Operation - DeWalt DCF6201 Bedienungsanleitung

ENGLISH
Installing and Removing the
Magazine from the Screwdriver
(fi g. 2)
With the the nose cone removed and provided driver
bit (h) installed, push the magazine over the bit onto
the screw driver until the magazine clicks into place
and ensure that it does not disengage.
NOTE: If necessary - rotate the attachment to locate
properly on mount.
NOTE: Make sure the screw driver control lever is
set to forward rotation before use.
To remove the magazine, press and hold the release
buttons (g) on both sides of the accessory and pull
accessory off the screwdriver.

OPERATION

Instructions for Use
WARNING: Always observe the safety
instructions and applicable regulations.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of
serious personal injury, turn tool
off and disconnect battery pack
before making any adjustments or
removing/installing attachments or
accessories. An accidental start-up
can cause injury.
Setting Magazine Screw Length
(fi g. 3)
This magazine is designed for 25– 57 mm (1"– 2¼")
screw lengths. Failure to set the correct screw
length can cause screws to not be driven accurately
which can result in the failure to advance to the next
screw or screws not being driven properly. The shoe
has marked specific slots (l) for each of the most
common screws, however this attachment can still
drive any size screw between 25– 57 mm (1"– 2¼").
To accommodate for less common screws adjust to
the next longest slot.
CAUTION: Do not adjust while a screw
strip is in the magazine.
1. Slide screw length adjustment tab (b) to the left.
2. Holding the screw length adjustment tab in
place, adjust the shoe (e) to the desired length.
3. Release the screw length adjustment tab. Make
sure that the locking pin has fully returned and
is in the correct position.
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Inserting Collated Screw Strips
(fi g. 4)
NOTICE: Use only screw strips that are
suitable to this magazine. Only insert
screw strips when the screwdriver
power is off and the trigger is locked.
Proper use of collated strips will reduce the risk
of injury, reduce jams and prevents screws from
damaging work piece. For best performance use
new, undamaged strips free of debris.
1. Take a collated strip, holding the plastic portion,
and feed from the bottom of the screw guide
(a) and into the bottom of the advancing
mechanism (d).
2. Continue feeding the strip until the first screw is
one slot below the driver bit.
Setting Screw Depth (fi g. 1)
Turn fine depth adjustment (c) anti-clockwise (as
viewed from behind the tool) to make the screw
head stop raised from the work piece.
Turn fine depth adjustment (c) clockwise to make the
screw head stop deeper into the work piece.
There is a window to show where in the adjustment
range the tool is. When the slider is furthest from
the tool the screw head will stop in the most raised
position. When the slider is closest to the screw
driver tool the screw head will stop in its deepest
position.
Driving Screws (fi g. 1)
1. Before driving screws, ensure screwdriver drive
direction is switched to forward position.
NOTE: Always hold the screwdriver
perpendicular to work piece.
2. With the magazine installed on the screwdriver,
position shoe (e) on work piece in location
where screw is to be driven.
3. Switch the screwdriver on by holding the trigger
in the on position. Continue to hold trigger or
engage the trigger lock-on.
4. Apply pressure against work piece. This will
advance screw into alignment with screwdriver
bit.
5. Continue to apply consistent pressure until
screw is driven in completely and screwdriver
clutches disengage.
6. Lift screwdriver from workpiece.