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NSJH38-34 and NSJH64-34
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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 pneumatic tool oil.
ƒ Check that the tool feeder slides smoothly by pulling it with
your finger. If it does not slide smoothly, nails 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 nail.
ƒ If no nails are driven when the trigger is pulled, STOP.
Disconnect air supply from the tool.
ƒ Do not pull on the trigger again. Check to make sure there
are no jammed nails in the nose area.
ƒ Release E-Z clear latch and open door. Remove jammed
fastener. Close door and latch.
ƒ Connect air supply and replace fasteners.
Keep your tool lubricated.
ƒ Put one to two drops of tool oil into the air inlet for about
every 2,000 nails driven. If an in-line oiler is used, lubrication
through the air inlet is not required. Don't over lubricate your
tool.
Driver life expectancy is dependent on operating
conditions.
ƒ The driver life expectancy is highly dependent on the
operating air pressures, nail lengths, nail quality and
hardness of wood. Consult with the owner's manual to
operate the tool at the optimal air pressure. Driving longer
nails and/or into harder woods will naturally wear out your
driver quicker.
COLD WEATHER CARE
ƒ Do not store the tool in a cold weather environment.
Keep the tool in a warm area until beginning the work.
ƒ If the tool is already cold, bring it in a warm area and
allow the tool to warm up before use.
1. Reduce the air pressure to 60 to 80 psi
(4.2 bar 4.2 kgf/cm2).
2. Remove all fasteners from the tool.
3. Connect the air hose and free-fire (blank-fire) the tool.
The lowered air pressure will be enough to free-fire the
tool.
Slow speed operation tends to warm up the moving part.
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