Troubleshooting
The table describes the most common problems, possible reasons and actions to troubleshoot them.
Problem | Possible reason | Action |
---|---|---|
Free speed is too slow, pressure never reaches the target. | Too low air flow in the pressurized air system. | Shorter hose to the FRL unit and larger diameter are needed. Check air flow for free speed in the specifications for the directions of required air flow at free speed. |
The tool cannot loosen a nut. | Corrosion and worn-out bolt and nut have affected the joint-loosening torque. | Apply a higher torque, within the torque chart spec. If it does not help, use a larger tool, if available, to remove the nut. Do not apply a higher pressure than specified, as it will shorten the service life of the tool. |
The tool has been flushed with a large amount of water. | The pressurized air system is affected by a large amount of condensed water. | See service recommendation for specific environments. |