To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if moisture is blowing out of my Kobalt Impact Driver exhaust?
If you notice moisture blowing out of the Kobalt Impact Driver's exhaust, it's likely due to water accumulation in the compressor tank. To resolve this, drain the tank following the instructions in your air compressor manual. Then, oil the impact driver and operate it until no more water is visible. Finally, oil it again and run for just 1 to 2 seconds.
Why does my Kobalt SGY-AIR236 Impact Driver have low air pressure?
If your Kobalt Impact Driver is experiencing low air pressure, first adjust the regulator on the tool to its maximum setting. Next, adjust the compressor regulator to the tool's maximum requirement of 90 PSI. Remember that air hoses can cause a pressure loss of up to 15 PSI, so you might need to set a higher compressor output to maintain the necessary pressure at the tool.
How to fix low air pressure in my Kobalt Impact Driver with the air hose?
Ensure that the air hose connected to your Kobalt Impact Driver is the correct size. Long hoses, or tools that use a lot of air, might need an internal diameter of 1/2 inch or larger, depending on the total hose length. Avoid using multiple hoses connected with quick-connect fittings, as this can cause pressure loss and reduce the tool's power. Use single hoses of the correct length.
What to do if my Kobalt SGY-AIR236 air hose leaks?
If you find air hose leaks in your Kobalt Impact Driver, tighten and seal the hose fittings. Use sealing tape to ensure a proper seal.
How to remove grit from my Kobalt Impact Driver?
If there is grit or gum inside your Kobalt Impact Driver, flush the tool with air-tool oil or gum solvent.
General| Max Torque | 1800 in-lbs |
|---|---|
| Chuck Type | Quick Release |
| Maximum Torque | 1800 in-lbs |
| Impact Rate | 0-3, 600 IPM |
| Impacts Per Minute (IPM) | 0-3500 IPM |
| Chuck Size | 1/4 in |
| Anvil Size (in) | 1/2 inch |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
Air tool can propel debris at high speed. Wear ANSI approved safety glasses and face shield.
Noise from air tools can cause permanent hearing loss. Always wear ANSI S3.19 hearing protection.
Tool generates sparks, igniting flammable materials. Work in a clean, well-ventilated area.
Loose clothing or jewelry can get caught in moving parts, causing serious injury. Avoid loose items.
Tool can cause injury if operated improperly. Keep working part of the tool away from body.
Tool is not insulated; contact with live wires can cause shock. Avoid electrical hazards.
Tool left unattended or misused can cause injury. Disconnect air supply when not in use.
