Deprag MINIMAT-ED Series

Questions and Answers

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Julie IngramAug 14, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool power exceeds maximum value?
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  hrojasAug 14, 2025
  If the power exceeds the maximum permissible value when using the Deprag Power Tool, check the screwdriving procedure and adapt it as necessary. For further assistance, contact the DEPRAG service department.
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Tammy CalderonAug 17, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool is overloaded?
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  amberandersonAug 17, 2025
  If the tool is overloaded over a defined time period, check the screwdriving procedure and adapt if necessary. If you have further questions, contact the DEPRAG service department.
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Jordan SanchezAug 20, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool screwdriving step time was exceeded?
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  John KnightAug 20, 2025
  If the pre-set monitoring time of the screwdriving step was exceeded when using the Deprag Power Tool, check the screwdriving procedure and adapt it if necessary.
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Jamie TerryAug 25, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool program is not valid?
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  Heather JonesAug 25, 2025
  If the program is not valid (does not exist or was created for a different screwdriver) when using the Deprag Power Tool, check the program, adapt it if necessary, or select a different program.
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Lisa CooperAug 27, 2025
What to do for Deprag Power Tool error in writing the program?
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  Jerry LopezAug 27, 2025
  If there is an error in writing the program for the Deprag Power Tool, transfer the program again.
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gonzalesdanielAug 31, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool transferred invalid program?
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  danielcervantesAug 31, 2025
  If an invalid program was transferred to the power unit of the Deprag Power Tool, check the program and transfer it again.
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irichardsonSep 3, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool screw assembly ended after power off?
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  reesepeterSep 3, 2025
  If the screw assembly ended because the power unit was switched off for the Deprag Power Tool, please contact the DEPRAG service department.
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Carrie CaseySep 6, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool drive cannot move freely?
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  anthony01Sep 6, 2025
  If the drive of the ED screwdriver cannot move freely, restart the MINIMAT®–ED screwdriver.
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Kelly RobertsSep 9, 2025
What to do if Deprag Power Tool switch off error remains?
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  Brett LoganSep 9, 2025
  If the error remains after switching the MINIMAT®–ED screwdriver off and on again, please contact the DEPRAG service department.

Summary

Signal Word and Symbol Definition

Safety Instructions

2.1. Safety Instructions for Electronic Screwdrivers

Key safety precautions for electronic screwdrivers, covering personal safety and equipment handling.

Intended Use

Delivery Capacity

General

Operation

6.1. Dimensional Drawing

Technical drawing detailing the dimensions and key physical features of the screwdriver.

6.2. Assembly Instructions

Step-by-step guide for connecting and setting up the electric screwdriver and its components.

6.3. Change of Bits

Instructions on how to safely and correctly replace bits in the quick-change chuck.

Operation

7.1. Operating element

Description of the screwdriver's user interface, including display, LEDs, and function buttons.

7.1.1 Status LEDs

Explanation of the status LEDs indicating OK or NOT OK for screw assembly.

7.1.2 Function buttons

Details the functions of the start, reversal, and program selection/menu buttons.

7.1.3 Display

Information displayed on the screwdriver during operation, including results and error codes.

7.2. Screwdriver start

How to start the screwdriver using push-to-start or button activation.

7.3. Program selection; Torque setting

Procedure for selecting programs and adjusting torque settings on the screwdriver.

7.4. Menu operation

Guide on navigating and operating the screwdriver's menu system.

7.5. Menu structure

Overview of the main menu functions and their corresponding settings or criteria.

7.6. Pressure test function

Procedure for testing the push-to-start function and its thresholds.

7.7. Display test

Instructions for performing a display test to check segment and button functionality.

Description of the settings

Screwdriving template

9.1. Description of the screwdriving sequences

Explanation of the structure and parameters for various screwdriving sequences.

9.2. Screw assembly program

Details the parameters and steps for screw assembly sequences like Search run and Screw assembly to torque.

9.3. Loosening program

Details the structure and parameters for loosening programs, specifically 'Loosening to angle'.

Maintenance and Upkeep

Error display and troubleshooting

11.1. System error

Troubleshooting steps and error codes for system-related issues encountered by the screwdriver.

11.2. Error in the screwdriving sequence

Explanation of error codes related to screwdriving sequence failures and their solutions.

Troubleshooting

Accessories - Optional Equipment

13.1. Required accessories

Lists essential accessories required for the operation of the electric screwdriver.

13.1.1 Motor cable

Details available motor cable options by length and part number.

13.1.2 Power unit

Information on the compatible power unit, including its part number.

13.1.3 Power supply cable

Lists power supply cables by region and part number.

13.2. Optional accessories

Lists various optional accessories that can enhance the screwdriver's functionality.

13.2.1 Spring sleeve

Details the spring sleeve accessory, its assembly, and available variants.

13.2.2 EF-Control

Information on the EF-Control accessory, specifically the ComCenter ED.

13.2.3 Screwdriver adapter

Details the screwdriver adapter for stands and the correct clamping method.

13.2.4 Balancer

Provides details on balancers, including load ranges, cable travel, and order numbers.

13.2.5 Additional accessories

References additional accessories and where to find more information.

Shut Down and Storage

Technical Data

EC-Conformity Declaration

Service Locations and Authorized Partners