To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the Baileigh Power Tool air motor not working?
The air motor might not be working due to insufficient air pressure or exceeding its capacity, or because the air motor is damaged. Check the air pressure and capacity. If the motor is damaged, replace it.
What to do if Baileigh Power Tool is leaking oil?
Oil leakage may be due to damaged or worn-out cylinder seals, loose screwed parts, or damaged hoses. Replace the seals and re-tighten the screws.
How to fix a Baileigh Power Tool when the pump works but the ram won't move?
If the pump is working but the ram isn't moving, it could be due to a loose oil pipe or a leaking ram. Try tightening the pipe connections and replacing the oil seals.
What to do if the Baileigh Power Tool ram does not reset when the release valve is opened?
If the ram doesn't reset when the release valve is opened, it could be due to a loose oil pipe, not enough space in the pump, or a damaged ram. You should tighten the pipe connections, open the exhaust valve, or replace the ram.
Why does my Baileigh Power Tool make sound from the air motor but the ram does not work?
If the air motor makes sound but the ram doesn't work, the release valve might not be completely closed, or there could be air in the system. Check and close the release valve, and purge the system.
General| Brand | Baileigh |
|---|---|
| Model | HSP-30A |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Explains the safety alert symbol and the importance of vigilance.
Defines signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE.
Covers eye protection, hearing protection, crush hazards, and hydraulic hose safety.
States the warning regarding cancer and reproductive harm.
Emphasizes safe operation, using safety equipment, and common sense.
Provides a list of critical safety checks before operating the machine.
Covers floor requirements, leveling, clearances, and how to anchor the machine.
Guidance on filling the hydraulic oil reservoir and checking the level.
Steps for attaching the base section angles and supports to the main frame.
Instructions for mounting the hydraulic cylinder assembly to the frame.
Steps for connecting the pressure hose and reservoir lines to the cylinder.
Procedures for fastening, lubrication, and purging air before operation.
How to move and secure the ram slide to a new lateral position.
General advice on thinking through potential scenarios for safe operation.
Key considerations for workpiece material strength, cleanliness, and condition.
Guidance on pressing path, fastener removal, hidden objects, and special fits.
Steps for positioning the bed frame, pins, wire clips, and heel blocks.
Step-by-step instructions for loading the workpiece and applying pressure.
How to apply load and safely release hydraulic pressure.
Explains springback and its effect on bend angles.
Guidelines for choosing appropriate and safe materials for processing.
Daily tasks for checking safety, tightening, lubrication, and cleanliness.
Procedure for checking and refilling the hydraulic oil.
Steps to remove air from the hydraulic system for proper function.
