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Troubleshooting
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9 Troubleshooting
In the case of malfunctions of the NTK proceed as follows:
Malfunction Possible cause Corrective action
No start Silencer polluted Clean silencer.
Compressed air
supply Check if there is enough pressure at the NTK. Check
valve. A 3/2-way valve is strictly required, so that the
supply line to the NTK is vented.
Cover loose A leaky cover leads to standstill of the NTK.
Tighten screws.
Line cross-
sections Observe recommended cross-sections (see Ch.
Technical data, from page 7 on).
Line too long
between valve
and NTK Leads to a slow start and an eventual standstill of the
piston in the middle position.
If necessary, put a controlled 3/2-way air valve before
the NTK.
Exhaust air throt-
tled too much
Open the throttle valve further. Clean silencer.
Thread of grom-
met is too long Check if the housing is deformed.
In case of deformed housing, have the NTK checked
by
Netter
Vibration
.
Tension during
installation Ensure a flat contact surface.
Temperature
below 5 °C Use NT-Version or heat the environment.
No 3/2-way valve
or wrong cross
section Use a 3/2-way valve with adequate cross section.
Rattling Screws loose Check fastening screws.
Power loss Lubrication is
missing Check the function of the mist lubricator.
NTK polluted Disassemble NTK and clean it.
Wear Check piston and housing for visible wear (deposit on
piston and inside housing). If wear is found clean the
NTK completely (see page 21 ".../complete clean-
ing").
Alternatively send the NTK to
Netter
Vibration
or re-
place it.
Check the function of the mist lubricator.
Operating pres-
sure too low Check the pressure at the inlet of the NTK during
operation. If necessary, increase the pressure. Check
line cross-sections.
Malfunctions
and causes