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Silverline 282400 - Operation and Setup; Before Use and Air Supply; Connecting and Safety Checks; Tool Adjustments and Loading

Silverline 282400
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i) A badly maintained or connected tool may have delayed ring.Waterintheairsupply,lack
ofoilinthetoolorairsupply,pluswornpartscancauseun-anticipatedoperation
j) Incorrect fasteners not designed or the incorrect size for your tool can cause operator
injury and damage to the tool
k) Do not load fasteners with trigger pulled or safety depressed
l) Be careful when ring fasteners into thin material or at the edge of material. The fasteners
maygostraightthroughormissthematerialandcausedamageorinjurytopeoplenearby
m) Exceeding the maximum recommended air pressure can cause abnormal or unexpected
operation.Neverconnecttoanairsupplythatcouldexceeds200psithiswillcauseairtoolsto
failcatastrophicallyburstingsealsandfailuresinothercomponents
n) Do not attach the tool to a hose and the hose to a compressor with only threaded
connections. Alwaysusequickconnectorssothetoolcanberemovedfromtheairsupply
connection when needed for safe operation
o) Never t a female Quick Connector directly to the leader hose/whip hose or directly to the
tool.Thestoredpressurisedairevenwhendetachedfromthemainairsupplycanoperatethe
toolunexpectedly.
Disconnect air hose from tool when
a) Doing maintenance and inspection
b) Making adjustment to the tool
c) Clearing a jam
d) Ifnotinuse
e) Leaving work area
f) Moving it to another location
g) Handing it to another operator
1. Handle
2. Magazine Hex Screw 5mm
3. Magazine Loading Point
4. Locking Lever
5. Air Inlet
6. Magazine Latch
7. Magazine Hex Screw 5mm
8. Magazine Hex Screw 3mm
9. Safety Catch
10. Depth Adjuster
11. Trigger
12. Exhaust
13. 6mm Hex Key
14. 5mm Hex Key
15. 3mm Hex Key
16. ¼" Male BSP Bayonet Quick Connector
17. Air Tool Oil
Product Familiarisation
Intended Use
Powerfulairframingnailerres50-90mmcollated,clippedheadnails.forroofframing,fencing,
deckingandooring.
Unpacking Your Product
Carefullyunpackandinspectyourproduct.Fullyfamiliariseyourselfwithallitsfeaturesand
functions
Ensureallpartsoftheproductarepresentandingoodcondition.Ifanypartsaremissingor
damaged, have such parts replaced before attempting to use this product
Before Use
WARNING: Alwaysdisconnectthetoolfromtheairsupplybeforeadjustmentormaintenance
is carried out.
Recommended air supply
Thistoolshouldbeconnectedtoaclean,dryairsupplywithinlineoilerandwaterseparator
Donotallowsupplypressuretoexceedthemaximumstated(seespecicationdetails)
Ensurethatallpartsofthesystem(hoses,couplers,etc)arecorrectlyratedfortheairpressure
to be used
Ifanautomaticoiler(asperdiagrambelow)isnotused,pourtwodropsofairtooloilintotheair
inlet of the quick connector before each use
TO YOUR
AIR TOOL
LEADER HOSE
NIPPLE
QUICK COUPLER
WATER SEPARATION
OILER
NIPPLE
REGULATOR
DRAIN DAILY
AIR SUPPLY
RECOIL HOSE
Dirty,wetairwillrapidlycorrodetheinternalworkingpartsofthismachineandwillshortenits
workinglifesignicantly.Watercollectsinthecompressortankandwillcauseseriouscorrosion.
Thetankmustbedrainedonadailybasistopreventwaterbuild-upintheairsupply
Note: Some air tools have built-in regulators which are used to control speed/torque performance.
Whereatooldoesnothaveabuilt-inregulator,thespeed/torquecanstillbeadjustedbyvaryingthe
pressureonyourairsupplyregulator.
Fitting the Quick Connector
A¼"MaleBSPBayonetQuickConnector(16)issuppliedwiththistool.
RemovetherubberprotectivecaptoAirInlet(5)tottheQuickConnector
ApplyingPTFEtapetothescrewthreadswillhelptomaintainanairtightseal.
ScrewtheQuickConnectorintotheAirInlet(5)(Fig.I)
Tighten with a suitable spanner (not supplied)
Airlinesttedwithmatching¼”connectorswillnowcouplewiththistool
IMPORTANT:DONOTovertightentheQuickConnectorasthismaydamagethetool.
Checking the Safety Catch
WARNING:EnsurenonailsorstaplesareloadedinthemagazinebeforecheckingtheSafety
Catch (9).
WARNING: IftheSafetyCatchisfaultyinanywayDONOTUSEthetool.
TheSafetyCatch(9)shouldmoveinandoutfreelywithnoobstruction
NormaloperationoftheSafetyCatchpreventsthetoolbeingredwithouttheSafetyCatch
being depressed
TotesttheSafetyCatchisworkingcorrectly:
1. Connectthetooltotheairsupplyusingthe¼”MaleBSPBayonetQuickConnector(16)
2. CarefullypushtheSafetyCatchagainstapieceofwoodwithoutpullingtheTrigger(11)(Fig.
II).Thetoolmustnotre.Shouldthetoolreitmustberepairedbeforeanyfurtheruse
3. Holdthetoolawayfromthepieceofwood.TheSafetyCatchshouldreturntoitsoriginal
position
4. PulltheTrigger(Fig.III).Thetoolmustnotre.Shouldthetoolreitmustberepairedbefore
anyfurtheruse
Adjusting the Exhaust
TheExhaust(12)canberotatedtodirecttheowoftheexhaustgases(Fig.IV)
TheExhaustshouldbepositionedtodirecttheowofexhaustgasesawayfromtheoperator
Loading the magazine
Toloadthemagazine:
1. SlidetheMagazineLatch(6)totheendofthemagazine,untilitlocksintoposition(Fig.V)
2. InsertfastenersintotheMagazineLoadingPoint(3)ensuringthepointsofthefastenersare
facing toward the workpiece
3. ToreleasetheMagazineLatch,slidetheLatchtowardstheendofthemagazineand
simultaneouslypresstheLockingLever(4)(Fig.VI)
4. KeepholdoftheMagazineLatchandslidetheLatchbackupthemagazinetoloadthe
fasteners
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