MURO FDVL41 - Operating Instructions

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SLIDE

AND

LIFT

GUIDE

COVER

AS

SHOWN.

GRIP

FINGER

SLIGHTLY

DEPRESS

FEEDER

BLOCK

AND

REMOVE

VISROPE

Figure

11

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATION

OF

THE

FD/FLVL41

(a)

Driving

Screws

-

With

the

FD/FLVL41

loaded

with

the

appropriate

VISROPE,

grasp

the

tool

solidly

and

adopt

a

stable

posture.

The

optional

extension

handle

allows

the

tool

to

be

gripped

comfortably

and

firmly

with

both

hands.

Pressing

the

trigger

switch

starts

the

motor

but

does

not

cause

the

bit

to

rotate.

Ensure

the

tool's

screw

guide

is

placed

firmly

onto

the

work

surface.

Failure

to

securely

hold

the

screw

guide

against

the

work

surface

may

result

in

the

screw

being

incompletely

driven.

Pushing

firmly

forward

on

the

tool

will

force

the

driver

bit

into

the

screw

recess

and

the

bit

will

start

to

rotate

and

begin

to

drive

the

screw.

Maintain

force

on

the

tool

until

the

screw

is

completely

driven.

The

screw

should

be

driven

with

a

single

action

and

once

the

screw

is

fully

driven,

allow

the

feeder

block

to

return

to

it's

original

position

and

the

next

screw

will

automatically

feed

forward.

If

the

feeding

mechanism

should

jam,

stop

driving

immediately.

Remove

the

VISROPE

as

previously

described,

clear

the

jam,

reload

and

restart

driving.

(b)

Removing

Screws

-

Should

a

screw

be

driven

incorrectly

or

in

the

wrong

location,

you

can use

the

FD/FLVL41

tool

to

remove

screws.

To

do

this

you

must

first

switch

off

the

tool

motor,

unload

VISROPE,

press

reversing

switch

to

reverse

mode

place

the

bit

tip

into

the

recess

of

the

screw.

Push

down

lightly

on

the

tool

to

hold

bit

in

the

screw

recess

and

press

trigger

to

remove

the

screw.

WARNING:

Whenever

driving

screws

into

surfaces

which

might

contain

hidden

live

electrical

wires

be

sure

to

hold

the

tool

only

by

its

insulated

grasping

surface

and

not

to

touch

any

metal

components

of

the

tool

which

may

become

live.

For

horizontal

applications

figure

16

shows

the

proper

way

to

hold

the

tool.

ROTATE

THIS

WAY

TO

INCREASE

DRIVING

DEPTH

ROTATE

THIS

WAY

TO

DECREASE

DRIVING

DEPTH

SCREW

DEPTH

ADJUSTING

DIAL

Figure

15

Figure

12

STOPPER

BLOCK

LOOSEN

CAP

SCREW

AND

SLIDE

STOPPER

BLOCK

TO

ALIGN

Y

ARROWS

WITH

APPROPRIATE

Figure

13

VISROPE

TYPE.

SCREW

GUIDE

aT

i

Dí

i

L

SCREW

B

LOOSEN

SCREW

'B'

SLIDE

SCREW

GUIDE

IN

OR

OUT

AS

NECESSARY

TO

ADJUST

FOR

3/8"

AS

SHOWN.

.

RE-TIGHTEN

SCREW

B

Figure

14

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