RIDGID 1215 User Manual (English)

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Michelle TurnerJul 26, 2025
Why are threads tearing on my RIDGID Industrial Equipment?
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  Michael HarrisJul 26, 2025
  Torn threads on RIDGID Industrial Equipment can occur due to several reasons. It might be caused by damaged, chipped, or worn-out dies, in which case you should replace them. Using incorrect or insufficient cutting oil can also lead to this problem; ensure you're using only RIDGID® Thread Cutting Oil and that the oil reservoir is full. Dirty or contaminated oil requires replacement with fresh RIDGID Thread Cutting Oil. Additionally, misalignment between the die head and pipe, using improper pipe (recommend black or galvanized steel pipe), pipe with a wall that's too thin (use schedule 40 or heavier pipe), an improperly set die head (adjust it to the proper thread size), or a carriage that doesn't move freely on the rails (clean and lubricate them) can all contribute to torn threads.
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Michael RobertsJul 31, 2025
What to do if the pipe slips in the jaws of RIDGID 1215 Industrial Equipment?
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  Rita JacobsonJul 31, 2025
  If the pipe slips in the jaws of your RIDGID Industrial Equipment, several factors could be responsible. The jaw inserts might be loaded with debris, requiring cleaning with a wire brush. Alternatively, the jaw inserts could be worn out and need replacement. Ensure the pipe is properly centered in the jaw inserts, utilizing the rear centering device. Also, verify that the chuck is sufficiently tight on the pipe by using repeated and forceful spins of the chuck handwheel to tighten the front chuck.
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Melissa CampbellAug 4, 2025
How to restore cutting oil flow on RIDGID Industrial Equipment?
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  Ian WoodsAug 5, 2025
  If there is no cutting oil flow in your RIDGID Industrial Equipment, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if the cutting oil level is low or empty and fill the oil reservoir if needed. Another possible cause is a plugged oil filter screen, which you should clean. Lastly, ensure that the die head is in the threading (DOWN) position.
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Jeffery WestAug 9, 2025
What causes out-of-round or crushed threads with RIDGID Industrial Equipment?
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  dbrownAug 9, 2025
  Out-of-round or crushed threads on RIDGID Industrial Equipment can occur if the die head is set undersize; adjust it to the proper thread size. Another cause can be a pipe wall thickness that is too thin, in which case you should use schedule 40 or heavier pipe.
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rhondalaneAug 14, 2025
Why are the threads thin when using RIDGID Industrial Equipment?
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  Adam BryantAug 15, 2025
  Thin threads on RIDGID Industrial Equipment can be caused by a few things. Check that the dies are inserted into the head in the correct order. Avoid forcing the carriage feed handle during threading; allow the carriage to self-feed once the dies have started the thread. Also, ensure that the die head cover plate screws are tightened.
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esmithAug 20, 2025
What to do if RIDGID 1215 Industrial Equipment machine will not run?
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  Jacob PowersAug 20, 2025
  If your RIDGID Industrial Equipment won't run, the motor brushes may be worn out and need replacement.