15
GB
TOPPING UP OIL IN THE HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT (
pic.
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Topping up the oil in the hydraulic circuit is necessary after a long
period of work, when there is a reduction of the riveter stroke.
Then proceed as follows: riveting tool on standby but fed and in
a vertical position, remove the cap (
A
) using the allen wrench 4
mm., remove also the nozzle (
L
) with the provided key. When
doing this operation use extreme caution to prevent oil spills.
Screw the oil container (
Z
), previously filled with commercial
hydraulic oil
HLP 32 cSt
, into the place of the cap (
A
).
By keeping the riveting tool vertically, press the trigger several
times until the riveter ends to make bubbles from the oil container
(
Z
). It means that the oil filling has been fully achieved.
With the riveter still vertical and fed, unscrew the oil container
(
Z
) and then proceed by placing the cap (
A
).
WARNING:
it is very important to follow the about mentioned
instructions and use gloves and protection glasses or protective
visors. If you need to empty fully the hydraulic circuit, you must
put the oil in a suitable container and contact a Company that
is authorized to discharge any waste.
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ATTENTION!
Before disconnecting the compressed air hose,
make sure that it is not under pressure!
ATTENTION:
Make sure that the oil filler cap (
A
)
is tightened at a torque corresponding to
min. 5
Nm ÷ Max. 8 Nm.
We recommend to use oil
HLP 32 cSt
or similars.
DISPOSAL OF THE RIVETING TOOL
Follow the prescriptions of the national laws for disposing of the riveting tool.
After disconnecting the tool from the pneumatic system, disassemble and split all the components according to
the material: steel, aluminium, plastic material, etc.
Then proceed to scrap the materials in accordance with current laws.
A
Z
L
min. 5 Nm
MAX 8 Nm
RAC 181
RAC 181
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