ATD Tools ATD-5002 User manual

Type
User manual

ATD Tools ATD-5002 is a versatile grease gun priming device that helps to remove trapped air pockets from grease, ensuring smooth and efficient grease discharge. It effectively eliminates the issue of zero or reduced grease flow caused by air pockets, a common occurrence in grease equipment. The device is particularly useful before the first-time use of a grease gun and whenever grease flow is interrupted during operation due to trapped air.

This compact and user-friendly tool features a simple priming process that involves loading a grease cartridge into the grease cylinder, attaching the grease gun head loosely, slightly pulling back the plunger rod, and pressing the lock lever to release the plunger rod. By rotating and pushing the plunger rod inside, trapped air is forced out from the gap between the gun head and the cylinder. Repeating this process a few times ensures the removal of all trapped air.

ATD Tools ATD-5002 is a versatile grease gun priming device that helps to remove trapped air pockets from grease, ensuring smooth and efficient grease discharge. It effectively eliminates the issue of zero or reduced grease flow caused by air pockets, a common occurrence in grease equipment. The device is particularly useful before the first-time use of a grease gun and whenever grease flow is interrupted during operation due to trapped air.

This compact and user-friendly tool features a simple priming process that involves loading a grease cartridge into the grease cylinder, attaching the grease gun head loosely, slightly pulling back the plunger rod, and pressing the lock lever to release the plunger rod. By rotating and pushing the plunger rod inside, trapped air is forced out from the gap between the gun head and the cylinder. Repeating this process a few times ensures the removal of all trapped air.

ATD5002
INSTRUCTIONSFORPRIMINGGREASEGUNS
Acommonoccurrencewithallgreaseequipmentistrappedairpocketsingrease.
Trappedaircauseszeroorreducedgreasedischarge.RemovingAirPocketsfrom
GreaseisreferredtoasPrimingorAirBleeding.
ItishighlyrecommendedtoprimetheGreasegun,beforeit’susedforthefirsttime.
Also,anytimeinoperation,ifgreasestopscomingout,themostprobablecauseis
trappedairingrease.Followthebelowlistedstepstoremovetrappedair.
1. OncetheGreasecartridgeisloadedintotheGreasecylinder,fastenthegrease
gunhead.Donotfullytightenthehead.Leaveatleastabout23turnsasescape
passagefortrappedair
2. Slightlypullbacktheplungerrod&doingso,presstheLockLeverontheend
cap.Thiswillreleasetheplungerrod&itwillstarttomoveinsidethegrease
gun.Rotate&pushtheplungerrodinside,forcingoutalltrappedairingrease
fromthegapbetweenthegunhead&thecylinder.Pullbacktheplungerrod
again&repeattherotate&pushactionafewtimes
3. NowFullytightentheGreaseGunHeadontothecylinder
4. Startoperatingthe
greasegun.Greasewillstartflowingout.Keeprunningit,till
abubblefreeclearstreamofgreaseflowsout.Ifthisdoesnothappen,then
thereisstillsometrappedairingrease.Repeatabovestepstoonceagainbleed
thegun
5. Oncealltrappedairisforcedoutofthegrease,connecttheextension&coupler
tothegunoutlet.Useathreadsealantforaleakproofconnection
6. Onceagainoperatethegun,tillgreasestartscomingoutofthegreasecoupler
Note:Ifinregularuse,greasestopsflowing,followtheabovesteps
toprimethegun
withouthavingtoremovetheextension&couplerfromthegunhead
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ATD Tools ATD-5002 User manual

Type
User manual

ATD Tools ATD-5002 is a versatile grease gun priming device that helps to remove trapped air pockets from grease, ensuring smooth and efficient grease discharge. It effectively eliminates the issue of zero or reduced grease flow caused by air pockets, a common occurrence in grease equipment. The device is particularly useful before the first-time use of a grease gun and whenever grease flow is interrupted during operation due to trapped air.

This compact and user-friendly tool features a simple priming process that involves loading a grease cartridge into the grease cylinder, attaching the grease gun head loosely, slightly pulling back the plunger rod, and pressing the lock lever to release the plunger rod. By rotating and pushing the plunger rod inside, trapped air is forced out from the gap between the gun head and the cylinder. Repeating this process a few times ensures the removal of all trapped air.

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