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• Open the face plate (10) by pulling the face plate
quick clamping lever (11) in the direction of the trig-
ger lock (8).
• Remove the jammed fastener.
• Close the face plate (10) by pulling the face plate
quick clamping lever (11) in the direction of the ex-
haust air aperture (1).
• Close the magazine (6) of the compressed air tacker
as described in the chapter “Loading the magazine“.
9. Care and maintenance
Important: Disconnect the equipment from the com-
pressed air system each time before starting to carry
out maintenance and cleaning work.
Compliance with the maintenance instructions given
here will ensure that this quality product has a long
service life and oers failure-free operation.
Before starting work each time, check that the mag-
azine is securely fastened (6). Clean the equipment
thoroughly immediately after you have nished the
work.
To ensure that your stapler oers lasting perfect ser-
vice, it requires regular lubrication. Use the supplied
oil for this purpose.
There are two possible means of lubrication:
By mist oiler
A complete conditioning unit contains a mist oiler and
is tted to the compressor.
By hand
If your system has neither a conditioning unit or a line
oiler, 3-5 drops of oil have to be applied to the com-
pressed air connection each time before the air tool is
started up. If the air tool is not used for several days,
apply 5-10 drops of oil to the compressed air connec-
tion before switching on.
Store your air tool in a dry room only.
Other maintenance work
There are no parts inside the equipment which require
additional maintenance.
Connect the device to a suitable compressed air
source.
1. To do so, press the compressed air hose quick-
release coupling (not included in the scope of
delivery) on the ¼ threaded nipple (4) of the com-
pressed air tacker. Locking is automatic.
2. Connect the other end of the compressed air
hose to the (lter) pressure reducer on the com-
pressor.
Loading the magazine
3. Press the magazine lever (5) and pull the maga-
zine cover back to its stop position.
4. Insert the corresponding fastener (nails, see Fig.
A or staples, see Fig. B) into the magazine.
5. The tacks must be put on the rail of the magazine
(6).
6. Slide the magazine cover forwards until it locks.
8. Operation
• Load the magazine 6 of the compressed air tacker
as described in the chapter “Loading the magazine“.
• Use the pressure reducer to set the correct operat-
ing pressure.
• Ensure that the permissible operating pressure of
7.5 bar at the device is never exceeded. Operating
pressure that is too high does not provide any per-
formance increase, but only increases compressed
air consumption and accelerates wear on the device.
• Switch on the compressor.
• Allow the compressor to run once long enough until
maximum tank pressure is reached and the device
is switched o.
• Place the compressed air tacker on the workpiece
and press the trigger (2). NOTE: The compressed
air tacker is equipped with a trigger lock (8). The
fastener will only leave the device when the mouth
of the compressed air tacker is pressed against the
workpiece and the trigger (2) is actuated.
• Turn the exhaust air aperture (1), to let the air ow
out to the desired direction.
• Disconnect the machine from the compressor after
completing your work.
Removing jammed fasteners
• If a staple or nail gets jammed in the magazine slot,
immediately disconnect the compressed air supply.
• Open the magazine (6) as described in the chapter
“Loading the magazine“.
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