,

regulated

compressed

air

only.

Use

of

a

reactive

gas

instead

of

compressed

air

may

cause

the

tool

to

explode

which

will

cause

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

O

Use

only

a

pressure-regulated

compressed

air

source

to

limit

the

air

pressure

supplied

to

the

tool.

The

regulated

pressure

must

not

exceed

100psi.

If

the

regulator

fails,

the

pressure

delivered

to

the

tool

must

not

exceed

200psi.

@

Always

disconnect

air

source:

0

Before

unloading

or

making

adjustments.

@

When

maintaining

the

tool.

@

When

clearing

a

jam.

@

When

touching

the

safety

yoke.

@

When

tool

is

not

in

use.

@

When

moving

to

a

different

work

area.

Such

precautionary

measures

reduce

the

risk

of

injury

to

persons.

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.

@Do

not

pull

the

trigger

or

depress

the

workpiece

contact

as

accidental

actuation

may

occur,

possibly

causing

injury.

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

shipping.

@

Do

not

discard

the

packing

material

until

you

have

carefully

inspected

and

satisfactorily

operated

the

tool.

@

If

any

parts

are

damaged

or

missing,

please

call

1-866-676-8468.

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

injury.

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.

<YHUSKY

FEATURES

SPECIFICATIONS

REQUIRES:

5.47

SCFM

with

100

fasteners

per

minute

@

80psi

AIR

INLET:

1/4

inch

NPT

MAGAZINE

CAPACITY:

100

fasteners,

16

gauge

WEIGHT:

4.22

lbs

MAXIMUM

PRESSURE:

110psi

PRESSURE

RANGE:

70psi

-

110psi

PIN

SIZE

RANGE:

1

inch

to

2-1/2

inch

0.118"(3mm)

k—

E

25mm

E

32mm

|

|

1-1/4"

38mm

| |

1-1/2”

45mm

|

|

1-3/4”

50mm

2"

64mm

V

2-1/2"

Compatible

with

all

brands

of

16

gauge

straight

finish

nails

.

FEATURES

0

360°

ADJUSTABLE

EXHAUST

Allows

user

to

direct

air

away

from

face.

€

COMFORT-GRIP

HANDLE

For

increased

comfort

and

control.

@

ERGONOMICALLY

ENGINEERED

BODY

Rugged

and

Comfortable

resulting

in

a

light-

weight

tool

great

for

extended

use.

€

ADJUSTABLE

DEPTH

Depth

is

easily

adjustable

for

various

applications.

@

QUICK-JAM

RELEASE

Allows

for

easy

access

clearing

in

the

event

of

a

jam.

€

NON-MARRING

SAFETY

CONTACT

Eliminates

damage

to

working

surface.

OPERATION

ADJUSTING

THE

EXHAUST

The

adjustable

exhaust

on

the

cap

of

the

tool

allows

users

to

direct

the

exhaust

according

to

operator

preference.

To

adjust

the

direction,

turn

the

exhaust

cap

in

the

desired

direction.

LOADING

FASTENERS

1.

Connect

the

tool

to

the

air

source.

2.Insert

strip

of

fasteners

from

the

rear

of

magazine(A).

Be

sure

the

fasteners

are

pointed

downward

.(See

figure

1

&

figure

2)

3.This

tool

uses

a

spring

loaded

bypass

lever

in

order

to

load

and

upload

the

nails.

Once

the

nails

are

properly

inserted,

pull

the

pusher(B)

completely

back,

pressing

against

the

bypass

lever

of

the

pusher.(See

figure

3)

4.Once

the

pusher

hits

the

back

of

magazine,

allow

the

pusher

to

slide

forward

and

engage

the

nails,

pushing

them

to

the

nose

of

the

tool.

(See

figure

4)

©

A

Rear

of

magazine(A)

Y

Head

of

nail

INSERT

NAIL

STRIP

07

A

WARNING:

Use

only

those

fasteners

recommended

for

use

with

this

tool.

Fasteners

not

identified

for

use

with

this

tool

by

the

tool

manufacturer

are

able

to

result

in

a

risk

of

injury

to

persons

or

tool

damage

when

used

in

this

tool.

