Stahlwille MANOSKOP 730D/20 User Manual

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STAHLWILLE Drehmomentschlüssel
Service/Serien Manoskop
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No 730D

Stahlwille MANOSKOP 730D/20 Specifications

General

Type	Torque Wrench
Range	4 - 20 Nm
Length	390 mm
Weight	0.76 kg
Scale	Digital
Material	Steel
Drive Size	1/2 in
Drive	Square Drive

Summary

Basic Safety Instructions

Proper Use and Safety Guidelines

Details intended applications, restrictions, and essential guidelines for handling the torque wrench.

Risk Avoidance and Damage Prevention

Basic Handling Principles

Preparing the Torque Wrench

Taring the Torque Wrench

Automatic and Manual Taring Procedures

Selection of Inserts and Socket Tools

Safety for Tool Selection

Mounting and Removing Insert Tools

Insert Tool Procedures

Carrying Out Menu Settings

Switching On and Basic Settings

Setting Torque Value and Units

Details how to adjust the target torque value and select the desired unit of measurement.

Setting Function Mode and Bolting Tolerance

Function Mode and Tolerance Configuration

Explains how to configure the wrench's operating mode and define tolerances for bolting.

Extension Correction and Key Lock

Extension Correction and Key Lock Activation

Entering and Changing the PIN Code

PIN Code Management

Guides users on how to input or change the personal identification number for security.

Short Instructions - Practical Example

Setting Up for a Practical Example

Provides a step-by-step guide to configure the torque wrench for a specific bolting task.

Using the Torque Wrench

Actuating the Torque Wrench

Details the correct method for applying force to the torque wrench for tightening.

Displays and Signals During Actuation

Function Mode Displays and Signals

Explains how the display and audible signals indicate torque status in different modes.

Fault Rectification and Cleaning

Fault Rectification Procedures

Provides troubleshooting steps for common issues indicated by display symbols.

Repair, Maintenance, and Adjustment

Adjustment Instructions

Adjusting Deviating Measured Values