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MAINTENANCE
• Add several drops of air tool oil before each use by dropping directly into the air inlet.
• If tool is to be unused for an extended period, add 10 drops of air tool oil directly to the air
inlet, rotate the tool motor by hand several times to distribute the oil throughout the motor and
gearbox then store the tool, handle up.
• Periodically, with the air supply disconnected, check belt condition and Angle Adjusting Screw
tightness.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Tool Doesn't
Respond
to Trigger
Depression
Tool
Performance
is Slow or
Sluggish
Tool Vibrates
Excessively
During Use
Tool Emits
Excessive
Noise During
Use
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CAUSE
Insufficient
Air Supply
Moisture in
Air Line
Insufficient
Air Supply
Moisture in
Air Line
Split or
Torn Belt
Loose Angle
Adjustment
Screw
Tool Lacks
Lubrication
CORRECTION
Verify sufficient air supply.
Should be 7.1 cfm or more.
Check for moisture in air line and tool inlet.
Verify sufficient air supply.
Should be 7.1 cfm or more.
Check for moisture in air line and tool inlet.
STOP USE IMMEDIATELY!
Replace Belt.
STOP USE IMMEDIATELY!
Tighten Angle Adjustment Screw
STOP USE IMMEDIATELY!
Add air tool oil directly to air inlet.
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