TROUBLESHOOTING
HELPFUL HINTS FOR FIELD SERVICE TOOL JAMS
SAFETY FIRST
– Always disconnect tool from air supply before attempting to clear a jam or
servicing tool.
The most common reason for jamming problems is worn parts. Common parts that see a lot of
wear are the jaws, pusher assembly and the pusher spring.
Note:
refer to correct tool schematic for location of parts and correct part numbers.
Common causes of jams:
Worn or chipped jaws. Replace jaws
Damaged pusher. Replace pusher
Damaged pusher spring. Replace spring
Screw VH0026 missing. Replace screw (use Loctite 243)
Defective fasteners. Return samples of rings to Vertex Fasteners representative for
testing.
