Iccons GT-6 User manual

USER MANUAL
GT-6 & GT-6ST
GAS TOOL

ICCONS®GAS TOOL GT-6 & GT-6ST USER MANUAL
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Table of Contents
Section Page
1 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
1.1 Introduction 3
1.2 Safety Of The Fastener Driving Tool 3
1.3 Safety At Work 4
1.4 Safety For Handling Fasteners 4
1.5 Safety For Gas-Operated Nailer Tool 4
2 THE USE OF FUEL CELL 4
2.1 Introduction 5
2.2 Safety For Handling Fuel Cell 5
2.3 Transport 5
2.4 Storage 5
2.5 First Aid 5
3THE USE OF BATTERY & CHARGING
SYSTEM 5
3.1 Introduction 5
3.2 Before Charging 6
3.3 Safety For Handling Battery 6
3.4 Storage 6
4 OPERATIONS 6
4.1 Charging 6
4.2 Installing And Removing The Battery 7
4.3 Battery Light Indicator 7
4.4 Preparing The Fuel Cell 7
4.5 Installing/Removing Fuel Cell 7
4.6 Loading/Unloading The Pins 8
4.7 Driving The Pins 8
4.8 Clearing Jammed Pins 8
4.9 Adjust The Driving Depth 9
4.10 Cleaning Filter 9
4.11 Regular Maintenance 9
5 TROUBLE SHOOTING 10
5.1 Battery / Charger Problems 10
5.2 Normal Stage Operation 10
5.3 Pre-Combustion /
Combustion Stage Of Operation 11
5.4 Power/Exhaust Stage Of Operation 11
5.5 Returning/Purging Stage Of Operation
6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 13
7 PARTS LIST / TOOL SCHEMATIC 14
8 WARRANTY 16
9 COPYRIGHT 19
10 DISPOSAL 19
ICCONS CONTACT DETAILS 19

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1. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This appliance is not intended for use by person
with reduced physical, sensory and mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by a
person responsible for their safety.
WARNING: READ ALL SAFETY
WARNINGS AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY,
READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL
BEFORE USE.
A. THE USE OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION,
GAS OPERATED NAILER TOOL
DANGER ! THE TOOL MUST NOT USED
IN A COMBUSTIBLE ENVIRONMENT
OR CONFINED SPACE.
WARNING ! CHECK THE SAFETY
YOKE IS FUNCTIONAL ON EVERY
OPERATION. It must reliably return
to its starting position.
WARNING ! KEEP TOOL AWAY FROM
SMOKE AND FIRE.
WEAR EAR PROTECTION
WEAR EYE PROTECTION
USE PROTECTIVE HAND WEAR
The ICCONS® Gas Nailer is referred to as “tool”
in this general safety instruction. ICCONS® is
referred to as “manufacturer” in this general safety
instruction.
1.1 Introduction
- Only those fasteners which are specified in the
operating instructions shall be used in the tool.
The tool, the fastener, the fuel cell and the
battery specified in the operating instructions
are to be considered as one unit safety system.
- Only spare parts specified by the manufacturer or
their authorized representative shall be used in
the service or repair of the tool.
- Repairs shall be carried out only by the
manufacturer or their authorized representative.
- Keep the tool, fasteners, fuel cell, battery and
charger out of the reach of children.
1.2 Safety Of The Fastener Driving Tool
- Check prior to each operation that the safety
mechanism is functioning properly. Rectify any
loose fasteners or defects on the tool before use.
- Only use the tool for nailing application for which
it was designed.
- It is not permitted to make any modification
to the tool, fuel cell or battery, other than
those specified by the manufacturer. If the
tool is weakened or damaged by: punching or
engraving; modification not authorized by the
manufacturer; guiding against templates made
of hard material; dropping or pushing across the
floor; use as a hammer; apply excessive force
of any kind; it should be taken to service and
inspected by the manufacturer or authorized
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- Operator should carry out regular maintenance
(cleaning and lubrication) in accordance with
the operation manual to keep the tool in good
working order.
- The fastener driving tool should be serviced
properly and at regular intervals in accordance
with the operation manual.
1.3 Safety At Work
WARNING! Always assume the tool is loaded.
Never point any tool at yourself or at any other person.
- Make sure the workplace is clean and well lit.
- Stay alert, watch what are you doing, and use
common sense when operating the tool. Do not
use tool while tired or under the influence of
drugs, alcohol, or medication.
- The tool must be carried pointed downward while
moving locations. Never carry the tool with your
finger on the trigger.
- Never press your hand on the front of the tool.
The tool must be operated only when it is in
contact with the material to be fixed.
- The operator must be in a stable position when
using the tool. Operate the tool in the manner
that should the tool recoil, there is no risk of
injury to the operator.
- When using the tool, the operator and any
bystanders must wear appropriate eye and ear
protection.
- When not in use, remove the battery, fuel cell
and fasteners, return the fastener follower to
guide locking position, and return the tool to its
carrying case.
1.4 Safety For Handling Fasteners
- Do not load the fasteners with the trigger and/or
work-contacting element pressed.
- Ensure that you use the correct length of
fastener with the depth adjuster correctly set, so
that nails do not protrude when a fixing is made.
- Do not drive fasteners on top of other fasteners.
- Never drive fasteners into free space or areas
with concealed hazards. This will avoid a hazard
caused by free flying fasteners and excessive
strain of the tool. Take particular care when
nailing close to edges as fasteners can break-out
and deflect out of the substrate.
- If tool jams or misfires, always remove the
battery and fuel cell prior to examination of
the tool. If the problem persists stop operating
the tool, unload the fasteners, and contact the
manufacturer or authorized agents for service.
1.5 Safety For Gas-Operated Nailer Tool
- The tool must not be used in a combustible
environment.
- The tool must be used in well-ventilated areas.
Exhaust gases in a confined space can be
hazardous. Do not use the tool outside in the
rain or where excessive moisture in present.
- Keep the tool from heat sources as the
pressurized fuel cell could be damaged.
- Do not smoke when handling the fuel cell.
- Keep away from your face and eyes. Do not
inhale its content.
- The temperature of the tool may increase
depending on the firing frequency. Observe the
maximum cycle rates given in the operating
instructions.
2. THE USE OF FUEL CELL
DANGER ! KEEP FUEL CELL AWAY
FROM SMOKE AND FIRE
WARNING ! LIQUID GAS CAN CAUSE
INJURY IN THE CONTACT WITH THE
SKIN OR EYES
WARNING ! FUEL CELL CONTENTS
ARE EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE
WEAR EYE PROTECTION
USE PROTECTIVE HAND WEAR

