What to do if torque reading is out of spec on Snap-On Power Tool?
If the torque reading is out of specification, it could be due to needing a recalibration, so recalibrate the tool. Alternatively, the incorrect head length might have been entered. In this case, enter the correct offset head length.
How to fix Snap-On Power Tool that does not turn on?
If your Snap-On Power Tool doesn't turn on when you press the power button, it could be due to dead or missing batteries, so replace them. If that doesn't solve the issue, a software glitch might be the cause. Try cycling the power using the end-cap.
Why Snap-On Power Tool wrench didn't retain settings after battery replacement?
If your wrench didn't retain settings after the batteries were removed, it's likely because the batteries were removed before the settings were saved in non-volatile memory. To resolve this, clear the data, re-enter your settings, and then press and hold the POWER button to power down the wrench before removing the batteries.
General| Torque Range | 12.5-125 ft-lb |
|---|---|
| Angle Accuracy | ±1° |
| Angle Range | 0-360° |
| Drive Size | 3/8 inch |
| Length | 17 inches |
| Weight | 2.1 lbs |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Accuracy | ±3% CCW @ 20-100% of full scale |
| Units | ft-lb, in-lb, Nm |
| Head Type | Fixed |
Over-torquing, improper calibration, or excess force can cause injury or breakage.
Electrical shock can cause injury; plastic handle is not insulated.
Addresses issues related to the wrench not powering on.
Solutions for torque readings that are outside the specified range.
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