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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

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.

Summary of Contents for 07500

Page 1: ...al Technologies Company 0Instruction Manual Pass onto user to read and keep for reference Hydro Pneumatic Power Tool 07500 Instruction Manual Hydro Pneumatic Power Tool Pass onto user to read and keep...

Page 2: ...dB A WEIGHT Without nose equipment 3 85 kg 8 47 lb VIBRATION Less than 2 5 m s2 8 ft s2 AIR PRESSURE Minimum Maximum 5 5 7 bar 80 100 lbf in2 FREE AIR VOLUME REQUIRED 5 5 bar 80 lbf in2 5 7 litres 20...

Page 3: ...rocedure 18 19 FAULT DIAGNOSIS Fault Diagnosis Table 20 1 Priming Oil Details 18 Priming Procedure 18 19 Selection Fitting Servicing Components 8 10 Air Supply 5 Operating Procedure 5 Accessories 6 7...

Page 4: ...s ENSURE THAT VENT HOLES DO NOT BECOME BLOCKED OR COVERED AND THAT HOSES ARE ALWAYS IN GOOD CONDITION 2 SA F E T Y 2 This instruction manual must be read with particular attention to the following saf...

Page 5: ...IC OIL SHOULD BE AVOIDED TO MINIMIZE THE POSSIBILITY OF RASHES CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN TO WASH THOROUGHLY 3 3 In addition to the general safety rules opposite the following specific safety points must al...

Page 6: ...5 6 Dimensions shown in bold are millimetres Other dimensions are in inches 4 143 5 6 The hydro pneumatic 07500 type tool is designed to place Avdelok Pins and collars at high speed making it ideal fo...

Page 7: ...ushing itself off the collar and ejecting the pin tail at the rear 5 5 PU T T I N G I N T O S E R V I C E A I R S U P P L Y All tools are operated with compressed air at an optimum pressure of 5 4 bar...

Page 8: ...R SPLITIER 07500 06800 07500 06900 MAXLOK COLLAR SPIIITER 07500 05900 6 6 A C C E S S O R I E S These are the accessories available for the 07500 00200 tool Three of which are to make the connection w...

Page 9: ...er refers to items included in the Avdel service kit For complete list see page 11 7 7 refers to items included in the Avdel service kit For complete list see page 11 To fit collar splitters first dis...

Page 10: ...over the chuck collet Slide nose retaining nut over anvil 1 and screw onto front of tool 8 FITTING INSTRUCTIONS Nose assemblies must be assembled before fitting Offset nose assemblies are always supp...

Page 11: ...der to dismantling refers to items included in the Avdel service kit For complete list see page 11 9 9 refers to items included in the Avdel service kit For complete list see page 11 To fit Offset Hea...

Page 12: ...5 07500 00313 07500 02208 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 2 3 1011 ill i 11111 iii __ 11 it I III 9 Till lam 8 4 7 6 5 10 NOSE ASSEMBLY COMPONENTS 10 1 GUIDE TUBE 07500 02209 1 2 EXTERNAL CIRCLIP 07004 000...

Page 13: ...burning or disposal on approved site Away from heat and oxidising agent 11 SE R V I C I N G T H E T O O L Regular servicing should be carried out and a comprehensive inspection performed annually or e...

Page 14: ...d nose assemblies follow a similar procedure refer to nose equipment section pages 8 11 12 Every 500 000 cycles the tool should be completely dismantled and new components should be used where worn da...

Page 15: ...er to dismantling refers to items included in the Avdel service kit For complete list see page 11 13 13 refers to items included in the Avdel service kit For complete list see page 11 TRIGGER AND VALV...

Page 16: ...ervicing Priming is ALWAYS necessary after the tool has been dismantled and prior to operating 14 AIR PISTON ASSEMBLY Ensure oil is drained from the tool Remove air cylinder 68 as described earlier Us...

Page 17: ...15 15...

Page 18: ...0 84 85 86 87 24 53 4 54 55 56 57 25 26 22 D 4 Ii 37 27 83 82 16 16 GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF BASE TOOL 07500 00200 38 39 49 71 48 47 46 70 69 68 50 72 73 74 51 75 76 52 77 A A B 78 79 6 7 8 9 10 11 80 81 1...

Page 19: ...VER 1 43 07500 00704 RETAINING PLATE 1 87 07500 01903 FOAM SILENCER 1 44 07500 00703 AIR BLEED INSERT 1 17 17 ITEM PART N DESCRIPTION QTY SPARES 45 07003 00087 SEAL 1 1 46 07002 00017 NUT 1 1 47 07500...

Page 20: ...issues from the rear bleed hole Replace and tighten rear bleed screw 84 18 ENVIRONMENT WASTE DISPOSAL Through authorised contractor to a licensed site May be incinerated Used product may be sent for r...

Page 21: ...ls to attain full stroke or will not place bolts after this procedure use the following procudure 19 19 Top up priming pump and operate until resistance is felt Remove priming pump Tighten front bleed...

Page 22: ...lows and fails to actuate Exhaust silencer dirty 0 Clean silencer o Air in oil 0 Reprime tool see page 18 20 20 FA U L T D I A G N O S I S F A U L T D I A G N O S I S T A B L E SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE...

Page 23: ...strated within this publication are subject to patent design or copyright protection in many countries Products mentioned and or illustrated within this publication are subject to patent design or cop...

Page 24: ...l infoAvdel USA acument com Avdel UK Limited 2007 Manual No Issue Change Note No 07900 00391 B 07 325 www avdel global com Manual No Issue Change Note No 07900 00391 B 07 325 Avdel UK Limited 2007 AUS...

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