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VILRO

AUTO

FEED

SCREWDRIVING

TOOL

[J]

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

FOR

MODELS

FDVL41

&

FLVL41

Read

through

carefully

and

understand

these

instructions

before

use.

M

URO

MURO

NORTH

AMERICA

INC.

Brampton,

Ontario,

Canada,

LOT

3T4

INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

Congratulations

on

the

purchase

of

your

Muro

Auto

Feed

Screwdriving

Tool.

The

Muro

FD/FLVL41

is

an

all-in-one,

high

performance

tool,

designed

with

the

professional

in

mind.

This

MURO

model

drives

collated

screws

(VISROPE)

from

1"

to

3"

in

length.

Be

sure

to

ask

for

Muro

VISROPE

screw

coils

to

ensure

trouble

free

operation

of

your

Muro

Auto

Feed

Screwdriving

Tool.

General

Safety

Rules

WARNING!

Read

and

understand

all

instructions.

Failure

to

follow

all

instructions

listed

below,

may

result

in

electric

shock,

fire

and/or

serious

personal

injury.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

A.

Work

Area

1.

Keep

your

work

area

clean

and

well

fit.

Cluttered

benches

and

dark

areas

invite

accidents.

2.

Do

not

operate

power

tools

in

explosive

atmospheres,

such

as

in

the

presence

of

flammable

liquids,

gases,

or

dust.

Power

tools

create

sparks

which

may

ignite

the

dust

or

fumes.

3.

Keep

bystanders,

children,

and

visitors

away

while

operating

a

power

too!.

Distractions

can

cause

you

to

lose

control.

B.

Electrical

Safety

1.

Double

insulated

tools

are

equipped

with

a

polarized

piug

(one

blade

is

wider

than

the

other.)

This

plug

will

fit

in

a

polarized

outlet

only

one

way.

If

the

plug

does

not

fit

fully

in

the

outlet,

reverse

the

plug.

If it

still

does

not

fit,

contact

a

qualified

electrician

to

install

a

polarized

outlet.

Do

not

change

the

plug

in

any

way.

Double

insulation

[E]

eliminates

the

need

for

the

three

wire

grounded

power

cord

and

grounded

power

supply

system.

2.

Avoid

body

contact

with

grounded

surfaces

such

as

pipes,

radiators,

ranges

and

refrigerators.

There

is

an

increased

risk

of

electric

shock

if

your

body

is

grounded.

3.

Don't

expose

power

tools

to

rain

or

wet

conditions.

Water

entering

a

power

tool

will

increase

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

4.

Do

not

abuse

the

cord.

Never

use

the

cord

to

carry

the

tools

or

pull

the

plug

from

an

outlet.

Keep

cord

away

from

heat,

oil,

sharp

edges

or

moving

parts.

Replace

damaged

cords

immediately.

Damaged

cords

increase

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

5.

When

operating

a

power

tool

outside,

use

an

outdoor

extension

cord

marked

“W-A"

or

“W”

These

cords

are

rated

for

outdoor

use

and

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock.

Be

sure

to

use

an

extension

cord

of

sufficient

size

to

prevent

overheating

and

loss

of

power

to

the

tool.

The

table

below

shows

the

correct

size

extension

cord

to

use.

Cord

Length

Required

Wire

Size

25

feet

18

ga

50

feet

16

ga

75

feet

14

ga

100

feet

12

9a

C.

Personal

Safety

1.

Stay

alert,

watch

what

you

are

doing

and

use

common

sense

when

operating

a

power

tool.

Do

not

use

tool

while

tired

or

under

the

influence

of

drugs,

alcohol,

or

medication.

A

moment

of

inattention

while

operating

power

tools

may

result

in

serious

personal

injury.

2.

Dress

properly.

Do

not

wear

loose

clothing

or

jewellery.

Contain

long

hair.

Keep

your

hair,

clothing,

and

gloves

away

from

moving

parts.

Loose

ciothes,

jewellery,

or

long

hair

can

be

caught

in

moving

parts.

3.

Avoid

accidental

starting.

Be

sure

switch

is

off

before

plugging

in.

Carrying

tools

with

your

finger

on

the

switch

or

plugging

in

tools,

that

have

the

switch

on

invites

accidents.

4.

Remove

adjusting

keys

or

wrenches

before

turning

the

tool

on.

A

wrench

or

a

key

that

is

left

attached

to

a

rotating

part

of

the

tool

may

result

in

personal

injury.

