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What are the technical specifications for the RSPRO 100-392 electric screwdriver?
| Model | 100-392 |
| Input voltage | 220VAC 50HZ |
| Rated power | 60W |
| Torque Range (Kgf.cm) | 5-25 |
| Torque Range (N.m) | 0.5-2.55 |
| Standard Torque Deviation (%) | ±3% |
| Torque setting | Steples |
| No_Load speed (r/min) ±10% HI | 1000 |
| No_Load speed (r/min) ±10% LO | 700 |
| Screw diameter (mm) Machine screw | 2.8-5.0 |
| Screw diameter (mm) Tapping screw | 2.2-4.0 |
| Weight (g) | 510 |
| Length (mm) | 246 |
| Applicable Power adapter | TL-26A-60W |
| Applicable screwdriver head | HEX6.35mm |
*1N.m=10.2Kgf.cm *1N.m=8.85Lbf.in
What are the general usage and maintenance guidelines for the RSPRO 100-392?
1. The best use of this electric screwdriver is no more than 8 hours per day.
2. When the electric screwdriver has been used for 1000 hours or about half a year, maintenance or inspection actions such as cleaning the inside of the body, adding lubricating oil, etc. must be carried out to maintain the life, safety and torque accuracy of the electric screwdriver.
3. The clutch should be regularly supplemented with special lubricating oil to make its transmission smooth and reduce wear.
4. The coupler at the output end of the power adapter is non-standard. If it is damaged, the products produced by our company must be used.
5. Do not exceed the rated operating frequency (0.8s/2.4s I/O) to avoid serious damage caused by motor overheating.
6. It is the responsibility of the management department of the electric screwdriver to hand over this manual to the operator or user for reading, and do not attempt to repair the electric screwdriver by yourself.
How do I replace the screwdriver head on the RSPRO 100-392?
Before replacing the screwdriver head, make sure that the forward and reverse switch is in the “OFF” position and the power plug is pulled out of the socket.
To mount or dismount the screwdriver head, just push the screwdriver head cap up with your fingertips to attach or remove the screwdriver head freely. Release your finger and let the screwdriver head cap return to its original position to fix the screwdriver head.
Note: Please make sure the power is off or the switch is in the “OFF” position when installing and removing the screwdriver bit.
What chemicals should be avoided on the housing of the RSPRO 100-392?
Chemicals such as acetone, benzene, thinners, ketones, trichloroethylene, etc. should not touch the housing of the electric screwdriver to avoid damage.
How should the RSPRO 100-392 electric screwdriver be handled?
Use the electric screwdriver carefully; do not let it fall or be impacted. It is best to use a balancer to hang it up. If the electric screwdriver cannot be lifted, you can use a screwdriver to replace it.
What is the correct procedure for connecting the RSPRO 100-392 to a power outlet?
Connect the power cord to a power outlet. CAUTION: a wet power cord plug or wet hands can cause an electric shock hazard.
How do I adjust the torque on the RSPRO 100-392 electric screwdriver?
The torque output can be adjusted by the torque adjustment ring at the lower end of the electric screwdriver. The number of segments on the body does not represent the actual torque output.
1. First determine the torque size, and then rotate the torque adjustment ring by hand to the required torque position.
2. Rotate the torque adjustment ring to increase or decrease the torque output: clockwise to a higher scale means increasing torque (+). Turning counterclockwise to a lower scale represents a reduction in torque (-).
3. Many factors will affect the torque output. When operating this electric screwdriver, it should be done step by step. First try to lock the screw with a small torque, and then gradually increase to a larger torque.
4. The relationship between the torque scale and the torque of the electric screwdriver is shown in the torque chart. The torque scale is from 0 to 8. The value is not the actual torque of the electric screwdriver, but only indicates that the torque is from small to large. The torque needs to correspond to the type of electric screwdriver to compare the approximate torque output value.
5. The torque required to tighten the screw varies according to the riveting condition or different materials. If necessary, a torque meter can be used to measure and adjust the torque of the electric screwdriver.
How can I lock the torque setting on the RSPRO 100-392 to prevent accidental changes?
After adjusting the torque of the electric screwdriver, loosen and remove the front lock ring of the housing, and replace it with a torque fixing ring (KC). This will prevent the original set torque value from being changed by artificially rotating the torque adjustment ring.
How do I operate the RSPRO 100-392 to tighten (lock) a screw?
To lock the screw when pressing the plate screwdriver, please switch the forward and reverse switch to the “F” position (if the screw is of reverse thread specification, you must switch the forward and reverse switch to the “R” position). Align the position of the screwdriver head and the screw. The electric screwdriver can start running after pressing the switch platen by hand. When the screw is locked to the set torque, the clutch will automatically trip, the motor will be powered off and brake in time to stop the electric screwdriver run.
How do I use the RSPRO 100-392 to loosen a screw?
When the platen screwdriver loosens and pulls out the screw, you only need to switch the positive and negative switch to the “R” position (if the screw is of reverse thread specification, you must switch the positive and negative switch to the “F” position). Press the switch pressure plate to operate. After the screw is loosened, release the switch pressure plate.
Under the same torque scale, the torque of reverse “R” will be greater than the torque of forward “F”, which will help the disassembly of the screw without adjusting the torque adjustment ring. However, if the screw tightness is greater than the reverse torque, the clutch will trip and the screw still cannot be loosened. In this case, the electric screwdriver needs to be adjusted to a larger torque before loosening the screw.
What are the operational restrictions for the RSPRO 100-392?
Operating Frequency: The rated intermittent running time of this machine is 1 second ON / 3 seconds OFF. This means the number of locking screws is about 15 per minute. Excessive use frequency will cause the motor to overheat and cause serious damage. Please give the screwdriver proper rest to dissipate heat.