A

WARNING:

Keep

the

tool

pointed

away

from

yourself

and

others

when

loading

fasteners.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

possible

serious

personal

injury.

A

WARNING:

Never

load

fasteners

with

the

workpiece

contact

or

trigger

activated.

Doing

so

could

result

in

possible

serious

personal

injury.

UNLOADING

FASTENERS

1.

Disconnect

the

tool

from

air

source.

2.Pull

back

the

pusher,

pressing

bypass

lever

of

the

pusher

to

allow

pusher

to

bypass

nails

and

slowly

allow

pusher

to

retum

to

nose

of

the

tool.

(see

figure

5)

=

3.Slide

the

fastener

to

the

rear

magazine.

Once

the

nails

have

slid

back

to

the

hold

back

spring,

press

the

tab

on

the

hold

back

spring

to

push

the

spring

back

and

allow

the

nails

to

come

out

of

the

magazine.

(see

figure

6)

ENGAGE

NAILS

ad

Press

W

IA

bypass

lever

A

WARNING:

The

tool

may

fire

when

it

is

first

connected

to

the

air

source.

Always

connect

the

tool

to

the

air

source

before

loading

fasteners

to

prevent

injury

from

unintended

cycling.

Always

make

sure

i

the

tool's

magazine

is

empty

at

the

Ape

beginning

of

each

work

session,

before

SLIDE

FOR

eS

connecting

to

an

air

source.

pe

CY

RELEASE

_

NAILS

PRESS

the

nail

hold

back

spring

Latch(C)

Jam

release(D)

A

WARNING:

Always

unload

all

fasteners

before

removing

tool

from

service.

A

WARNING:

Always

disconnect

the

air

source

before

unloading.

CLEARING

JAMS

Occasionally,

a

fastener

may

become

jammed

in

the

firing

mechanism

of

the

tool,

making

the

tool

inoperable.

To

remove

a

jammed

fastener,

follow

the

steps

below:

1.

Disconnect

the

tool

from

air

source.

2.Remove

fasteners

from

the

tool.

Failure

to

do

so

will

cause

the

fasteners

to

eject

from

the

front

of

the

tool.

3.

Pull

up

on

the

latch

(C)

and

open

the

jam

release

(D).

4.Using

caution

not

to

bend

or

damage

the

driver

blade,

using

pliers

or

a

screwdriver

if

required

to

clear

the

jammed

fastener.

5.Close

the

jam

release

and

latch.

6.

Reconnect

the

tool

to

the

air

source.

7.Reload

the

tool

with

fasteners.

A

WARNING:

Make

sure

there

is

no

fastener

in

magazine

before

clearing

a

jam.

A

WARNING:

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

source

whenever

clearing

a

jam.

After

disconnecting

the

tool

from

the

air

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.

NON-MARRING

PAD

The

no—marring

pad

attached

the

nose

of

the

tool

helps

prevent

marring

and

denting

when

working

with

softer

woods.

A

WARNING:

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

source

before

removing

or

replacing

the

no-

marring

pad.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

To

remove

the

pad:

Pull

the

no

mar

tip

towards

the

back

of

the

tool

following

the

bend

of

the

wire

nose.

To

replace

the

pad:

Push

the

no

mar

tip

on

to

the

tool

inserting

the

opening

of

the

no

mar

tip

on

to

the

wire

nose.

<YHUSKY

>

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.

DEPTH

ADJUSTMENT

The

driving

depth

of

the

fasteners

are

adjustable.

To

adjust

the

depth,

use

the

drive

depth

adjustment

wheel

(E)

on

the

right

side

of

the

tool.

1.

Disconnect

the

tool

from

air

source.

2.

Turn

the

depth

wheel

left

or

right

to

change

the

driving

depth.

3.

Reconnect

the

tool

to

the

air

source.

4.

Drive

a

test

nail

after

each

adjustment

until

the

desired

depth

is

set.

