Why is my Hytorc jGun Power Tool moving slower than usual?
If your Hytorc Power Tool is moving slower than usual, several factors could be the cause. First, ensure that the air supply pressure is between 6.2 bar (90 psi) and 10 bar (145 psi) with a maximum air consumption of 1,500 l/min. Also, verify that the air hose has an internal diameter larger than 3/4". Finally, check that the air lubricator is adjusted to four drops per 60-90 seconds.
What to do if my Hytorc jGun is leaking oil?
If your Hytorc Power Tool leaks externally, it might be due to too much lubrication oil. Ensure that the air lubricator is adjusted to four drops per 60-90 seconds.
What to do if the screws of the gearbox housing are loose on my Hytorc Power Tool?
If the screws of the gearbox housing on your Hytorc Power Tool are loose, tighten them correctly.
General| Brand | Hytorc |
|---|---|
| Model | jGun Series |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Explains warning, caution, and note symbols used in the manual.
Covers personnel, work area, and equipment safety guidelines.
Provides specific safety advice for FRL, hoses, arms, and sockets.
Safety instructions specific to the Filter Regulator Lubricator (FRL).
Safety guidelines for handling and using pneumatic hoses.
Safety precautions for the use and placement of reaction arms.
Safety recommendations and warnings for using sockets.
Defines 'qualified personnel' and their responsibilities.
Details the components of the pneumatic socket wrench itself.
Explains the function of the safety lever for secure tool operation.
Describes the low-noise muffler and its effect on sound emission and torque.
Details the silencer system, its components, and sound reduction.
Explains the BoltSafe load tester for finding correct tool settings.
Instructions for connecting pneumatic hoses using quick safety couplings.
Warning and procedure for securely connecting pneumatic hoses.
Procedure for safely disconnecting pneumatic hoses.
Checklist of essential pre-operation inspections for the tool and its components.
Information on pressure/torque charts and setting the torque for the tool.
Explains how to read and use the pressure/torque chart for setting torque.
Procedure for adjusting the air pressure regulator to set the desired torque.
Step-by-step procedure for tightening a bolted flange connection.
Procedure for loosening bolted flange connections, including caution notes.
Troubleshooting steps for a tool that fails to operate.
Diagnosing and resolving external leaks in the tool.
Identifying causes and solutions for reduced tool speed.
Addressing unintended tool movement when the trigger is not activated.
Troubleshooting a stuck or unresponsive trigger switch.
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