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Battery Voltage | 18V |
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Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
Voltage | 18V |
No Load Speed | Not Applicable |
Max Torque | Not Applicable |
Type | Hydraulic Crimper |
Weight | 10.5 lbs |
Amperage | Not Applicable |
Cable Length | Not Applicable |
Application | Electrical Crimping |
Explanation of hazard symbols and signal words used in the manual.
Wear eye protection to prevent serious eye injury from flying debris or oil.
Avoid checking for oil leaks with hands; seek medical attention if injured.
Do not use solvents or flammable liquids to clean the tool body.
Read and understand all instructions and safety information before use.
Use proper PPE when operating near energized electrical lines.
Ensure proper die, connector, and cable combinations for safe crimping.
Keep hands away from the crimping tool head during operation.
Do not dispose of batteries in fire as they may explode.
Avoid contact with battery terminals and conductive objects.
Inspect tool and dies for wear or damage before each use.
Store batteries within specified temperature ranges and use correct chargers.
Avoid continuous use, secure tool properly, and dry if wet.
Perform only maintenance described in this manual.
Refer to instructions supplied with the battery charger.
White LED turns on when trigger is pulled, stays on briefly after release.
Red LED signals battery status, motor current, and tool temperature.
Alerts user to incomplete crimps via LED and audible beep.
Steps for selecting and inserting dies into the crimping head.
Follow manufacturer's instructions for appropriate cable strip length.
Steps for positioning the connector and activating the tool.
Inspect tool for wear, damage, leaks, and head assembly rotation.
Clean housing, retract ram, and recharge batteries.
Thoroughly clean all surfaces and check the oil level.
Replace hydraulic oil and send tool for inspection.
Procedure to check and refill the hydraulic oil reservoir.
Ensure battery is charged and contacts are clean.
Possible causes and remedies for a non-functional tool.
Troubleshooting for a motor that does not run.
Resolving issues where the tool does not complete a crimp.
Diagnosing and fixing when dies stop prematurely.
Interpreting the meaning of the LED glowing for 20 seconds.
Addressing leaks and low oil levels in the tool.