To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the jaw on my Triton SJA100E Power Tool not holding the workpiece?
If the jaw isn't holding the workpiece, it might be because the Jaw Lock isn't activated. Make sure to activate the Jaw Lock while clamping. If the problem continues, take it to an approved Triton service center or dealer.
What to do if my Triton SJA100E Power Tool is wobbly when using it?
If your power tool is wobbly during use, it could be due to an uneven working surface. Ensure that the tool is standing on an even surface. Another possibility is that the legs are not set up correctly. Make sure the legs are in the correct working position.
How to fix a Triton SJA100E when the jaw won’t move?
If the jaw won’t move, it could be because the Jaw Lock is activated. Try deactivating the Jaw Lock. If that doesn't work, the sliding mechanism might be dirty or improperly lubricated. Clean and lubricate all moving mechanical parts. If the problem persists after these steps, take the tool to an approved Triton service center or dealer.
Details the purpose of the manual for safe and effective product operation.
Explains symbols found on the rating plate and their meanings.
Provides comprehensive safety warnings and instructions for tool operation.
Details the parts of the SuperJaws and its intended use.
Describes the SuperJaws system's purpose as a portable work holder for various applications.
Instructions for carefully unpacking and inspecting the tool for completeness and condition.
Steps for preparing the SuperJaws for use, including leg and pedal adjustments.
Reverse procedure for folding the SuperJaws for storage and transportation.
Covers the main functions and uses of the SuperJaws system.
Detailed steps on how to clamp workpieces using the foot pedal and locking switch.
Procedure for releasing clamped workpieces, including supporting the item.
Guidance for clamping large or awkward workpieces on one side with a spacer.
Instructions for reversing the moving jaw to accommodate larger workpieces.
How to use the fixed jaw as an anvil for specific metalworking tasks.
Using the SuperJaws mechanism as a press with its foot pedal operation.
Tips for safely ripping planks, including re-clamping and using spacers.
How to clamp square tubing using V-grooves for precise sawing.
Using SuperJaws to clamp chainsaws for sharpening teeth.
Advice on using SuperJaws outdoors and preventing corrosion.
Using SuperJaws for bicycle repair, with precautions for frame materials.
General advice for exploring other uses of the SuperJaws.
Information on optional accessories like Engineers Jaws and Log Jaws.
Essential maintenance tasks to ensure a long working life for the tool.
Steps for removing and replacing urethane jaw faces.
Recommendations for storing the tool safely.
Guidance on the proper disposal of the tool according to regulations.
Common problems and their solutions for the SuperJaws system.
Information on product guarantee, registration, and terms.
Section for recording purchase details for guarantee purposes.
Details the purpose of the manual for safe and effective product operation.
Explains symbols found on the rating plate and their meanings.
Provides comprehensive safety warnings and instructions for tool operation.
Details the parts of the SuperJaws and its intended use.
Describes the SuperJaws system's purpose as a portable work holder for various applications.
Instructions for carefully unpacking and inspecting the tool for completeness and condition.
Steps for preparing the SuperJaws for use, including leg and pedal adjustments.
Reverse procedure for folding the SuperJaws for storage and transportation.
Covers the main functions and uses of the SuperJaws system.
Detailed steps on how to clamp workpieces using the foot pedal and locking switch.
Procedure for releasing clamped workpieces, including supporting the item.
Guidance for clamping large or awkward workpieces on one side with a spacer.
Instructions for reversing the moving jaw to accommodate larger workpieces.
How to use the fixed jaw as an anvil for specific metalworking tasks.
Using the SuperJaws mechanism as a press with its foot pedal operation.
Tips for safely ripping planks, including re-clamping and using spacers.
How to clamp square tubing using V-grooves for precise sawing.
Using SuperJaws to clamp chainsaws for sharpening teeth.
Advice on using SuperJaws outdoors and preventing corrosion.
Using SuperJaws for bicycle repair, with precautions for frame materials.
General advice for exploring other uses of the SuperJaws.
Information on optional accessories like Engineers Jaws and Log Jaws.
Essential maintenance tasks to ensure a long working life for the tool.
Steps for removing and replacing urethane jaw faces.
Recommendations for storing the tool safely.
Guidance on the proper disposal of the tool according to regulations.
Common problems and their solutions for the SuperJaws system.
Information on product guarantee, registration, and terms.
Section for recording purchase details for guarantee purposes.
General| Brand | Triton |
|---|---|
| Model | SJA100E |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
