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If you're experiencing staple jams with your Senco Power Tool, here’s what you should do: * First, disconnect the air supply. * Then, remove the fasteners. * Next, clear the jam. * Finally, follow the loading procedure.
How to fix air leak near top of Senco Power Tool?
If you notice an air leak near the top of your Senco Power Tool, try adjusting the air supply and tightening the screws. Alternatively, you might need to install a repair kit; refer to the Parts Manual for guidance.
What to do if there is air leak near bottom of Senco Power Tool?
If you're experiencing an air leak near the bottom of your Senco Power Tool, try cleaning the tool and tightening the screws. If the problem persists, consider installing a repair kit. Refer to the Parts Manual for further instructions.
General| Brand | Senco |
|---|---|
| Model | PalletPro Series |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Requirements for eye protection, hearing, gloves, and appropriate clothing.
Guidance on alertness, tool handling, energy sources, trigger use, and recoil.
Lists forbidden applications, actuation mode restrictions, and unsafe driving methods.
Advice on tool grip, disconnecting air supply, and inspecting parts for damage.
Warnings about workpiece contact, air leaks, and not using damaged tools.
Procedure for clearing staple jams and addressing common issues like air leaks.
Specifies warranty duration for different Senco product categories.
Lists conditions and parts not covered by the Senco warranty, and limitations.
