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5.3 Problems and solutions
Problem C
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Solution
(possible on the working site)
Frequency loss with heavy
and violent blows.
Very high back pressures on
the exhaust line.
Check if the exhaust line hose is
partially occluded, if the filters are
partially or totally blocked or if the
taps are partially or totally closed.
Remove the obstacle.
Even though the hammer
is lifted up, the tool does
not slide downward.
Insufficient greasing or dirt
entered between the bushing
guides and the tool.
In this case, take down the tool,
check the bush and eliminate the
seizing marks eventually present.
Then clean, grease and install the
tool again.
The hammer suddenly
stops after four or five
blows, just after touching
the ground surface.
The piston is at the bottom of
the automatic brake, and the
tool is completely out.
In this case the material is usually
soft. The tool sticks out, but it does
not go in again. It is necessary to
load the hammer correctly and to try
and keep a constant load.
It is possible to improve the
operation by keeping the hammer as
much vertical as possible, while
working.
Oil leaking from the hoses
connectation block.
The O-Ring is damaged.
Take down the block and change the
seals.
Oil leaking from the hoses.
The rubber hose is damaged.
The rubber hose is screwed
badly.
Change the flexible hose.
Screw the hose joints better.
Contact Socomec technical assistance for any problem that you cannot solve by
j
ust reading the following instructions.
The monoblock is designed to remain fixed to the outer metal case for
the full life of the hammer. Socomec S.p.A. informs that it's possible take
the monobloc out of the case only for replacement of the polyurethane shells.
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