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magazine

inner

is

adjusted

as

described

previously

corresponding

to

the

fastener

length

to

be

driven.

Place

the

VISROPE

into

the

magazine

with

the

screw

heads

facing

upwards.

Pull

the

forward

end

of

the

VISROPE

coil

out

of

the

magazine

outlet

and

close

the

magazine

tid.

Insert

the

VISROPE

into

the

slot

between

the

feeder

block

and

guide

cover

(see

fig.

9)

as

far

as

possible.

Then

activate

the

feeding

mechanism

by

depressing

the

feeder

block

about

1"

in

the

"A"

direction,

as

illustrated

and

release.

The

tool's

feed

mechanism

will

pull

the

first

screw

into

place,

which

should

look

like

figure

10.

(f)

Unloading

Visrope

-

To

remove

the

VISROPE,

shift

the

guide

cover

to

the

left

and

tilt

it

upwards

(see

fig.

11)

Push

the

feeder

block

in

the

‘A’

direction,

press

the

grip

finger

downwards

and

pull

the

VISROPE

to

the

left

to

remove

the

screws.

(g)

Screws

of

Different

Lengths

-

Screws

ranging

from

1"

to

3"

can

be

driven

with

your

tool.

The

piastic

tape

location

of

collated

Muro

VISROPE

is

either

22mm

or

30mm

down

from

the

head

of

the

screw.

The

respective

position

depends

upon

the

length

of

the

screws

being

driven.

Screws

ranging

from

1"

to

1-3/4"

are

collated

at

22mm,

while

the

longer

screws

from

1-3/4"

to

3"

are

collated

at

30mm.

The

tool

is

designed

so

that

the

plastic

will

always

be

in

the

same

position

on

the

feeder

block.

When

loading

your

VISROPE

be

sure

to

feed

the

screw

head

into

the

appropriate

slot

as

in

figure

12.

(h)

Stopper

Block

Adjustment

-

Depending

upon

whether

22mm

or

30mm

collated

screws

are

being

driven,

the

stopper

block

needs

to

be

adjusted

accordingly.

To

adjust

the

stopper

block,

loosen

the

cap

screw

under

the

extension

block

on

the

right

hand

side

of

the

tool.

Slide

the

stopper

block

fully

forward

for

30mm

collation

or

fully

backward

for

22mm

collation.

See

figure

13.

CAUTION:

Removing

the

cap

screw

completely

will

allow

the

head

of

the

tool

to

eject

from

the

motor.

Take

care

not

to

remove

this

screw

fully

when

making

the

stopper

block

adjustment.

(i)

Screw

Guide

Adjustment

-

the

distance

that

the

screw

extends

onto

the

screw

guide

should

be

kept

at

approximately

3/8".

See

figure

14.

The

screw

guide

is

adjusted

by

loosening

screw

'B'

on

the

top

side

of

the

feeder

block

and

by

stiding

the

screw

guide

in

and

out

to

achieve

the

appropriate

setting.

The

magazine

will

move

with

the

size

piece

so

that

the

screws

may

be

fed

easily

into

the

feeder

bluck.

Be

sure

to

retighten

screw

'B'

when

the

adjustment

is

complete.

(j)

Countersink

Depth

Adjustment

-

By

turning

the

depth

adjusting

dial

left

or

right,

the

depth

to

which

screws

may

be

driven

can

be

adjusted.

See

figure

15.

Rotating

the

adjusting

dial

to

the

right

reduces

driving

depth,

rotating

to

the

teft

increases

driving

depth.

(k)

Extension

Handle

(optional

accessory)

Installation

-

The

FDJ/FLVL41

tool

is

designed

primarily

to

be

used

as

a

flooring

and

decking

tool.

For

maximum

operat-

ing

comfort

the

too!

may

be

fitted

with

the

optional

extension

handie

which

allows

the

operator

to

stand

up

while

driving

screws.

The

length

of

this

handle

may

be

adjusted

to

suit

the

operator's

height

and

most

comfortable

driving

posture.

To

attach

the

handle

to

the

tool

,

place

the

handle

into

the

handle

bracket,

as

shown

in

figure

1,

and

secure

it

in

position

by

tightening

the

knob.

FIRST

SCREW

FED

INTO

PLACE

Figure

10

Figure

8

LOAD

VISROPE

IN

THIS

DIRECTION

AS

SHOWN

AM

m:

GUIDE

COVER

Figure

9

N

FEEDER

BLOCK

HEXAGONAL

LOCKING

SLEEVE

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