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Senco FN65DA - Nail Driving Methods

Senco FN65DA
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In the “contact-actuation” mode,
nails can be driven in two ways:
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2
1
A
A
The rst way:
Press the side of the
selector switch. This will be in-
dicated by the ashing green
LED on the selector switch.
Press the workpiece contact
(safety) element against the
work surface.
Pull the trigger and the fas-
tener is driven.
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3
1
B
B
The second way:
Press the side of the se-
lector switch for 0.5 seconds.
This will be indicated by the
ashing green LED on the
selector switch.
Pull trigger.
Depress workpiece contact
element against work surface
and drive a fastener.
This mode of operation is preferred
when you desire high production,
rapid fastener placement.
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3
1
In the “sequential-actuation” mode,
nails can only be driven one way:
Press the side of the
selector switch. This will be
indicated by the solid green
LED on the selector switch.
Position workpiece contact
(safety) element against work
surface and depress the
safety.
Pull trigger to turn on the mo-
tor and drive a fastener.
This mode of operation is helpful
when you require precise fastener
placement.
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The Fusion tool may retract the
driver partially when the battery
charge is very low. if this happens,
place a freshly charged battery
on the tool, depress the safety
and trigger to allow it to automati-
cally adjust to position the driver
correctly. The self adjustment will
sound like a series of short pulses;
this is normal and it is not caused
by any defect in the tool.
Once the tool resets, it will function
normally.

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