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Initial Use
Compressed air supply
For trouble-free operation of the device, a sufficient
supply of filtered, dry, oiled compressed air is required.
— If compressed air is generated using compressors,
the air humidity naturally present condenses out and
collects as condensation in the pressure tank and
pipe lines.
— This condensation must be removed by a water sep-
arator.
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Check and drain the water separator daily, oth-
erwise corrosion can occur in the compressed air
system and increase wear.
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Outlets that are provided for the devices should be
equipped with a compressed air service unit (filter/
water separator/oiler) directly at the coupling point.
Check oilers daily and fill with the recommended oil.
The air volume is as important as the air pressure.
Dirt in the hose connectors or water in the system can
impair the air flow so that an insufficient volume of air is
available although the indicated pressure is sufficiently
high.
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Before the device is examined for a fault, the air
supply and the compressed air source must first be
checked for possible causes that could impede the
volume flow (dirt, water).
Connecting the device to a com-
pressed air supply
Attention!
The device drive must always be adequately
lubricated.
Oil the device before first use, then oil daily.
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If the tool has not been used for several days,
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manually add about 5 drops of pneumatic oil to
the compressed air connection.
Attention!
Operate only with clean, dry compressed air at a
regulated pressure of 6.3 bar.
Risk of injury due to the failure of quick-
release couplings and consequently
uncontrolled flailing hoses.
Do not use quick release couplings
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directly at the device nor closer than
20 cm to the device.
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Screw the hose connector [8] to the compressed
air connector [6] of the device.
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DANGER!
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Push a suitable hose clamp [9] on to the com-
pressed air hose [10].
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Push the compressed air hose [10] up to the stop
on the hose connector [8].
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Tighten the hose clamp [9] just before the end of
the compressed air hose [10].
Operation
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Push a suitable tool/bit (Würth system accessory) on
to the tool holder [1].
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Check that the tool bit is correctly seated.
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Set the direction of rotation [3] / [4] and torque [2]
at the switch.
Symbol
Meaning
Anticlockwise rotation
Clockwise rotation
Torque level 1
Torque level 2
Torque level 3
Torque level 4
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Grip the device by the handle [5].
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Switching on: Press switch [7].
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Switching off: Release switch [7].
Maintenance / Care
Risk of injury or material damage.
Clean and service the device only
¾
when it is disconnected from the
compressed air supply.
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Keep the casing and handle dry, clean and free from
oil. Never use brake fluid, petrol or solvent for cleaning.
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Check screws for tight fitting.
Warranty
We provide a warranty for this Würth device from the
date of purchase and in accordance with the legal/coun-
try-specific regulations (proof of purchase through invoice
or delivery note). Any damage will be remedied by a sub-
stitute delivery or by repair. Damage caused by improper
handling is not covered by the warranty. Claims under
warranty can only be accepted if the device is returned fully
assembled to a Würth agency, your Würth sales represent-
ative or an authorised Würth customer service workshop.
We reserve the right to make technical changes.
We accept no liability for printing errors.
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