Specifications

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IMPORTANT:

Drop 3 drops of oil into the stapler air inlet

BEFORE  rst use. See page 2.

Please read the safety, operation and maintenance

instructions BEFORE using the Air Stapler.

Safety, Operation & Maintenance Instructions

Long & Short Nose Upholstery Air Stapler (NSG10 & NS11)

Upholstery Air Stapler (NSG10):

Short Nose Upholstery Air Stapler (NS11):

Fig. 1 Nose (Staple Discharge Area)

Trigger Safety

Trigger

Air Inlet

Magazine

Cover Latch

Fig. 2

SPECIFICATIONS:

- Operating air pressure range: 70 ~ 100 psi.

- Fastener type: 22 gauge  ne wire 71 series staples.

- Fastener leg length range: ¼" to ⅝"

- NSG10 and NS11 staplers use the same fasteners

Rowley Company sells (SKU# NS32/E, NS33/E,

NS34/E, NS35/E).

- House  tting: ¼" NPT Milton

- Magazine capacity: 160 staples

APPLICATIONS:

- For upholstery: cornice boards, head boards, sofas,

chairs, ottomans, upholstered walls, etc.

- For Window treatment: covering dust boards,

mounting soft treatments to dust boards, etc.

IMPORTANT:

This manual contains safety warnings, operation, maintenance,

parts lists and diagrams. Keep the manual in a safe place for future

reference. The instructions will help you maximize the service life of

your stapler.

Safety Instructions:

1. Do not use oxygen, flammable gas, or any other type of gas as a

power source. Use regulated and filtered compressed air only.

2. Do not use gasoline or any other flammable liquid to clean the tool.

3. Do not exceed the maximum operation air pressure of 100 psi.

4. Always disconnect the tool from the air supply before loading

staples, clearing a jam or servicing.

5. Always disconnect the tool from the air supply when not in

operation. Never leave tool unattended while connected to air

supply.

6. Do not carry tool by hose or move tool by pulling hose. Keep

hose away from heat, oil, solvents and any sharp edges. Replace

any damaged, weak or worn hoses.

7. Do not use tool as a hammer. Do not drop, drag or throw tool. If

tool is dropped, discontinue use and carefully examine for any bent,

cracked or broken parts. Listen for air leaks. Do not use tool until the

damage is repaired.

8. Always wear safety glasses and ear protection when using tool.

9. When connecting tool to air supply, only use a coupling that will

release all air pressure from the tool when disconnected.

10. Do not point the tool at yourself or at any person. Always

assume that the tool is loaded and powered. Never engage in

horseplay.

11. Keep hands, or any body parts away from the stapler nose area

when the tool is connected to the compressed air.

12. Do not drive a staple on top of another staple.

13. Turn the trigger safety so the stapler will not fire accidentally

when connecting or disconnecting tool to compressed air.

14. Always keep firm footing when using tool.

15. Do not modify or disable trigger safety.

16. Do not modify any part of tool.

17. Keep tool out of reach of children.

Air Exhaust

Summary of content (11 pages)

