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General| Type | Finish Nailer |
|---|---|
| Magazine Capacity | 100 nails |
| Operating Pressure | 70 - 120 PSI |
| Power Source | Pneumatic |
| Tool-Free Depth Adjustment | Yes |
| Tool-Free Jam Release | Yes |
| Exhaust | Rear |
Identifies the specific model of the finish nailer as FN250A.
Crucial information to read before starting operations for safety.
Explains symbols used for hazard identification (Danger, Warning, Caution).
Key instructions to save and follow for safe operation and maintenance.
Read manual, wear safety glasses, keep fingers off trigger, avoid pointing.
Use correct air pressure, hoses, and avoid improper gas sources.
Wear safety glasses and hearing protection as specified.
Connect tool with pressure-releasing couplings; disconnect before maintenance.
Do not use damaged tools; ensure safety labels are present; use approved parts.
Connect air before loading; avoid loading with depressed trigger/safety.
Assume tool is loaded; wear hard hats; handle with respect.
Keep finger off trigger; grip tool firmly to control recoil.
Fire into suitable surfaces, avoid edges, overlaps, and steep angles.
Specific usage limitations for contact actuation mode.
Employers must ensure safety warnings and instructions are followed.
Describes the FN250A as a heavy-duty pneumatic finish nailer for 16 ga. nails.
Details operating pressure, preferred system components (filter, regulator, oiler).
Importance of clean air and using air tool oil if no in-line oiler is present.
Discusses connector sizes and the necessity of pressure-releasing couplings.
Connect the tool to the air supply after reading the manual.
Load fasteners after connecting air supply, ensuring trigger/safety are not depressed.
How to pull and latch the follower to hold fasteners in the magazine.
Instructions for inserting fasteners with points down into the magazine.
How to adjust the exhaust deflector to direct air away from the operator.
Explains when to use or remove the fastener guide based on fastener length.
Basic steps for operating the nailer, including grip and placement.
Details the standard "trigger fire" method for accurate fastener placement.
Explains the alternate "bottom fire" trigger for rapid fastener driving.
How to use the depth adjustment knob to control fastener sinking depth.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing jammed fasteners.
Daily cleaning and inspection procedures for the tool's condition and function.
Guidelines for authorized service centers and warranty repairs.
Diagnosing and fixing air leaks near the trigger or tool body.
Addresses issues like tool not operating, sluggishness, or frequent jamming.
Information on available accessories and their recommended use.
Details the warranty coverage, limitations, and claim procedures.
