Maintenance And Inspection - Interchange NP3523 Manuel D'utilisation

NP3523
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OPERATING THE TOOL

MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION

ƒ Disconnect air hose.
ƒ Clean the magazine. Remove dust and other debris that
may have accumulated in the magazine.
ƒ Lubricate the tool rail with tool oil.
ƒ Check that the tool feeder slides smoothly by pulling it
with your finger. If it does not slide smoothly, fasteners
can be driven at an irregular angle and injury may occur.
ƒ In case of frequent jams, contact an authorized service
center.
A QUALIFIED PERSON SHOULD PERFORM
REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE.
Do not drag tool across work piece while fastening.
ƒ The driver tip is extremely fine. If the nose of the tool
is accidentally dragged across the surface before the
driver returns into the tool body, then the driver could get
caught and be damaged.
Do not pull trigger if you suspect a jammed pin.
ƒ If no pins are driven when the trigger is pulled, STOP. Do
not pull on the trigger again. Check to make sure there
are no jammed pins in the nose area. Always clear jam
when it occurs before using tool again. Otherwise you
may cause damage to the tool.
Keep your tool lubricated.
It is important that the tool be properly lubricated. Without
proper lubrication, the tool will not work properly and
parts will wear prematurely.
ƒ Use INTERCHANGE pneumatic tool lubricant. Do not
use detergent oil or additives. These lubricants will harm
the O-rings and other rubber parts. This will cause the
tool to malfunction.
ƒ Filter-regulator-lubricator units should always be
used. Keep the lubricator filled with INTERCHANGE
pneumatic tool lubricant.
ƒ If a lubricator is not available, supply 3 to 5 drops of
INTERCHANGE pneumatic tool lubricant into the air
plug on the tool twice a day.
Driver life expectancy is dependent on operating
conditions.
ƒ The driver life expectancy is highly dependent on the
operating air pressures, pin lengths, pin quality and
hardness of wood. Consult with the owner's manual
to operate the tool at the optimal air pressure. Driving
longer pins and/or into harder woods will naturally wear
out your driver quicker.
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