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Safety, Operation & Maintenance Instructions Long & Short Nose Upholstery Air Stapler (NSG10 & NS11) IMPORTANT: Drop 3 drops of oil into the stapler air inlet BEFORE first use. See page 2. Please read the safety, operation and maintenance instructions BEFORE using the Air Stapler. Upholstery Air Stapler (NSG10): Air Exhaust Trigger Safety Safety Instructions: 1. Do not use oxygen, flammable gas, or any other type of gas as a power source. Use regulated and filtered compressed air only. 2.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Set up Compressed Air: The following diagram shows a simple compressed air set-up. Connect a filter to air compressor through a straight air hose. Connect the stapler to the filter with a coiled air hose. Straight air hose is ideal for long distances. A coiled air hose gives the user more freedom while using stapler and is safer when the tool is not in use. Use quick couplers for easy connecting/disconnecting.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.): 3) Make Sure All the Screws Are Tight: Make sure the screw holding the L bracket (Fig. 6) is tight. If not, tighten it. If the screw is missing, it may be found at a home center. Its size is a M4x0.7x6 metric screw. Fig. 6 4) Load Staples (Fig. 7): 1. We strongly suggest using staples from Rowley Company. See size chart below. 2. Make sure tool is not connected to air supply. 3. Turn tool upside down. Depress the magazine latch, and magazine cover will slide open. 4.
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TROUBLESHOOTING: Problem: Possible Cause: Corrective Action: 1) Trigger can not be depressed. Trigger safety is in the way. Turn the trigger safety to the side. 2) Stapler fires but does not shoot staples. 2. Air pressure is too low. Warning: Do not remove or tamper with the trigger safety. It is there to prevent accidental firing. Make sure staples are loaded correctly in the stapler (Fig. 7). Adjust the regulator to increase output air pressure.
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TROUBLESHOOTING (Cont.): Problem: Possible Cause: Corrective Action: 6) Stapler intermittently misfires staples 1. Worn washer See corrective action for problem (2). 2. Incorrect staples. Check the staples, make sure the correct staple type is loaded in the stapler. 3. Debris in magazine chamber prevents pusher from pushing staples forward smoothly. Slide the magazine cover off the stapler (See Step 1 & 2 in How to Replace Pusher and Pusher Spring).
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REPAIR & MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS: How to Replace Pusher and Pusher Spring 3. Thread the spring behind and around the tension roller into the magazine cover slot (Fig. 11). With use, the pusher and pusher spring will be worn and need to be replaced. Call Rowley Company to order the parts. 1. Undo the screw (Fig. 8) and remove the L bracket holding the magazine cover. Fig. 8 This end will be connected to magazine cover slot hook in Step 6. This end will be connected to the pusher in Step 4.
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6. Hold the pusher firmly in one hand, with the other hand, slightly stretch the spring, bend slightly, and hook the spring onto the hook in the magazine cover slot (Fig. 14). be careful not to over stretch the spring. Fig. 14 How to Replace Other Parts With use, some parts may break or wear out. See the table below for stock numbers of most replacable parts. Order Lubricant Syringe (AS65) also. AS65 will be used in the following steps.
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2. Remove the magazine/nose assembly (1) and washers (2) (Fig. 18). Fig. 18 5. Pull the piston (1) out. A pair of pliers can be helpful. Wrap the jaws of a pair of pliers with fabrics and pull the cylinder (2) out with a slight twist. Remove the old bumper (3) from the bottom of the cylinder. (2) (1) (1) (2) (3) Fig. 21 3. Unscrew the four bolts as shown in Fig. 19. Fig. 19 6. Apply small mount of lubricant grease (AS65) to the outer surface of a new bumper.
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11. Place the exhaust cap on as shown (Fig. 27). 8. Make sure the new washers are clean, free of any debris or cracks. Apply lubricant grease (AS65) around the outer edge of the new rubber washer. First place the new rubber washer, then the metal washer on the stapler and make sure the washers are oriented properly (See Fig. 24). Fig. 27 Grease Fig. 24 12. Insert the four bolts. Tighten the bolts while pressing down the exhaust cap. Connect the stapler to the compressed air. Try to shoot a few staples.
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Limited Warranty • Limited Warranty The warranty covers material and workmanship • After warranty period expires, customers can still defects of the Long and Short and Nose Upholstery defects - The warranty covers material workmanship Stapler NSG11) by Rowley Co. of the (NSG10 Long and&Short Nosesold Upholstery Stapler • The(NSG10 warranty period is 90 days from the date & NS11) sold by Rowley Company. of purchase. - The warranty period is 90 days from the date of purchase.
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PARTS DIAGRAM & LIST FOR NS11: Parts Diagram & List for NS11: # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Part Name Bolt M5X20 Exhaust Cap Compression Spring Rectangle Washer Cylinder Cover O-Ring 11.7X2.1 O-Ring 16.2X2.1 Piston Stop Collar # 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Part Name O-Ring 2.65X30.2 Cylinder O-Ring 2.65X18 Piston Bumper Sealing Gasket Gun Body Washer Rectangle Washer # 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Part Name Trigger Valve Seat Trigger Valve Stem O-Ring 1.7X2 Trigger Valve Guide O-Ring 11.