Hitachi NT 65A User Manual

Use the power tool only for its specified purposes as outlined in the instruction manual.

Follow instructions, handle tool correctly, and never let children or untrained people use it.

Maintain an orderly and properly lit workshop and workbench for safety.

Keep unauthorized people, especially children, away from the workshop.

Do not remove covers or screws. Never modify the tool or use it after modifications.

Ensure no parts are broken, all screws are tight, and no parts are missing or rusty.

Wear appropriate clothing; avoid neckties, gloves, and open cuffs that can get caught.

Always wear safety eye protection when operating the power tool.

Ensure a firm grip and control when working with the machine.

Do not exceed the tool's or accessories' abilities to prevent damage and danger.

Immediately stop operation if abnormalities occur and have the tool inspected.

Avoid exposing the compressor, air set, and nailer to direct sunshine for extended periods.

Handle the tool with care to prevent deformation or damage; avoid scratching.

Always take good care of the power tool and keep it clean for longevity.

Regular inspection ensures the power tool is operated safely and efficiently at all times.

Use only identical replacement parts when servicing the tool.

Store the tool in a dry place out of reach of children and protect from rust.

Use the tool only for driving nails into wood and similar materials as intended.

Ensure air pressure is between 5-8.5kgf/cm² (70-120psi) and air is clean and dry.

Never use gases other than compressed air, such as carbon dioxide or oxygen.

Avoid using the tool near flammable substances due to spark risk.

Wear safety eye protection and ensure others do too, conforming to ANSI Z87.1.

Wear ear mufflers and head protection when nailing and ensure others do too.

Be aware of others and ensure no body parts are near the nail outlet during operation.

Always assume the tool contains fasteners; never point the nail outlet at anyone.

Ensure the hose is securely fastened to the air socket and the air plug is seated.

Verify the push lever and valve operate properly before use; do not modify or remove.

Use only the specified nails to prevent abnormal nailing or malfunctions.

When connecting the hose and loading nails, do not touch the trigger or fire head.

Keep your finger off the trigger unless actually nailing to prevent accidental discharge.

Firmly press the nail outlet against the material to prevent nails from rebounding.

Keep hands and feet away from the firing head to prevent injury from accidental nail firing.

Be aware of kickback, especially when nails strike knots or previous nails.

Ensure no one is behind thin boards or corners when nailing to prevent injury.

Never nail on both sides of a wall simultaneously to avoid nails passing through.

Secure hoses and consider safe working positions when operating in elevated areas.

Check for hidden wires and pipes in walls before work to prevent shock or explosion.

Disconnecting the hose with finger on the trigger may cause spontaneous firing.

Disconnect hose and remove nails after use, maintenance, or moving the tool.

Disconnect hose and release air before removing stuck nails to prevent accidental firing.

Avoid using a female plug in the body to ensure proper compressed air flow.

Be careful of protruding sharp nail ends when loading nails longer than 50mm.

Disconnect the hose and keep finger off the trigger when attaching/detaching the nose cap.

Use a hose with minimum 6 mm (1/4") diameter and securely connect it to the air compressor.

Drain moisture and oil from the air tank to prevent corrosion and use clean, dry air.

Ensure nails are prepared and ready for loading into the tool.

Ensure safety measures are followed, including keeping unauthorized persons away and wearing eye protection.

Maintain air pressure between 5-8.5kgf/cm² (70-120psi) according to nail and wood type.

Keep flammable materials like thinner or gasoline away from the work site.

Lubricate the tool via an air set or directly to ensure smooth operation and prevent rust.

Securely connect the hose to the tool's air socket as illustrated.

Describes intermittent nailing by depressing the outlet and pulling the trigger.

Details how to adjust nail depth by changing bit guide position or air pressure.

Procedure to safely remove jammed nails by disconnecting air and removing the bit guide.

Periodically inspect the device, checking exhaust cover, piston damper, and O-rings.

Regularly check all mounting screws for tightness and check for air leaks.

Remove dirt from the inlet port and hose; use clean oil on the air intake port.

Inspect the drive bit for wear; grind or replace if slipping or worn.

Check the piston and cylinder for wear or dirt; clean and lubricate as needed.

Clean the magazine periodically and check nail feeder movement for smooth operation.

Apply oil to steel parts for rust prevention and store in a warm place when not in use.