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Figure 4, Piston and Blade Fully Retracted
(“Home”) Position
8.2 Piston Release Lever
See Figure 5.
Before using the cutter, check that the piston release
lever is moved fully clockwise to position 1. This will
ensure that the piston automatically retracts and returns
to the home position after it reaches the end of its travel.
In the event that the blade becomes stuck during
cutting, move the piston release lever counterclockwise
to position 2, to manually release and retract the piston.
The piston will return immediately to the home position,
assuming that no dirt or debris is preventing its return.
NOTICE:
CAUTION
To prevent possible oil leakage, do not
loosen the piston release lever more than one full
turn counter-clockwise.
NOTICE
Refer to the procedures in Section 11.0 of this
manual if the blade is not returning due to accumulated
dirt or debris.
Return the piston release lever to position 1 to resume
normal operation. Note that the piston will not advance
when the lever is in position 2.
Be advised that the piston release lever is intended
for occasional use only. If the piston repeatedly fails to
retract automatically after it is fully extended, have the
tool inspected by an Enerpac authorized service center.
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Figure 5, Piston Release Lever
Key:
1. Position 1 (normal operation)
2. Position 2 (piston release)
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