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Tool Maintenance – Cont’d 

 

JAW REPLACEMENT – CONT’D 
 

7. 

Re-insert the Jaw Pusher, Jaw Spring and Slide Pipe 
using the Pipe Spanner and Screw Driver with 
Maintenance Tube (Fig. 16). 

 
8. 

Tighten the Slide Pipe to a torque of 32.7 in-lb (3.7 N-m). 

 
9. 

Re-connect the air hose and turn on the air supply allowing 
the Nose Piston to cycle to the forward position. 

 

!

  Note: When turning on the air supply, keep your 

hands away from the Nose Piston area! 

 

Figure 16:

  Jaw Assembly re-insertion. 

 

10.  Once the Nose Piston is in the forward position, shut off 

the air supply and check to see that the 3-piece Jaws are 
seated properly.  If not, repeat steps 3 through 9. 

 
11.  Attach the Slide Guide to the Maintenance Tube on the 

Screwdriver and insert into the tool and tighten (Fig. 17). 

 
12.  Close the MCS door and install the desired nosepiece. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Figure 17:

  Re-assemble Slide Guide.

 

 

 

Tool Lubrication 

 
 
In order for the tool to operate properly and achieve optimal performance it must be lubricated through the air supply.  If the tool is allowed 
to cycle without lubrication then the performance of the tool will begin to decrease due to premature o-ring wear.  The tool should be 
lubricated using the Hydraulic Oil (

Emhart P/N: DP220-806

) listed in the Tool Requirements section only.  This is the same oil used in the 

hydraulic system.  There are two methods of lubrication: 
 

1. 

Inline Lubrication (Recommended) 

2. Manual 

Lubrication 

 
 
 
 
 

INLINE LUBRICATION 
 

Inline lubrication involves adding oil to the tool air supplied to 
the tool via an Air Lubricator attached inline with the air supply 
to the tool.  It is recommended that a Filter/Regulator be used 
along with the Lubricator.  When using Inline Lubrication, the 
Lubricator setup should be placed as close to the tool as 
possible.  A recommended Filter/Regulator/Lubricator setup is 
listed in the “Spare Parts” section. 
 
 
 
 

INITIAL SET-UP: 
 
1. 

To setup the inline lubricator, fill the lubricator with oil 
according to the Lubricator instructions and set it to the 
minimum setting. 

 
2. 

Run the tool in production for 1 to 2 days, checking the 
“Lubrication Indicators” periodically for signs of improper 
lubrication (See “Lubrication Indicators”). 

 
3. 

Adjust as required.

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Summary of Contents for AutoSet 5

Page 1: ...AutoSet 5 6 Operator Maintenance Manual...

Page 2: ..._______________________________________________________________________ 14 Preventative Maintenance Schedule ________________________________________________________________ 14 Tool Maintenance ______...

Page 3: ...he Training Nose Adapter is installed to avoid pinching them between the adapter and piston when the tool is cycled 13 DO NOT point the tool at any person s or the operator 14 DO NOT operate the tool...

Page 4: ...2 1 ISO prEN 792 part 1 EN 12096 EN ISO 4871 Following the provisions of the Machine Directive 98 37 EEC which replaces Directive 89 392 EEC and its amending Directives 91 368 EEC 93 44 EEC and 93 68...

Page 5: ...Set 5 5 32 4 0mm 80 AutoSet 5 3 16 4 8mm 60 AutoSet 6 1 8 3 2mm Large Flange 60 AutoSet 6 Mandrel Collection Capacity 1 full Rivet Strip Note Cycle time is determined by setting rivets in air Note It...

Page 6: ...pter is installed a pinch point is created between the Nose Piston and Training Nose Adapter TRAINING NOSE ADAPTER ATTACHMENT SCREWS W Figure 2 Training Nose Adapter Tool Requirements Air Supply 85 10...

Page 7: ...itting supplied with the AutoSet tools has an On Off flow valve built into it To operate the valve do the following 1 Push the female Quick connect hose fitting over the male fitting on the AutoSet to...

Page 8: ...e tool 3 Turn on the air supply by sliding the valve sleeve towards the tool see the AIR FITTING OPERATION section When turning the air supply on be sure to keep your hands away from the Nose Piston a...

Page 9: ...Piston when it cycles forward 6 Reload the tool as described in the LOADING RIVET TAPE section Figure 8 Rivet Tape removal REMOVING PARTIALLY USED RIVET TAPE If the situation arises where the operator...

Page 10: ...et 5 6 Diagram Note Item Numbers in Brackets are for the AutoSet 6 tool AutoSet 6 Indexer Assembly Page 10 Emhart Teknologies 50 Shelton Technology Center Shelton CT 06484 Tel 203 924 9341 Fax 800 225...

Page 11: ...Teknologies 50 Shelton Technology Center Shelton CT 06484 Tel 203 924 9341 Fax 800 225 5614 Page 11 Emhart Teknologies 50 Shelton Technology Center Shelton CT 06484 Tel 203 924 9341 Fax 800 225 5614 P...

Page 12: ...ead Cap Screw SUS 3 3 143 DP220 143 E Ring Horizontal hanger 2 2 144 DP220 144 Magazine foot 2 2 145 DP220 145 Washer M3 2 2 146 DP220 146 Socket Head Cap Screw SUS 2 2 162 DP220 162 Magazine Latch 1...

Page 13: ...N Description AS 5 AS 6 Assemblies 607 DP220 607 Jaw case piston Assy w Seals Includes 002 006 084 090 117 125 126 Acc Acc 611 DP220 611 Nose piston Assy w Seals Includes 001 088 090 093 124 125 Acc A...

Page 14: ...nce JAW REMOVAL AND CLEANING For optimal tool performance remove the Jaws and clean at regular intervals per the Preventative Maintenance Schedule 1 Remove all rivets and spent mandrels from the tool...

Page 15: ...r or damage and replace if necessary NOSE PISTON Figure 12 Front End Jaw area JAWS JAW PUSHER JAW SPRING SLIDE PIPE Figure 13 Jaw assembly JAW REPLACEMENT To insert a cleaned or a new Jaw assembly int...

Page 16: ...ion then the performance of the tool will begin to decrease due to premature o ring wear The tool should be lubricated using the Hydraulic Oil Emhart P N DP220 806 listed in the Tool Requirements sect...

Page 17: ...quency Too Much Lubrication a Muffler filter material turns yellow with oil Inline Method Reduce the oil drip setting on the lubricator or go to a smaller lubricator if necessary Manual Method Reduce...

Page 18: ...cal attention Do not reuse clothing until cleaned INGESTION Do not induce vomiting In general no treatment is necessary unless large quantities of product are ingested However get medical attention EY...

Page 19: ...se Piston area Wrong Nosepiece Use nosepiece that is compatible with rivet being used Dirt or debris between Nose Piston and Jaw Case Service Front End and Jaws Rivet fails to insert into Nosepiece Wr...

Page 20: ...il sur Marne France Tel 33 1 56 71 24 24 Fax 33 1 56 71 24 34 Norway Postboks 153 Leirdal 1009 Oslo Norway Tel 47 22 90 99 90 Fax 47 22 90 99 80 Spain Carretera M 300 Km 29 700 28802 Alcal de Henares...

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