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Problem
Possible cause
Action
The tool operates slowly
or not at all.
The tool is clogged.
Clean the tool with compressed air oil or solvent.
No oil in the tool.
Lubricate the tool according to the lubrication
instructions.
Set the regulator on the tool to max.
Set the regulator on the compressor to the
maximum permitted working pressure for the tool
(6.2 bar).
Low air pressure.
Tighten and seal any leaking connections.
Air hose leaking.
Use sealing tape.
Pressure drop.
Use a hose with the correct dimensions. A long
hose or a tool that has high air consumption may
require a hose with an inner diameter of 1/2” or
larger, depending on the total hose length.
Do not use several hoses linked together with
quickrelease couplings. This will cause a pres
sure drop and cause the tool to work less
efficiently. Connect the hoses directly.
Worn rotor blades.
Replace the rotor blades.
Water is emerging
through the tool’s air
outlet.
Drain out the water from the air container (see
the compressor manual). Lubricate the tool and
operate until no water can be seen. Lubricate the
tool again and operate for 1–2 seconds.
Abnormal vibrations and/
or heat in the tool.
Inadequate lubrication.
Follow the lubrication instructions.
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