Wood Screws: Do not use this electric screwdriver to lock wood screws.
Switching Direction: It is strictly forbidden to switch the forward and reverse switches during operation.
When Not in Use: Whenever an electric screwdriver is not being used, the reversing switch should be placed in the “OFF” position.
Who should perform repairs on the RSPRO 100-392 electric screwdriver?
The repair and maintenance of the electric screwdriver can be handed over to the nearest after-sales service center designated by the company or you can contact the original dealer to send it to the local service center for processing.
If the customer entrusts the electric screwdriver to a service center not designated by the company for maintenance or disassembles and repairs it by himself, the resulting poor quality will not be able to obtain the due guarantee service.
Never try to repair or dismantle the unit yourself.
What are the parts and part numbers for the RSPRO 100-392 electric screwdriver?
| NO | PARTS NO | PARTS NAME-E | Q’ty | NO | PARTS NO | PARTS NAME-E | Q’ty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | G21436-1 | WASHER FOR “C”TYPE | 1 | 31 | G20106-1 | CENTRAL GEAR | 1 |
| 2 | CK28031 | TRIGGER SPRING | 1 | 32 | GG28211-2 | GEAR SEAT | 1 |
| 3 | CH50671-1 | GROUNDING MEANS | 1 | 33 | GH28191-7 | IDLE GEAR | 4 |
| 4 | CK28044 | COUPLER | 1 | 34 | GI28441 | IRON WASHER | 1 |
| CD28044-1 | COUPLER-ESD | 1 | 35 | GZ28113-1C | CLUTCH ASSEMBLY-C | 1 | |
| 5 | GM28391 | TORQUE ADJUSTING PINS | 1 | GZ28113-1B | CLUTCH ASSEMBLY-B | 1 | |
| 6 | GL28381 | TORQUE ADJUSTING PINS | 1 | 36 | M11313-1 | GEAR | 1 |
| 7 | GQ28411 | C-RING-“C”TYPE | 4 | 36-1 | M11314-1 | ADAPTERS (A2630LF/A2640LF) | 1 |
| GQ21361 | C-RING-“B”TYPE | 1 | 37 | M028082-10 | MOTOR ASSEMBLY | 1 | |
| 8 | GJ28371 | BIT SLEEVE-“C”TYPE | 1 | 38 | CH20102-24 | SCREW | 4 |
| GJ3046B | BIT SLEEVE-“B”TYPE | 1 | 39 | MI30511-5 | PILOT ROD | 1 | |
| 9 | G028361 | BIT SPRING-“C”TYPE | 1 | 40 | MG30081 | PILOT ROD FOR | 1 |
| G028361-1 | BIT SPRING-“B”TYPE | 1 | 41 | MI30511-9 | PILOT ROD | 1 | |
| 10 | GB21332 | CLUTCH CASE | 1 | 42 | CH20102 | SCREW-HOUSING | 3 |
| 11 | GN28341 | BALL BEARING | 1 | 43 | P11020-1 | BRAKE LINKAGE | 1 |
| 12 | GY28331 | WARING SPRING SEAT | 1 | 44 | P11020-2 | COVER | 1 |
| 13 | G028251 | TRIANGLE SPRING | 1 | 45 | CH90154 | SCREW-PCB | 2 |
| G028251-3 | TRIANGLE SPRING | 1 | CH20510 | SCREW-ESD TYPE | 2 | ||
| 14 | G028241 | SPRING CUP | 1 | 46 | CC28028-2 | TRIGGER ASSEMBLY | 1 |
| 15 | GE28321 | WARING SPRING | 1 | 46-1 | CC28028-6 | POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE SWITCH CIRCUIT BOARD | 1 |
| 16 | GF28291 | WARING PLATE | 1 | 47 | CH20154 | SCREW FOR SWITCH | 2 |
| 17 | GP20331 | BIT PILOT-“C”TYPE | 2 | 48 | H10206 | DRIVER BOARD | 1 |
| GP21291B | BIT PILOT-“B”TYPE | 2 | 49 | CE28061-1 | HULL START SWITCH | 1 | |
| 18 | GT28282B | BIT HOLDER-LB | 1 | 50 | CE28061-2 | HULL BRAKE SWITCH | 1 |
| 19 | G21203 | PINS-LB | 2 | 51 | H10206 | SCREW FOR SWITCH | 2 |
| 20 | G21001 | “C” PIN-LB | 1 | 52 | CA28167 | HOUSING-UPSIDE-Red | 1 |
| 21 | GD28281C-1 | SHAFT-“C” TYPE | 1 | CA28167-1 | HOUSING-UPSIDE-ESD | 1 | |
| GD28281B | SHAFT-“B” TYPE | 1 | 53 | CB28167 | HOUSING-UNDERSIDE-Red | 1 | |
| 22 | GP21291A | STEEL BALLS | 2 | CB28167-1 | HOUSING-UNDERSIDE-ESD | 1 | |
| 23 | GU28261-1 | STOP PILOT | 1 | 54 | CC28028-1 | TRIGGER ASSEMBLY-ESD | 1 |
| 24 | GP30371 | STEEL BALLS | 2 | CC28028 | TRIGGER ASSEMBLY | 1 | |
| 26 | GC28241-2 | SHAFT GUIDE | 1 | 55 | AA50001-62N | CONNECTOR | 1 |
| 27 | GA28231-6 | GEAR CASE | 1 | 56 | CJ20011 | SUSPENSION RING | 1 |
| 28 | GH28221 | MAIN BEARTNG | 1 | 57 | AA50001-53 | CORD ASSEMBLY | 1 |
| 29 | GH28211-2 | GEAR SEAT | 1 | ||||
| 30 | GH28191-7 | IDLE GEAR | 4 |
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