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11. When completed, open the hydraulic valve and the ram will lower,
allowing the work to be removed.
12. To separate the die from the work, a short sharp tap with a hammer and
brass drift should be all that is required. TAKE CARE when removing...NEVER
hammer directly on the edges of the die.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
This tool requires no maintenance except for keeping it clean.
Always inspect before each use to ensure no welds are cracked or broken
and that the tool is in good general condition. If it is damaged or if in doubt as
to its serviceability, consult your CLARKE dealer immediately.
ALWAYS store in an upright position with the ram in its lowest position
(retracted). DO NOT lay on its side as air could enter the system resulting in
poor performance and the need to bleed before further use.
If the ram fails to operate satisfactorily, it should be bled by turning the release
valve anti-clockwise and pumping the handle several times to expel any air.
If this is not successful, close the
release valve (turn it clockwise), then
remove the filler plug on the cylinder.
Pump the handle several times to
expel all air, then replace the filler
plug.
Owners and/or users should be aware
that repair of this equipment requires
specialised knowledge and facilities
and that any defective parts be
replaced with genuine CLARKE parts.
Ensure that any defective hydraulic components are replaced before using. In
the event of leaking seals, oil can be topped up via the filler plug on the ram.
Oil should be level with the bottom of the hole. If necessary top up with
CLARKE hydraulic oil, Part No. 3050830 (1 litre). This task is carried out with the
ram fully retracted.
If any rust is apparent it must be removed completely and the paint restored.
WARNING: NEVER USE EXTENSIONS TO THE RAM PUMPING HANDLE
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