To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the mandrel breaking on my Stanley ProSert XTN20 Power Tool?
Mandrel breakage in your Stanley Power Tool can occur due to several reasons. Excessive stroke or pressure can cause the mandrel to break, so reduce both. Additionally, ensure you're holding the tool square to the application to avoid side load on the Mandrel.
What to do if Stanley Rivet Tools does not spin off?
If your Stanley Rivet Tool isn't spinning off, it could be due to a few reasons. Start by checking if the Chuck Nut 14 is loose and tighten it. Ensure that you are pressing and holding the Trigger 12 for the entire cycle of the tool. Also, the tool might not be reaching the necessary pressure or stroke, so try reducing the pressure or stroke setting. Another potential issue is a stuck Distributor 21A, which can be resolved by lubrication. Lastly, if the Air Motor is jammed, lubricate the tool at the air inlet; if that doesn't suffice, dismantle and clean it thoroughly.
Why Stanley Rivet Tools pneumatic motor runs slowly?
A slow-running pneumatic motor in your Stanley Rivet Tool can be caused by several factors. Check for air leaks from the motor, especially worn seals that may need replacement. Ensure that the air pressure is adequate; if it's low, increase it. Also, inspect for any blockages in the airway and clear any restrictions. Lastly, the Motor Vanes 6M might be jamming, so clean and lubricate them.
What to do if Stanley Rivet Tools is jammed?
If your Stanley Rivet Tool is jammed, it might be due to excessive stroke or excessive pressure, so reduce both. Another cause might be a defective Blind Rivet Nut or Mandrel A. In this case, press Manual Reverse 22 or alternately use Pin Punch K to manually remove the Blind Rivet Nut.
Why Stanley Rivet Tools mandrel breakage?
Mandrel breakage in your Stanley Rivet Tool can occur due to excessive stroke or pressure; reduce both to prevent this. Additionally, a side load on the Mandrel can cause it to break, so ensure you hold the tool square to the application.
Why is the drive screw returning very slow on my Stanley ProSert XTN20?
If the drive screw on your Stanley Power Tool returns very slowly to the forward position, ensure the trigger is held throughout the full cycle to speed operation up, because the trigger might be released early.
Why does the mandrel turn independently of the motor on my Stanley Power Tool?
If the mandrel turns independently of the motor in your Stanley Power Tool, it could be due to a worn or damaged Drive Shaft E or Mandrel A; in either case, replace the affected part. Additionally, ensure that the Chuck Nut 14 is not loose; tighten it if necessary.
How to adjust stroke if it's very hard by hand on Stanley ProSert XTN20 Power Tool?
If the stroke adjustment on your Stanley Power Tool is very hard to adjust by hand due to excessive pressure, use a pin punch (07900-00624) to aid the stroke adjustment.
Why Stanley ProSert XTN20 Power Tool does not spin off?
If your Stanley Power Tool does not spin off, several factors could be the cause. Ensure the Chuck Nut 14 is tightened. Make sure to press and hold the Trigger 12 for the tool's entire cycle. Also, verify the tool is reaching the correct pressure and stroke; if not, reduce the pressure or stroke setting. Lubricate the Distributor 21A, as it may be stuck. If the air motor is jammed, lubricate the tool at the air inlet; if this doesn't resolve the issue, dismantle and clean the tool thoroughly.
What to do if stroke adjustment very hard by hand in Stanley Rivet Tools?
If the stroke adjustment is very hard to do by hand on your Stanley Rivet Tools, it is caused by excessive pressure. Use a pin punch (07900-00624) to aid stroke adjustment.
General| Power Source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 20V |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Max Torque | Not applicable |
| No Load Speed | Not applicable |
General safety rules for operating the tool.
Hazards related to high-velocity projectiles.
Hazards associated with operating the tool.
Risks from repetitive motions during tool use.
Hazards related to using accessories.
Hazards present in the workplace environment.
Risks associated with noise exposure.
Risks associated with vibration exposure.
Specific safety advice for pneumatic tools.
Technical specifications of the placing tool.
List of items included in the product package.
Detailed list of tool components and part numbers.
Instructions for fitting and removing nose equipment.
Details on air supply requirements and connections.
Guidance on setting tool stroke and pressure, including adjustment procedures.
Step-by-step guide for installing a blind rivet nut.
Daily checks and maintenance tasks for the tool.
Weekly checks and maintenance tasks for the tool.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal.
Details of the product warranty and exclusions.
