General Description; Relief Valve; Circuit Breaker; Stroke Counter - Lincoln 1800 Manual De Instrucciones

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The Lincoln PowerLuber is a battery oper-
ated grease gun. The gun was developed
for manual lubrication of grease points and
includes a pressure relief valve, a circuit
breaker and stroke counter.
The PowerLuber is driven by a small, low
voltage electric motor connected to a three-
stage planetary gear transmission. The rotary
motion of the motor is converted into a recip-
rocating motion of the plunger using a yoke
mechanism. The PowerLuber is a positive
displacement single acting pump.

Relief Valve

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relieve pressure above 7000 PSI (482 bar).
The valve also is an indicator of the bearing
and lubrication line conditions. If grease
comes out of the relief valve, it indicates a
rect this before continuing lubrication with the
PowerLuber.

Circuit Breaker

The circuit breaker is used for double protec-
tion of the motor. It will stop the motor if gun is
run continuously at maximum pressure.
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PowerLuber Grease Gun
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The circuit breaker also is an indication of the
bearing or lubrication line conditions. If the red
button is popping out this is an indication of
blocked lubrication line. Correct this before reset-
ting and continue lubrication with PowerLuber.

Stroke counter

The tool is equipped with capability for calibra-
tion. This is accomplished by measuring (weigh-
of grease by number of strokes. Simply put your
thumb on the stroke counter button (Fig. 1)
during operation of the tool and count.
Some OEM's are recommending the exact
amount of grease to lubricate critical bearings.
By counting the strokes you will know how much
grease has been dispensed to lubricate the
bearing. Here is the table of the grease output
vs. number of strokes.
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10
20
Note: Lincoln recommends this feature only on
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0.20 5.7
0.40 11.4
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