SPIT Spitfire P370 Manual De Instrucciones página 17

Cleaning (continued)
Reassembly
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Front part
Damage to the end of the inertia block can be the cause of poor
fixing:
- fixing not at right angles
- shearing of the stud on penetration
• Check the wear or possible deformation of the inertia block.
Deformation of the end can be trued up by grinding up to 3 mm
by making a chamfer.
Keep the ground surface at right angles to the centre line of the
inertia block.
TIPS
Powder-actuated tools require regular
maintenance to remove the carbon deposited
by combustion fumes. Whenever the tool
requires unusual force, or when there is a lack
of strength or percussion of the charge without
driving in the stud, dismantle the front part and
clean the bore of the barrel, the charge and the
inertia block.
It is essential to use SPIT lubricant for
maintenance. We recommend wiping parts after
oiling them.
Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly
Position the barrel's groove at the top (see fig. 12)
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Insert the barrel assembly in the handle and screw the knurled
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ring
After reassembly, check that the barrel slides properly in the
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handle
Insert the insulation ring on the inertia block's rod
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Insert the rubber ring on the rod
Position the inertia block assembly in the barrel
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Screw up the magazine (until the first "click" and turn once) or the
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stud guide.
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