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3.4.4 Adjustment of the Mist Volume
The density of the oil or the amount of oil delivered to the tool can be increased or decreased
with the oil adjustment valve located on the top of the lubrication pump. This adjustment
valve is numbered 1-10 (1 = Minimum, 10 = Maximum). The correct oil mist volume will leave
a light residue on the panel, wipe your finger on the edge of the cut and it should remove a
light amount of oil. If oil is not visible, turn up the volume, if it is running down the panel or
creating a fog, turn the volume down.
If the oil mist continues to be too high (When it is at minimum) or too low (When it is at
maximum), do the following;
1. Using a 2.5mm Allen wrench, carefully remove the adjustment knob stop post.
2. Turn the adjustment knob past the stop + or – depending on the direction you are
trying to adjust.
3. Replace the adjustment knob stop post.
This will allow one more revolution, for more or less oil flow.
Note: The amount of oil delivered to the tool should not create a fog or cloud of mist.
3.4.5 Oil Conversion from MK 150 to MK 200
Due to the higher viscosity of the MK 200 (20 mm
²
) from the older MK 150 (13 mm
²
), the mist
volume adjustment, on the top of the reservoir, will need to be increased. Follow the
procedure described in Section 3.4.4 to increase the mist volume as needed.
The proper adjustment for the mist oil is about 25 ml/hr., however in a normal environment,
this is difficult to measure, follow the procedure in section 3.4.2 for an easier adjustment
method.
Air pressure to the lubrication system should remain at 2.0 bar pressure for both the MK 150
and the MK 200 lubricants.