5.

Do

not

over

reach.

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

at

all

times.

Proper

footing

and

balance enables

better

control

of

the

tool

in

unexpected

situations.

6.

Use

safety

equipment.

Always

wear

eye

protection.

Dust

mask,

non-skid

safety

shoes,

hard

hat,

or

hearing

protection

must

be

used

for

appropriate

conditions.

D.

Tool

Use

and

Care

1.

Use

clamps

or

other

practical

way

to

secure

and

support

the

workpiece

to

a

stable

platform.

Holding

the

work

by

hand

or

against

your

body

is

unstable

and

may

lead

to

loss

of

control.

2.

Do

not

force

tool.

Use

the

correct

tool

for

your

application.

The

correct

tool

will

do

the

job

better

and

safer

at

the

rate

for

which

it

is

designed.

3.

Do

not

use

tool

if

switch

does

not

turn

it

on

or

off.

Any

toot

that

cannot

be

controlled

with

the

switch

is

dangerous

and

must

be

repaired.

4.

Disconnect

the

plug

from

the

power

source

before

making

any

adjustments,

changing

accessories,

or

storing

the

tool.

Such

preventive

safety

measures

reduce

the

risk

of

starting

the

tool

accidentally.

5.

Store

idle

tools

out

of

reach

of

children

and

other

untrained

persons.

Tools

are

dangerous

in

the

hands

of

untrained

users.

6.

Maintain

tools

with

care.

Keep

cutting

tools

sharp

and

clean.

Properly

maintained

tools,

with

sharp

cutting

edges

are

less

likely

to

bind

and

are

easier

to

control.

7.

Check

for

misalignment

or

binding

of

moving

parts,

breakage

of

parts,

and

any

other

condition

that

may

affect

the

tools

operation.

If

damaged,

have

the

tool

serviced

before

using.

Many

accidents

are

caused

by

poorly

maintained

toolis.

8.

Use

only

accessories

that

are

recommended

by

the

manufacturer

for

your

model.

Accessories

that

may

be

suitable

for

one

tool,

may

become

hazardous

when

used

on

another

tool.

E.

Service

1.

Tool

service

must

be

performed

only

by

qualified

repair

personnel.

Service

or

maintenance

performed

by

unqualified

personnel

could

result

in

a

risk

of

injury.

2.

When

servicing

a

tool,

use

only

the

identical

replacement

parts.

Follow

instructions

in

the

Maintenance

section

of

this

manual.

Use

of

unauthorized

parts

or

failure

to

follow

Maintenance

Instructions

may

create

a

risk

of

electric

shock

or

injury.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS.

SYMBOLS

AND

DEFINITIONS

[o]

Class

II

Construction

(Double

Insulation)

V

-

Volts

~

-

Alternating

Current

A

-Amperes

W

-Watt

Hz

-Hertz

Nng

-

No

Load

Speed

GUIDE

COVER

FEEDER

BLOCK

SCREW

GUIDE

GUIDE

POLE

VISROPE

MAGAZINE

Figure

1

FUNCTIONAL

DESCRIPTION

The

MURO

FDIFLVL41

Automatic

Screw

Driving

tool

has

been

designed

to

provide

a

convenient

and

efficient

way

to

drive

screws

at

a

much

faster

rate

than

with

conventional

screw

driving

methods.

With

the

tool

properly

assembled

and

loaded

with

VISROPE

(the

collated

fasteners

designed

specifically

for

Muro

tools)

the

tool

can

be

used

for

non-stop

driving

of

screws

on

a

variety

of

applications.

TOOL

SPECIFICATIONS

STANDARD

ACCESSORIES:

Model

FDVL41

1

Double

ended

Phillips

Bit

FLVL41

Speed

FDVL41

2900rpm

1

Double

ended

Square

Bit

Speed

FLVL41

2400rpm

Voltage

115V

AC

1

Allen

key

3.0mm

Current

5.0A

1

Allen

key

4.0mm

Cord

Length

9

feet

1

M4

Wrench

Screw

Range

1'"-3"

Weight

8.8

Ibs

A

holder

for

the

allen

keys

is

provided

on

the

side

of

the

magazine.

NOTE:

Due

to

Muro’s

continuing

program

of

research

and

development,

the

specifications

herein

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Figure

1

shows

the

major

components

and

controls

of

your

tool.

Familiarizing

yourself

with

these

major

components

will

make

it

easy

to

understand

the

instructions

which

follow.

