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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
The Grease Gun is designed to operate at 90 psi. Lower
pressure will reduce the performance of the tool, while
higher pressure will damage the internal components of
the tool.
CAUTION
CAUTION
Do not press the plunger release valve while
loading.
Instructions for the 3 Ways to Load your
Grease Gun
1. Cartridge Loading (Figure 1):
a. Remove the canister from the Grease Gun.
b. Draw the plunger handle back completely.
c. Insert the open end of the cartridge into the canister
of the grease gun. Remove the seal or pull--tab from
the other end of the tube and tightly re--attach the
canister to the Grease Gun.
d. Press the plunger release valve at the bottom of the
canister and release the plunger rod and push down
the plunger handle.
2. Loading with a Filler Pump (Figure 2):
a. Draw back the plunger handle completely.
b. Insert plug into the filler pump socket. Make sure
the socket is securely fastened to the plug.
c. Operate the filler pump.
d. Disconnect the grease gun from the filler pump.
e. Press the plunger release valve and push down the
plunger handle.
3. Hand Loading (Figure 3):
a. Remove canister from grease gun head.
b. Draw back the plunger handle completely and load
grease into empty canister.
c. Re--attach the canister to the gun head and press the
plunger release valve. Push down the plunger
handle and begin using.
Fig. 1:
Cartridge Loading
Fig. 2:
Loading with Filler Pump
Fig. 3:
Hand Loading
Grease
Gun
Head
Canister
Plunger
Release
Lever
Plunger
Handle
