Loctite 97113 Staple Gun User Manual


 
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Type of Malfunction Possible Cause Correction
No product or too little Product feedline not correctly connected. Correctly connect the product feedline.
product. Pneumatic hose not correctly connected. Correctly connect the pneumatic
feedline.
Curing in the product feedline and/or in Replace the product hose and/or valve
the dispensing valve and/or in the assembly of the dispensing valve
dispensing needle, when the adjustment and/or dispensing needle.
knob 10 does not move for a start and
no product is dispensed.
Air in the product feedline and/or in Purge the product feedline, dispensing
the dispensing valve and/or in the valve and dispensing needle of air
dispensing needle, when the adjustment (section 5.1).
knob 10 moves for a start and no
product is dispensed.
Controller incorrectly adjusted. Check the controller (see operating .
instruction for the controller).
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Product reservoir not switched on, or Check the reservoir (see operating
pressure is too low. instruction for the product reservoir).
Valve is closed. Increase stroke.
Air bubbles in Air in the dispensing Purge the product feedline,
product. valve/product feedline. dispensing valve and dispensing
needle of air (Section 5.1).
Product comes delayed Piston stroke (suck-back effect) Reduce the piston stroke.
after a start. too large.
Product drips. Piston stroke (suck-back effect) Increase the piston stroke.
too small.
Dispensing valve does Air outlet choke 8 closed. Open the air outlet choke 8.
not open. Piston stroke set to O. Turn the adjustment knob 10 counter-
clockwise (+ direction).
Dispensing valve Air outlet choke 8 opened too wide. Adjust the air outlet choke 8.
opens too fast.
Dispensing valve Air outlet choke 9 closed. Open the air outlet choke 9.
does not close. Bayonet locking piece is not Tighten counter nut 6 with a wrench.
tight enough.
Tubing not properly seated. Push tubing into fitting.
Dispensing valve Air outlet choke 9 opened too wide. Adjust the air outlet choke 9.
closes too fast.
6. Troubleshooting