Greenlee Quick Draw 90 7904SB User Manual (English)

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Patricia DavisJul 25, 2025
What to do if Greenlee Quick Draw 90 7904SB Power Tool piston will not return and has external oil leaks?
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  Dustin KingJul 25, 2025
  If your Greenlee Power Tool's piston won't return and you observe external oil leaks, it could be due to a weak or damaged return spring, or too much oil. Refer to the Piston Travel Inspection instructions. Another cause could be damaged seals or surfaces; for this, consult the Cylinder and Pump Block sections within Troubleshooting and Repair. Finally, inspect the Release Valve; see Inspection and Adjustments.
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William PhamAug 4, 2025
Why Greenlee Quick Draw 90 7904SB will not punch hole?
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  Antonio MillsAug 4, 2025
  If your Greenlee Power Tool isn't punching holes, requires excessive lever force, the pump won't build pressure, or requires an excessive number of strokes, first ensure the correct assembly and use of the punch, die, and accessories, consulting the Operating Instructions and Capacity Chart. Also, check the oil level and add hydraulic oil as described in the Maintenance Section. The material you're using might be too thick or hard, so verify the Capacity Chart. See step 3, Adding Hydraulic Oil. See Intake Check Valve Inspection. See Discharge Check Valve Inspection. See Release Valve Inspection. See Cylinder and Pump Block sections.
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Kevin BallAug 14, 2025
What to do if Greenlee Rotary Hammer does not punch hole?
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  Jodi RussellAug 14, 2025
  If your Greenlee Rotary Hammer isn't punching holes, requires excessive force, or the pump isn't building pressure, several factors could be at play. First, check for improper assembly or misuse of the punch, die, or accessories, consulting the “Operation” and “Capacity and Draw Stud Selection Guide”. Next, ensure the oil level isn't low by checking “Adding Hydraulic Oil” in the “Maintenance” section. Also, verify that the material isn't too thick or hard by referring to the “Capacity and Draw Stud Selection Guide.” Finally, air in the system could be the culprit; address this by following step 3 of “Adding Hydraulic Oil” in the “Maintenance” section.