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Crucial instruction to read the manual before operating the automatic decapper.
Users acknowledge risks associated with reloading and the decapper's terms.
Describes the decapper's design for personal reloaders and its operational limits.
Covers expected wear, normal operating temperatures, whine, and modification warnings.
Highlights critical safety aspects like monitoring, case types, and consumables.
Instructions for safely removing the final case from the decapper.
Rules for operating machinery safely, including user age and supervision.
Strict warning against processing live primers, highlighting severe injury risk.
Users must hold harmless Rollsizer.com Pty Ltd regarding decapper use liabilities.
Explains the meaning of a specific symbol used to provide operational suggestions.
Details the custom FW Arms Decapper Assembly and the included manual.
Lists items like self-aligning pegs, feed hose, and universal power supply.
Notes the need for spare pins and calibre-specific drop tubes for operation.
Describes the drop tube and how the feed hose should be positioned.
Identifies the case pusher mechanism, ON/OFF/Reverse switch, and speed control.
Points out the FW Arms Decapping Die and self-aligning pegs.
Shows mounting points and discharge tubes for cases and primers.
Discusses potential case feeding problems and nesting leading to jams.
Details the process of feeding cases, decapping, and primer removal.
Explains the audible "pop" and recommends batch processing for monitoring.
Describes how cases are ejected and issues with case pusher adjustment.
Instructions for safely removing the final case using pliers.
Guidance on positioning the decapper and routing discharge hoses.
Suggests rotating the case feeder for better hose routing.
Instructions for relaxing and shaping the feed hose for proper fit.
Guidance on using mounting holes to secure the decapper to a bench.
Emphasizes using only small pins and the specific FW Arms die for compatibility.
Details on safe pin removal, replacement, and using locktite for setting.
Shows where to inject grease and the required alignment of the link/crank assembly.
Step-by-step guide for installing the decapping die and setting its height.
How to use the reverse switch to move the linkage to the lowest position.
Addresses issues with case feeding, flash holes, and adjustments for specific cases.
Recommends using a grease pump for lubricating bearings.
Explains the high-quality PWM speed controller and its dial operation.
Discusses the normal motor whine at low speeds and soft start operation.
Details universal power supply compatibility and the need for plug adapters.
Explains the "Hiccup" safety mode for jams and how to clear them.
Covers gearmotor bedding-in and the role of carbon brushes.
Explains the operation of the forward (stay on) and reverse (momentary) switch.
Warns against arcing on the switch which can cause failure.
Recommends using the speed controller for motor speed adjustments.
Details connecting the decapper to a Dillon casefeeder using an adaptor and hose.
Notes variations in casefeeder collars and potential need to trim the adaptor.
Explains the purpose of the cable tie on the drop tube end.
Method for shaping the vinyl hose using hot water for proper fitment.
Describes how to reshape kinked hoses using hot water.
Recommends how to store the hose to prevent kinks.
States the decapper's processing rate and compares it to case feeders.
Discusses case feeder rates, upgrades, and causes of jams.
Outlines the three basic steps for converting the decapper for pistol calibres.
Lists the different pistol drop tubes and the calibres they cover.
Explains how to adjust the drop tube height for different cases.
Warns about case nesting and the need to sort mixed calibres.
Explains the process for converting the decapper for rifle calibres.
Details changing the shuttle and spring for rifle cases.
Step-by-step guide on how to change calibres on the decapper.
How to check and adjust the drop tube height after a conversion.
Regular maintenance involves cleaning and lubricating linkages and bearings.
Expected breakage of pins/rods and recommendation to keep spares.
Advice on what to do if the decapper motor trips or stops working.
Checks for power lead condition, hose kinks, and overall cleanliness.
Verifying correct conversion, drop tube adjustment, and casefeeder status.
Ensuring power supply safety, circuit breakers, and gearbox integrity.
Applying oil to spherical bearings and guide rails as part of checks.
The gearbox is sealed for life and requires minimal maintenance in domestic use.
Discusses carbon brushes as wear items and their replacement.
Mentions the wing nut, 8mm spanner, and Allen keys for adjustment.
Advantages like reduced press maintenance and lead exposure.
Explains lead risks in reloading and how wet cleaning mitigates them.
Details health impacts of lead exposure, including severe risks.
Explains the decapper's ability to remove most crimped primers and potential issues.
Identifies case fall-over jams and their common cause: case pusher linkage.
Step-by-step guide to adjusting the linkage to correct case orientation.
Detailed steps for adjusting the case pusher linkage using pivot bolts.
Warning not to overtighten the lower pivot bolt to avoid damage.
Addresses the lifespan of the pegs and factors affecting it.
Discusses peg wear due to case soiling and availability of replacements.
Introduces a modified pegset designed for improved case stability for 223 cases.
Lists reasons for pin breakage like rocks, small cases, and off-center flash holes.
Advice on running at ½ speed for Berdan primers to prevent stalling.
Explains why ejected cases might fall over, linking to primer issues or pusher adjustment.
Instructions for removing the cap assembly to replace the guide rod.
Details on unscrewing the cap to remove and replace the shuttle and spring unit.
Explains stalling due to new gearmotor and suggests speed adjustment.
Recommends running the decapper unloaded for break-in to resolve stalling.
Discusses the DC motor running hot and cooling down after break-in.
Suggests placing the decapper next to the press or on the shelf below it.
Advises checking for the audible "pop" sound during primer removal.
Contact information for those interested in becoming a reseller.
Contact information for technical support and general questions.
General| Brand | Rollsizer |
|---|---|
| Model | Decapper |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