SWITCHES

AND

CONTROLS

—

.

Trigger

Switch

Operation

-

Holding

the

trigger

switch

fuliy

depressed

will

cause

the

motor

to

start,

releasing

the

switch

will

cause

the

motor

to

stop.

This

switch

is

also

equipped

with

a

locking

mechanism

which

allows

continuous

motor

operation.

To

use

this

feature,

press

the

switch

lock

button

with

the

trigger

in

the

"on"

position.

Press

the

trigger

switch

again

to

release

the

switch

lock.

See

figure

2.

2.

Reversing

Switch

-

The

rocker

switch

on

the

top

side

of

the

tool

allows

selection

of

the

direction

of

bit

rotation.

Screws

may

be

driven

and

withdrawn

easily

from

the

work

material.

Always

check

the

direction

of

bit

rotation

before

operating

the

tool.

Set

the

switch

to

"F"

(forward)

for

driving

screws

and

"R”

(reverse)

for

removing

screws.

See

figure

3.

DEPTH

ADJUSTMENT

TRIGGER

SWITCH

Figure

2

Figure

3

TRIGGER

SWITCH

LOCK

BUTTON

REVERSING

SWITCH

REVERSING

SWITCH

EXTENSION

HANDLE

HANDLE

BRACKET

MAGAZINE

HOLDER

TO

INSTALL

SLIDE

MAGAZINE

ONTO

HOLDER

TO

REMOVE

DEPRESS

CLAMP

PLATE

WHILE

SLIDING

IN

DIRECTION

OF

ARROW

MAGAZINE

Figure

4

MAGAZINE

INNER

Figure

6

MAGAZINE

LID

CAUTION

-

Never

change

the

direction

of

bit

rotation

while

the

motor

is

running.

To

do

so

could

damage

the

motor

and

void

warranty.

Always

turn

the

tool

off

before

changing

the

direction

of

bit

rotation.

PREPARATION

BEFORE

USE

TOOL

PREPARATION

BEFORE

USE:

(a)

Use

An

Appropriate

Power

Supply

-

The

power

source

should

conform

to

the

specifications

stated

on

the

nameplate.

A

direct

current

(DC)

power

supply

can

damage

the

unit

and

cause

injury.

Before

connecting

the

FD/FLVL41

to

a

power

source,

ensure

the

trigger

switch

is

in

the

"off"

position.

The

motor

will

start

automatically

if

the

plug

is

connected

to

a

socket

with

the

switch

in

the

"on"

position.

Pull

the

trigger

switch

to

start

the

unit

and

release

it

to

stop.

When

releasing

the

switch,

always

check

that

it

returns

to

it's

former

position.

(b)

Installing

The

Magazine

-

Push

the

magazine

onto

the

magazine

holder

unti!

it

clicks

firmly

into

position.

See

figure

4.

The

magazine

is

inserted

onto

the

tool

from

the

motor

end

in

the

direction

of

the

feeding

mechanism.

The

magazine

may

be

used

as

a

stand

while

the

tool

is

not

in

use.

To

remove

the

magazine,

press

the

clamp

plate

on

the

side

of

the

magazine

and

remove

it

from

the

magazine

holder.

(c)

Magazine

Inner

Adjustment

-

The

magazine

inner

must

be

adjusted

depending

upon

the

length

of

fastener

to

be

driven.

To

make

this

adjustment

open

the

magazine

cover

by

pulling

the

latch

as

in

figure

5.

To

remove

the

inner

magazine

simply

depress

the

two

tabs

together

and

lift

as

in

figure

6.

This

figure

shows

the

proper

MAGAZINE

MAGAZINE

INNER

MAGAZINE

LID

i

placement

of

the

magazine

inner

for

screws

longer

than

1-1/2".

For

1"

to

1-1/2"

screws

the

magazine

inner

must

be

inverted

and

re-installed

as

shown

in

figure

7.

Figure

7

(d)

Insertion

And

Removat

Of

The

Bit

-

Always

use

a

no.

2

type

bit

of

184mm

(7-

1/4")

in

length.

The

bit

type

should

be

the

same

as

the

type

of

screws

being

driven.

For

example,

if

the

screws

have

a

phillips

head

recess,

then

a

phillips

bit

must

be

used.

If

the

screws

have

a

square

recess

then

a

square

bit

must

be

used.

All

Muro

bits

are

double

ended.

When

one

bit

tip

becomes

worn

the

bit

can

be

turned

over

to

use

the

other

end

before

replacing

completely.

