To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Hi-Force Power Tool has unusual bolting performance?
If your Hi-Force Power Tool exhibits unusual bolting performance, excluding hard and soft bolting jobs, it might be due to radar radiation or similar interference. To resolve this, provide an equi-potential bonding and then check the torque applied.
Why does Hi-Force Power Tool wrench have no torque capacity?
If your Hi-Force Power Tool wrench has no torque capacity, it may be due to an incorrect power frequency or an inappropriate power supply. Check the power frequency and ensure that you are using the correct power supply as prescribed by the machine label.
What to do if Hi-Force Power Tool wrench does not start?
If your Hi-Force Power Tool wrench doesn't start after operating the Right/Left-Switch or repeatedly pressing the On/Off-Switch, wait approximately 3 seconds before attempting to restart it.
Ensures a clean, risk-free environment, prohibiting use in explosive atmospheres or near unauthorized personnel.
Recommends PPE, tool inspection before use, avoiding fatigue, and keeping clear of moving parts.
Advises on not modifying plugs, using adapters, cable care, and handling damaged cables to prevent electric shock.
Emphasizes not overloading, avoiding defective tools, prohibiting unauthorized use, and conducting pre-use checks.
Highlights the importance of reading the manual and understanding safety symbols, including double insulation.
Details tool usage, torque values, reaction arms, and prohibits modifications or use in hazardous atmospheres.
Provides sound pressure (78 dB(A)) and vibration (<2.5 m/s2) emission levels.
Identifies hazards between the reaction arm and abutment, requiring a secure fit to prevent injury.
Warns about potential fracture from incorrect support arm application or overturning moments, stressing proper usage.
Covers risks like crushing from rotating parts, component detachment, unexpected starts, and cable management.
Specifies a minimum age of 18 and the necessity for operators to fully understand the manual for responsible use.
Provides an overview of the digital display and general operational notes, including input confirmation.
Explains how to select units (Nm/lbf.ft) and choose between Gear 1 and Gear 2 for operation.
Details two methods for setting torque: using the poti setting chart or direct display input with confirmation.
Covers switching rotation direction (right/left) and selecting between FAST/STRONG modes for optimal performance.
Describes setting snugging torque and continued turning angle for precise bolting applications.
Explains starting the bolting process, monitoring angle, and handling overload conditions with display messages.
Lists and explains informational messages like CAL, STOP, and OLOAD, with corresponding actions.
Details error codes (Err01, Err03, Err05) and system errors (Sys01, Sys02, Sys03) related to operation and components.
Guides on attaching the reaction arm and impact socket securely using pins and collars.
Explains setting rotation direction, torque, and maintaining continuous operation until the set torque is reached.
Describes how to select the reverse direction and adjust settings if the wrench stops during loosening.
Discusses factors affecting accuracy, continuous tightening, motor cooling, warning lamps, and calibration values.
Addresses issues like no torque capacity, tool not starting, and unusual bolting performance, providing remedies.
Outlines maintenance-free gear parts, periodic checks by electricians, and re-calibration after running-in or annually.
Stresses the importance of using only genuine Hi-Force accessories and having damaged power leads replaced by the manufacturer.
Lists numbered components of the torque wrench for easy identification and reference.
General| Brand | Hi-Force |
|---|---|
| Model | TWE Series |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
