To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does it mean if the red lamp indicates fault on my Gesipa Rivet Tools?
If the red lamp on your Gesipa Rivet Tool indicates a fault, it could be because the riveting tool is not in the front end position. To resolve this, release the trigger button.
What to do if the red lamp indicates a fault on my Gesipa Rivet Tools?
If the red lamp on your Gesipa Rivet Tools indicates a fault, here’s what you should check: * Ensure the riveting tool is not in front end position; release the trigger button. * Avoid overload by using the tool within the specified working range. * If the electronics have overheated, allow the riveting tool to cool down in air. * If the battery is discharged, charge or replace it. * If the front end position is not reached, tighten the jaw mechanism.
Why is my Gesipa Rivet Tool not setting blind rivets?
If your Gesipa Rivet Tool is not setting the blind rivet, it could be due to several reasons. The battery might be discharged, so try charging it or replacing it if needed. The jaws could be dirty or worn, in which case you should clean and oil the sliding surfaces or replace them. Also, check if the jaw mechanism is loose and tighten it. Finally, a weakened compression spring could also be the cause, so consider replacing it.
What to do if my Gesipa Rivet Tools has no spent mandrel disposal?
If your Gesipa Rivet Tool is experiencing issues with spent mandrel disposal, it might be due to using the wrong nosepiece. Make sure you exchange it according to the table. A worn nosepiece can also cause this, so replace it if necessary. If the mandrel is jammed in the jaws, release it, clean the jaws and jaw housing, and oil the sliding surface, or replace the jaws. A dirty steel head sleeve inside can also cause this issue, so clean it. Finally, ensure that the spent mandrel container is not full by detaching and emptying it. A blocked passageway may also be the reason, so remove any jammed mandrels and check for trouble-free ejection.
Why is my Gesipa Rivet Tool not working during pulling operation?
If your Gesipa Rivet Tool is experiencing issues during the pulling operation, it could be due to overload. Also electronics might be overheated, allow the riveting tool to cool down in air. Another reason might be a discharged battery, charge or replace it.
What to do if my Gesipa Rivet Tools continue to operate after releasing the trigger button?
If your Gesipa Rivet Tool continues to operate after releasing the trigger button, it might be because the front end position has not been reached. Try tightening the jaw mechanism.
What to do if my Gesipa Rivet Tools blind rivet is not set?
If your Gesipa Rivet Tools blind rivet is not setting, there are several potential causes and solutions: * If the battery has been idle for over 21 days, place it in the charger for 2 minutes. * If the battery is discharged, charge it or replace it if necessary. * If the jaws are dirty or worn, clean and oil the sliding surfaces or replace them. * If the jaw mechanism is loose, tighten it. * If the compression spring is weakened, replace it.
Why is there no spent mandrel disposal with my Gesipa Rivet Tools?
If you're experiencing issues with spent mandrel disposal when using your Gesipa Rivet Tools, consider these potential causes and solutions: 1. Ensure you are using the correct nosepiece. Exchange it according to the table. 2. If the nosepiece is worn, replace it. 3. If the mandrel is jammed in the jaws, release the mandrel, clean the jaws and jaw housing, and oil the sliding surface or replace the jaws. 4. Clean the inside of the steel head sleeve if it's dirty. 5. Detach and empty the spent mandrel container if it's full. 6. If the passageway is blocked, remove jammed mandrels and check for trouble-free ejection.
Specifies the intended purpose of the riveting tool for setting blind rivets.
Provides essential safety rules to prevent electric shocks, injuries, and fire hazards.
Details the operational limits and material compatibility for different rivet types.
Lists available accessories and optional equipment for the riveting tools.
Presents key technical specifications such as weight, stroke, drive, and setting force.
Guides users on selecting the correct nosepiece for various rivet sizes and materials.
Instructions for initial setup, including battery insertion and nosepiece selection.
Procedure for securely attaching the spent mandrel container to the tool.
Explains the two methods for setting a blind rivet: pressing and tapping the switch.
Details routine maintenance procedures for the jaw mechanism and wearing parts.
Presents key technical specifications for the quick charger and batteries.
Covers crucial safety precautions for operating the quick charger and handling batteries.
Safety rules specific to the quick charger operation.
Safety rules specific to handling and charging rechargeable batteries.
Step-by-step guide for charging the GESIPA batteries using the quick charger.
Provides advice on maintaining battery health and optimizing recharge cycles.
Guidance on the proper disposal and recycling of used batteries.
Identifies causes and corrective measures when a blind rivet fails to set.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to spent mandrel ejection.
Explains the meaning of the red indicator light and related faults.
General| Type | Hand gun |
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| Product color | Black, Blue |
| Rivet sizes supported | - mm |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 265 mm |
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| Weight | 2000 g |
