Why is my Esco 10107 Power Tool pump not building maximum pressure and leaking through the exhaust muffler?
If your Esco Power Tool's pump extends the ram but doesn't reach maximum pressure, and there's visible leakage through the exhaust muffler, examine the piston sub-assembly. You may need to replace the copper gasket and reassemble it vertically, or replace the piston packing.
Why do the rods on my Esco Power Tool fail to retract?
If the rods on your Esco Power Tool fail to retract, there are several potential causes: * The hydraulic pump may not be releasing due to dirt under the pedal in the release valve area; clean the pedal. * The bearing might be misaligned on the breaker rod; correct or replace it. * Broken or weak springs could be the issue; replace them.
How to fix slow rod extension on Esco Power Tool?
If the rods on your Esco Power Tool extend too slowly, it could be due to insufficient hydraulic pressure from the pump. Check the air supply. Also, check the clearance of the inlet check ball, ensuring the ball is flush with or below the end of the filter adapter.
Why do both rods on my Esco 10107 extend at the same time?
If both rods on your Esco Power Tool extend simultaneously, it could be because the hydraulic pressure in the breaker cylinder isn't being released. This might be due to a sequence ball not seated, or a broken or weak spring. Correct or replace these components. Another cause could be a loose screw and ball not seated; correct or replace these as well.
What to do if breaker rod retracts after clamping rod in Esco 10107?
If the breaker rod retracts after the clamping rod on your Esco Power Tool, it could be due to hydraulic pressure in the breaker cylinder not being released. This can happen if the fluid return ball didn't restart; correct or replace it. Another cause might be dirt plugging the return port; clean the port. A weak or broken spring in the breaker cylinder could also be the problem; replace it.
Why does the pump on my Esco 10107 not reciprocate?
If the pump on your Esco Power Tool does not reciprocate, it may be because the air piston is stuck. Check the cylinder bore of the pump for contamination or lack of lubrication. Alternatively, the piston poppet may not be sealing, in which case you should replace it.
Why won't my Esco 10107 Power Tool pump hold system pressure?
If the pump on your Esco Power Tool extends the ram but fails to hold system pressure, it may be due to the outlet check ball not sealing properly; correct or replace it. Another possibility is that the release valve mechanism isn't sealing correctly; check the pin, ball, release poppet, and poppet retainer, and correct or replace as necessary.
What to do if Esco 10107 Power Tool pump reciprocates but ram won't extend?
If the pump of your Esco Power Tool reciprocates, but the ram won't extend, depress both the air valve and hydraulic release valve at the same time.
General| Brand | Esco |
|---|---|
| Model | 10107 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
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