Paslode PF350S PowerFramer 30 Framing Nailer - Manual (Page 6)

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Sequential Operation
The sequential operating kit prevents succesive or "bounce"
driving.
■ Depress the work contacting element and hold it against the
work surface before pulling the trigger.
■ After each fastener is driven, completely release the trigger
and lift the tool from the work surface.
Precision Placement Driving
■ Grasp the tool handle firmly and place the bottom of the work
contacting element firmly against the workpiece until it is com-
pletely depressed.
■ Squeeze the trigger to drive the fastener.
■ Lift the tool from the workpiece.
■ Repeat the procedure for the next fastener.
Successive (Bounce) Driving
■ Grasp the handle firmly.
■ Squeeze the trigger and move the tool along the workpiece
with a bouncing motion, depressing the work contacting element
at the points where you want to insert a fastener.
■ Keep the trigger depressed and continue to bounce the work
contacing element against the workpiece, positioning the tool
above as carefully as possible.
■ When the desired number of fasteners have been driven,
release the tool trigger to avoid unintentional fastener discharge.
TOOL OPERATION -
continued
Loading of Nails
Step 1 - Grasp the handle firmly.
Step 2 - Insert one or two strips of nails into the
rear of the magazine.
Step 3 - Pull the follower to the rear of the
magazine until it is engaged behind the
nails.
Switching the Trigger
The tool is manufactured with a trigger that
can be switched from sequential operation to a
bounce drive operation. The trigger is placed in
the sequential operating position when the tool
was manufactured. To switch the trigger to the
bounce operating position, remove the O-ring
and trigger pivot pin from the trigger assembly.
Move the trigger to the bounce operation position
and install the trigger pivot pin and O-ring. The
postion indicator on the tool should now be
pointing to the as shown in the illustration.
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Bounce drive
position
Position
indicator
Pivot pin
and o-ring
Sequential
drive position