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Item 63027

 

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The Tool Experts

 

 

  

 

01 2022

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User-maintenance

 

 

 

Maintenance work that is not expressly explained in this manual should only be carried out 

by a qualified technician.

 

 

 

Warning!

 

TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY FROM UNINTENDED OPERATION: Switch the tool off, disconnect 
it from the air supply, carefully release the compressed air remaining in the tool and release the 
trigger and/or turn the switch to the “off” position before carrying out any kind of inspection, 
maintenance, or cleaning work.

 

 

TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY CAUSED BY MALFUNCTIONS OF THE TOOL: Do not use damaged 
devices. If unusual noises or vibrations occur or if air escapes in the wrong places, have the 
error rectified before further use.

 

 

 

TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY FROM EXPLOSION: Only lubricate the tool with the spec-
ified lubricants. Only lubricate the air inlet with pneumatic tool oil. Only lubricate the 
internal mechanism with white lithium grease. Other lubricants can damage the mech-
anism and be highly flammable, which can cause an explosion.

 

 

Cleaning, maintaining, lubricating the tool

 

 

Note:

 The measures described here apply in addition to the regular checks and maintenance proce-

dures explained as part of normal operation of this compressed air tool.

 

 

1.

 

Daily – air supply maintenance:

 

Maintain the air supply every day according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Check the oil 
level in the lubricator and top up with lubricant if necessary. Empty the moisture filter regularly. 
Routine maintenance of the air supply will make the tool safer to operate and reduce wear and 
tear.

 

2.

 

Regularly check the condition of the cutting knife

 

(30).

 If it is dull or damaged, it must be re-

placed. Exchange as follows:

 

 

 

 

Name

 

29

 

Connecting rod

 

30

 

Cutter

 

31

 

Screw

 

32

 

Die

 

33

 

Nut

 

 

 

 

a)

 

Unscrew and remove the die

 

(32),

 nut

 

(33)

 and screw

 

(31).

 

b)

 

Pull the cutter out of the connecting rod

 

(29).

 

c)

 

Insert  the  new  cutter  and  make  sure  that  the  tip  of  the  cutting  edge  fits  exactly  into  the 
connecting rod.

 

d)

 

Reverse the above steps to reassemble the sheet metal nibbler.

 

3.

 

Trimestrial (every 3 months) – disassembling, cleaning, and checking of tool:

 

Have a qualified technician clean, inspect, and lubricate the inner mechanism. If the vanes need 
to be replaced, replace them all.

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 63027

Page 1: ...nstructions and safety information before using for the first time Technical changes reserved Due to further developments illustrations functioning steps and technical data can differ insignificantly...

Page 2: ...r contact form https www wiltec de contacts The most recent version of this manual in various languages can be found in our online shop via https www wiltec de docsearch Our postal address is WilTec W...

Page 3: ...se the risk of electric shock fire and injury Do not use the tool in environments with a risk of explosion for example near flammable liquids gases or dust When using the tool sparks can be created wh...

Page 4: ...ol used by inexperienced individuals is dangerous Carefully maintain the tool Keep cutting tools sharp and clean A properly maintained tool with sharp cutting surfaces is less prone to get stuck and t...

Page 5: ...tances To reduce the associated hazards always work in well ventilated areas and wear approved safety equip ment such as a respirator specifically designed to filter out microscopic components Warning...

Page 6: ...ice Schedule times during the day when you will not be exposed to vibrations Hold the tool in your hand as loosely as possible but ensure to always have control over it Let the tool do the work To red...

Page 7: ...SEVERE INJURY DUE TO UNINTENDED START UP Do not install a quick connector with female thread Such a coupling has an air valve through which the compressed air tool can retain pressure which means tha...

Page 8: ...tructions 1 If an automatic oiler is not used add a few drops of pneumatic tool oil to the air line connector before use Add a few more drops after every hour of continuous use 2 Make sure that the sh...

Page 9: ...can cause an explosion Cleaning maintaining lubricating the tool Note The measures described here apply in addition to the regular checks and maintenance proce dures explained as part of normal operat...

Page 10: ...hnician clean and lubricate the mechanism in stall in line air filter see above Vanes worn or damaged Replace all vanes Housing becomes hot during use Incorrect or insufficient lubrica tion Lubricate...

Page 11: ...e sleeve 25 Rear spindle 5 O ring holder 26 Idler gear pin 6 O ring 27 Nibbler head 7 Valve stem 28 Connecting rod bushing 8 Valve ball 29 Connecting rod 9 Spring 30 Cutter 10 Plug 31 Screw 11 O ring...

Page 12: ...eparate col lection system for these appliances The logo on the article or on its packaging points out that this article must not be treated as normal house hold waste but must be disposed to a recycl...

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