To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Greenlee Cutter tool will not start, and there is a constant light for 20 seconds when the trigger is released?
If your Greenlee Cutter tool won't start and a constant light appears for 20 seconds after releasing the trigger, the battery charge is likely low. Charge or replace the battery.
What to do if my Greenlee Cutter tool will stop, and there is a constant light for 20 seconds after the trigger is released?
If your Greenlee Cutter stops and shows a constant light for 20 seconds after you release the trigger, it indicates a low battery charge. You should charge or replace the battery.
Why is the LED glowing for 20 seconds on my Greenlee Cutter?
If the LED on your Greenlee Cutter glows for 20 seconds, it's likely because the battery charge is low. Charge or replace the battery.
What does it mean if there is a constant light for 20 seconds at the end of the cycle on my Greenlee Cutter?
A constant light for 20 seconds at the end of the cycle on your Greenlee Cutter indicates that the battery charge is low. Charge or replace the battery to resolve this.
What to do if my Greenlee Cutter is inoperative?
If your Greenlee Cutter is inoperative, it could be due to several reasons: * Dirt or contaminants in the tool head: Clean around the tool joints. * Worn or damaged tool components: Send the tool in for service. * Broken switch components: Send the tool in for service.
Why does my Greenlee Cutter motor run but the tool will not complete a cycle?
If the motor of your Greenlee Cutter runs but the tool doesn't complete a cycle, it could be due to: * Air in the hydraulic system: Pull the trigger and hold the retract button simultaneously for about 10 seconds, then try crimping again. If it still fails, send it in for service. * Cold oil: Warm the oil by pulling the trigger and holding the retract button simultaneously. Also, store the tool in a warm area.
What does Error Code 5 mean on my Greenlee Cutter?
Error Code 5 on your Greenlee Cutter indicates that the battery has no charge. You should charge or replace the battery.
What does Error Code 8 mean on my Greenlee Cutter?
Error Code 8 on your Greenlee Cutter means the battery is low. Charge or replace the battery.
What to do if my Greenlee Cutter will stop, and there is a flashing light for 20 seconds when the trigger is released?
If your Greenlee Cutter stops and a flashing light appears for 20 seconds when the trigger is released, it means that the motor is overloaded or the tool is overheated. Let the tool cool for 15 minutes.
What does Error Code 4 mean on my Greenlee Cutter?
Error Code 4 on the Greenlee Cutter indicates an overheated battery. Allow the tool to cool for 15 minutes.
Explains the safety alert symbol and signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION for hazard communication.
Illustrates symbols for cut, electrical shock, and breaking parts hazards to ensure user awareness.
Shows symbols for eye protection and gloves to emphasize necessary safety gear.
Indicates the importance of reading the operator's manual before using the equipment.
Guidelines for maintaining a clean, well-lit work area and keeping bystanders away.
Precautions regarding plugs, grounding, wet conditions, and cord handling.
Advice on staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starts, and proper attire.
Instructions on not forcing the tool, ensuring switch functionality, and disconnecting power.
Guidance on maintaining tools, keeping cutting edges sharp, and safe storage practices.
Recommendations for using the specified charger and designated battery packs.
Warnings about shorting terminals, liquid ejection, damaged batteries, and temperature exposure.
Using the correct tool, reading manuals, and performing pre-operation checks for safety.
Warnings about hand/finger placement, forces generated, and cutting techniques.
Advice against modifying the tool and exceeding its capacity to prevent injury.
Lists key features of the EK628LX tool, including controls, blades, and status indicators.
Details technical specifications such as jaw capacity, force, dimensions, and operating ranges.
Labels and numbers identifying key parts of the tool for reference.
Shows the placement and meaning of safety decals and brand identification marks.
Details the OLED screen displays for battery charge, pressure, total hours, and service cycles.
Explains how to select operation modes like Single Click or Double Click.
Comprehensive checklist for inspecting the tool's body, head, seals, and decals before use.
Emphasizes removing the battery and wearing PPE during inspection to prevent injury.
Ensuring good lighting, determining the correct equipment, and installing the battery.
Guidance on maneuvering the head, holding the tool, using the trigger, and jaw retraction.
Lists common tool issues like inoperability, error codes, and oil loss with likely causes.
Provides solutions for problems such as overheating, low battery, and motor overload.
Instructions for storing the tool, accessories, and battery safely in a cool, dry place.
Steps for cleaning the tool housing using a damp cloth and mild detergent.
Lists catalog numbers and descriptions for optional equipment like cutting head covers.
Emphasizes using qualified personnel and identical replacement parts for tool service.
Recommends returning the tool for service annually or after 10,000 cuts.
Provides compliance statements for FCC and Industry Canada regarding radio frequency energy.
Guidance on recycling valuable materials and disposing of components according to regulations.
Explains the safety alert symbol and signal words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION for hazard communication.
Illustrates symbols for cut, electrical shock, and breaking parts hazards to ensure user awareness.
Shows symbols for eye protection and gloves to emphasize necessary safety gear.
Indicates the importance of reading the operator's manual before using the equipment.
Guidelines for maintaining a clean, well-lit work area and keeping bystanders away.
Precautions regarding plugs, grounding, wet conditions, and cord handling.
Advice on staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starts, and proper attire.
Instructions on not forcing the tool, ensuring switch functionality, and disconnecting power.
Guidance on maintaining tools, keeping cutting edges sharp, and safe storage practices.
Recommendations for using the specified charger and designated battery packs.
Warnings about shorting terminals, liquid ejection, damaged batteries, and temperature exposure.
Using the correct tool, reading manuals, and performing pre-operation checks for safety.
Warnings about hand/finger placement, forces generated, and cutting techniques.
Advice against modifying the tool and exceeding its capacity to prevent injury.
Lists key features of the EK628LX tool, including controls, blades, and status indicators.
Details technical specifications such as jaw capacity, force, dimensions, and operating ranges.
Labels and numbers identifying key parts of the tool for reference.
Shows the placement and meaning of safety decals and brand identification marks.
Details the OLED screen displays for battery charge, pressure, total hours, and service cycles.
Explains how to select operation modes like Single Click or Double Click.
Comprehensive checklist for inspecting the tool's body, head, seals, and decals before use.
Emphasizes removing the battery and wearing PPE during inspection to prevent injury.
Ensuring good lighting, determining the correct equipment, and installing the battery.
Guidance on maneuvering the head, holding the tool, using the trigger, and jaw retraction.
Lists common tool issues like inoperability, error codes, and oil loss with likely causes.
Provides solutions for problems such as overheating, low battery, and motor overload.
Instructions for storing the tool, accessories, and battery safely in a cool, dry place.
Steps for cleaning the tool housing using a damp cloth and mild detergent.
Lists catalog numbers and descriptions for optional equipment like cutting head covers.
Emphasizes using qualified personnel and identical replacement parts for tool service.
Recommends returning the tool for service annually or after 10,000 cuts.
Provides compliance statements for FCC and Industry Canada regarding radio frequency energy.
Guidance on recycling valuable materials and disposing of components according to regulations.
General| Brand | Greenlee |
|---|---|
| Model | GATOR EK628LX |
| Category | Crimp tool |
| Language | English |
