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Tiffany RiceAug 14, 2025
What to do if low power remains in the Battery pack of Max Power Tool?
- SSteven NguyenAug 14, 2025
Perform a normal charge after the tying speed slows down considerably.
What to do if low power remains in the Battery pack of Max Power Tool?
Perform a normal charge after the tying speed slows down considerably.
What to do if my Max RE-BAR TIER RB518 is not working?
If your Max Power Tool stops operating, several factors could be at play. First, the battery might be completely empty; in this case, perform a normal charge. The electrode plate may be oxidized; try polishing the terminal part of the battery pack with a dry cloth. Ensure the curl guide is fully closed. Check for any binding wire entangled around the twist section, and if found, turn off the power and remove the wire from inside the curl guide. Verify that the battery is not empty and perform a normal charge if needed. Finally, if the battery pack was inserted while the main switch was on, set the main switch to OFF, then ON.
Why is my Max RE-BAR TIER RB518 not sending wire?
If the Max Power Tool isn't sending wire, make sure the curl guide is fully closed. If the tie-wire has run out, set a new one. A wire may be caught inside the reel, so remove any fray on the reel. Also, the cutter section might be blocked by a foreign substance; wipe it with a dry cloth or blow air on it.
What to do if Max Power Tool sending of wire is stopped halfway?
If the Max Power Tool stops sending wire halfway, make sure the tie-wire is properly set in the tool. Ensure you are using the designated binding wire, MAX Tie-Wire TW898. Check for any binding wire entangled inside the reel and remove any fray.
Why does the wire get entangled in my Max RE-BAR TIER RB518 Power Tool?
If the Max Power Tool experiences wire entanglement, it could be due to several reasons. The wire may be hitting reinforcing bars, so pay attention to avoid this during binding. Binding wire might be entangled around the twist section; turn off the power and remove the binding wire inside the curl guide. Weak binding power could also be a factor; use an appropriate diameter scope. Improper application of the machine, such as incorrect handling, can also cause entanglement; turn the torque dial in + and insert in a vertical direction, using it at a 45° tilt.
Why is the curl disordered and steps out of curl guide of Max RE-BAR TIER RB518 Power Tool?
If the curl from your Max Power Tool is disordered and steps out of the curl guide, it might be because the wire is hitting reinforcing bars and being repelled. Pay attention to prevent the wire from hitting reinforcing bars during binding.
What to do if Max RE-BAR TIER RB518 is not cutting wire?
If the Max Power Tool is not cutting wire, the cutter section may be blocked with a foreign substance. Try wiping the cutter section with a dry cloth or blowing it with air.
Why is twisting-off taking place with my Max RE-BAR TIER RB518?
If twisting-off occurs with the Max Power Tool, it could be because the reinforcing bars are not of the designated size. Use an appropriate diameter scope. It may also result from erroneous handling, such as improper application of the machine. Turn the torque dial in – (minus) and insert in a vertical direction, using it at a 45° tilt.
What to do if the Max RE-BAR TIER RB518 Power Tool is used at low temperature?
Leave the tool and the battery pack at normal temperature in the room for some time, and then continue the operation.
General| Category | Power Tool |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Battery |
| Battery Voltage | 18V |
| Battery | 18V Lithium-Ion |
| Applicable Rebar Size | #3 to #6 |
| Tie Speed | 1.5 ties per second |
| Model | Max RE-BAR TIER RB518 |
Explains the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE signals.
Covers safe practices for the work environment, electrical hazards, and operator well-being.
Details proper usage, maintenance, and handling of power tools.
Instructions for charging, using, and servicing battery packs safely.
Covers pre-operation checks, safe handling, and routine maintenance for the tool.
Guidelines for safely charging and handling battery packs, including temperature and disposal.
Recommends wearing safety gloves for protection against sharp edges.
Ensures safety features are functional and describes trigger lock operation.
Details the parts of the tool and provides key specifications for RB518, RB398, and RB218.
Lists specifications for tie wires used with different tool models.
Summarizes noise, vibration, emission, applications, bar sizes, and production year.
Step-by-step guide for charging the battery pack and understanding indicator lights.
Information on battery level, temperature effects, and common charger issues.
Detailed steps for installing and removing the tie-wire spool.
Guides on using auto power-off, tension, wrap, and length adjustments for optimal performance.
Instructions for regular inspection, cleaning, and lubrication of the tool.
Detailed steps for taking apart and putting back together tool components for cleaning.
Recommendations for storing the tool and battery pack to maintain performance and safety.
A guide to identifying and resolving common operational issues with the re-bar tier.
Declares conformity with EC directives and lists applicable European standards.