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2.1 Introduction
The fuel cell is an aerosol product corresponding to
the 2008/47/EC regulations. It contains:
- Liquefied hydrocarbon gases (Butane & Propane).
- Lubricant to help tool work smooth.
2.2 Safety For Handling Fuel Cell
- The fuel cell is always pressurized with
propellant to sustain the fuel supply to the
metering valve, even if the fuel is used up. Its
contents are extremely flammable. The fuel cell
is not reusable. Do not attempt to refill.
- Do not spray towards a flame or an incandescent
body. Keep away from any heat sources and from
electrostatic charges.
- Do not smoke when handling or loading fuel cells.
- Do not expose to temperatures exceeding 50°C.
- Store and use the cartridge in a well-ventilated
area only. Do not inhale.
- Do not pierce or burn the cartridge after use.
- Keep away from children.
- Dispose of only in designated places.
- For optimum performance, use before the date
indicated at the bottom of the cartridge.
2.3 Transport
The regulations by transport categories are:
- Road/Rail: ADR/RID – UN code 2037 class 2.1
- Sea: IMDG – UN code 2037 class 2.1 EmS F-D, S-U
- Air: IATA – UN code 2037 class 2.1
Goods must be accompanied by a transport
emergency card for road UN 2037
Transport by post is not permitted.
2.4 Storage
- Stores and showrooms must comply with building
regulations. All local instructions corresponding
to fire regulations must be followed.
- Where possible, store fuel at stable temperature
in the range: 5 to 25°C. Do not expose to
temperatures exceeding 50°C. Do not use a
tool that emit flames, sparks or reach high
temperatures in the vicinity that fuel cells are
stored.
- Do not store in designated thoroughfares,
hallways or stairwells.
- Store in a well-ventilated area. Fuel cells must
not be displayed in shop windows.
- Storage with pyrotechnic products is not
permitted.
2.5 First Aid
- Direct contact with liquid gas may cause burns or
frostbite.
- In case of inhalation remove the person to fresh
air, and encourage breathing. Should the casualty
become unconscious, or breathing does not
quickly return to normal, summon urgent medical
assistance.
- If gas gets into the eyes they should be flushed
out with copious amounts of water. Skin
contaminations should be removed with soapy
water.
- If symptoms persist, seek medical assistance.
3. THE USE OF BATTERY & CHARGING
SYSTEM
3.1 Introduction
The adaptor, charger and the battery are designed
to operate together as one system.
Only use the ‘ICCONS®’ Adaptor & ‘ICCONS®’
Charger for charging the ‘ICCONS®’ Batteries.
READ INSTRUCTIONS
CLASS II DEVICE
FOR INDOOR USE ONLY
TIME-LAG FUSE-LINK
DISPOSE SEPARATELY FROM
HOUSEHOLD-TYPE WASTE
The charging system is intended to use in covered
areas. Do not expose it to rain or to excessive
humidity.

