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re300             Issue: 1 - 30/11/09

NOTE: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior notice.
IMPORTANT: 

no liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product. 

WARRANTY: 

Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim. 

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6.1.

 

Before each use, check the spring compressor to ensure it is not damaged or worn. If in any doubt do not use the    

 

spring compressor. remove it from service immediately and contact your local sealey dealer for advice and/or repairs.

6.2.

 

Periodically clean the sliding columns and wipe over using a little transmission oil.

6.3.

 

Any other maintenance required should be carried out by an authorised service agent.

6.4

If the spring compressor is not being used for a considerable length of time, disconnect the air supply and discharge    

 

any air in the cylinder by depressing the foot control lever. drop a little sealey air tool oil into the air inlet and cover to   

 

prevent the ingress of any foreign matter.

  6.  MAINTENANCE

 

    

WARNING! Keep hands away from spring.

     

DANGER! Stop compressing the spring before the coil windings touch

5.2.5.  When the spring is compressed sufficiently, fit the top locking plate to the strut, and using a new nut, secure it in
 

  

position. 

5.2.6.  decompress the spring carefully and slowly, using the pedal on the foot control unit, ensuring the spring locates properly. 
5.2.7.  remove complete strut carefully from the spring compressor.
5.2.8.  When re-fitting the strut to the vehicle, the locking plate nut will need to be fully tightened using a torque wrench, to a    
 

  

setting in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's specification. 

fig.9

fig.10

tighten all knobs 
when in place

 

 

 

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to obtain a parts listing and/or diagram, please log on to www.sealey.co.uk, email sales@sealey.co.uk or phone 01284 757500.

Summary of Contents for Professional Tools AUTO SERVICE LINE RE300

Page 1: ...o use the chain to secure the spring safely OPERATIONAL SAFETY When applying compression to the spring always stand to one side of the compressor DANGER Stop compressing the spring before the coils touch Before attempting to remove top cap nut always use a tool or similar to test if the compression has been relieved Do not use your hands fingers We recommend the use of purpose made strut tools to ...

Page 2: ...the handle to the top of the unit using two domed nuts spring washers and washers to secure in place 4 1 9 There are pre drilled holes in the feet if the unit needs to be bolted to the floor permanently 4 1 10 Hang two of the brackets attachments to the sides of the frame and locate the third bracket onto the compressor using the locking pin to hold it in position fig 7 4 1 11 Position the unit in...

Page 3: ...correctly in the jaws it is possible that the strut top retaining cap could be subject to sideways forces Watch closely as the spring reaches it s final phase of compression and ensure the top cap assembly rotates freely before attempting to remove it 5 1 8 When the strut is loose within the spring unscrew the strut locking plate nut and remove the locking plate from the top of the strut gradually...

Page 4: ... other maintenance required should be carried out by an authorised service agent 6 4 If the Spring Compressor is not being used for a considerable length of time disconnect the air supply and discharge any air in the cylinder by depressing the foot control lever Drop a little Sealey air tool oil into the air inlet and cover to prevent the ingress of any foreign matter 6 MAINTENANCE WARNING Keep ha...

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