Adjustment

wheel(E)

Too

Deep

Flush

7

a

f,

Turn

the

adjustment

knob

count

clockwise

Adjustment

wheel(E)

Too

Shallow

Flush

Y

Y

BN

f,

Turn

the

adjustment

knob

clockwise

CAUTION:

It

is

advisable

to

test

the

depth

on

a

scrap

workpiece

to

determine

the

required

depth

for

the

application.

To

determine

depth

of

drive,

first

adjust

the

air

pressure

and

drive

a

test

fastener.

Never

exceed

120psi.

FIRING

THE

TOOL

The

tool

is

equipped

with

a

trigger

that

select

one

of

two

firing

modes.

SEQUENTIAL

FIRING

MODE

Single

sequential

actuation

provides

the

most

accurate

fastener

placement.

To

use

the

tool

to

drive

nails

in

this

actation

mode,

WCE

and

trigger

must

be

used

in

a

specific

order.

1.

Disconnect

tools

from

the

air

source.

2.

Press

the

selectable

firing

mode

button,turning

the

selectable

firing

mode

switch

in

the

upwards,

the

firing

mode

indicator

should

be

pointing

at

the

single

nail

icon.

3.

Connect

tools

to

the

air

source.

4.The

work

contact

element(WCE)

must

be

completely

depressed

by

placing

the

nose

of

the

tool

against

the

work

piece.

5.The

trigger

must

be

pulled

firmly

and

then

released.

6.

The

tool

must

be

allowed

to

recoil

away

from

the

work

piece.

To

continue

operation

in

a

separate

location,

move

the

tool

along

the

work

peiece,

repeating

step

4

through

6.

10

<YHUSKY

Selectable

firing

mode

switch

in

upwards

position

ns

Selectable

firing

mode

button

Note:

Pull

the

trigger,

then

depress

the

WCE

on

working

surface,

tool

CANNOT

operate.)

This

is

considered

to

be

more

restrictive

mode

of

operation,

suitable

for

less

experienced

users.

CONTACT

ACTUATION

MODE

Contact

actuation

allows

very

fast

repetitive

fastener

placement.

To

use

the

tool

to

drive

nails

in

this

actuation

mode

the

work

contact

element

and

trigger

can

be

actuated

in

any

order.

1.

Disconnect

tools

from

the

air

source.

2.Press

the

selectable

firing

mode

button,

turning

the

selectable

firing

mode

switch

in

the

downwards

position,

the

firing

mode

indicator

should

be

pointing

at

the

multi-nail

icon.

3.

Connect

tools

to

the

air

source.

4.Pull

and

hold

the

trigger

with

the

tool

off

the

work

piece.

5.Press

the

work

contact

element

against

the

work

piece.

A

nail

will

be

driven.

6.

The

tool

must

be

allowed

to

recoil

away

from

the

work

piece.

7.Move

the

tool

along

the

work

piece

with

a

bouncing

motion.

Each

time

the

work

contact

element

is

depressed

a

nail

will

be

driven.

8.As

soon

as

the

desired

number

of

nails

has

been

driven,

remove

finger

from

trigger.

Selectable

firing

mode

switch

in

downwards

position

Selectable

firing

mode

button

NOTE:

This

actuation

mode

is

recommended

when

less

precise

nail

placement

is

required.

Extreme

care

should

be

taken

because

a

nails

will

be

driver

when

the

WCE

is

pressed

against

any

surface.

Since

the

tool

can

be

actuated

without

removing

the

finger

from

the

trigger,

this

is

considered

to

be

a

less

restrictive

mode,

suitable

for

more

experienced

users.

A

WARNING:

Remove

the

finger

from

the

trigger

when

not

driving

nails.

Always

carry

the

tool

by

the

handle

only.

A

WARNING:

The

tool

must

be

allowed

to

recoil

away

from

the

work

piece.

Do

not

drive

a

nail

on

top

of

another

nail.

A

WARNING:

During

normal

use

the

tool

will

recoil

immediately

after

driving

a

fastener.

This

is

a

normal

function

of

the

tool.

Do

not

attempt

to

prevent

the

recoil

by

holding

the

tool

against

the

work.

