The Remington Powerdriver 490 is a lightweight hand-held power driver that operates using a trigger and a powder charge. Its design enables the user to work in tight areas and can shoot up to 2-1/2 inch power fasteners into surfaces such as wood and metal. This tool is simple to operate, but due to its potential for serious injury, often it is used by professionals. In many states, labor laws require that operators of this tool are thoroughly trained and certified before use.
Instructions
1. Check that the tool is unloaded and the muzzle is clear. Wear eye protection and protective gloves when using the Remington Powedriver 490.
2. Hold the muzzle and slide the barrel forward until it stops. This will place the piston into firing position and open the powder load chamber.
3. Insert your power fastener with the head end first into the end of the muzzle and push until its point is even with the end of the tool. Always load the fastener before the powder load.
4. Insert the powder load into the muzzle chamber until it stops and then push the barrel back into the tool's housing to set it in the closed position.
5. Place the muzzle to the work surface perpendicularly. For example, if the surface is vertical, the muzzle will be positioned horizontally. Do not tilt the tool.
6. Push the powerdriver against the surface until the barrel stops sliding.
7. Squeeze the trigger, keeping pressure on the tool as you do so.
8. Slide the barrel forward quickly to expel the spent powder load and to reset the piston. Check that the spent load has ejected before moving on to the next fastener.
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