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How to fix a Snap-On ControlTech Micro wrench that won't turn on?
If your Snap-On power tool wrench isn't turning on, it might be due to dead or missing batteries. Try replacing the batteries. Alternatively, a software glitch could be the cause. In that case, cycle the power using the end-cap.
Why is the torque reading on my Snap-On ControlTech Micro Power Tool out of specification?
An out-of-spec torque reading on your Snap-On power tool could be due to two main reasons. First, the tool may require recalibration; in this case, recalibrate it. Second, the incorrect head length might have been entered. Ensure you enter the correct offset head length.
General| Brand | Snap-On |
|---|---|
| Model | ControlTech Micro |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Key safety information for using the electronic torque-angle wrench.
Warning about potential hazards from flying particles during operation.
Warning regarding electrical shock hazards due to the tool's metal handle.
Details on the wrench's accuracy specifications for torque and angle.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and basic operation of the wrench.
Detailed steps for setting target torque, units, applying torque, and recalling readings.
Detailed steps for setting target angle, applying torque, and recalling angle readings.
Functionality to configure up to 50 preset torque or angle settings.
Procedure for creating and saving custom torque settings with limits and batch counts.
Procedure for creating and saving custom angle settings with limits and batch counts.
Configuring torque/angle tolerances and enabling/disabling measurement modes.
Setting plus and minus tolerances for torque and angle targets in manual modes.
Configuring the sequential Torque THEN Angle measurement mode.
Configuring simultaneous Torque AND Angle measurement mode.
Information regarding password-protected calibration procedures.
Setting the interval for 'CAL NEEDED' messages and calibration reminders.
Common issues like power failure, incorrect readings, and error messages with solutions.
Information on contacting for calibration services.
