Rectifying Faults
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The power tool is not ready for operation. | The battery is discharged or defective. |
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The battery is not properly inserted. |
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The battery temperature is too high or too low. |
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The battery contacts or motor are dirty or defective. |
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The magazine (11) is empty. |
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The discharge lock-off (1) is bent. |
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The electronic system is defective. |
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The power tool is ready for operation but no staples are discharged. | The following components may be faulty:
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Foreign objects have accumulated in the shot mechanism. |
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Foreign objects have accumulated in the outlet (2) or in the magazine (11). |
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A staple is jammed in the shot duct. |
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The magazine slider (10) is jammed or defective. |
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The spring of the magazine slider is too weak or defective. |
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The staplers being used are not approved. |
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The magazine (11) is empty. |
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The trigger (4) and the discharge lock-off (1) were actuated at the same time. |
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The staples are driven in too deep. | The depth stop (12) is set too deep. The depth stop (12) is not fully resting on the workpiece. |
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The buffer is worn. |
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The staples are not driven in deep enough. | The battery is discharged or defective. |
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The staplers being used are too long. |
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The depth stop is set too high. |
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The pressure on the workpiece is too low. |
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The driver blade is defective. |
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The power tool skips staples. | The staplers being used are not approved. |
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The spring of the magazine slider is too weak or defective. |
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Staples are frequently jamming in the shot duct. | The staplers being used are not approved. |
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The staples are old; the adhesive between the staples has lost its retention force. |
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The driven staples are bent. | The driver blade is damaged. |
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The power tool is being used on a material that is not permitted (e.g. concrete, stone). |
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