Inserting

the

bit

-

Depress

the

feeder

block

about

1° in

the

'A'

direction

as

shown

in

figure

8.

Pass

the

bit

through

the

feeder

block

center

hole,

through

the

depth

adjuster

dial

and

align

with

the

hexagonal

sleeve

hole.

Release

feeder

block.

Depress

the

locking

sleeve

in

the

‘A’

direction

and

slide

the

bit

fully

into

the

hole.

Release

the

locking

sleeve

to

hold

the

bit

in

place.

Check

that

the

bit

is

fully

secured.

Removing

the

bit

-

Depress

the

locking

sleeve

in

the

'A'

direction

and

slide

bit

forward

as

far

as

possible

and

out

of

the

locking

sleeve.

Then

depress

feeder

block

about

1"

in

the

‘A’

direction

and

slide

the

bit

completely

out

of

the

tool.

NOTE:

Do

not

attempt

to

remove

the

bit

by

force

using

pliers

or

other

tools.

Also,

to

prevent

any

chance

of

injury

during

bit

replacement,

ensure

the

tool's

switch

is

off

and

the

plug

is

disconnected

from

the

power

source

prior

to

bit

replacement.

(e)

Loading

of

VISROPE

Screws

Coils-

Open

the

magazine

lid

and

ensure

that

the

magazine

inner

is

adjusted

as

described

previously

corresponding

to

the

fastener

length

to

be

driven.

Place

the

VISROPE

into

the

magazine

with

the

screw

heads

facing

upwards.

Pull

the

forward

end

of

the

VISROPE

coil

out

of

the

magazine

outlet

and

close

the

magazine

tid.

Insert

the

VISROPE

into

the

slot

between

the

feeder

block

and

guide

cover

(see

fig.

9)

as

far

as

possible.

Then

activate

the

feeding

mechanism

by

depressing

the

feeder

block

about

1"

in

the

"A"

direction,

as

illustrated

and

release.

The

tool's

feed

mechanism

will

pull

the

first

screw

into

place,

which

should

look

like

figure

10.

(f)

Unloading

Visrope

-

To

remove

the

VISROPE,

shift

the

guide

cover

to

the

left

and

tilt

it

upwards

(see

fig.

11)

Push

the

feeder

block

in

the

‘A’

direction,

press

the

grip

finger

downwards

and

pull

the

VISROPE

to

the

left

to

remove

the

screws.

(g)

Screws

of

Different

Lengths

-

Screws

ranging

from

1"

to

3"

can

be

driven

with

your

tool.

The

piastic

tape

location

of

collated

Muro

VISROPE

is

either

22mm

or

30mm

down

from

the

head

of

the

screw.

The

respective

position

depends

upon

the

length

of

the

screws

being

driven.

Screws

ranging

from

1"

to

1-3/4"

are

collated

at

22mm,

while

the

longer

screws

from

1-3/4"

to

3"

are

collated

at

30mm.

The

tool

is

designed

so

that

the

plastic

will

always

be

in

the

same

position

on

the

feeder

block.

When

loading

your

VISROPE

be

sure

to

feed

the

screw

head

into

the

appropriate

slot

as

in

figure

12.

(h)

Stopper

Block

Adjustment

-

Depending

upon

whether

22mm

or

30mm

collated

screws

are

being

driven,

the

stopper

block

needs

to

be

adjusted

accordingly.

To

adjust

the

stopper

block,

loosen

the

cap

screw

under

the

extension

block

on

the

right

hand

side

of

the

tool.

Slide

the

stopper

block

fully

forward

for

30mm

collation

or

fully

backward

for

22mm

collation.

See

figure

13.

CAUTION:

Removing

the

cap

screw

completely

will

allow

the

head

of

the

tool

to

eject

from

the

motor.

Take

care

not

to

remove

this

screw

fully

when

making

the

stopper

block

adjustment.

(i)

Screw

Guide

Adjustment

-

the

distance

that

the

screw

extends

onto

the

screw

guide

should

be

kept

at

approximately

3/8".

See

figure

14.

The

screw

guide

is

adjusted

by

loosening

screw

'B'

on

the

top

side

of

the

feeder

block

and

by

stiding

the

screw

guide

in

and

out

to

achieve

the

appropriate

setting.

The

magazine

will

move

with

the

size

piece

so

that

the

screws

may

be

fed

easily

into

the

feeder

bluck.

Be

sure

to

retighten

screw

'B'

when

the

adjustment

is

complete.

