Service Instructions; Troubleshooting - Twilight Bristle Blaster Pneumatic Instrucciones De Servicio

Bristle Blaster Pneumatic
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9.

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

1. The tool is to be serviced exclusively by qualified staff members or by the dealer who has sold it. Repair or
servicing by unqualified personnel may result in injuries and/or damage to the tool.
2. Only original spare parts are to be used for the servicing of the tool. If parts that are not approved are used or
maintenance instructions are not followed, the warranty will be rendered void and there may be a risk of injury.
10.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Fault Cause
Belt does turn or Compressor is not operating
turns slowly
Filter or compressed air hose blocked
Insufficient compressor pressure
Inadequate compressor performance
Compressed air hose too long
Diameter of compressed air hose too small
Compressed air motor insufficiently
lubricated
Valve or valve sealing ring faulty
Unusal sound Mechanical parts insufficiently lubricated
Bristle Blaster
faulty
Water entering the machine via the
compressed air supply
Heavy vibration of Adaptor System is not fastened correctly
the rotating belt
Foreign body jammed between spindle and
Adaptor System
Adaptor System worn
Bristle Blaster
Adaptor System Screw not tightened or serrated lock washer
comes undone in not used
operation
Screw / serrated lock washer worn
Belt or other machine parts
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Belt faulty
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Operating instructions
Solution
Switch on or check compressor
Clean compressed air line
Increase compressor pressure
Use more powerful compressor
Use compressed air hose of suitable length
Use compressed air hose of suitable size
Add a few drops of oil to the compressed air
connection
Servicing by qualified engineer
Servicing by qualified engineer
Fit new Bristle Blaster
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qualified engineer
Servicing by qualified engineer
Re-fit Adaptor System
Remove object and re-fit
Use new Adaptor System
Fit new Bristle Blaster
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Use serrated lock washer and tighten screw
Use new screw / serrated lock washer
GB/US
Belt / servicing by
Belt
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