Layout And Items Supplied - EINHELL DTA 25/2 Manual De Instrucciones Original

dangerous situations.
4. Service
a) Have your tool repaired only by trained
personnel and/or the authorized service
agent, using only genuine spare parts.
This will ensure that your tool remains safe to
use.
Special safety information
•
Do not use the stapler for a purpose for which
it is not designed.
•
Keep air tools safe from children.
•
Never use the equipment when you are not
rested or distracted.
•
Connect the compressed air using a quick-
lock coupling only.
•
Staplers may only be connected to lines/
hoses which do not allow the maximum
permitted pressure of the equipment to be
exceeded by more than 10%. A pressure re-
gulator (pressure reducer) with a downstream
pressure control valve must be fitted to the
compressed air hose if the pressure is higher.
•
The operating pressure must be adjusted by
a pressure reducer.
•
When using a pneumatically operated stap-
ler/nailer, only use the pressure required for
the specific operation to prevent an unneces-
sarily high noise level, excessive wear and
consequential faults.
•
Never use oxygen or combustible gases as a
power source. Danger of fire and explosion.
•
Always disconnect the equipment from the
compressed air source before tackling faults
or starting any maintenance work.
•
Use only genuine spare parts. Repairs may
only be carried out by an authorized agent
of the manufacturer or by an alternative spe-
cialist in accordance with the specifications
contained in the operating instructions.
•
Wear the necessary protective clothing when
working with the stapler, in particular safety
goggles and protective gloves.
•
Do not exceed the maximum air pressure of
8 bar.
•
Do not direct the connected and loaded nailer
at other people.
•
Do not remove the earthing contact device.
•
Never leave the equipment unattended when
loaded.
•
Never use the equipment if defective.
•
Only use the types of staples/nails specified
in the technical data.
•
The equipment must always be depressu-
Anl_SA_DTA_25_2_SPK8.indb 15 Anl_SA_DTA_25_2_SPK8.indb 15
GB
rized after disconnection.
•
Never use the equipment without staples/
nails.
•
Never point an operational stapler directly at
yourself or at any other person.
•
Whilst working with the stapler, hold it in such
a way that your head and body cannot be
injured in case of kickback caused by disrup-
tion of the power supply or by hard areas of
the workpiece.
•
Never trigger the stapler into the open air.
This is important to avoid the hazards of
free-flying staples and of overloading the
appliance.
•
For the purposes of transportation, the stapler
must be disconnected from the compressed-
air system, especially if you are using a lad-
der or are adopting an unusual posture.
•
In the workplace, carry the stapler only by its
handle and ensure that the trigger is inacti-
vated.
•
Make allowance for the workplace conditions.
Staples can potentially go straight through
thin workpieces or they can slide off workpi-
eces when working on corners and edges,
thus putting persons at risk.
•
For you own personal safety, always use
suitable protective equipment such as, for
example, hearing and eye protection.
•
Check that the trigger catch functions correct-
ly every time before you use the equipment.
You are allowed to start using the equipment
only if the device functions perfectly.
This equipment is not suitable for the fol-
lowing work:
•
If changing from one stapling point to another
involves moving about on platforms, steps,
ladders or any other structures similar to lad-
ders such as, e.g. roof battens.
•
Sealing of boxes or crates.
•
Fitting of transportation braces, e.g. to vehic-
les and wagons

2. Layout and items supplied

2.1 Layout (Fig. 1-8)
A Trigger lever
B Compressed air connection
C Magazine lever
D Magazine cover
E Magazine
- 15 -
02.11.2016 14:49:50 02.11.2016 14:49:50