(j)

Countersink

Depth

Adjustment

-

By

turning

the

depth

adjusting

dial

left

or

right,

the

depth

to

which

screws

may

be

driven

can

be

adjusted.

See

figure

15.

Rotating

the

adjusting

dial

to

the

right

reduces

driving

depth,

rotating

to

the

teft

increases

driving

depth.

(k)

Extension

Handle

(optional

accessory)

Installation

-

The

FDJ/FLVL41

tool

is

designed

primarily

to

be

used

as

a

flooring

and

decking

tool.

For

maximum

operat-

ing

comfort

the

too!

may

be

fitted

with

the

optional

extension

handie

which

allows

the

operator

to

stand

up

while

driving

screws.

The

length

of

this

handle

may

be

adjusted

to

suit

the

operator's

height

and

most

comfortable

driving

posture.

To

attach

the

handle

to

the

tool

,

place

the

handle

into

the

handle

bracket,

as

shown

in

figure

1,

and

secure

it

in

position

by

tightening

the

knob.

FIRST

SCREW

FED

INTO

PLACE

Figure

10

Figure

8

LOAD

VISROPE

IN

THIS

DIRECTION

AS

SHOWN

AM

m:

GUIDE

COVER

Figure

9

N

FEEDER

BLOCK

HEXAGONAL

LOCKING

SLEEVE

SLIDE

AND

LIFT

GUIDE

COVER

AS

SHOWN.

GRIP

FINGER

SLIGHTLY

DEPRESS

FEEDER

BLOCK

AND

REMOVE

VISROPE

Figure

11

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATION

OF

THE

FD/FLVL41

(a)

Driving

Screws

-

With

the

FD/FLVL41

loaded

with

the

appropriate

VISROPE,

grasp

the

tool

solidly

and

adopt

a

stable

posture.

The

optional

extension

handle

allows

the

tool

to

be

gripped

comfortably

and

firmly

with

both

hands.

Pressing

the

trigger

switch

starts

the

motor

but

does

not

cause

the

bit

to

rotate.

Ensure

the

tool's

screw

guide

is

placed

firmly

onto

the

work

surface.

Failure

to

securely

hold

the

screw

guide

against

the

work

surface

may

result

in

the

screw

being

incompletely

driven.

Pushing

firmly

forward

on

the

tool

will

force

the

driver

bit

into

the

screw

recess

and

the

bit

will

start

to

rotate

and

begin

to

drive

the

screw.

Maintain

force

on

the

tool

until

the

screw

is

completely

driven.

The

screw

should

be

driven

with

a

single

action

and

once

the

screw

is

fully

driven,

allow

the

feeder

block

to

return

to

it's

original

position

and

the

next

screw

will

automatically

feed

forward.

If

the

feeding

mechanism

should

jam,

stop

driving

immediately.

Remove

the

VISROPE

as

previously

described,

clear

the

jam,

reload

and

restart

driving.

(b)

Removing

Screws

-

Should

a

screw

be

driven

incorrectly

or

in

the

wrong

location,

you

can use

the

FD/FLVL41

tool

to

remove

screws.

To

do

this

you

must

first

switch

off

the

tool

motor,

unload

VISROPE,

press

reversing

switch

to

reverse

mode

place

the

bit

tip

into

the

recess

of

the

screw.

Push

down

lightly

on

the

tool

to

hold

bit

in

the

screw

recess

and

press

trigger

to

remove

the

screw.

WARNING:

Whenever

driving

screws

into

surfaces

which

might

contain

hidden

live

electrical

wires

be

sure

to

hold

the

tool

only

by

its

insulated

grasping

surface

and

not

to

touch

any

metal

components

of

the

tool

which

may

become

live.

For

horizontal

applications

figure

16

shows

the

proper

way

to

hold

the

tool.

ROTATE

THIS

WAY

TO

INCREASE

DRIVING

DEPTH

ROTATE

THIS

WAY

TO

DECREASE

DRIVING

DEPTH

SCREW

DEPTH

ADJUSTING

DIAL

Figure

15

Figure

12

STOPPER

BLOCK

LOOSEN

CAP

SCREW

AND

SLIDE

STOPPER

BLOCK

TO

ALIGN

Y

ARROWS

WITH

APPROPRIATE

Figure

13

VISROPE

TYPE.

