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14.WARNING BUZZERS AND PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW
This tool sounds warning buzzers for the conditions described below. If the buzzer sounds, follow
procedures according to the conditions described below.
<Buzzer types and procedures to follow>
<When no buzzer sounds but malfunction is suspected>
• If the conditions described below occur, set the Main switch (Fig.1.
e
) at "OFF", the Trigger
lock (Fig.1.
2
) at "LOCK" and remove the Battery pack (Fig.1.
5
) before following procedures.
• Do not touch the tying or rotating parts at the tip when setting the Main switch at "ON" under
any circumstances.
Buzzer types Possible cause Procedures to follow
Once (Pi, pi, pi...)
Wire is jammed in the Hook
(Fig.1.f)
Check whether the wire or anything else
is caught in the Hook
Motor is hot Let the tool rest and cool down
Twice (Pipi, pipi, pipi...)
Low battery Charge the Battery pack
Battery pack is not fully inserted Insert the Battery pack properly
Three times
(Pipipi, pipipi, pipipi...)
Tiewire is used up Replace with a new Tiewire
Tiewire is jammed
Open the Magazine cover (Fig.12.n)
and fix the jammed wire
Continuous high pitched
beep (Piii...)
Curl guide (Fig.1.0) is open Confirm supported rebar diameters
Single-short and
continuous high & low
pitched chime
(Pipo / Pii poh Pii poh...)
Internal structure; defect in internal
driving mechanism
Immediately discontinue operation and
set the Main switch (Fig.6.e) at "OFF",
the Trigger lock (Fig.6.2) at "LOCK"
and remove the Battery pack (Fig.6.5)
before consulting. Then contact the
dealer where the tool was purchased or
MAX CO., LTD. authorized distributors.
Symptom Possible cause Procedures to follow
Main switch is "ON" but
does not work
Dead battery
Switch to a new battery and confirm
whether it works
Product does not
function
Auto Power-off feature operated
Try switching the Main switch (Fig.1.e)
from OFF to ON
Tying is not proper Wire is touching rebars while tying Tie so that wire is not touching rebars
Twisted off
Rebar size is not applicable Use with supported rebars diameters
Tension adjustment dial is too tight
Adjust tension adjustment dial
(Fig.1.c)
Tension is too loose
The tied section is not on the
Center mark (Fig.22.a)
Align the Center mark to the center of
the crossed rebars and pull the trigger
Rebar size is not applicable Use with supported rebar diameters
Tension adjustment dial is too
loose
Adjust tension adjustment dial tighter
(Fig.1.c)
Tie form is notably
deformed
Worn or broken parts
Immediately discontinue operation and
set the Main switch (Fig.6.e) at "OFF",
the Trigger lock (Fig.6.2) at "LOCK"
and remove the Battery pack (Fig.6.5)
before consulting. Then contact the
dealer where the tool was purchased or
MAX CO., LTD. authorized distributors.
Increased frequency of
jamming
WARNING
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