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3.2 Before Charging
- Arrange the supply cord appropriately to avoid
unnecessary damage, avoid laying the supply
cord across walkway or doorway.
- When charging the battery pack, use a specified
battery charger. Check the output and the
polarity of the battery charger are match with
the battery pack intended to charge.
- Check the system before use. Maintenance
and servicing are not required under normal
conditions. Do not dismantled the battery
charger or the battery pack.
- If the battery pack or charger enclosure is
damaged, disconnect the supply and stop
charging the battery immediately. If cable
or plug is damaged, do not use for charging
battery. Contact authorized service agent for
replacement.
- Keep the charger exhaust area clean and unblock
to have the best cooling eect. Use dry cloth to
clean the body and the contact of the charger
while it disconnected with the main power.
- Charge the battery in room temperature. If the
temperature is less than 0°C or greater than
45°C will harm the performance or degrade the
battery
- If the battery charger abnormally heats up or
gives o fumes during charging, disconnect the
power supply of the charger immediately.
3.3 Safety For Handling Battery
- Do not place the battery on or near fires, stoves
or other high-temperature locations. Do not place
the battery or store inside cars under direct
sunshine.
- Do not short circuit the battery pack, apply
isolation cap while not in use.
- Do not pierce or open the battery pack, the
protective device may damage.
- Only charge one battery pack at a time.
- Battery pack and charger must be recycled or
taken to a designated disposal area.
3.4 Storage
- Store the batteries in a cool and dry place.
- Recharge it once a year to about 30-50%
of capacity can help to compensate the self-
discharged and keep the battery in a good
condition.
- The charging systems should store at a place
that children cannot easy gain access to.
- Children should be supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the appliance.
- Always disconnect the batteries with tools or
charger while storage.
4 - OPERATIONS
4.1 Charging
Steps:
1. Plug the battery charger into the proper AC
voltage source, green light will be flashing.
2. Insert the battery into charger, red light will
alight indicating the battery is charging.
3. It takes about 60 minutes for charging.
4. When fully charged, green light will remain alight.
5. After charging, unplug the charger from the
power source.
• If orange light is blinking, remove the battery
cartridge and plug again.
• If this happens continuously, the battery
cartridge or charger may be damaged. Consult
authorized service agent for replacement of
new battery cartridge.
NOTE:
• Never attempt to open the charger or battery
cartridge.
• The battery charger is for charging specific
battery pack. Never attempt to charge battery
pack from other manufacturer’s battery
cartridge. Unsuitable battery cartridges may
cause fire that causes injury.
• When the battery charger is being used, keep
out of direct sunlight.
• To get better cooling eect, keep the exhaust
area clean.

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• Do not remove the cap when it is unused.
• Never drill a hole on the fuel cell.
• Do not inhale the gas. Breathing in the gas
could cause sleepiness, dizziness or nausea.
• The fuel cell is not refillable, do not attempt
to refill the gas.
Steps:
First ensure to use the correct colour valve, Please
refer to the technical specifications.
1. Detach the storage cap from the valve, attach
the valve to the fuel cell by pushing in the
front edge.
2. Pushing the rear edge until it has “clicked”.
NOTE:
• Make sure the fuel cell valve is attached
firmly, if not, gas leakage may occur and
create hazards to users and bystanders.
4.5 Installing / Removing Fuel Cell
Caution !
• Make sure the trigger is not held while
inserting fuel cell.
• Empty fasteners in the magazine before
installing fuel cell.
• Do not press on the surface ground while
installing.
Steps:
1. Push up and pull to open the fuel door.
2. Insert the fuel cell, direct the jet nozzle into
the adaptor.
3. Put the can door over the valve and push it
down to latch.
4. For removing fuel cell, reverse the above
steps.
4.2 Installing And Removing The Battery
Steps:
1. Empty fasteners from the magazine and make
sure the trigger is not pulled while installing
the battery.
2. To install the battery, insert the battery
cartridge until hearing a “click”.
3. To remove the battery, grip the buttons on
both side of battery cartridge and pull out.
4.3 Battery Light Indicator
LED Battery Level
All LEDs 100%
1 Green and 1 Red LED 50%
1 Red LED 25%
NOTE:
• After using the tool, remove the battery from
the tool to prevent the tool from being fired.
4.4 Preparing The Fuel Cell
Caution !
• Never attempt to use fuel cell from other
manufacturer.

