MURO FDVL41 - Maintenance and Inspection

8 pages

Save Page as PDF

To Next Page

To Next Page

To Previous Page

To Previous Page

Loading...

‘

SS

AEM

WARNING:

HOLD

TOOL

AS

SHOWN

WHEN

USING

HORIZONTALLY

Figure

16

MAINTENANCE

AND

INSPECTION

To

ensure

trouble-free

operation

of

your

FD/FLVL4/

tool,

please

note

the

following:

(1)

Inspect

the

driver

bit

and

replace

with

a

new

one

whenever

excessive

wear

or

damage

is

noticed.

(2)

To

ensure

that

the

grip

finger,

guide

cover

and

guide

poles

slide

smoothly,

reguiarly

apply

2

-

3

drops

of

a

high

grade

lubricating

oil.

(3)

The

gap

between

the

guide

cover

and

the

feeder

block

should

be

sufficient

to

allow

free

movement

of

the

VISROPE.

If

this

gap

size

is

incorrect,

it

may

result

in

feeding

problems.

To

adjust

this

gap,

loosen

the

lock

nut

on

the

adjusting

screw

using

the

M4

nut

wrench

supplied.

See

figure

17.

The

width

of

the

nut

wrench's

handle

is

.210"

(5.4mm)

and

may

be

used

as

a

guide

for

adjusting

the

gap

by

sliding

it

on

edge

between

the

guide

cover

and

feeder

block.

Using

the

3mm

allen

key,

turn

the

adjusting

screw

to

widen

or

narrow

the

gap.

When

the

gap

is

set,

tighten

the

lock

|

Figure

17

nut

while

holding

the

adjusting

screw

in

position

with

the

allen

key.

(4)

As

vibration

through

use can

cause

screws

to

loosen,

periodically

tighten

screws

on

the

feeder

block.

(5)

The

motor

uses

carbon

brushes.

These

should

be

inspected

regularly

and

REPLACE

BRUSH

WHEN

replaced

as

necessary.

See

figure

18.

To

replace

carbon

brushes,

remove

WORN

TO

3/16"

brush

cap,

then

remove

spring

and

brush

assembly.

Carbon

brushes

should

always

be

replaced

in

pairs.

Install

new

brushes

and

replace

brush

cap.

(6)

The

tool

should

be

maintained

in

good

condition.

For

optimum

performance,

Clean

and

adjust

the

unit

regularly.

Wood

chips

or

other

materials

will

affect

the

tool's

performance

and

consequently

it's

efficiency.

Remove

such

materials

from

the

feeder

block

before

and

after

use.

(7)

Dust

in

the

motor

should

be

discharged

every

50

hours

of

operation.

A

method

of

discharging

the

dust

is

to

run

the

motor

in

a

no-load

situation

and

blow

compressed

air

into

the

housing

through

the

front

air

vents

causing

the

dust

and

air

to

exhaust

together

through

the

rear

air

vents.

(8)

When

tool

service

is

required

be

sure

to

use

only

genuine

replacement

parts.

Figure

18

BRUSH

CAP

Table of Contents