Cissell AJ1032 Maintenance, Lubrication, Time Interval, IMPROPER OILS, Lubrication Point, Type of Lubricant, Lubrication Service, Lubricator Flow Rate

Maintenance

Lubrication

Lubrication points are illustrated in Figure 3. Lubrication points, time intervals, types and services are listed in Table 3.

If complete details for lubrication services are not listed in Table 3, get detailed instructions from referenced paragraph.

WARNING

To avoid possible serious injury, ALWAYS close air supply line shut-off valve AND lock out air service BEFORE performing lubrication services.

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Lubrication Point	Time Interval	Type of Lubricant	Lubrication Service

NOTE: FAILURE to use correct lubricants can result in DAMAGE to machine mechanical components as well as air system cylinders and valves.

(A) Pressure arm shaft	Every three months	Use a premium high	Lubricate with one shot of
bearing and cylinder head		temperature EP2 grease.	grease from a low pressure
bearing			grease gun. If rod end fittings
			do not have grease fittings,
			squirt a few drops of oil on
			rod ends.

(B) Pivot pins, rod ends and	Every three months	ISO VG 32 grade oil.	Squirt a few drops of oil
cylinder shaft			around circumference of each
			shaft.

(C) Air line lubricator	As required	ISO VG 32 grade oil.	Fill bowl to 3/4 full when
			level drops below 1/4 full.
			Refer to Adjusting Air Line
			Lubricator Flow Rate.

(D) Air cylinder	Every month	ISO VG 32 grade oil.	Remove air line at bottom of
			cylinder. Prime oil can and
			give one complete squeeze
			into air line.

NOTE: Buna-N seals are used extensively throughout the valves and cylinders in the air circuit downstream from the inline oiler. Oils containing graphite fillers, detergent, etc., and fire resistant and synthetic oils are NOT COMPATIBLE with Buna-N seals. Seal swelling and valve malfunctioning will result with use of

IMPROPER OILS.

Table 3

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