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B1100 Battery-Powered Tools (HK1211)
Maintenance
NOTE: As experience dictates, spare components
such as jaws should be kept on hand for repairs.
Keep perishable parts (O-rings and seals) on hand
for replacement whenever the tool is disassembled.
GOOD SERVICE PRACTICES
Regular maintenance will extend the operating
efficiency and service life of this tools. For tools that
are used intensively, servicing ahead of schedule is
recommended. Tools should be serviced by personnel
who are thoroughly familiar with them and how they
operate. Service the tool in a clean, well lit area. Give
special care to prevent contamination of pneumatic
and hydraulic systems. Carefully handle all parts and
components. Before reassembly, examine hoses, parts,
and components for damage and wear; replace when
necessary. Disassemble and assemble tool components
in a straight line. Do NOT bend, twist, cock, or apply
undue force. Follow the disassembly and assembly
procedures in this manual. If HUCK recommended
procedures are not followed, the tool could be
damaged. Have available all necessary hand tools
(standard and special); a half-inch brass drift and wood
block; an arbor press; and a soft-jaw vise. Unsuitable
hand tools could cause tool damage.
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
The maintenance of the this blind riveting tool is limited
to the nose assembly and the associated wearing parts:
• Remove battery from the tool.
• Unscrew the retaining nut using flat wrench, and
remove the anvil. Clean, and check for
and remove
any foreign object debris.
• Unscrew the jaw housing using flat wrenches.
• Take out the jaws and follower, and clean them.
Replace the jaws if they are worn.
• Re-assemble in reverse order ensuring that all parts
are tightened.
Regular maintenance will extend the service life of your
high-quality tools. For tools that are used intensively,
servicing ahead of schedule is recommended.
CAUTION: Always replace all seals, wipers,
O-rings, and Back-up rings when the tool is
disassembled for any reason.
Battery and Battery Charger Safety
BATTERY CHARGER SAFETY RULES
• The charger must be used exclusively to charge the
batteries that came with your tool.
•
Use only the battery intended for HUCK B4600
battery tool.
•
Charge only when environment temperature is
between 23-131°F (-5°C to 55°C) Optimum operating
temperature range: 50-122°F (10°-50°C)
•
Store batteries in a dry place with no danger of frost.
•
Plug the battery charger in, and gently insert the
battery correctly into the charger. ONLY insert
batteries that are cooled down. The charging
operation starts automatically.
•
Do not insert the battery into the charger after each
use.
•
If battery life becomes significantly shorter despite
proper recharging, replace the battery.
• Check the cord, plug and charger regularly and have
them repaired by an authorized, skilled specialist
electrician when damaged.
• For repairs, use only genuine plugs and cords and
genuine spare parts.
• Never use the charger in a humid or wet environment
or close to flammable substance or gases.
• Take the charger out of its packaging before use.
Insert the accompanying battery correctly into the
charger.
• Never try to charge non-rechargeable batteries.
• Store the charger in a dry, closed room, out of the
reach of children.
• Never insert metallic parts into the charging bay -
danger of short circuiting.
• If the charger is wall-mounted, make sure that the
inserted battery cannot fall out due to external
influences (e.g. vibrations).
• Ensure there is adequate supervision for operators of
this battery charger who may be impaired, untrained,
or unskilled.
BATTERY SAFETY RULES
• Never insert metallic parts into the charging bay -
danger of short circuiting.
• Never try to charge a damaged battery.
• Do not insert a dirty or wet battery into the charger.
• Never throw batteries into the waste, into fire, or into
water.
If old batteries must be replaced, give used
batteries to an approved battery recycler.
NEVER
THROW DISCARDED BATTERIES INTO THE WASTE,
INTO FIRE, OR INTO WATER!
WARNING: To protect against electric
shocks, injuries or fire hazards and
RISK OF
EXPLOSION, follow all Safety Rules!