Restriction

to

the

recoil

can

result

in

a

second

fastener

being

driven

from

the

tool.

Grip

the

handle

firmly

and

let

the

tool

do

the

work.

Failure

to

heed

this

warning

can

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

A

WARNING:

Always

know

the

operational

mode

of

the

tool

before

using.

Failure

to

know

the

operational

mode

could

result

in

death

or

serious

personal

injury.

A

WARNING:

An

improperly

functioning

tool

must

not

be

used.

Do

not

actuate

the

tool

unless

the

tool

is

placed

firmly

against

the

work

place.

1

HUSKY

MAINTENANCE

A

WARNING:

Any

time

inspection,

maintenance,

and

cleaning

are

done:

@

Disconnect

the

tool

from

the

air

source.

Empty

the

magazine

completely.

ANTI-DUST

CAP

Each

tool

is

packed

with

an

anti-dust

cap

on

the

air

connector,

check

it

after

unpacking.

Keep

the

anti-dust

cap

cover

the

air

connector

when

the

tool

is

not

in

use.

LUBRIFICATION

Lubrication

is

required

for

best

performance

after

long

periods

use.

Oil

for

pneumatic

fastening

tools

is

added

through

the

air

line

connection

and

will

lubricate

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.

1.

Disconnect

the

air

supply

from

the

tool

to

add

lubricant.

2.

Turn

the

tool

so

the

air

inlet

is

facing

up.

Place

2-

3

drops

of

pneumatic

fastening

tool

oil

into

air

inlet.

Do

not

use

detergent

oils,

oil

additives,

or

air-tool

oils

as

these

lubricants

will

cause

accelerated

wear

to

the

seals

and

bumpers

in

the

tool,

resulting

in

poor

tool

performance

and

frequent

tool

maintenance.

3.

After

adding

oil,

connect

the

tool

to

the

air

source,

run

tool

briefly.

Wipe

off

any

excess

oil

from

the

cap

exhaust.

CAUTION:

The

work

surface

can

become

damaged

by

excessive

lubrication.

Proper

lubrication

is

the

owner's

responsibility.

Failure

to

lubricate

the

tool

properly

will

dramatically

shorten

the

life

of

the

tool

and

void

your

warranty.

CAUTION:

Lubricate

tool

only

with

specified

lubricants.

12

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CLEANING

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.

A

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

tool's

operating

valves

and

mechanisms

that

could

cause

tool

failure.

ne

,

Quick

Oier

Fiter

f

Airhose

connector

ler

Quick

P

(Compressor

h

connector

ea

Regulator

SS

upler

RECOMMENDED

HOOKUP

1.

The

air

compressor

must

be

able

to

maintain

a

minimum

of

7Opsi

when

the

tool

is

being

used.

An

inadequate

air

supply

can

cause

a

loss

of

power

and

inconsistent

driving.

2.

An

oiler

can

be

used

to

provide

oil

circulation

through

the

tool.

A

filter

can

be

used

to

remove

liquid

and

solid

impurities

which

can

rust

or

gum

up

internal

parts

of

the

tool.

3.

Always

use

air

supply

hoses

with

a

minimum

working

pressure

rating

equal

to

or

greater

than

the

pressure

from

the

power

source

if

a

regulator

fails,

or

150psi,

whichever

is

greater.

Use

3/8"

air

hose

for

runs

up

to

50'.

Use

1/2"

air

hoses

for

50'

run

or

longer.

For

better

performance,

install

a

3/8"

quick

plug(1/4"

NPT

thread)

with

an

inside

diameter

of

0.315"

(8mm)

on

the

tool

and

3/8"

quick

coupler

on

the

air

hose.

4.Use

a

pressure

regulator

on

the

compressor,

with

an

operating

pressure

of

0-125psi.

A

pressure

regulator

is

required

to

control

the

operating

pressure

of

the

tool

between

70psi

and

110psi.

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.

A

WARNING:

Do

not

connect

with

an

air

compressor

which

can

potentially

exceed

200psi.

As

tool

may

burst,

possibly

causing

injury.

