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Verify that the floorboard is pushed snugly against the adjacent flooring or the wall using the small
raised fence on the base of the stapler.
STAPLE/NAIL/CLEAT FLUSH WITH ONE STRIKE OF THE MALLET. Ensure that the force of the
hammer blow to the nailer is sufficient. If the force of the blow to the nailer is too light the staple/nail
may not be inserted completely into the flooring. It may take you a few tries to gauge the proper
amount of force to use. For nails that are not fully inserted into the floor, you can use a hammer to pull
the nail out or knock the nails in with a nail setter. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE A FASTENER INTO
THE SAME LOCATION TWICE.
Operating Instructions - Clearing a Jammed Fastener
To clear a jammed fastener:
1) Disconnect the tool from the air line.
2) Remove the fasteners that are stored in the tool's magazine.
3) Use pliers or another appropriate tool to remove the jammed fastener.
4) Reload the fasteners into the tool magazine.
5) Re-connect the air line to the tool's air inlet.
6) Test fire 3 to 5 fasteners into a piece of scrap wood in order to ensure proper operation.
NOTE: If the fasteners continue to jam, contact the Toll-free Helpline, at 1-866-689-9928.
SUFFICIENT FORCE IS REQUIRED TO COMPLETELY DRIVE A SINGLE
The stapler releases one staple with each hit .Hitting the whack-cap
twice will project a second staple onto the first which could cause a
potential ricochet hazard.
Always disconnect the tool from the compressed air source before loading or
changing fasteners. Do not point the tool toward yourself or other people while
loading or changing fasteners. Do not hold the tool with the trigger
depressed while loading or changing fasteners.
Do not point the tool toward yourself or other people. Serious personal injury
may result if these instructions are not followed.
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