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Porter-Cable RN175A User Manual

Porter-Cable RN175A
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Instruction
manual
The Model and Serial No. plate is located on the main
housing of the tool. Record these numbers in the
spaces below and retain for future reference.
Model No. ______________________________________
Type ___________________________________________
Serial No. _______________________________________
IMPORTANT
Please make certain that the person who is
to use this equipment carefully reads and
understands these instructions before
starting operations.
Part No. 910221 - 05-23-03
ESPAÑOL: PÁGINA 15
FRANÇAISE : PAGE 27
To learn more about Porter-Cable
visit our website at:
http://www.porter-cable.com
Copyright © 2003 Porter-Cable Corporation
ROOFING COIL
NAILER
MODEL RN175A
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Porter-Cable RN175A Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPorter-Cable
ModelRN175A
CategoryPower Tool
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Information

EC-Declaration of Conformity

Safety Guidelines and Definitions

Safety Symbol Definitions

Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols for hazard identification.

Important Safety Instructions

Provides critical warnings about operation, maintenance, and modification of the tool.

General Safety Rules

Understand Labels and Manual

Emphasizes reading tool labels and manual to avoid severe injury or death.

Wear Safety Glasses

Mandates safety glasses with side shields conforming to ANSI Z87.1.

Keep Fingers Away from Trigger

Instructs users to keep fingers off the trigger when not driving fasteners to prevent accidental firing.

Triggering Method Choice

Highlights the importance of selecting the correct triggering method for safe operation.

Never Point Tool at Others

Warns against pointing the tool at oneself or others due to risk of serious injury or death.

Avoid Bottled Gases

Prohibits using oxygen or other combustible/reactive gases as a power source due to explosion risk.

Wear Ear Protection

Recommends wearing ear protection conforming to ANSI S3.19 to prevent hearing loss.

Use Clean, Dry Compressed Air

Specifies using clean, dry, regulated compressed air between 70-120 PSI.

Air Pressure Limits

Advises against exceeding 200 PSI air pressure and specifies air line component ratings.

Air Coupling Requirements

Requires couplings that automatically remove all pressure from the tool when disconnected.

Disconnect for Maintenance

Instructs to disconnect tool from air supply before maintenance or moving.

Inspect Tool Condition

Warns against using leaking or damaged tools and ensures all parts are tightened.

Check Safety and Trigger

Ensures safety and trigger mechanisms are functional, not altered, and inspected daily.

Safety Warning Label

Requires the tool to have an intact safety warning label; contact service if missing or damaged.

Use Approved Parts

Specifies using only Porter-Cable approved parts, fasteners, and accessories.

Connect Air Before Loading

Connect tool to air supply before loading fasteners to prevent accidental firing.

Respect the Tool

Treats the tool as a working implement and discourages horseplay.

Wear Hard Hats

Advises operators and bystanders to wear hard hats for protection against injuries.

Avoid Depressed Trigger/Safety

Instructs not to load fasteners with trigger or safety depressed to prevent unintentional firing.

Trigger Discipline

Reminds users to keep fingers off the trigger when not driving fasteners.

Maintain Footing and Balance

Stresses the importance of proper footing and balance during tool use.

Fire into Work Surface Only

Directs users to fire fasteners into the work surface, not materials too hard to penetrate.

Control Recoil

Advises gripping the tool firmly to control recoil and prevent unintended firing.

Avoid Driving on Other Fasteners

Warns against driving fasteners on top of others or at steep angles to prevent ricochets.

Avoid Driving Near Edges

Discourages driving fasteners near workpiece edges to prevent splitting and ricochets.

Contact Actuation Mode Restrictions

Prohibits contact actuation mode use on scaffoldings, ladders, or for specific tasks like closing boxes.

Technical Specifications

Employer's Responsibilities

Functional Description

Power Source Requirements

Details the required clean, dry compressed air, preferred system components, and oiling instructions.

Preparing the Tool

Connect to Air Supply

Instructions on connecting the tool to the air supply after understanding the manual.

Open Feeder and Magazine Covers

Steps to open the feeder and magazine covers for loading fasteners.

Adjust Nail Support

Guide on adjusting the nail support for different nail lengths (7/8" to 13/4").

Insert Fasteners Correctly

Instructions for inserting fasteners with points down, ensuring they face the correct direction.

Position Nail Coil

Details on removing the retainer and positioning the nail coil onto the support.

Close Covers

Instructions for closing and latching the magazine and feeder covers.

Adjust Exhaust Deflector

Guide on adjusting the exhaust deflector to direct air away from the operator.

Adjust Shingle Guide

Instructions for adjusting the shingle guide for precise shingle positioning.

Operating Instructions

Triggering Modes

Explains the selectable trigger modes: Single Sequential Actuation and Contact Actuation.

Using Triggering Modes

Single Sequential Actuation

Detailed steps for operating the tool in Single Sequential Actuation mode for accurate placement.

Contact Actuation Mode

Detailed steps for operating the tool in Contact Actuation mode for rapid fastener placement.

Sequential Trigger Availability

Information on obtaining a free-of-charge trigger for sequential actuation only.

Clearing a Jammed Fastener

Disconnect Before Clearing

Warning to disconnect tool from air supply before clearing any jammed fasteners.

Steps to Clear Jam

Procedure for clearing jammed fasteners using a soft steel rod and pliers.

Maintenance

Daily Cleaning and Inspection

Guidance on daily cleaning, inspecting trigger/safety mechanisms, and tightening screws.

Service and Repairs

Information on authorized service centers and warranty for repairs.

Troubleshooting

Common Problems and Solutions

Lists common issues like air leaks, tool inactivity, jams, and their respective solutions.

Accessories

Approved Accessories

Recommends using only Porter-Cable Delta recommended accessories for safety.

Porter-Cable Limited One Year Warranty

Warranty Coverage and Limitations

Details the one-year warranty, exclusions, and implied warranty periods.

Obtaining Warranty Information

Provides contact information for warranty performance inquiries.

Service Center Locations

US Service Center Directory

Lists Porter-Cable and Delta service centers across various US states.

Canadian Service Center Directory

Lists Porter-Cable and Delta service centers in Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec.

Trademarks

Lists registered trademarks associated with Porter-Cable and Delta products.

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