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if its like most of them it goes in the air chuck just a few drops i belive or theres a set screww at the under side by trigger more to the frount not 100 % sure
get some air tool oil and put it in the hose connection and manually turn the socket end by hand,the air vanes have frozen in place and can't hold the air in to operate the unit,make sure when you do this squeeze thge trigger to let the oil into the units barrel,then connect to an air supply and try it,you may need to help get it started by hand,then let it run and add some more air tool oil again to keep it lubed
Yes. Every air tool has an exhaust. On impact wrenches this is usually on the front. Oil is necessary to lubricate the tool and it is delivered through the tool on the same path as the air. But maybe you don't need quite so much oil. If you are trying to keep those nice wheels clean, you can loosely hold a rag over the exhaust. Or some devices have a means to re-direct the exhaust.
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