6159947020_06
Series: B
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English
08/2017
LUBRICATION
This tool is fitted with blades which can
operate without lubricated air. However,
a small amount of oil allows the tool to
provide full power and lengthens its life.
The use of dry air with no trace of oil may
reduce the life of blades.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
The use of spare parts other than those
originally supplied by the manufacturer
may result in a drop in performance or
in increased maintenance and level of
vibration and in the full cancellation of the
manufacturer’s liability.
To obtain maximum efficiency from the
pneumatic tool, preserve its features
and avoid repeated repairs, a routine
inspection and repair programme
are recommended at least every 500
operating hours or every 6 months as a
minimum. In heavy-duty conditions, the
inspection program can be performed
every 3 months.
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Disassemble the tool, clean and
check the parts carefully.
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Check the condition of the bearings
and inspect the vanes for wear and
surface condition.
When disposing of components,
lubricants, etc... ensure that the relevant
safety procedures are carried out.
The rotor blades in this tool have a PTFE
content. The normal health and safety
recommendations concerning PTFE must
be observed when handling these rotor
blades.
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Do not smoke.
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Motor components must be washed
with cleaning fluid and not blown clear
with an air line.
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The silencer must be replaced when
dirty, do not clean and re-use.
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Wash hands before commencing any
other activity.
DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
Indicates direction of dismantling.
Disconnect the machine from the
compressed air supply.
Remove all accessories.
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Before disassembling the machine,
decompress the air from the oil tank by
loosening and retightening the screw (14).
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At each disassembly of the governor, clean
the spring housing, check the condition of the
spring and re-lubricate it carefully.
The governor has a calibrated spring
which can only be replaced by an original
spare part.
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When re-assembling, always position the
cylinder exhaust on the opposite side of the
turbine housing.
Overspeed air shut-off device
Be particularly careful with the speed
governor and the overspeed air shut-
off device. Careless maintenance or
treatment may prevent them from
functioning correctly. If the machine
stops suddenly or does not reach rated
speed when connected to the air supply,
the overspeed shut-off device may have
closed the inlet air. The machine must
imperatively be dismantled and checked
before resetting the overspeed shut-off
device.
