What to do if my FAR Power Tools are leaking oil?
If your FAR Power Tools are leaking oil, there are a couple of possible reasons. It could be due to worn seals, in which case you should contact the service center. Alternatively, the oil filler cap might not be tightened properly, so ensure it is correctly tightened.
Why is there an air leak in my FAR Power Tools?
An air leak in your FAR Power Tools may be due to a few reasons. The intake hose might be incorrectly positioned, so ensure it is positioned correctly. Another reason may be worn seals, in which case you should contact the service center. Finally, there might be breaks on the body of the riveter, and you should contact the service center.
How to troubleshoot a FAR Power Tools riveting machine that is not riveting?
If your FAR riveting machine is not riveting, consider these potential causes and solutions: * Ensure the riveting machine is connected to the compressed air. * Perform maintenance on the clamping jaws if they are slipping on the rivet mandrel. * Refill the oil if there is a lack of oil. * Replace the nozzle as shown in the table if the wrong nozzle is installed. * Equip yourself with the lubricant filter assembly if the air is unfiltered and unlubricated.
What to do if the rivet mandrel is not ejected from my FAR Power Tools?
If the rivet mandrel is not being ejected from your FAR Power Tools, it could be due to a few reasons. First, ensure that the correct nozzle is installed, replacing it as shown in the table. Secondly, check that the extraction system is open. Lastly, empty the nail container if it is full.
12-month warranty for riveting tools, valid if purchased via authorized dealer and used as intended.
Operations must conform to safety requirements for user and others' security.
Tool identification marking shows company, address, designation, and CE mark.
Suction is activated by pressing the lever (G) with button (D) in the 'ON' position.
Nails exit by gravity or tilting when suction is manually deactivated via button (D).
Lubricate clamps, replace worn clamps, remove head, cone, and nozzle as per instructions.
Procedure for topping up the hydraulic circuit oil, including safety precautions and oil type.
Various extended heads with different lengths for specific applications.
Extended heads with a reduced cross-section for specific fitting requirements.
Nozzles designed for extended reach or specific rivet types.
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