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Filling and Refilling
(for small quantities)
1a.
2a.
3a.
4.
5.
6.
1b.
2b.
3b.
1.
2.
Filling with grease
1a. Push piston all the way forward by blowing
gently with compressed air or with the aid
of a plastic rod (7 mm diameter), towards
the bottom or opening.
2a. Screw on refill nipple (article no. 3012)
and connect grease gun, or screw
connector nipple (3013 or 3014) onto
grease gun. Keep the dispenser pressed
to the adapter during the filling process
so that you do not have to screw on the
refill nipple again. Press grease into the
dispenser. Avoid air bubbles when filling
the unit. Continue the filling process until
the piston has been pushed all the way
back. Do not overfill!
Caution: Lever
presses can create pressure of up to
80 bar, which is enough to destroy
the dispenser.
3a. Use closing nipple (green) if the dispenser
is to be stored.
4. Position gas generator (make sure the O-ring is positioned correctly)
and attach firmly with a 1.5 – 2.0 Nm torque key.
5. Clip in cover disk.
6. Note grease type and filling date on the label.
Filling with oil
1b. Push the piston all the way back
(towards the gas generator).
2b. Pour in oil through the opening
at the bottom.
3b. Position non-return valve
(yellow, article no. 5060).
4–6 Continue as above.
Refilling with grease or oil
1. Remove cover disk.
2. Unscrew gas generator (SW 21) and
recycle with other batteries. Never remove
near an open flame! Then continue as
above for filling with grease or oil.
Note
To ensure that the lubricator operates reliably,
only greases that have been tested and ap-
proved for use with the Bantleon dispenser
should be used. In particular, it is important to
ensure the good stability of the grease against
bleeding of the base oil and a low consistency
class (max. NLGI 2). No guarantee claims will
be accepted when dispensers are filled by the
user or not explicitly approved lubricants are
used. If in doubt, please contact our Technical
Department.
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