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EZEBREAK MICRO-BLASTER 1 Instructions Manual

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MICRO-BLASTER 1™ INSTRUCTIONS

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  • Page 1 MICRO-BLASTER 1™ INSTRUCTIONS...
  • Page 2 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL ---------------------------------- MICRO-BLASTER CARTRIDGES ARE SUPPLIED SEPARATELY CONTACT YOUR DEALER OR EZEBREAK FOR DETAILS -------------------------------- Ezebreak,LLC, 1 Clay St, PO Box 29, Frankford WV, 24938 V 304-497-9970, F 304-497-9971 www.ezebreak.com ©2002-2007 EZEBREAK US Patent #7,069,862 and International Patents Pend.
  • Page 3 MICR0-BLASTER INSTRUCTIONS !CAUTION! READ, ABSORB AND UNDERSTAND THESE DIRECTIONS BEFORE USING THIS DEVICE. SERIOUS INJURY MAY RESULT FROM IMPROPER USE! We strongly recommend that the user practice using this device as much as is reasonably possible in advance of an important project.
  • Page 4 Step by Step Instructions. To be Followed in the Order Presented DO NOT USE THIS SYSTEM IF YOU DO NOT FULLY UNDERSTAND THESE DIRECTIONS Drill a 5/16" hole, no more than 10" deep in the rock or masonry you intend to crack, for 2 cartridge shots use 12" deep hole.
  • Page 5 sides of the hole followed by blowing out the loosened dust from the hole. 3. Next make sure that the un-cocked MICRO-BLASTER can be inserted to the full depth of the hole. A snug fit is best as it will help to hold the MICRO-BLASTER in place upon initiation of the cartridge.
  • Page 6 TO THE SLOTTED END OF THE RELEASE PLATE. Next shake the MICRO-BLASTER so that the Firing Pin extends about 1/10 of an inch from the tip of the MICRO-BLASTER. A whipping motion seems the most effective for extending the Firing Pin. If the Firing Pin is not easily shifted, check for damage or dirt which may be stopping its free movement.

  • Page 7: Maintenance And Troubleshooting

    MAINTENANCE and TROUBLESHOOTING Your MICRO-BLASTER has been designed to provide many years of service with a minimum of care. Routine disassembly, cleaning and lubrication with a light oil will keep your MICRO-BLASTER fully functional. Special attention should be paid to maintaining free movement of the firing pin which extends from the tip of the MICRO-BLASTER.
  • Page 8 MISFIRES Very occasionally cartridges have not initiated in the rock. If this happens wait at least one minute before approaching the MICRO-BLASTER and then very carefully withdraw the Micro- Blaster from the hole with a twisting motion. Drilling dust, which was not completely removed from the drilled hole, can become packed on top of the cartridge with the insertion of the MICRO- BLASTER keeping the Firing Pin from making forceful contact...
  • Page 9 Go to the website below or for further information on your MICRO- BLASTER . Spare parts can be obtained from your MICRO-BLASTER dealer. Units needing repair will only be accepted after proper return authorization has been given by EZEBREAK. www.ezebreak.com EZEBREAK...

  • Page 10: Statement Of Liability

    Statement of Liability: All statements, technical information and recommendations which are contained herein are believed to be reliable and accurate. We do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness and the following statement is made in lieu of all warranties, expressed or implied: Seller's and manufacturer's only obligation shall be to replace such quantity of the product proved to be defective.
  • Page 11 hairline crack emanating from the hole and connecting some or all of the other holes. Remember, holes intended to be shot always need to be cleaned thoroughly just before loading and firing. The other holes not shot do not require cleaning. A second shot can be done in one of the other holes as long as the crack connecting the holes is not too large which will allow the expanding gases from the 2nd initiated cartridge to escape too rapidly through the crack.
  • Page 12 Since the resulting “blast” will be increased when using 2 cartridges in the same hole, we recommend a suitable mat (carpet works well) be placed over the material to be broken to avoid fly rock issues and muffle the sound. Whether using one or two cartridges, the cleanliness of the drilled hole is always extremely important and should always be done thoroughly to insure dependable operation of your Micro-Blaster and...
  • Page 13 MICRO-BLASTER Assembly & Parts MICRO-BLASTER PARTS: A . Cocking Knob B . Release Plate Screw (2) C . Release Plate D. Nylon Washers (2) E . Hammer F . Hammer Guide G . Spring H . Bushing I. Roll Pin J .