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17.    

 MAINTENANCE

 

Your machine is time proven with good design engineering and modern manufacturing practices. 
You can service virtually anything on your machine yourself. There are no special tools, fixtures or 
alignment jigs required to install the parts used in this key machine. Because Rytan manufactures the 
machines in-house you are assured a supply of new replacement parts and updates for as long as 
YOU want us to make the machines. 

Keep your machine clean and lubricated and it will remain a productive asset to your business for a very long 
time. 

Lubrication 

You do not need to lubricate the motor or the cutter shaft bearings - these ball bearing assemblies are 
sealed and lubricated for their lifetime. 

Lubricate your machine as often as you like. Use number 30 non-detergent motor oil. Apply oil with 
a brush to all the black oxide process steel surfaces. After applying the oil let it stand overnight and 
wipe the oiled parts dry the next day with a clean rag or soft paper towel. 

WARNING: 

Do not turn 

the machipe over and set it on the Power Switch. 

Lubricate the vise jaw plungers inside the carriage—remove the key clamp knobs and top vise jaws. 
Squirt some number 30 motor oil in the large hole and reassemble. 

DO NOT LUBRICATE 

YOUR MACHINE WITH 

LPS-1 or WD-40 

in place of number 30 motor 

oil. You may use LPS-1 or WD-40 as a rust preventative in addition to the number 30 motor oil. If 
you only use LPS-1 or WD-40 as your machine's lubricant you will eventually damage the machine. 
These "lubricants" act more like solvents than lubricants—they work partially as a solvent that 
extracts already existing oils from bearings and other parts and redistributes the existing oil along the 
surfaces that need oil. Eventually you will exhaust all oil reserves in the machine's parts and the 
machine will be operating as a dry machine. 

DO NOT 

allow any oil or grease to get on the machine's drive belt or pulleys. When handling these 

parts be sure your hands are clean and free of any lubricants. 

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SLOTTED SCREW STUD. 
CARRIAGE OVERTRAVEL-
DEPTH ADJ.

7/16' HEX JAM NUT

Summary of Contents for RY45

Page 1: ...E PRICES MAY VARY FROM YOUR DISTRIBUTOR Model RY45 OPERATOR S MANUAL Rytan Model RY45 Semi Automatic Key Duplicating Machine for Cylinder Keys and Automotive Keys Rytan Products Are Designed and Manuf...

Page 2: ...n Made Rytan Inc Model RY45 universal key duplicating machine Your new key machine has been designedand built with heavy duty components designed for the most demanding shop and van use As you become...

Page 3: ...d Never yank cord to disconnect from receptacle Keep cord from heat oil and sharp edges Never remove the ground connection from the plug If you use a two wire adapter be sure to properly connect the g...

Page 4: ...configuration The top jaw can be shimmed with 040 drill rod included to make deeper cuts in small keys Narrow groove style top and bottom vise jaws are possible by reversing the entire carriage B Key...

Page 5: ...wear Some steel keys will ruin your cutter wheel with just one pass NOTE Some automotive presentation keys are made of Hardened Steel and can ruin the cutter wheel instantly Don t befooled by the deco...

Page 6: ...Y KEY IS CLAMPED ON 102 OF ITS BLADE STANDARD JAW WILL CLAMP MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF KEY KEY IS CLAMPED ON 142 OF Its BLADE FIGURE2 TOP VISE JAW REPLACEMENT Either top vise jaw may be replaced at any time y...

Page 7: ...ee figure 4 REVERSING THE CARRIAGE The carriage is reversed on your RY45 key machine to switch from standard vise jaw configuration to narrow groove key clamping configuration To reverse the carriage...

Page 8: ...st the key into the vise jaw gently slide the key left and right a few times about 1 8 will do to seat the key into the vise jaws With the bottom shoulder of the standard cylinder key about 1 32 away...

Page 9: ...centered in the vise jaws Ignition key ridge will contact the face of the TOP vise jaw See figure 10 Door and truck key ridge will contact the face of the BOTTOM vise jaw See figure 9 See figure 9 for...

Page 10: ...12 Position the key in the vise so that the tip edge of the key is about 1 32 or less from the right edge of the vise jaws Operate the full function key gauges by rotating the key gauge shaft toward...

Page 11: ...the cutter by hand until the cutter shaft lock clicks intoposition When turningthe cutter by hand there is only ONE locking position to befound Once the cuttershaft lock isfullydepressed Holdit There...

Page 12: ...nut TheLeft HandNutisselflockingasyouuseit Over tighteningthecutterwheelnutmaymakeithardertoremovelaterandmayresultindamagingthecuttershaft lockorcuttershaftpulley PLEASE DON TFORGETtopullUPonthecutte...

Page 13: ...ey to compress the stylus all the way back Hold the carriage in this position during the adjustment process Observe that the cutter wheel misses the key blank in the right vise by carefully turning th...

Page 14: ...aws DO NOT bottom shoulder the keys into the vise there may be a small radius in the corner of the key blank s blade and bottom shoulder area Clamping in this area may ANGLE the key blank in the vise...

Page 15: ...y in place so you can t move it with your hand but you can move it with gentle to moderate tapping with your small plastic mallet See figure 18 Turn the cutter BACKWARDS with your hand to observe whic...

Page 16: ...carriagetotheLEFTmakingawidecutslightly morethanVi wide Seefigure19 PullthecarriagebackandswitchOFFthekeymachine Removethetwokey blanksfromtheright handvisejaw ReinstallonekeyblankintheRightvisejaw us...

Page 17: ...ching theface of the closed visejaw Gently turn theslotted screw stud withyour screwdrivertothe left as viewed fromthe frontof the machineandstopwhenyoufeelthestudcontactthekey machine scarriage remem...

Page 18: ...parts dry the next day with a clean rag or soft paper towel WARNING Do not turn the machipe over and set it on the Power Switch Lubricate the vise jaw plungers inside the carriage remove the key clam...

Page 19: ...y machine the qualityof the operator orthe qualityof the adjustments made to the machine All the questionsremainunanswered There is enly one way toget good results on aconsistentbasis Buy a quality bu...

Page 20: ...One key cuts fine and the next doesn t This time it may be the key gauges Sometimes key machine operators don t flip back the full function key gauges all the way and the left hand key gauge CRASHES i...

Page 21: ...rface when the cutter has sharp pointed teeth The ridges will get smoother as the cutter wears until finally you have to buy a new cutter or get the old cutter resharpened When you put on the new or r...

Page 22: ...continue to surface from time to time Best thing to do is a Never cut a key that s brought in by your customer Cut only what you know and make sure it always comes from YOUR inventory b Place a small...

Page 23: ...s HOW DO I REPLACE The Stylus Loosen the red T turn knob on the top of the stylus holder Pull out the stylus and replace with a new one Pushhard againstthetip of the stylusto compress the stylusspring...

Page 24: ...service for the RY45 key duplicating machine 21 WARRANTY The warranty registration form must be filled out and mailed to Rytan Inc within TEN days of date of purchase Failure to do so will VOID the w...

Page 25: ...AIRED BY UNAUTHORIZED SOURCES OR HAVE BEEN SUBJECT TO NEGLECT ABUSE MISUSE OR ACCIDENT INCLUDING SHIPPING DAMAGES OR MACHINES WHO S WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORMS HAVE NOT BEEN MAILED TO RYTAN INC WITHIN...

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