18

<YHUSKY

TROUBLESHOOTING

A

WARNING:

Stop

using

tool

immediately

if

any

of

the

following

problems

occur.

Serious

personal

injury

could

result.

Any

repairs

or

replacements

must

be

done

by

a

qualified

service

person

or

an

authorized

service

center.

PROBLEMS

Air

leaking

at

trigger

valve

area.

POSSIBLE

CAUSE(S)

O-rings

in

trigger

valve

housing

are

damaged

CORRECTIVE

ACTION

Replace

o—rings.

Check

operation

of

Work

Contact

Element(WCE)

Air

leaking

between

housing

and

nose.

Loose

screws

in

housing

1.Damaged

O-rings

2.Damaged

to

bumper

Tighten

screws

1.Replace

o-rings

2.Replace

bumper

Air

leaking

between

housing

and

Cap.

1.Loose

screws

2.Damaged

gasket

1.Tighten

screws

2.Replace

gasket

Tool

skips

driving

fastener

1.Worn

bumper

2.Dirt

in

nose

piece

3.Dirt

or

damage

prevent

fasteners

or

pusher

from

moving

freely

in

magazine

4.Damaged

pusher

spring

5.Inadequate

air

flow

to

tool

6.Wom

O-ring

on

piston

or

lack

of

lubrication

7.Damaged

O-ring

on

trigger

valve

8.Air

leaks

9.Cap

seal

leaking

1.Replace

bumper

2.Clean

drive

channel

3.Clean

magazine

4.Replace

spring

5.Check

fitting,

hose,

or

compressor

6.Replace

and

lubricate

o-rings

7.Replace

o-rings

8.Tighten

screws

and

fittings

9.Replace

gasket

Tool

runs

slow

or

has

loss

of

power

1.Tool

not

lubricated

sufficiently

2.Broken

spring

in

cylinder

cap

3.Exhaust

port

in

cap

is

blocked

1.Lubricate

nailer

2.Replace

spring

3.Replace

damaged

internal

parts

Fasteners

are

jammed

in

tool

1.Guide

on

driver

is

worn

2.Fasteners

are

not

correct

size

3.Fasteners

are

bent

4.Magazine

or

nose

screws

are

loose

5.Driver

is

damaged

1.Replace

guide

2.Use

only

recommended

fasteners

3.Replace

with

undamaged

fasteners

4.Tighten

screws

5.Replace

driver

14

<YHUSKY

WARRANTY

2

YEARS

LIMITED

WARRANTY

If

within

two

years

from

the

date

of

purchase,

this

Husky

air

tool

product

fails

due

to

a

defect

in

materials

or

workmanship,

please

immediately

contact

Product

Support

at

1-866-676-8468

(8am

to

5pm

EST,

M-F,

except

normal

Holiday).Do

not

return

the

air

tool

to

the

store.

Please

be

prepared

to

send

the

product,

postage

prepaid,

along

with

a

copy

of

the

dated

first

owner

purchase

receipt

with

the

tool

model

to:

PRIME

GLOBAL

PRODUCTS,

INC.

Address:

Ball

Ground,

Ga

30107.

A

defective

product

will

be

promptly

replaced

with

a

new

one

of

equal

or

greater

value.

This

warranty

excludes

incidental/consequential

damages

and

failures

due

to

misuse,

abuse

or

normal

wear

and

tear.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

rights,

and

you

may

also

have

other

rights,

which

vary,

from

state

to

state.

Please

call

1-866-676-8468

for

details.

15

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HUSKY

MODELO:

DPFN64

|

||

|

Mo

A

PISTOLA

PARA

CLAVOS

DE

AN

ACABADO

RECTO

CALIBRE,

|

16

DE

GAMM

(2-

1/2”)

ADVERTENCIA:

No

seguir

las

advertencias

naa

puede

causar

LA

MUERTE

O

LESIONES

GRAVES.

GUARDA

ESTE

MANUAL

PARA

CONSULTARLO

EN

EL

FUTURO.

GUARDE

SU

COMPROBANTE

DE

COMPRA

CON

FECHA

PARA

FINES

DE LA

GARATIA.