SCREW

GUIDE

aT

i

Dí

i

L

SCREW

B

LOOSEN

SCREW

'B'

SLIDE

SCREW

GUIDE

IN

OR

OUT

AS

NECESSARY

TO

ADJUST

FOR

3/8"

AS

SHOWN.

.

RE-TIGHTEN

SCREW

B

Figure

14

‘

SS

AEM

WARNING:

HOLD

TOOL

AS

SHOWN

WHEN

USING

HORIZONTALLY

Figure

16

MAINTENANCE

AND

INSPECTION

To

ensure

trouble-free

operation

of

your

FD/FLVL4/

tool,

please

note

the

following:

(1)

Inspect

the

driver

bit

and

replace

with

a

new

one

whenever

excessive

wear

or

damage

is

noticed.

(2)

To

ensure

that

the

grip

finger,

guide

cover

and

guide

poles

slide

smoothly,

reguiarly

apply

2

-

3

drops

of

a

high

grade

lubricating

oil.

(3)

The

gap

between

the

guide

cover

and

the

feeder

block

should

be

sufficient

to

allow

free

movement

of

the

VISROPE.

If

this

gap

size

is

incorrect,

it

may

result

in

feeding

problems.

To

adjust

this

gap,

loosen

the

lock

nut

on

the

adjusting

screw

using

the

M4

nut

wrench

supplied.

See

figure

17.

The

width

of

the

nut

wrench's

handle

is

.210"

(5.4mm)

and

may

be

used

as

a

guide

for

adjusting

the

gap

by

sliding

it

on

edge

between

the

guide

cover

and

feeder

block.

Using

the

3mm

allen

key,

turn

the

adjusting

screw

to

widen

or

narrow

the

gap.

When

the

gap

is

set,

tighten

the

lock

|

Figure

17

nut

while

holding

the

adjusting

screw

in

position

with

the

allen

key.

(4)

As

vibration

through

use can

cause

screws

to

loosen,

periodically

tighten

screws

on

the

feeder

block.

(5)

The

motor

uses

carbon

brushes.

These

should

be

inspected

regularly

and

REPLACE

BRUSH

WHEN

replaced

as

necessary.

See

figure

18.

To

replace

carbon

brushes,

remove

WORN

TO

3/16"

brush

cap,

then

remove

spring

and

brush

assembly.

Carbon

brushes

should

always

be

replaced

in

pairs.

Install

new

brushes

and

replace

brush

cap.

(6)

The

tool

should

be

maintained

in

good

condition.

For

optimum

performance,

Clean

and

adjust

the

unit

regularly.

Wood

chips

or

other

materials

will

affect

the

tool's

performance

and

consequently

it's

efficiency.

Remove

such

materials

from

the

feeder

block

before

and

after

use.

(7)

Dust

in

the

motor

should

be

discharged

every

50

hours

of

operation.

A

method

of

discharging

the

dust

is

to

run

the

motor

in

a

no-load

situation

and

blow

compressed

air

into

the

housing

through

the

front

air

vents

causing

the

dust

and

air

to

exhaust

together

through

the

rear

air

vents.

(8)

When

tool

service

is

required

be

sure

to

use

only

genuine

replacement

parts.

Figure

18

BRUSH

CAP

IMPORTANT

Muro

North

America

Inc.

guarantees

its

product

for

6

months

after

the

date

of

purchase

by

the

end-user

against

defective

workmanship

or

material.

This

guarantee,

of

course,

does

not

cover

defects

or

damage

due

to

misuse,

abuse,

or

normal

wear

and

tear.

The

product

is

not

guaranteed

if

any

screws

other

than

VISROPE

(

MRO

collated

screws)

are

used.

In

the

event

that

service

is

necessary

the

product

should

be

returned

to

the

place

of

purchase.

Made

in

Canada

MURO

is

a

registered

trademark

of

MURO

CORPORATION

and

MURO

NORTH

AMERICA

INC.

MURO

MURO

NORTH

AMERICA

INC.

7

Tilbury

Court,

Brampton,

Ontario

Canada

L6T

3T4

Tel:

(905)

451-7667

Fax:

(905)

451-7936

Head

Office:

MURO

CORPORATION

4-10

Kaminoge

1-chome,

Setagaya-ku

Tokyo

152,

Japan.

International

Marketing

Section:

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Kousan

Bldg.,

4-3-2,

Minato-ku

Tokyo

105,

Japan.

Tel:

03-3431-5651

Fax:

03-343

1-0888

Manufacturing

section:

Kiyohara

Factory,

Tochigi-ken,

Japan.