Operation; Tapping Screw - Power Fist 8814436 User Manual

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5. Screw the nose cone onto the shaft until tight.
a. You may wish to perform this step with the tapping screw after it is
seated firmly in the panel.
6. Disassemble and return to the case when work is complete.

OPERATION

1. Set up the slide hammer as instructed in Assembly & Installation.
2. Place the attachment against the body panel or chassis.
3. Hold the hammer horizontally. Slide the hammer until it is opposite the
handle guard.
4. Grip the hammer firmly and ram it into the handle guard in one quick motion.
Repeat until the dent or damaged section is in acceptable condition.
a. Only apply enough force to remove the dent or damage. Several light
taps may provide better results than one solid impact.
HOOK
The curved hooks (A and H) are suitable for working around raised edges or
structure to apply the end against the dent. They can also be used as a hook to
apply pressure against a round structure.
PULLER
The pullers (H and I) fit behind the body panel's edge and provides a wide
surface to straighten the damage. The plate edge puller (J) is narrower and has
a shorter angled blade. This blade is suitable for panel edges close to structure
or the access opening is narrow.

TAPPING SCREW

The tapping screw (L) pulls out panel dents that cannot be reached by other
methods. The screw may be pulled from the body panel during operation. This
method will leave a hole or small tear that will require additional body work.
Replace the screw when dull or damaged (see Care & Maintenance).
6
9 pc Slide Hammer Dent Puller Kit
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