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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

K6 PUMP UNIT

TROUBLE

CAUSE

REMEDY

The pump rod cap rises
slowly when not using the
gun.
( No visible leakages)

The rod cap springs up and
the unit will not pump grease.

The rod cap stays down, but
the unit will not pump grease.

Grease leaks at the top of the
clamp nut (7).

Grease leaks from the bottom
of the strainer cover (11).

Grease leaks from under the
clamp nut (7).

a) Dirt trapped between the inlet ball
     (26) and the piston (10).

b) The piston o’ring (25) is defective
     or worn.

a) Unscrew the clamp nut (7) and withdraw
     the assembly. Clean the ball (26) and
     piston (10) thoroughly. Reassemble.

b) Replace the piston o’ring (25).

a) Air lock in the grease caused by :-
   i) Dent in the container stopping
       the follower
.
   ii) Damaged follower o’ring (21).

b) Grease container empty.

c) The footvalve assembly (19) is faulty,
     holding the ball (18) off the seat.

a)
i) Remove the dents or tilt the follower
    (20) under the dent.

ii) Replace the o’ring (21) in the
    follower (20).

b) Change over to a new grease container
     or refill the old container with grease.

c) Replace with a new footvalve assembly
    (Do not attempt to rework this part).

a) The grade of grease is too Heavy.

b) The strainer (13) is blocked.

a) Use NLGI No2 grease, or lighter.
    (Force out the old grease).

b) Unscrew the clamp nut (7) and withdraw
    the assembly. Using a screwdriver,  lever
     off the strainer cover (11).Clean or replace
    the strainer (13).

Gland o’ring (6) and back up washer
(5) are defective or worn.

Unscrew the clamp nut (7) and withdraw
the assembly. Hold the piston (10) and
loosen the nut (27), by pushing against the
spring (2) on the clamp nut (7), then carefully
undo the nut (27).
Replace the o’ring (6) and back up washer
(5). When re-assembling, support the
piston (10) when driving the pin (9) home.
Ensure that the flat end of the spring (2) fits
in the cap (1).

a) O’ring (14) damaged.

b) Spot welds broken.

a) Unscrew the clamp nut (7) and withdraw
    the assembly. Using a screwdriver, lever
    off the strainer cover (11). Replace o’ring
    (14)

b) Replace the lid base (15).

a)  Dirt under the clamp nut (7).

b) Damaged seal washer (8).

a) Undo and clean surfaces.

b) Replace seal washer (8).

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Summary of Contents for MINI-LUBE K6

Page 1: ...emerges through the boss 3 Push the pump tube through the follower boss and down until the lid sits on the rim of the grease container Hand tighten the 3 thumbscrews evenly under the rim of the conta...

Page 2: ...ard by the handle the grease in chamber 1 is pushed back past ball A into the supply hose 3 The grease in chamber 2 small volume is pressurised up to 69MPa 10 000 psi This pressure seats ball B and li...

Page 3: ...er KM 2 3 s A SPIR OL PIN 10 KM 2 4 1 A PISTON 11 KM 17 1 STR A IN ER C OV ER 12 KM 2 9 1 HA N D LE 13 KM 9 1 KM 76 s STR A IN ER 14 B S2 4 0 1 A B O R IN G 15 KM 13 1 LID B A SE 16 KM 75 1 PU M P TU...

Page 4: ...2 CAP SOCKET 1 2 X3 16 WHIT 12 KH11 1 KR12s A SPRING INLET CHECK 13 N402 1 A 5 16 BA LL INLET 14 BS013 2 A O RING SEAL BODY 15 BS008 1 A O RING PLUNGER CONTROL 16 KH13 1 CONTROL BODY A SSEM BLY 17 N11...

Page 5: ...follower 20 b Change over to a new grease container or refill the old container with grease c Replace with a new footvalve assembly Do not attempt to rework this part a The grade of grease is too Heav...

Page 6: ...ers and o ring seals to enter squarely onto the piston b Remove the handle pin 30 and handle 29 Remove piston 8 re tighten valve stem 3 or replace the complete piston assembly Glyd ring worn Remove th...

Page 7: ...NOTES 7...

Page 8: ...the date of purchase of the product Macnaught shall at its option repair or replace any product found defective by its inspection Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverfailureofpartsorcomponentswhich inthejudgment...

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