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Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible cause
Remedy
The
hammer
is slow or
does not
operate.
1. Debris inside.
. Not lubricated.
3. Low air
pressure.
4. Leak in air
hose.
5. Loss of air
pressure.
6. Regulator is
set too low.
1. Rinse the inside of the hammer with
50/50 mix of SAE 10 oil and kerosene.
Lubricate the hammer after cleaning.
. Lubricate as directed.
3. Adjust the compressor’s pressure
regulator.
4. Fix the leak. Tighten the hose clamps.
5. Check to that the hose’s inner
diameter is adequate. Long hoses or
tools which demand a large amount
of compressed air require a hose
with a 1/˝ inner diameter or more,
depending on the total length.
6. Adjust the regulator until the hammer
reaches its maximum number of blows
per minute.
The
hammer
releases
moisture.
1. Water in the
tank.
. Water in the
hose.
1. Empty tank. See the compressor’s
manual. Lubricate the hammer and run
until no moisture is released. Re-oil the
hammer and run for 1 - sec.
. Install a water separator. Make
sure the water separator is installed
as close to the tool as possible.
Immediately lubricate every time water
gets into the tool.
The air
hammer
does not
move either
forwards or
backwards.
1. Piston has
jammed in
cylinder.
1. Fill with oil in order to loosen them.
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