Why is the tool light disabled on my Cleco CellTek CTBP?
The tool light on your Cleco Power Tool may be disabled due to a parameter setting. To resolve this, parameterize the tool light On the controller screen under Advanced > Tool Group > Extended Tool Settings.
Why is the idle speed not reached on my Cleco Power Tool?
If the idle speed is not reached on your Cleco Power Tool, it could be because the battery voltage is too low. Use a fully charged battery.
Why is the expected number of test rundowns not achieved with one charge of the battery on my Cleco CellTek CTBP?
The expected number of test rundowns might not be achieved with one battery charge on your Cleco Power Tool for several reasons. Ensure the battery is fully charged. Also, the warning threshold for undervoltage might not be set to the minimum value, so reduce the Undervoltage (V). Lastly, the battery might be at the end of its life, so use a new battery.
Why is there no WLAN data communication between the controller and my Cleco CellTek CTBP?
No WLAN data communication between the controller and your Cleco Power Tool can occur due to several reasons. First, check whether the IP address of the tool has been correctly entered in the controller on the Tool Setup screen. Also, ensure the tool is parameterized with the correct WLAN settings using LiveWire Utilities Configuration Software. Different WLAN settings for the tool and access point can also cause this, so reconfigure the tool with the correct network name, encryption, and network key. If a filter for MAC addresses is activated at the Access Point, add the MAC address for the tool to the list of approved addresses. Ensure that port 4001 is not disabled by a firewall and that the wireless channel at the access point is within the range supported by the tool. Finally, verify ...
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Details training requirements and qualifications for operating, adjusting, and testing the system.
Specifies the product's intended application in industrial fastening systems and usage conditions.
Mandatory national, state, and local codes and standards must be followed for operation.
Details FCC and IC compliance requirements and restrictions for product operation.
Provides essential safety warnings and instructions for operating power tools safely.
Guidelines for maintaining a clean and well-lit work area to prevent operational hazards.
Covers electrical safety precautions, including plug matching, grounding, and cord handling.
Focuses on operator alertness, protective equipment, and preventing unintentional starting.
Guidelines for proper tool usage, maintenance, and storage to ensure safe operation.
Defines requirements for servicing power tools by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Provides specific safety instructions related to tool cable length and handling during operation.
Details necessary personal protective equipment, including gloves and hair nets.
Instructions for charging the battery pack before first use, specifying compatible chargers.
Lists common tool issues like not starting or not recognized, with possible causes and remedies.
Addresses WLAN communication issues between controller and tool, including IP address and connectivity problems.
Details procedures for tool repair, recalibration, and authorized service centers.
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General| Brand | Cleco |
|---|---|
| Model | CellTek CTBP |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
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