PocketSetter^TM Information

Safety Rules for PocketSetter^TM
Proper Use of PocketSetter^TM
Trouble Shooting

Safety Rules for a PocketSetter^TM

1. Always wear safety glasses and gloves when operating the PocketSetter^TM
2. Always tie the PocketSetter^TM off when working in elevated areas using safety ring on the back of the handle.
3. Keep the PocketSetter^TM clean of PT grease and dirt.
4. Keep hands and fingers clear of the front of the slide hammer and the slide hammer stop.
5. Inspect the PocketSetter^TM daily for damage, defects, cracks or excessive wear.

Proper Use of a PocketSetter^TM

1. Do not strike a PocketSetter^TM with a hammer or any other tool.
2. Never weld on a PocketSetter^TM or come in contact with electrical current.  It will demagnetize the tip.
3. Never use a PocketSetter^TM for a pry-bar.
4. Use a PocketSetter^TM only for it’s intended purpose.
5. Do not drop a PocketSetter^TM.
6. Keep the PocketSetter^TM stored in a dry area.

Trouble Shooting

1. Wedges do not stay on tip
   1. Excessive wear on tip – (replace tool)
   2. P.T. grease or foreign material on tip – (clean with rag.)
   3. Magnets have been demagnetized –(replace magnetic tip)
2. Wedges will not seat into anchorage
   1. Concrete in anchorage – (remove concrete)
   2. Plastic shield from post tension cable in pocket –(remove)
   3. P.T. grease or foreign material in anchorage-(remove)

1. Magnetic wedge setter will not fit  or slide post tension strand.
   1. Using 1/2 diameter PocketSetter^TM. on 5/8 diameter. P.T. strand – (check the size of  P.T.and the size of the PocketSetter^TM)
   2. Shaft of the PocketSetter^TM has been bent – (replace the PocketSetter^TM)
   3. P.T. grease or foreign material in saddle area (clean with rag)
2. Slide hammer will not slide on shaft.
   1. Shaft is  bent – (replace tool)
   2. P.T. grease or foreign material has built up between shaft and slide hammer – (clean  with rag)