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Problem
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1.
Gun loses power and loses its prime.
Lack of oil in air motor.
Fill a few drops of oil through air inlet and run for a few minutes.
2.
Gun runs at normal speed but no output.
Air pocket inside barrel.
Take off spout from gun head.
Unscrew container tube 1-2 turns from gun head.
Withdraw plunger rod, push plunger rod into container tube to help expel the air
pockets.
Draw back plunger rod fully and release quickly.
Press trigger to check flowage of grease output fully and without blockage.
Repeat above steps if necessary.
Re-tighten barrel to gun head firmly.
Re-screw spout securely.
The air pocket should now be eliminated.
Grease gun is ready.
3.
Gun runs slowly or not running well.
Air motor jammed with dirt particles
Power regulator in closed position.
Air flow blocked by dirt.
Check air inlet filter for blockage.
Pour air tool lubricating oil into air inlet as per instructions.
Operate gun in short bursts quickly reversing rotating back and forth where
applicable.
Repeat above if needed.
4.
Follower cup does not enter the grease cartridge.
Size of cartridge not standard.
The end edge of cartridge is rough or irregular.
Take off grease cartridge protective cover.
Check the size of the 450gm cartridge corresponds to specifications.
Grease the perimeter of follower cup or cartridge end to make it easier to enter
cartridge.
Always use standard size 450gm cartridges.
Check the end edge of cartridge that it is not be damaged or folded and remains
in an exact round sharp. Otherwise the follower cup will be prevented from
entering the grease cartridge and grease cannot be forced out from the cartridge.
If this happens, correct the above errors.
Do not re-use an empty grease cartridge.
Remove a used cartridge from the barrel when bulk loading.
5.
Leakage from outlet of gun head.
Spout is not screwed on securely.
The thread size feature with its tapered design does have the advantage of
being leak proof. Screw it with a tool properly and not just by hand to give a
good leak proof performance.
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