VEVOR LD-801 Pneumatic Grease Gun User Manual
- June 2, 2024
- VEVOR
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VEVOR LD-801 Pneumatic Grease Gun
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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GENERAL SAFETY RULES
WARNING: Read and understand all instructions. Failure to follow all
instructions listed below may result in serious injury.
Various dangers may occur if the grease gun is improperly handled during
installation, commissioning and daily operation.
Risk of injury and damage to material property because of improper handling.
Hold the manual at the disposal of the operating staff at the usage site of
the unit.
Country-specific safety measures and accident prevention regulations must be
observed.
Only qualified and authorized persons are allowed to operate the grease gun.
Persons are qualified if they are, due to their training, experience,
instruction and knowledge of the relevant standards, able to assess assigned
tasks and to identify potentially hazardous situations. All persons charged
with installation, operation, maintenance and repair work, must have read and
understood this operation instructions.
Always wear safety glasses when using a grease gun. Keep work area clean and
remove any excess grease from tools, hands, and clothing after use. Do not use
grease gun whip hose for other applications or at pressure levels above rated
pressures.
CAUTION: Excess pressure can result in the bursting of the grease gun
head and of accessories!
Excess pressure at the greasing point can damage the grease nipple and even
the machine.
Comply with the machine manufacturer‘s maintenance and service instructions.
Disconnect the compressed air line supply before servicing the Gun.
Defective accessories can lead to personal injury and material damage. Grease
hoses must not be kinked, twisted or stretched.
During their period of use, accessories must be checked for wear,cracks, and
other damage.
Defective accessories should be replaced immediately.
Do not open the grease gun when it is under pressure!
Every time that the grease gun head and barrel are to be separated, the push
rod must be fully retracted and automatically locked by means of the safety
catch.
Excess pressure can result in the bursting of the grease gun head and of
Equipment.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
MODEL AND PARAMETERS
Model | LD-801 |
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Capacity | 400CC |
Maximum Pressure | 6000 PSI |
Grease gun discharge connection | NPT 1/8 |
Grease Filling Options | Cartridge Loading |
Suction Fill
Material| Steel+Aluminium Alloy
Color| Silver
Air Inlet Pressure| 0.6~0.8Mpa
STRUCTURE DIAGRAM
- Quick Coupler Air Fitting
- Pumping Chamber
- Barrel
- Plunger Rod Handle
- Safety Catch
- Trigger
COMPONENTS
Mode / Parts | LD-801 |
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Grease Gun | 1 |
Grease Hose | 1 |
Bent Metal Pipe | 1 |
Coupler | 1 |
Pointed Coupler | 1 |
Locking Clamp Coupler | 1 |
User Manual | 1 |
Step 1 Hold the head of the grease gun and unscrew the barrel.
Step 2 Pull back the plunger rod handle and fill the barrel with grease.
Grease filling options:
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Cartridge Loading: Remove the plastic cap from the cartridge and insert the open end of the cartridge into the grease gun barrel until the rim of the pull-tab end meets the rim of the barrel.
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Suction Fill: Insert the open end of the barrel about 2” into the grease container.Slowly pull the plunger rod handle to draw in grease into the empty barrel while pushing the barrel deeper into the grease until the plunger rod is completely extended.The outside surface may have a lot of grease stuck to it and should be wiped clean for safety.
Step 3 Assemble the barrel back into the grease gun.Activate the safety
catch and push the push rod back into the Barrel.
Step 4 Exhaust air by pressing the air release valve or loosening the gun
head and barrel (half a turn maximum).
Step 5 Install the required fittings as required as shown below. (Fig
1,Fig 2)
Note: If necessary, wrap 3~5 loops of raw material tape around the joint.
Step 6 Attach the male quick connect coupler air fitting supplied with
the gun onto the air inlet. Make sure the connection is tight so that there is
no leakage of air.Press the trigger repeatedly for grease filling.
NOTE:
The male quick connect coupler air fitting has 1/8” NPT threads.
Air Supply: Dry air is needed to operate this gun. Make sure FRL (Filter, Regulator, and Lubricator) unit is installed in airline. Moisture in the air will damage the grease gun.Inlet air supply should have a pressure between 0.6~0.8 M pa.
This is a one shot grease gun, whereby there is grease discharge with every
press of the trigger.
Do not keep the trigger pressed during operation. The trigger must be
repeatedly pressed and released while greasing. Also, do not repeat the action
too fast, as the piston needs to complete a full cycle before starting a new
one.
Step 7: Press the coupler straight onto the grease fitting,Start
operating the handle for grease filling.
Once greasing is done, slightly tilt the coupler, twist and pull back. The
tilt and twist action will allow easy removal of the coupler from the grease
fitting.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem | Possible Cause | Possible Solution |
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Grease gun pumps little or no grease | Air is trapped in grease | Empty air |
Blocked hose | Clean or replace the hose | |
Grease too thick or cold | Store grease gun and grease away from extreme cold |
or use thinner grease
Excessive grease leaks out from the back side of the grease gun around the
plunger rod| Rubber follower is damaged| Replace the grease gun
Grease leaks from the connection between the grease gun head & the extension
or between extension & coupler| Loose connection| Tighten the connection using
raw material tape
MAINTENANCE
Before each use, inspect general condition of Grease Gun. Check for cracked or
damaged parts, misaligned or bending of moving parts, leaking connections, and
any other condition that may affect product’s safe operation. If a problem
occurs, have the problem corrected before further use.Do not use damaged
equipment.
After every use, dry with a soft cloth, remove all grease and debris from
Grease Gun. Do not use solvents to clean or immerse in any liquids.
When storing, keep in a clean, dry and safe location away from children.
Like all air equipment, this grease gun needs regular lubrication. To
lubricate, add a few drops of oil through the air inlet on the grease gun. It
is recommended to use SAE 30 or higher viscosity oil.
All maintenance, service, and repairs not discussed in manual should only be
performed by qualified service technician.
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
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America
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References
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