Truper TPN-886-2, Руководство пользователя

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9
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
ENGLISH
• Pneumatic tools need to constantly be lubricated during
its useful life and while operating. Compressed air needed
in tool to run contain humidity which can rust the motor
and bearings.
To prevent this possibility, is necessary to constantly
administer through a brand
UNI-LL-1/4
Centralized Filter-Oil Feeder System installed
between the air compressor and the tool.
• Excessive oil in the motor is
immediately expelled through the oil exhaust.
Keep the exhaust always free of any obstruction and never
point at people or objects.
• If not using the tool long periods of time, it shall be
lubricated carefully.
• After 60 hours’ operation, the tool mechanism needs
some grease. Grease in excess main diminish power.
• Service to the tools shall be carried out every 3 months
only in a Authorized Service Center.
Service and maintenance carried out by non-certified
people may result dangerous and could cause personal
injuries and also makes the Warranty void.
• Any malfunctioning in the tool caused by lack of the
recommended dose lubrication, non-complying with these
instructions or due to repairs carried out by staff not
recommended by will not be covered
in this Warranty. We reserve the right to carry out technical
improvements unannounced.
Lubrication Service
The tool runs too
slowly or is not
running.
The tool rotor turns
without auctioning
the trigger
• Drain the tool using pneumatic tools oil or gum solvent.
• Lubricate the tool following the lubrication instructions.
• Adjust the compressor gauge to the maximum pressure
(90 PSI).
• Tighten and seal the joints in the hose if there are
escape points. Use sealing tape.
• Confirm the hose has the right measure. Long hoses or
tools using large volumes of air may need a hose with an
inner diameter of 3/8” or higher, depending on the total
length of the hoses. Do not use many hoses connected
among each other if the hoses have a fast mount
accessory. This causes the additional pressure drops and
reduce the tool power.
Connect hoses in a direct manner.
• Take the tool to a Authorized
Service Center.
• Water in the tank (See the air compressor instructions).
Oil the tool and let it run until no more water escapes. Oil
the tool again and leave it running 1 to 2 seconds.
• Replace the broken “O”-ring.
Problem Posible cause Solution
• Sand or gum in the tool.
• The tool has no oil.
• Low air pressure.
• The air hose is leaking.
• Pressure drop.
• Worn rotor blade.
• Humidity escapes through the tool
exhaust.
• The “O”-ring in the inlet is broken.
WARNING
If the problems persist despite performing the recommended corrective actions,
Contact an authorized service center