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Sherex Fastening Solutions, LLC ~ 400 Riverwalk Pkwy, Suite 600 Tonawanda, NY, 14150  

866-4SHEREX ~ www.sherex.com  

 

 

Below are some guidelines for solutions to common setting and tooling problems.  By following these steps you should 
be able to get back into production as quickly as possible if a problem arises: 

 
 

1)  SCREWS BREAK FREQUENTLY –  

 

a)    Too much air line pressure. Check the air pressure specs for the thread size you are placing. Adjust downward  
       accordingly. 
b)    Make sure operator is holding the tool at a 90 degree angle to the work piece, and not tilting it over to one side. 
 

2)  TOOL STALLS BEFORE FULLY PLACING THE INSERT –  

 

a)    Be sure there is a bearing assembly in the tool. Check to be sure it is not worn out, and that it is assembled correctly.                        
 

Clean in solvent, blow dry and lubricate with recommended grease. 

b)    Check for quick disconnect fittings with holes of ¼” or 3/16”. These may be too small to allow the necessary volume   
 

into the tool. This is especially critical with the 5/16, 3/8 and ½” thread sizes. 

c)  Be sure hose I.D. is 5/16”. 
d)  Not enough air line pressure. Check the air pressure specs for the thread size you are installing. Adjust upward  

accordingly. To prevent against unfavorable drops in air pressure, regulated pressure readings should be measured at 
or near (within 30 feet) of the tool. This air pressure should be within the recommended range of the tool. 

e)    Check the condition of the mandrel. Replace, if worn using high quality socket head cap screws. 
f)    Check to see if other air tools are being used that are starving the insert installation tool. 

 

3)  TOOL WILL NOT START/RUN – 

 

a)    With air system connected, quickly change from forward to reverse several times. 
b)    Check your air line and air pressure to assure there is an adequate supply of air to the tool. 
c)    Remove the complete tool nosepiece. Manually rotate the square drive shaft. Connect air to tool and depress trigger. 
d)    Evaluate airline set-up portion. 
e)    If there is an air motor failure, call 

Sherex Customer Service.

 

 

4)  AIR MOTOR RUNS, MANDREL DOESN’T TURN - 

a)    Make sure hex drive is engaged into the mandrel. Check to see if screw is broken or if the head is rounded out. Check 

  also, if the hex drive itself has been rounded off. Replace defective parts as may be required to assure proper  
 installation. 

 
 
 

CALL 

SHEREX CUSTOMER SERVICE

 IF THESE PROCEEDURES FAIL TO PROPERLY SET THE RIVET NUT. 

SSG TOOL TROUBLESHOOTING 

Summary of Contents for SSG-911-M4

Page 1: ...TIONS PNEUMATIC SPIN SPIN RIGHT ANGLE INLINE STYLE RIVET NUT INSTALLATION TOOL SSG 911 MANUAL SSG 911 Specifications R P M 2200 Air Pressure 35 90 psi oiled Weight 2 3 lbs 1 0 kg Air Inlet 1 4 Air Consumption 5 CFM Hose Diameter 3 8 Thread Size Unified 4 40 6 32 8 32 Metric M3 M4 Must be adjusted to suit thread size application ...

Page 2: ...ll the pre assembled bearing set with part 1 4 Insert part 6 into Gun Body s hexagon slot 5 Push Gun Body s quick releasing ring backward and push part 6 into the Gun Body Completely release the quick releasing ring to complete the tool assembly 2 Insert part 1 into the Gun Body Rotate part 1 until the slot connects with the Gun Body shown in figure to the left 5 2 3 4 5 HEAD SET ASSEMBLY DIRECTIO...

Page 3: ...o hold the Position 2 Lev er The tool will reverse out of the work piece leaving the rivet nut completely installed The SSG 910 Series provides a quick and easy way of installing rivet nuts This tool uses torque to install rivet nuts so it does not need any adjustment it is already set for the rivet nut If necessary minor adjustments can be made by increasing or decreasing air pressure This tool i...

Page 4: ...arance air tools should not be used as hammers or pry bars nor should they be deliberately dropped or dragged along the floor 3 IF LINE OILER is not used apply a small amount of Spindle Oil in the air inlet of the tool and run free for one minute to insure proper lubrication repeat after 8 hours of operation CAUTION An excessive amount of lubricant in a tool will affect the speed and power Each se...

Page 5: ...ecs for the thread size you are installing Adjust upward accordingly To prevent against unfavorable drops in air pressure regulated pressure readings should be measured at or near within 30 feet of the tool This air pressure should be within the recommended range of the tool e Check the condition of the mandrel Replace if worn using high quality socket head cap screws f Check to see if other air t...

Page 6: ...1 SSG 913 42 BALL CAP 1 SSG 913 13 VALVE SPRING 1 SSG 913 43 ANGLE HOUSING 1 SSG 913 14 THROTTLE VALVE 1 SSG 913 44 SET CAP 1 SSG 913 15 O RING 1 SSG 913 45 RETAINER RING 1 SSG 913 16 VALVE BUSHING 1 SSG 913 46 BALL BEARING 698ZZ 1 SSG 913 17R REVERSE VALVE W TYPE 1 SSG 913 47 GEAR 1 SSG 913 17F REVERSE VALVE S TYPE 1 SSG 913 48 BALL BEARING 6000ZZ 1 SSG 913 18 REVERSE VALVE BUSHING 1 SSG 913 49 K...

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