REPAIRS
The tool should be repaired only at authorized workshops, using only original spare parts. This will ensure proper operational safety
of the air tool. Do not clean your air tool with gasoline, solvents, or any other flammable liquid. The fumes can catch fire, causing
the tool to explode and serious injury. Use only high-quality agents to maintain the tool. It is forbidden to use agents other than
those specified in the operating manual. Before changing or removing the insertion tool, disconnect the air supply hose.
CONDITIONS OF USE
Make sure that the compressed air source can generate the correct operating pressure. If the supply air pressure is too high, a reducer with a safety valve should be used. The
air tool should be fed through the filter and lubricator system. This will keep the air clean and moisturized with oil. The condition of the filter and lubricator should be checked
before each use and, if necessary, clean the filter or refill the oil deficiency in the lubricator. This will ensure proper use of the tool and extend its life. Only the fasteners
specified in the operating instructions may be used in the tools. The fastener driving tool and fasteners listed in the instruction manual are considered to be one system in terms
of safety. To connect the tool to the pneumatic system, use quick couplings, and the tool should have a non-sealing screw fitting mounted so that no compressed air remains in
the tool after disconnection. Do not use oxygen or other flammable gases to power tools. Tools should only be connected to a supply system in which it is not possible to
exceed the pressure by more than 10% of the maximum value. In the case of higher pressures, a pressure reducing valve should be used with a safety valve installed
downstream of it. To repair tools, use only original spare parts provided by the manufacturer or his representative. Repairs should be performed by specialists authorized by the
manufacturer. so that no compressed air remains in the tool after disconnection. Do not use oxygen or other flammable gases to power tools. Tools should only be connected
to a supply system in which it is not possible to exceed the pressure by more than 10% of the maximum value. In the case of higher pressures, a pressure reducing valve
should be used with a safety valve installed downstream of it. For the repair of tools, use only original spare parts provided by the manufacturer or his representative. Repairs
should be performed by specialists authorized by the manufacturer. so that no compressed air remains in the tool after disconnection. Do not use oxygen or other flammable
gases to power tools. Tools should only be connected to a supply system in which it is not possible to exceed the pressure by more than 10% of the maximum value. In the
case of higher pressures, a pressure reducing valve should be used with a safety valve installed downstream of it. To repair tools, use only original spare parts provided by the
manufacturer or his representative. Repairs should be performed by specialists authorized by the manufacturer. in which it is not possible to exceed the pressure by more than 10% of the maximum value. In the case of higher pressures, a pressure reducing valve should be used with a safety valve installed downstream. To repair tools, use only original spare parts provided by the manufacturer or his representative. Repairs should be performed by specialists authorized by the manufacturer. in which it is not possible to exceed the pressure by more than 10% of the maximum value. In the case of higher pressures, a pressure reducing valve should be used with a safety valve installed downstream of it. To repair tools, use only original spare parts provided by the manufacturer or his representative. Repairs should be performed by specialists authorized by the manufacturer.
WARNING! Professionals are understood to be persons who, as a result of professional training or experience, have sufficient knowledge of tools
for driving fasteners and sufficient knowledge of the relevant occupational health and safety regulations, accident prevention regulations, directives
and generally accepted technical regulations (e.g. CEN and CENELEC standards) to be able to assess the safe working conditions of tools for
driving fasteners. Tool stands attached to a workbench, for example, should be designed and manufactured by the stand manufacturer in such a
way that the tool can be securely mounted, according to its intended use, and not damaged, deformed or displaced. For maintenance, use only the
lubricants specified in the manual. Fastener driving tools with contact actuation or continuous contact actuation marked with the symbol "Do not use
on scaffolding, ladders" should not be used for specific applications. For example, when changing the place of driving requires the use of
scaffolding, stairs, ladders or ladder-like structures, e.g. roof battens. For closing chests or cages. For securing transport safety systems, e.g. on
vehicles and wagons. The noise values given are tool-specific values and do not relate to noise emitted at the site of use. The noise at the place
of application will depend e.g. on the working environment, the workpiece, and the support of the workpiece. Depending on the conditions at the
workplace and the shape of the workpiece, there may be a need for individual noise reduction measures. Such as placing workpieces on
noise-damping supports, pressing down or covering workpieces. Regulate the pressure to a minimum value sufficient for the job. In special cases it
is necessary to wear hearing protection. The vibration values given are tool-specific and do not imply an effect on the hand-arm system when
using the tool. Any impact on the hand-arm system when using the tool will depend, for example, on the gripping force, clamping force, direction of
work, adjustment of the energy supply, workpiece or workpiece support. Before each operation, check that the fuse mechanism and trigger
mechanism are functioning properly and that all bolts and nuts are tight. Do not make any changes to the tool without the authorization of the
manufacturer. Do not disassemble any parts of the tool, such as the fuse, or make them inoperative. Do not perform any "emergency repair" without
proper tools and equipment. It is recommended that the tool undergoes proper maintenance at regular intervals according to the manufacturer's
instructions. Avoid weakening or damaging the tool, for example by: punching or engraving, making changes not approved by the manufacturer, Do
not perform any "emergency repair" without proper tools and equipment. It is recommended that the tool undergoes proper maintenance at regular
intervals according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid weakening or damaging the tool, for example by: punching or engraving, making
changes not approved by the manufacturer, Do not perform any "emergency repair" without proper tools and equipment. It is recommended that the
tool undergoes proper maintenance at regular intervals according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid weakening or damaging the tool, for
example by: punching or engraving, making changes not approved by the manufacturer,
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