KODI KLIP KTA-3 Series, Owner'S/Operator'S Manual

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTION
Tool Won’t Fully
Engage Klip onto
Rebar
1. Low air pressure at the Tool. 1. Check air supply to the Tool. Make sure
it is at least 75 PSI (5.2 Bar) at the Tool.
Increase air pressure by 10 PSI (.69
Bar) increments up to a max of 110 PSI
(7.6 Bar).
2. Tool not firmly held against rebar
joint. Alignment not correct.
2. Apply more downward pressure on Tool
before pulling Trigger.
3. Wrong Klip for rebar joint size. 3. Change Klip Rack to correct size for
rebar joint.
Tool Fires but Klip
Gets Jammed in
Nozzle
1. Sensor Shaft is not installed
properly; Sensor Shaft is missing;
Sensor Shaft Spring [#410] is
broken.
1. Repair/Replace Sensor Shaft and/or
Spring.
2. Safety Actuator Eyelet (See Figure
#7) is worn allowing Safety Actuator
to disengage with or without Klips in
Tool.
2. Replace Safety Actuator [#408].
3. Tool not firmly held against rebar
joint. Alignment not correct.
3. (a) Klip Magazine must be parallel to top
Rebar.
– OR –
(b) Apply more downward pressure on
Tool before pulling Trigger.
If you have any problems that cannot be easily overcome, call our National Service
Center, AIRMATIC INC, at 1-800-332-9770 before continuing use.
APPENDIX A: TROUBLESHOOTING
(con’t)