9 Troubleshooting
Problem Possible cause Solution
The tool does not move. The tool is not correctly lubrica-
ted.
Make sure that the air lubricator
is adjusted to four drops per
60-90 seconds.
The air supply is moist. Make sure that the air supply is
dry.
The air motor is defective. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The gearbox is defective. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The tool leaks externally. There is too much lubrication
oil in the tool.
Make sure that the air lubricator
is adjusted to four drops per
60-90 seconds.
The tool moves slower than
usual.
Air leaks from the tool. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The air motor is worn. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The tool is not correctly lubrica-
ted.
Make sure that the air lubricator
is adjusted to four drops per
60-90 seconds.
Gearbox maintenance is nec-
essary.
Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The air pressure is too low. Make sure that the air supply
pressure is between 6.2 bar (90
psi) and 10 bar (145 psi) at a
maximum air consumption of
1,500 l/min.
The diameter of the air hose is
smaller than 3/4".
Use an air hose with an internal
diameter larger than 3/4".
The FRL filter is clogged. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The low-noise muffler is clog-
ged.
Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The tool is out of calibration. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The tool moves while the trig-
ger switch is not pulled.
The control valve is dirty. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The control valve is worn. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The trigger switch does not
move.
The trigger switch is dirty. Contact your local HYTORC
representative.
The screws of the gearbox
housing are loose.
The screws are not correctly
tightened.
Tighten the screws correctly.
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