qualified workshop personnel every 6 months or after 100 operating hours. If the
tool has been used without the recommended air supply, increase the inspection
intervals of the tool.Removing defects Stop using the tool as soon as you detect
any defect. Use of a defective tool may result in injury. Any repairs or
replacements to the tool components must be carried out by qualified personnel
at an authorised repair shop.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
Problems
Possible solution
The tool rotation is
too slow or does not
start up.
Apply a small amount of WD-40 through the air inlet
opening. Activate the tool for a few seconds. The blades
could stick to the rotor. Activate the tool for approx. 30
seconds. Lubricate the tool with a small amount of oil.
Caution! Excess oil can cause the tool to lose power. In
this case, clean the drive.
The tool starts up
and then slows
down
The compressor does not provide an adequate supply of
air. The tool is activated by the air accumulated in the
compressor tank. As the tank empties, the compressor
does not keep up with filling in the air shortages. Connect
the device to a more efficient compressor.
Insufficient power
Make sure that the hoses have an internal diameter at
least . Check the pressure setting to ensure that it is set to
the maximum value. Make sure that the tool is properly
cleaned and lubricated. If there are no results, have the
tool repaired.
