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MAINTENANCE AND CARE
Regular lubrication is a prerequisite for the proper functioning of your pneumatic tool and a long ser -
vice life. The following lubrication options are available:
Using a mist lubricator:
A complete maintenance unit includes a mist lubricator and is attached to the compressor
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(not included).
Using a line oiler:
A line lubricator is installed in the immediate vicinity of the tool (approx. 50 cm distance),
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which supplies the tool sufficiently with oil.
If the pneumatic tool has been out of operation for several days, you must add 5-10 drops
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of special tool oil to the compressed air connection before switching it on.
By hand:
If your system has neither a maintenance unit nor a line lubricator, you must add 3 - 5
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drops of special tool oil to the compressed air connection before each commissioning of
your impact wrench.
Store your air tool only in dry, frost-proof rooms.
Occasionally exchange the spring (see exploded diagram)
Never clean the tool with aggressive cleaning agents.
TOOL: RATCHET SCREWDRIVER
FIGURE
INTENDED USE
The ratchet wrench is a handy, pneumatic tool for manual use.
It is used to generate a rotary motion within a limited working area for loosening or tightening
screw connections.
START-UP
Screw the plug nipple into the reducing nipple. Use a ring spanner or open-end wrench. Attention:
Seal the thread with Teflon tape!
Attach the required socket wrench set to the actuator. Connect the air hose with quick coupling to
the plug nipple. Place the socket wrench insert on the nut or screw to be loosened or tightened.
Set the desired direction of rotation on the changeover lever, actuate the trigger lever.
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