AIR PISTON ASSEMBLY
Ensure oil is drained from the tool.
Remove air cylinder
68
as described earlier.
Using external circlip pliers* free circlip
48
and drop out piston buffer
50
.
Using an Allen key* unscrew four screws
67
and separate cylinder head assembly
24
from head and handle sub-assembly
1
.
Separate air piston assembly
40
from cylinder head assembly
24
by gently tapping out handle insert
51
.
Unscrew kaylok nut
46
using a spanner* and remove from intensifier rod assembly
52
the following: piston insert
47
, external circlip
48
, piston buffer
69
, insert retaining plate
43
, gasket
65
, ‘O’ ring
71
, ‘H’ ring seal
45
, air bleed insert
44
, handle insert
51
, spiral
back up ring
42
, square seal
41
, ‘O’ ring
76
and anti extrusion ring
75
.
Remove ‘O’ ring
54
and head gasket
74
from cylinder head assembly
24
.
The intensifier rod valves are pre-set and should not be tampered with.
Assemble in reverse order to dismantling.
HEAD CYLINDER
Ensure that the head piston is in the forward position before proceeding to dismantle.
Pull off rear pin tail deflector
63
.
Release the lock on insert retainer
21
by loosening screw
2
using an Allen key*.
Using combination tool for head cylinder* unscrew and remove insert retainer
21
.
Pull out head piston
12
together with seal housing
20
. Taking care not to damage the head bores.
Pull off front pin tail deflector
15
.
Unscrew screws
16
using an Allen key* and remove head end cap
14
and wiper ring
80
.
Remove internal circlip
8
using internal circlip pliers*.
Remove retaining washer
9
, square seal
10
and spiral back up ring
11
.
Assemble in reverse order to dismantling.
AIR VALVE SETTING
To set the air valve (tool fully assembled), unscrew front valve seat
38
and rear valve seat
31
a few turns.
Connect airline to the tool. Air should now leak through front valve seat
38
.
Using spanner (front valve seat)*, screw in front valve seat
38
until ‘O’ ring just seats and air leak ceases.
Push valve stem
35
fully back. Air should now be leaking through rear valve seat
31
.
With valve stem
35
held fully back, screw in rear valve seat
31
using spanner* until ‘O’ ring just seats and air leak ceases.
14
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I M P O R T A N T
Check the tool against daily and weekly servicing.
Priming is ALWAYS necessary after the tool has been dismantled and prior to operating.
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