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BASIC TOOL OPERATION

1. 

Inspect tool for damage or oil leaking – do not use tool if it is damaged or leaking oil.

2. 

Ensure correct nosepiece is installed and tightened with a 12mm spanner. (The size of  

 

the nosepiece is marked on the edge of the nosepiece)

3. 

Ensure the 

outer sleeving

 (3) is tightened, by using a 24mm spanner.

4. 

Connect tool to an air supply.

5. 

Ensure the 

mandrel collector

 (28) is installed.

6. 

Insert a correct rivet into nosepiece.

7. 

Pull trigger to install the rivet.

8. 

Release trigger – When releasing the trigger the jaw assembly returns to the start  

 

position automatically.

9. 

Eject the spent mandrel by tilting to the rear into the mandrel collector.

10.  When the collector is half full, do not use the tool. Disconnect the air supply, unscrew the  
 

collector and empty it.

HYDRAULIC OIL FILLING

It is important that the tool be properly maintained. If the hydraulic oil level is low, the tool will 
not work properly. 

Caution!

 

Disconnect the air supply while refilling the hydraulic oil. Keep the tool 

upright during all operations.

1. 

Unscrew 

oil screw 

(69) from the body by using the 3mm Hex. Key (supplied). Check  

 

whether the 

o ring

 (29) remains in the hole.

2. 

Fill the syringe (supplied) with hydraulic oil.

3. 

Screw the filled syringe up to the o ring in the hole. Then slowly inject the oil into the   

 

tool. Ensure no air is injected. Adequate oil has been added as soon as resistance is  

 

sensed. The excess oil will flow back when the syringe is release if more oil is added  

 

than necessary.

4. 

Unscrew and remove the syringe from the body. Check whether the o ring remains in  

 

the hole.

5. 

Screw the oil screw into the hole with the Hex. Key.

6. 

Wipe off any excess oil.

FRONT END SERVICE

Nosepiece (1)

Outer Sleeving (3)

Jaws (6)

Jaw Case (5)

Lock Ring (9)

Jaw Spreader Housing (10)

Set Nut (12)

Head Assembly (15)

Caution!

 

Disconnect the air supply while servicing front end to avoid injury.

1. 

Remove outer sleeving (3)

 

 

Unscrew the outer sleeving with a 24mm spanner and slide the sleeving off the jaw    

 assembly. 

2. 

Remove jaw case (5) to access jaws and internal parts

 

 

Unscrew and remove the jaw case by using a 17mm spanner on jaw case and a  

 

 

16mm spanner on 

jaw spreader housing 

(10). Remove 

jaws

 (6), 

jaw spreader

 (7),  

 

spring

 (8) and 

lock ring

 (9). 

3. 

Cleaning

 

 

Clean jaws, jaw spreader, spring, lock ring and the thread of the jaw case. Apply  

 

 

lubricant on jaws and the thread area. Replace jaws if worn or damaged. 

4. 

Re-assemble jaws, internal parts and outer sleeving 

 

Place the jaws into the jaw case and slide the jaw spreader, spring and lock ring  

 

 

into the jaw case. Apply lubricant to the thread of jaw spreader housing. Screw the    

 

jaw case onto the jaw spreader housing by using the 17mm spanner and the 16mm   

 

spanner. Slide the outer sleeving onto the jaw assembly and tighten with the 24mm    

 spanner.

If the oil level is too low and the tool fails to operate, service is required by a qualified service 
person.

Oil Screw (69)

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