Torque Adjustment; Repair Instructions - Cleco 7PTH Serie Manual Del Usuario

7PTH
2. P D
RODUCT ESCRIPTION
The pulse nutsetter features
- torque shut-off,
- alternative air inlet on top. If the top air inlet is used the screwed
plug <13> must be screwed and sealed in the air inlet on the pistol
grip
- trigger-start with soft-start valve,
- available with two different pistol grip sizes,
- has a lockable torque adjustment accessible from the outside
- reversible, RH and LH operation,
- generates less than 65 dB(A) when idling,
- generates less than 0,7 m/s² vibration when pulsing
3. T A
ORQUE DJUSTMENT
Separate the tool from the air supply.
- Prevent turning of the hydraulic rotor <73> by holding the
sleeve <95>.
- Turn valve screw <86> with a screwdriver size 3 counterclockwise
gently until stop is reached (minimum torque setting).
- With about 1 - 4 turns clockwise, set the desired torque (4 - 7 Nm).
- If pulse rate < 4 free speed reduce speed by turning exhaust air
throttle <7>. Set bolt <10> must be loosened with wrench size 2
first.
- Turn exhaust air throttle in direction "-", speed will be reduced.
Caution! Caution!
Do not reduce the speed below 2800 ¹/min, as the idling
speed can then become unsteady.
Torque setting
by means of valve screw <86>
(key size 3; Order-No. 913947)
Speed setting
by means of exhaust ait throttle <7>:
If pulse rate < 4 reduce free speed
Free speed not lower than 2800 r.p.m.
Sample adjustment:
• Bolt M5 8.8 = 6 Nm
• Torque adjustment about 2,5 turns of valve screw
<..> = Index for spare parts or devices
see 7. Spare parts list and 8. Fixtures order list
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4. I
NSPECTION AND
To prevent downtime, regularly
- check the oil level of the pulse unit,
- regularly replace the oil level of the pulse unit <55> every 500
operating hours or at least every 12 months, the set of seals <99>
must be replaced.
5. W
HAT TO
...the torque is too low?
- Is the throttle exhaust adjusted correctly?
- Is the flow pressure too low?
- Is the reverse button not in one of its end positions?
- Is the inlet screen dirty?
- Is the muffler dirty?
- Is sufficient oil in the pulse unit?
6. R I
EPAIR
6.1 M D
OTOR
- Clamp the tool in a vice with plastic jaws on its pistol grip <1>.
Caution! Caution!
Do not damage the rubber coating of the grip.
- Loosen housing <91> by turning counterclockwise using a strap
wrench.
- Pull off housing together with pulse unit.
- Remove countersunk screw <15> and reverse button <14>.
- Knock pistol grip housing on soft surface and take motor parts out.
Set bolt <10>
(key size 2; Order-No. 920001)
P1646E 06/03
M
AINTENANCE
D I ...
O F
NSTRUCTIONS
ISASSEMBLY
Turns of valve screw <86>