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Do not load any fasteners into the tool if one
of the control elements (e.g. trigger, workpiece
contact) is currently activated.
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When fastening roofs or similar inclined surfaces,
start at the bottom part and work gradually
upwards. Working downwards is hazardous,
because you could loose your footing. Never
fire the tool into free space. This prevents any
dangers resulting from fasteners flying around
and excess loading of the tool.
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Do not use the tool as a hammer.
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This tool may only be used for the intended
purpose.
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If the device is not being used, store in a dry
place away from children.
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After using the tool, remove the battery and store
the tool safely, by placing it on the side. The tool
must not be stood up during storage.
Foreseeable dangers and warnings in respect of
the general use of the tool are described below.
Assess the specific risks that could arise from each
use separately.
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Always ensure sufficient ventilation of your
workplace.
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Keep the appliance out of the reach of children
and never leave it unattended. When not in use,
keep the tool in a safe place out of the reach of
unauthorised persons.
Danger of projectile parts
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Remove the battery and fuel cell in the following
situations:
• None-use;
• Performance of maintenance or repairs;
• Clearance of a jam;
• Lifting, lowering or other such movements of the
tool to a new location;
• The tool is outside the supervision or control of
the operator;
• Adjustments are being made;
• Removal of fasteners from the magazine; or
• Changing/replacement of accessories
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During operation, ensure that the fasteners pene-
trate the material correctly and cannot be fired/
deflected in the direction of the operator and/or
other people.
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Fragments from the workpiece or from the fas-
tening or bundle system may be ejected during
operation.
Safety instructions
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When operating the tool, always wear impact-re-
sistant safety glasses with side protection. The
risks for other persons must be assessed by the
operator.
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Take care when using tools without a work-
piece contact, as these can be unintentionally
fired resulting in injury to the operator and/or
bystanders.
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Ensure that the tool is always securely against
the workpiece and cannot slide.
Dangers during operation
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Hold the tool firmly and be ready to counteract
both normal and sudden movements, e.g. recoils.
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Always maintain a balanced posture and secure
footing.
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Use of suitable safety glasses; appropriate safety
gloves and protective clothing are recom-
mended.
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Dust mask, safety helmet, safety shoes and other
personal protective equipment are required
in some working environments. Employer, tool
owner and operator must enforce the wearing
of the personal protective equipment necessary
for the specific working environment by all
employees.
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Use the correct mains adapter for the tool, see
the section Technical data.
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The operating instructions provide informa-
tion about the fasteners.
Repeating movements
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If a tool is used for a long time, it can result in
discomfort in the hands, arms, shoulders, neck or
other body parts.
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When using a tool, the operator must adopt a
suitable but still ergonomic stance. Ensure you
are standing securely and avoid uncomfortable
of unstable body postures.
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If a tool operator experiences symptoms such
as persistent or recurring discomfort, pain,
throbbing, pins and needles, numbness, burning,
or stiffness, do not ignore these warning signs.
The operator should consult a health professional
and describe all of their work tasks.
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Each risk assessment should focus on muscu-
loskeletal disorders, in particular based on the
assumption that reducing tiredness during work
can effectively reduce health disorders.
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