<YHUSKY

NORMAS

GENERALES

DE

SEGURIDAD

DESEMPACAR

CARACTERÍSTICAS

OPERACIÓN

CÓMO

AJUSTAR

EL

ESCAPE

CÓMO

CARGAR

LOS

SUJETADORES

CÓMO

DESCARGAR

LOS

SUJETADORES

CÓMO

RETIRAR

SUJETADORES

ATASCADOS

ALMOHADILLA

QUE

NO

RAYA

CÓMO

CONFIGURAR

LA

PRESIÓN

DE

AIRE

AJUSTE

DE

PROFUNDIDAD

CÓMO

ACTIVAR

LA

HERRAMIENTA

MANTENIMIENTO

CONEXIÓN

RECOMENDADA

SOLUCIÓN

DE

PROBLEMAS

GARANTIAS

ZN

ADVERTENCIA:

P17

P21

P21

P22

P22

P23

P24

P24

P25

P25

P25

P27

P28

P29

P30

Las

advertencias

y

precauciones

mencionadas

en

este

manual

no

abarcan

todas

las

condiciones

y

situaciones

posibles.

Es

perfectamente

comprensible

que

no

podemos

fabricar

el

sentido

común

y

la

precaución

como

partes

de

ningún

producto,

el

usuario

es

el

responsable

de

obrar

en

consecuencia.

GUARDAR

ESTE

MANUAL

O

Guarda

este

manual

para

tener

a

mano

las

advertencias

de

seguridad,

precauciones,

operaciones,

inspecciones

y

mantenimiento.

Guarda

este

manual

y

elrecibo

en

un

lugar

seguro

y

seco

para

consultarlo

en

el

futuro.

SÍMBOLOS

O

Algunos

de

los

siguientes

símbolos

pueden

ser

utilizados

en

esta

herramienta.

Por

favor,

estudiarlos

y

aprender

su

significado.

Una

correcta

interpretación

de

estos

símbolos

le

permitirá

utilizar

la

herramienta

mejor

y

más

seguro.

una

careta

completa

cuando

utilice

esta

producto.

contrario,

podría

resultar

en

la

pérdida

de

audición.

puede

causar

la

muerte

o

lesiones

graves.

A

ADVERTENCIA:

Para

evitar

lesiones

personales

graves,

no

intentes

usar

este

producto

hasta

haber

leído

y

comprendido

el

manual

por

completo.

Guarda

este

manual

y

consúltalo

con

frecuencia

para

un

funcionamiento

seguro

y

para

instruir

a

otros

usuarios

de

esta

herramienta.

<YHUSKY

6

Símbolos

en

este

manual,

las

etiquetas,

envases

y

en

toda

la

información

provista

con

esta

herramienta.

Las

siguientes

palabras

de

aviso

y

significados

tienen

el

objetivo

de

explicar

los

niveles

de

riesgo

asociados

con

esta

herramienta.

SÍMBOLOS

|

AVISO

SIGNIFICADO

A

ADVERTENCIA:

Indica

una

situación

potencialmente

peligrosa

que,

de

no

evitarse,

podría

causar

la

muerte

o

lesiones

graves.

A

PRECAUCION:

Indica

una

situación

potencialmente

peligrosa

que,

de

no

evitarse,

podría

causar

la

muerte

o

lesiones

graves.

(Sin

símbolo)

Indica

una

situación

que

puede

resultar

en

daños

a

PRECAUCIÓN:

la

propiedad.

NORMAS

GENERALES

DE

O

Evite

los

disparos

accidentales.

Siempre

tenga

precaución

para

evitar

disparos

accidentales.

No

SEGURIDAD

apunte

la

herramienta

hacia

usted

u

otra

persona,

INSTRUCCIONES

EN

REFERENCIA

AL

PELIGRO

DE

INCENDIOS,

CHOQUE

ELECTRICO

O

LESIONES

PERSONALES

A

ADVERTENCIA:

Cuando

se

usen

herramientas,

siempre

se

deberán

seguir

precauciones

básicas,

incluyendo

las

siguientes:

PROPOSICIÓN

65

DE

CALIFORNIA

A

ADVERTENCIA:

Este

producto,

a

su

cordón

eléctrico,

puede

contener

productos

quimicos

conocidos

por

el

estado

de

California

como

causantes

de

cáncer

y

defectos

de

nacimiento

u

otros

daños

reproductiveos.

