Assembly Instructions; Periodic Maintenance - Chicago Pneumatic CP 1210 Bedienungsanleitung

CP 1210, CP 1230, CP 1240

Assembly instructions

Reasonable care must be taken during assembly and
disassembly of the tool to avoid burring, scoring or
distortion of closely fitting precision built parts.
1. Check all metal to metal surfaces for nicks and
burrs before and during assembly.
2. Before re-assembly, lubricate all O-rings and coat
all moving parts of tool with recommended
lubricants.
3. During assembly take care to keep dirt out of
tool, particularly between mating surfaces.
4. The front head bolts should be tightened so that
the springs or bushings are evenly compressed.
5. When assembly is complete pour about ½ oz.
(1.5cl) of the recommended oil into the air inlet
and operate the pneumatic breaker at reduced
throttle for 10–15 seconds. When operating the
pneumatic breaker on the floor, do so at reduced
throttle to avoid damage to piston, anvil block
and front head.
6. Install the spring pins with the slots in opposite
directions and at a 45 degrees angle. See
illustration shown below (Only valid for CP
1210).
45°
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Safety and operating instructions
7. Before assembling the back head onto the
cylinder, check that the seal protrudes
approximately (B) 1 ⁄
16
of the cylinder.

Periodic maintenance

After each operating period of approximately 150
impact hours or twice a year the machine must be
dismantled and all parts be cleaned and checked.
This work must be performed by authorized staff,
trained for this task.
1. Be sure that mating surfaces are clean and
smooth and that the bolts are tight.
2. Thoroughly clean and inspect internal parts and
make sure they are free from rust, grit and
foreign matter.
3. Thoroughly clean and inspect valve parts. Be
sure that the valve moves freely.
4. Make sure that striking faces on the anvil block
are parallel and flat. If the block is cupped, grind
off high edges but do not touch the polished
face where the anvil strikes the steel shank.
Maximum allowed wear (A)
illustration shown below.
A
" (1.6 mm) from the face
B
1 ⁄ in. (1mm). See
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