Enerpac EBC20B, Инструкция

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Figure 8, Piston Positions (viewed from top)
Fully Advanced
Fully Retracted (“home” position)
8.3 Piston Release Screw
Before using the cutter, check that the piston release
screw is turned fully clockwise and securely tightened.
Use an 8 mm Allen wrench. See Figure 9.
In the event that the blade becomes stuck during
cutting, loosen the piston release screw one full turn
counterclockwise to manually release the piston. When
the screw is loosened, the piston will retract immediately,
assuming that no dirt or debris is preventing its return.
NOTICE:
CAUTION
To prevent possible oil leakage, do not
loosen the piston release screw more than one full
turn counterclockwise.
NOTICE
Refer to the procedures in Section 11.0 of this
manual if the blade is not returning due to accumulated
dirt or debris.
Tighten the piston release screw to resume normal
operation. Note that the piston will not advance when
the screw is loosened.
Be advised that the piston release screw is intended
for occasional use only. If the piston repeatedly fails to
retract automatically after it is fully extended, have the
tool inspected by an Enerpac Authorized Service Center.
8.2 Trigger On-Off Switch
NOTICE:
WARNING To prevent serious personal injury, be
certain that hands, fingers and other body parts are
away from the cutting area before depressing the
cutter trigger.
A trigger mounted in the cutter grip controls cutter
operation. Pressing the trigger automatically starts the
cutter electric motor. See Figure 7.
• Press and hold the trigger to advance the piston
and slide the moving blade forward. After the cut is
completed, release the trigger to retract the piston.
• Release the trigger at any time to stop the piston and
moving blade. Be advised that there may be a brief
delay until the piston comes to a complete stop.
• Retraction of the piston can occur only after the piston
has been fully advanced. If the trigger is released
before the piston is fully advanced, the piston will stop
and remain stopped.
Figure 7, Trigger On-Off Switch
Fully Advanced
Fully Retracted (“home” position)