MURO FDVL41 - Functional Description; Tool Specifications; Standard Accessories; Switches and Controls

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GUIDE

COVER

FEEDER

BLOCK

SCREW

GUIDE

GUIDE

POLE

VISROPE

MAGAZINE

Figure

1

FUNCTIONAL

DESCRIPTION

The

MURO

FDIFLVL41

Automatic

Screw

Driving

tool

has

been

designed

to

provide

a

convenient

and

efficient

way

to

drive

screws

at

a

much

faster

rate

than

with

conventional

screw

driving

methods.

With

the

tool

properly

assembled

and

loaded

with

VISROPE

(the

collated

fasteners

designed

specifically

for

Muro

tools)

the

tool

can

be

used

for

non-stop

driving

of

screws

on

a

variety

of

applications.

TOOL

SPECIFICATIONS

STANDARD

ACCESSORIES:

Model

FDVL41

1

Double

ended

Phillips

Bit

FLVL41

Speed

FDVL41

2900rpm

1

Double

ended

Square

Bit

Speed

FLVL41

2400rpm

Voltage

115V

AC

1

Allen

key

3.0mm

Current

5.0A

1

Allen

key

4.0mm

Cord

Length

9

feet

1

M4

Wrench

Screw

Range

1'"-3"

Weight

8.8

Ibs

A

holder

for

the

allen

keys

is

provided

on

the

side

of

the

magazine.

NOTE:

Due

to

Muro’s

continuing

program

of

research

and

development,

the

specifications

herein

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Figure

1

shows

the

major

components

and

controls

of

your

tool.

Familiarizing

yourself

with

these

major

components

will

make

it

easy

to

understand

the

instructions

which

follow.

SWITCHES

AND

CONTROLS

—

.

Trigger

Switch

Operation

-

Holding

the

trigger

switch

fuliy

depressed

will

cause

the

motor

to

start,

releasing

the

switch

will

cause

the

motor

to

stop.

This

switch

is

also

equipped

with

a

locking

mechanism

which

allows

continuous

motor

operation.

To

use

this

feature,

press

the

switch

lock

button

with

the

trigger

in

the

"on"

position.

Press

the

trigger

switch

again

to

release

the

switch

lock.

See

figure

2.

2.

Reversing

Switch

-

The

rocker

switch

on

the

top

side

of

the

tool

allows

selection

of

the

direction

of

bit

rotation.

Screws

may

be

driven

and

withdrawn

easily

from

the

work

material.

Always

check

the

direction

of

bit

rotation

before

operating

the

tool.

Set

the

switch

to

"F"

(forward)

for

driving

screws

and

"R”

(reverse)

for

removing

screws.

See

figure

3.

DEPTH

ADJUSTMENT

TRIGGER

SWITCH

Figure

2

Figure

3

TRIGGER

SWITCH

LOCK

BUTTON

REVERSING

SWITCH

REVERSING

SWITCH

EXTENSION

HANDLE

HANDLE

BRACKET

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