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• Presence and readability of tool and
battery warning label.
• Any other condition which may prevent
safe and normal operation.
Do not use Crimp tool until any problems
have been repaired.
4. Wipe the dies clean and inspect. Look for
wear, corrosion, modification, damage or
other issues that may affect safe use. Con -
firm that dies are clearly marked, matched
to each other and appropriate for the appli-
cation. Do not use damaged, mismatched
or otherwise inappropriate dies.
Inspect the press profile. Clean if needed
(see Maintenance section).
5. Inspect and maintain any other equip-
ment being used per its instructions to
make sure it is functioning properly.
Setup and Operation
Instructions
WARNING
Keep your fingers and hands away from
the Jaws during the crimping cycle. Your
fingers or hands can be crushed, frac-
tured or amputated if they become caught
between the dies or between these com-
ponents and any other object.
Large forces are generated during prod-
uct use that can break or throw parts
and cause injury. Stay clear of the jaws
during use and wear appropriate protec-
tive equipment, including eye protection.
Do not operate the tool without correct
RIDGID dies properly installed in the
jaws. This can damage the tool and/or
cause serious personal injury.
Use proper tool, die and fitting combi-
nations. Improper combinations can re-
sult in an incomplete or improper crimp,
which increases the risk of leaks, equip-
ment damage and injury.
Follow set up and operating instructions
to reduce the risk of injury from crushing,
electrical shock and other causes and to
prevent tool damage.
1. Confirm appropriate work area (See Gen-
eral Power Tool Safety Warnings). Operate
085-003-980.10_REV. A
PEX-One Crimp Tool
in clear, level, stable, dry location. Do not
use tool while standing in water.
2. Inspect work to be done and determine
correct RIDGID tool and dies for the appli-
cation per their specifications. Using incor-
rect equipment for an application can
cause injury, damage the tool and make
incomplete connections.
3. Make sure all equipment has been in-
spected and set up as directed in their in-
structions.
Hand Strap
Depending on user's preference, the hand
strap can be attached to either side of tool.
1. If needed, remove strap anchor screws
and reattach to other side of tool. Confirm
screws are secure (Figure 6A).
2. Route strap through strap anchors as
shown in Figure 6B. Secure strap in place
with hook and loop fasteners. Adjust strap
length as desired for hand fit.
Alternate
Anchor Location
A
B
Figure 6 – Strap Installation
Removing/Installing Dies
1. Remove battery from tool.
2. Depress and hold jaw lever to fully open
tool jaws.
3. Dies are removed/installed by depressing
the die detent and moving the die in/out
of the jaws (see Figure 7). Die detent will
hold dies in place.
Moveable
Strap Anchor
7
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