Lave

sus

manos

después

de

usar.

i>

Lea

el

manual

del

operador

de:

Para

reducir

el

riesgo

de

lesiones,

el

usuario

debe

leer

y

entender

el

manual

del

operador

antes

de

usar

este

producto.

e

Protección

de

los

ojos:

Use

siempre

gatas

de

seguridad,

gafas

de

seguridad

con

protección

lateral

o

O

El

riesgo

a

la

audición:

Siempre

use

protección

para

los

oídos

cuando

se

utiliza

este

tool.

Failure

lo

>

Riesgo

de

lesiones

personales

graves:

Nunca

coloque

las

manos

o

cualquier

otra

parte

del

cuerpo

en

la

zona

de

descarga

del

sujetador

de

la

clavadora.

La

herramienta

puede

expulsar

un

sujetador

y

16-Sp

AREA

DE

TRABAJO

€

Mantenga

el

área

de

trabajo

limpia

y

bien

iluminada.

Los

bancos

de

trabajo

desordenados

y

las

áreas

oscuras

aumentan

el

riesgo

de

accidentes.

€

No

utilice

la

herramienta

en

atmósferas

en

las

que

exista

riesgo

de

explosión,

como

por

ejemplo

en

presencia

de

líquidos

inflamables,

gases

o

polvo.

La

herramienta

produce

una

chispa

que

podría

encender

líquidos

inflamables,

gases

o

polvo.

€

Mantenga

a

los

transeúntes,

niños

y

a

otras

personas

alejadas

cuando

esté

utilizando

la

herramienta.

Las

distracciones

podrían

resultar

en

el

uso

inapropiado

y

causar

lesiones.

aun

cuando

no

contenga

sujetadores.

SEGURIDAD

PERSONAL

O

No

clave

sobre

otro

clavo.

Esto

puede

causar

que

el

clavo

se

desvíe

y

alcance

a

alguien,

o

que

la

herramienta

reaccione

de

alguna

manera

y

lesione

a

alguien.

O

Retire

el

dedo

del

gatillo

cuando

no

coloca

sujetadores.

Nunca

transporte

la

herramienta

con

el

dedo

en

el

gatillo,

ya

que

la

herramienta

puede

disparar

un

sujetador.

O

Usa

siempre

protección

para

los

ojos.

El

operador

y

las

otras

personas

en

el

área

de

trabajo

deben

usar

siempre

gafas

de

seguridad

con

protectores

laterales,

aprobadas

por

ANSI.

La

protección

de

los

ojos

se

utiliza

para

resguardarlos

de

los

fijadores

y

residuos

que

puedan

saltar,

los

cuales

pueden

causar

lesiones

graves

en

los

ojos.

Puedes

usar

las

gafas

que

vienen

con

la

herramienta.

O

Usa

siempre

protección

auditiva

cuando

utilices

la

herramienta.

La

exposición

prolongada

a

ruidos

de

alta

intensidad

puede

causar

la

pérdida

de

la

audición.

@

Usa

un

equipo

de

seguridad.

Se

deben

usar

una

máscara

antipolvo,

calzado

de

seguridad

antideslizante

y

un

casco

rígido

en

condiciones

donde

sean

necesarios.

Usa

una

máscara

protectora

completa

si

estás

trabajando

con

virutas

de

madera

o

limaduras

de

metales

O

Usa

la

vestimenta

adecuada.

No

utilices

ropa

o

joyas

sueltas.

Recoge

el

cabello

largo.

Mantén

el

cabello,

la

ropa

y

los

guantes

alejados

de

las

partes

móviles.

La

ropa

y

las

joyas

sueltas

o

el

cabello

largo

pueden

quedar

atrapados

en

las

partes

móviles.

11-Sn