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PNT800
Caution!
1. Before servicing this tool, replacing any of its parts, or otherwise
assembling or disassembling it, disconnect all compressed air couplings to
make sure it is not supplied with compressed air.
If you start to work on this tool while it is supplied with compressed air,
parts or oil could fly out or the tool could start moving unexpectedly,
causing accident or injury.
2. The fill screws must be fully tightened before you use this tool.
If any of the fill screws are loose or missing, oil can spurt out, causing
accident or injury.
3. Do not use this tool without its nose housing.
Your fingers could be trapped and injured by the exposed parts.
4. Only use parts that are provided or recommended by Nippon Pop Rivets
and Fasteners. Attach the appropriate parts to this tool for the Pop Nuts
you are using.
Other than reducing performance, using the wrong attachments could
cause malfunctions leading to accident or injury.
5. Do not alter the tool without permission from the manufacturer.
Resulting malfunctions could lead to accident or injury.
6. This tool should be serviced by a qualified technician who has a full
understanding of its functions and mechanisms. Even experienced
technicians should refer to this instruction manual and proceed carefully
as instructed.
If this tool is serviced by someone who lacks the required level of
knowledge and ability, performance could be reduced and malfunctions
could result, leading to accident or injury.
7. Order repairs to this tool from the manufacturer.
If the tool needs repairing, contact your supplier or the manufacturer.
If this tool is repaired by someone who lacks the required level of
knowledge and ability, performance could be reduced and malfunctions
could result, leading to accident or injury.
8. Keep the grip of the handle dry and clean at all times. It must be free of
oil and grease.
If the grip is slippery, the user could drop the tool.
9. Do not grip or turn the mandrel with your fingers etc. while the tool is
connected to its compressed air supply.
The mandrel could start moving and injure your fingers.
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