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V 2.0
DISPOSING OF THE TOOL
If your tool has become damaged beyond repair, do not throw it out. Bring it to the appropriate recycling facility.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem(s)
Tool runs at normal speed but loses
power under load.
Tool runs slowly. Air flows slightly
from exhaust.
Tools will not run. Air flows freely
from exhaust.
Tool will not shut off.
Loss of power or erratic
performance.
Note:
Repairs should be carried out by a qualified person
For technical questions call: 1-800-665-8685
Air Shear
Possible cause(s)
Motor parts worn.
Lack of air tool oil.
Motor parts jammed with dirt
particles.
Air flow blocked by dirt.
Excessive air tool oil in tool or
buildup of shipping grease.
O-rings throttle valve dislodged
from seat inlet valve.
Damage to, or excessive wearing
of internal parts
O-rings throttle valve dislodged
from seat inlet valve.
Excessive drain on the air line.
Moisture or restriction in the air
hose. Incorrect size or type of hose
connectors.
Air compressor has insufficient
flow.
Suggested solution(s)
• Have a qualified technician replace worn parts.
• Pour air tool oil into air inlet per instructions.
• Check air inlet filter for blockage.
• Pour air tool oil into air inlet as per instructions.
• Operate tool in short bursts quickly reversing rotation back
and forth where applicable.
• Disconnect supply. Free motor by rotating drive shank
manually where applicable
• Repeat above as needed. If this fails, bring to service
center.
• Run tool under no load for short periods of time until
exhaust clears.
• Have a qualified technician replace the O-ring.
• Bring to service centre
• Have a qualified technician replace the O-ring.
• Check the air supply. Ensure tool is connected to a 3/8"
I.D. or larger air hose with no kinks or restrictions and that
the fittings are connected properly.
• Ensure tool is connected to a compressor whose rated flow
matches the tool.
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