To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Greenlee GATOR ESG105LXR Cutter motor is inoperative?
If the Greenlee Cutter motor isn't working, first try a known charged battery. The current battery might be discharged or at the end of its life. If that doesn't work, the switch components may be broken, requiring you to send the tool in for service.
Why does my Greenlee Cutter motor run but the tool won't complete a cycle?
The Greenlee Cutter might not complete a cycle even if the motor runs due to several reasons. The oil level may be low, requiring you to send the tool in for service. There might be air in the hydraulic system; try pulling the trigger and holding the retract button together for about 10 seconds, then attempt the cut again; if this doesn't work, send the tool in for service. Alternatively, the oil may be cold; pull the trigger and hold the retract button together for about 10 seconds to warm the oil.
How to fix an inoperative Greenlee Cutter?
If your Greenlee Cutter is inoperative, it could be due to contaminants in the ram area of the tool. Clean the tool. Alternatively, the tool parts may be worn or damaged, in which case you should send the tool in for service.
What to do if Greenlee GATOR ESG105LXR loses oil?
If the Greenlee Cutter is losing oil, it is likely due to a damaged seal. Send the tool in for service.
General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Application | Cutting cables and conductors |
| Material | Steel |
| Handle Type | Ergonomic |
