To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Evers Packaging equipment displays E27 with a red display and pulsating symbol?
If your Evers Packaging equipment shows error E27 with a red display and a pulsating symbol, it indicates that the battery undervoltage limits have been reached or the battery is empty. In this case, you should charge the battery, and if the problem persists, consider replacing it.
What does it mean when my Evers Packaging equipment displays E20, a red display, and a pulsating symbol?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E20, a red display, and a pulsating symbol, it means the battery is too hot (over 60°C/140°F). Allow the battery to cool down. You might also need to charge or replace the battery.
What should I do if my Evers Packaging equipment displays E37 with an orange display and pulsating symbol?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E37, indicated by an orange display and pulsating symbol, it could be due to overcurrent or the tool jamming during the welding process because of a dirty welding mechanism or a foreign object. You should clean the tool.
What does it mean if my Evers Packaging equipment shows E57 with an orange display and flashing tension force?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E57, shown as an orange display with a pulsating symbol and flashing tension force, it indicates that the strap has slipped or broken. Try reinserting the strap. Also, check the tension force, the strap for dirt, whether you are using the right strap, and the state of the tension wheel/tooth plate.
What to do if my Evers Packaging equipment displays E33 with a red display and pulsating symbol?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E33, indicated by a red display and pulsating symbol, it means the electronics are experiencing overtemperature or the controller is too hot. Allow the tool to cool down.
Why does my Evers Packaging equipment display remain dark?
If the display of your Evers Packaging equipment remains dark, it could be due to a faulty or fully discharged battery. Charge or replace the battery. Another possibility is that the battery is not properly inserted, so check that it is completely inserted and the unlocking device is engaged.
What does it mean when my Evers Packaging equipment displays E24 with a red display and pulsating symbol?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E24, indicated by a red display and pulsating symbol, it could mean the battery is not properly inserted. Ensure the battery is correctly inserted. Alternatively, it might indicate the wrong battery is being used; in that case, charge the battery, and replace it if necessary.
What should I do if my Evers Packaging equipment displays E25 with a red display and pulsating symbols?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E25, indicated by a red display and pulsating symbols, it could be due to the battery not being properly inserted. Make sure the battery is correctly inserted. Another cause could be a faulty temperature sensor, which would need replacing.
What to do if my Evers Packaging equipment shows E50 with an orange display?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E50, indicated by an orange display and pulsating symbol, it means that the welding or cooling process was aborted by lifting the operating lever. Repeat the strapping process.
What does it mean when my Evers Packaging equipment displays E55/56 with an orange display?
If your Evers Packaging equipment displays error E55/56, shown as an orange display with pulsating symbols, it indicates that the tensioning process was aborted, or there is a performance limitation or timeout. You should repeat the tensioning process.
Explains hazard symbols, their meanings, and standard conventions used in the manual.
Details proper disposal methods and environmental compliance for the tool and batteries.
Provides essential safety advice for power tool operation, including work area and personal safety.
Clarifies correct applications and warns against improper uses to prevent hazards.
Emphasizes wearing PPE, maintaining focus, and adhering to safety protocols during operation.
Addresses critical hazards like jamming, crushing, strap breakage, and explosion risks.
Identifies and illustrates the main parts of the tool, operating panel, and battery system.
Explains how the tool functions and describes the available operating modes (Manual, Semi-Automatic, Automatic).
Lists the items included in the tool kit and their respective part numbers.
Describes optional accessories available for the strapping tool, including part numbers.
Covers battery charging procedures, insertion, removal, and checking the charge status.
Guides on selecting and configuring the tool's operating modes (Manual, Semi-Automatic, Automatic).
Details how to adjust the strap tension force using the control panel and buttons.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the touch-pad lock for preventing unintended setting changes.
Describes the function for saving and quickly accessing preferred tool settings.
Explains the tool's energy-saving feature and how it engages and disengages.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to perform the strapping operation with the tool.
Details the visual inspection process for ensuring a proper and secure strap seal.
Outlines recommended tasks and intervals for routine tool maintenance and upkeep.
Provides instructions for cleaning the strapping tool to ensure optimal performance.
Details the procedure for lubricating critical components to maintain tool stability and function.
Covers the cleaning and replacement process for the tension wheel, a key wear part.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing wear parts like jaws, notchers, and cutters.
Lists common error codes, their probable causes, and recommended corrective actions.
General| Brand | Evers |
|---|---|
| Model | BPT-L19 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