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4.6 Loading / Unloading The Pins
Caution !
• Make sure the trigger is not held while
loading the pins.
• Do not press on the surface ground while
loading.
Steps:
1. Load the pins into the slit in the rear of the
magazine until they reach in front of the nail
stopper.
2. Pull the follower holder to the bottom of the
magazine and release gently.
3. For removing the pins, pull the follower to the
bottom and allow the nails to slide to the nail
stopper.
4. Press the nail stopper behind the channel and
remove the pins from magazine channel.
4.7 Driving The Pins
Caution !
• Please READ and UNDERSTAND the section
“General Safety Instructions” for personal and
working environment safety.
• If you spot of any abnormality about the tool,
contact nearest authorized service agent for
inspection and repairing.
Steps:
1. Press the Nose of the contact arm against
working surface (90° against the surface)
firmly until you hear the fan motor is working.
2. Pull the trigger, the pins are driven to the
object.
3. Release the trigger and lift the tool.
4.8 Clearing Jammed Pins
Jamming of pins could be evident if users cannot
drive the fasteners properly, try following steps in
subsequent order.
Caution !
• Place the tool on a flat surface prior to
releasing the magazine, (magazine may pop
o suddenly).
• Read previous sections to fully understand
battery cartridge installation/removal and
unloading fasteners.
Steps:
1. Remove the pins, fuel cell and battery from
tool.
2. Pull the knob and rotate clockwise to release
magazine channel.
3. Clean any residue along the driving path in the
nose piece and pin guide.
4. To install the magazine, first engage the
magazine in the slot of the nose piece.
5. Push the connecting plate into the handle
until it “clicks”.
NOTE:
• Do not release the magazine with fasteners
inside. The follower may pop the pins out and
cause injury.
• Wear safety goggles, the jammed fastener
may jump out and hurt the user.

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4.9 Adjust The Driving Depth
Caution !
• Please READ and UNDERSTAND the section 1
“General Safety Instructions” for personal and
working environment safety.
• Never press the pin guide by bare hand or by
any parts of the body.
• Never point the tools at anybody.
• Only pull the pin guide to separate the pin lock
Steps:
1. Remove the pins, fuel cell and battery
attached on the tool.
2. Adjust the knob clockwise to increase the
driving depth, or vice versa.
4.10 Cleaning Filter
The filter at the back of the tool acts crucially to
suck in air into the chamber. For maintaining the best
performance of the tool users should always keep it clean.
1. Unscrew the socket screw on the filter.
2. Take out the filter and clean the mesh with
brush or air.
3. Put the filter on the machine and fasten with
the socket screw.
NOTE:
• Do not attempt to use water to clean the
mesh. The cover and mesh must be dry when
operating the tool. If wet it may easily cause
malfunction to the tool.
4.11 Regular Maintenance
ICCONS® GT6 tool allows user to perform regular
maintenance easily. It helps maximizing the
performance and durability of the tool.
1. Unscrew 4 socket screws and remove the head
cover.
2. Pivoting the cylinder head.
3. Now you can perform cleaning for crucial parts
including spark, fan blade, cylinder with de-
carbonizer spray.
4. Wipe them clean completely, lubricate and
reassemble.

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5 - TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of seri-
ous personal injury, ALWAYS
unload the battery, the pins
and fuel cell from the tool
before all repairs.
5.1. Battery / Charger Problems
SYMPTOM 1
Battery Cell does not appear to accept charge.
Green charger light does not come on after several
hours.
Possible reasons Services
Inoperative
indicator lights on
charger.
Try Battery in tool after 1
hour on charge cycle. If tool
functions properly charger
lights are not working
correctly. Replace charger,
or monitor time to ensure
Battery Cell has adequate
time for recharging. It’s
normal for Battery to
feel warm after properly
charging.
Damaged charger. Discontinue use
immediately and unplug
from power source.
Replace charger and tag
or dispose of charger to
prevent accidental reuse
or connection to power
source.
SYMPTOM 2
Red LED on charger is blinking.
Possible reasons Services
Battery is hot. Remove battery from
charger and allow to cool.
Inspect battery charger and
cartridge.
SYMPTOM 3
Orange LED on charger is blinking.
Possible reasons Services
Charger damaged. Replace Charger.
5.2 Normal Stage Of Operation
SYMPTOM 1
Fan does not run.
Possible reasons Services
Battery is not
charged.
Charge Battery according to
Operating Manual.
Battery
Terminals or
Handle battery
contacts are oily,
dirty, or corroded.
Clean Battery Cell terminals
Clean Handle Battery Cell
contacts as required.
There is electrical
short somewhere.
The tool must be looked
into by Authorized Service
agent.
SYMPTOM 2
Fan does not run, or runs slower than normal.
Possible reasons Services
Battery is
discharged.
Charge Battery Cartridge.
SYMPTOM 3
Fan runs intermittently.
Possible reasons Services
Battery is loose or
contacts are bent.
Snap battery back into
its locked position. Bend
contacts back into proper
position by Authorized
Service agent.