Maintenance; Troubleshooting - Surtek EN650A Manual De Usuario

cause a personal injury. Remember, always hold
the nose of the tool firmly against the work-
piece.
• Disconnect the tool from the air source before
servicing it, leaving the work area, changing the
tool, or passing the tool to another person.
• Always unplug the tool before undoing it. To
undo it just remove the plate that covers the
stapling guide or, if applicable, open the quick
release and remove the jamming staple.
• Check carefully that the trigger and safety
mechanism are operating properly. Do not use
the tool unless the trigger, safety mechanism
and any other operating controls are functional
or in case the tool has air leakage and needs re-
pair.
• To make any modification to the tool you need
a written approval from the manufacturer of
the tool.

MAINTENANCE

The operator of the tool and the one who em-
ploys are responsible for ensuring that the tool
is in optimal safety conditions when operating.
Hence, only service personnel trained by the
manufacturer, distributor, or by the employee
can repair the tool.
CAUTION: Always remove the air source be-
fore beginning any cleaning or inspection and
remember to correct any problems before start-
ing any repair.
• Clean the tool and inspect for possible wear
and damage. Use non-flammable solutions to
clean the tool. Never soak the tool with these
solutions as it can be damaged internally.
• Always make sure all screws are tight as loose
screws can cause an accident or damage to the
gun.
• Tools that require lubricant: If the tool is used
without an inline lubricant then be sure to put
3 drops of lubricant at the beginning of each
working day and three drops for every 1000
staples fired.
• Lubricant-free tools: If the tool to be used is
free of lubricant then it is not necessary to apply
lubricant to the tool.
• The tools must be repaired and equipped only
with parts and accessories provided or recom-
mended by the manufacturer of the tool / sup-
plier.
• Never use a tool that requires repair.
E N G L I S H •

TROUBLESHOOTING

GRIP NOT TRIPPED
- Wrong clips were loaded.
- Abnormal staples (large head size, bent, incor-
rectly chained, etc.) were loaded
• Verify that recommended staples are loaded.
- Use recommended staples.
- Remove abnormal staples and load normal
staples.
LOADER
- Push crank
- Defective staple feeder (deviated, bent or bro-
ken)
- Defective feed spring (worn or broken).
• Check abnormalities in the feed system (devi-
ated, worn, deformed, broken).
- Repair deformed parts.
- Replace defective parts.
- Narrow or wide (worn out) magazine slot.
- Offset staple head supporting part of the
magazine.
- Abnormal staple guide groove in the piston
guide (deflected, deformed or broken). Load
staples and make sure they move smoothly.
ADHESIVE OR ADHESIVE FRAGMENTS ADHERED
IN THE CHARGER OR IN THE FEEDER OF STAPLES
Load staples and make sure they move smooth-
ly. Remove adhesive fragments or sawdust.
CRANK
Check the movement of the crank. Replace.
Very low air pressure. Check compressor.
Worn piston ring. Replace piston ring.
SHOCKED PISTON SHOCK ABSORBER
Make an ideal test and verify the return of the
thrust plunger. Replace piston damper.
"O-ring" defective (disconnected, deformed or
broken). Replace the "O-ring".
Defective thrust pin (deviated, deformed, bro-
ken). Replace.
DEFECT WITHIN THE CYLINDER (adhesive or
fragment of wood, wear)
• Check if the stapler works at the minimum op-
erating pressure.
- Remove adhesive fragment or sawdust.
INSERTED GRIP IS FOLDED
- The staples are not being fed properly to the
thrust plunger.
- Incorrect staples were loaded.
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