GG60A Continuous Shot Air Grease Gun w/ Swivel Head
GG-60A
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Rev. 07/10/06
5. Screw the barrel assembly on to the gun assembly.
6. Release the rod by centering the rod.
7. Push the rod by hand until the follower is inserted into the grease
cartridge. Then turn the T handle 1/2 turn to unlock the follower rod from
the follower.
8. Prime the gun and remove any air pockets per the instructions on priming
the gun.
Suction Filling
1. Remove the barrel assembly from the gun.
2. Insert the open end of the barrel assembly into the grease bucket.
3. Pull the T handle until it is fully to the rear and engage it in the rod notch,
making sure to keep the open end of the barrel well within the grease.
4. When the barrel assembly is full of grease, screw it back on to the gun
assembly.
5. Release the rod by centering the rod.
6. Prime the gun and remove any air pockets per the instructions on priming
the gun.
Using a Filler Pump
1. Attach the bulk load fitting to the bulk container.
2. Operate the filler pump.
3. When the T handle and rod are fully extended (about 8-1/2"), the barrel is
full.
4. Remove the gun from the bulk load container.
5. Release the rod by centering the rod.
6. Prime the gun and remove any air pockets per the instructions on priming
the gun.
Warranty
Matco warrants its air tools for a period of 1 year to the consumer. We will
repair any air tool covered under this warranty which proves to be defective
in material or workmanship during the warranty period. In order to have
your tool repaired, return the tool to any Matco Authorized Warranty Center,
freight prepaid. Please include a copy of your proof of purchase and a brief
description of the problem. The tool will be inspected and if any part or parts
are found to be defective in material or workmanship, they will be repaired
free of charge and the repaired tool will be returned to you freight prepaid.
This warranty gives you specific rights. You may also have other rights which
vary from state to state.
The foregoing obligation is Matco's sole liability under this or any implied
warranty and under no circumstances shall Matco be liable for any incidental
or consequential damages.
Note: Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to
you.
Proper Grease Gun Use
This Air Powered Continuous Shot Grease Gun was developed for the
specific purpose of dispensing grease by using pneumatic power.
This tool should only be used for its designed purpose and according to
the instructions in this manual.
Features
360˚ Swivel head allows incredible access to grease fittings
Simple, durable construction for years of consistent, reliable service
True continuous grease feed with one trigger pull
Locking follower design
Quiet, dependable operation
Includes 18" high pressure grease hose and durable 6" bent metal spout
General Cautionary Notes
Do not allow bystanders, children or other on-lookers in the work area as
they can cause distractions, which may lead to mistakes and accidents.
Carefully inspect the equipment for damaged, loose or missing parts.
If the unit is worn or damaged, do not use it and contact an authorized
service center for evaluation or repair.
The Continuous Shot Grease Gun must be primed after each refill or
grease cartridge change. You should also check the priming of the gun
before each use.
For best performance and to extend product life, add a few drops of air
tool oil through the air fitting at the bottom of the handle if gun begins to
cycle slowly or erratically.
CAUTION!
Air pockets in the cartridge will cause the gun to lose prime.
Priming the Continuous Shot Grease Gun
With the gun loaded with grease and the gun hooked to an air supply,
activate the trigger until grease flows from the hose or pipe. To relieve
air pockets, operate the air vent valve #31 while depressing the trigger. If
grease does not flow after 10-15 seconds of operation, remove the hose
or pipe and activate the trigger until grease flows from the hose/pipe
outlet. Make sure the bearing, fitting and lubrication line are clear and
free flowing before operating the gun. If the bearing, fitting or lubrication
line is blocked, the gun can stall.
Removing an Empty Grease Cartridge
1. Pull the T handle until the rod is fully extended. Hook the rod
into the rod notch in the end cap.
2. Unscrew the grease tube from the gun.
3. Carefully center the grease rod and eject the empty cartridge from the
grease barrel.
Instructions for Cartridge Loading
1. Pull the T handle until the rod is fully extended, lock rod into
cap notch and remove the barrel assembly from the gun.
2. Turn T handle 1/2 turn to lock the follower rod to the follower.
3. Remove the plastic cap from the grease cartridge and insert the
cartridge into the barrel assembly.
4. Remove the pull-tab from the grease cartridge.
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