Fastening tools for the professional operator’s manual ranger 2 18v 16g finish nailer.
3 2 tm fastening tools for the professional register your tacwise product online now to receive a 3 year extended guarantee at www.Tacwise.Com/warranty-registration or simply scan the qr code to take you directly to the registration web page if this product is not functioning correctly or you are no...
5 4 tm fastening tools for the professional fig. A fig. C - loading battery 1 fig. B - locking/unlocking actuation system 1 2 2 fig. D - removing battery 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 15 1 3 2 10 11 12 13 14 16.
7 6 tm fastening tools for the professional fig. G - depth control 1 2 fig. H - spare non-marking nose/tip protector fig. I - clearing jams fig. E - loading the tool with nails fig. F - unloading the tool fig. J - converting the battery charger plug from uk to euro 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 4.
9 8 tm fastening tools for the professional fig. K - changing the service parts - removing driver blade assembly/ replacing bungee cords (re-order code: 1292) note: do not twist or cross bungee cords when replacing 1 2 3 fig. K - changing the service parts - replacing old driver blade with new (re-o...
11 10 tm ranger 2 18v 16g finish nailer congratulations! On the purchase of your tacwise power tool. Your tool will perform to your satisfaction for a long time if handled in accordance with our safety and operating instructions. Save this manual for future reference package contents 1 x finish nail...
13 12 tm fastening tools for the professional • use appropriate detectors to determine if any utility lines are hidden within the work area or call your local utility company for assistance. Should electric lines be damaged this could lead to fire and electric shock. Damaged gas lines could lead to ...
15 14 tm fastening tools for the professional notes: • when the power tool is used under cold ambient conditions, the first nails will be driven in slower than usual. Once the power tool has warmed up during working, normal operating speed will be regained. • do not fire a nail onto an already drive...
