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Art-No. 20001
Art-No. 20002
Art-No. 20004
Art-No. 20005
Art-No. 20006
These operating instructions are intended to make it easier for you to get to know the tool and to use it
as intended.
Read the operating instructions completely and carefully. It is part of the product
and contains important information on correct assembly and use. Please keep
The dismantling of the product may only be carried out by trained mechanic
specialists!
Risk of injury from crushing and cutting! Do not hold limbs between moving parts
Maintenance and repair
The tool must be in a proper and clean condition before starting work. The joints should be regularly
oiled with light machine oil and protected from contamination. It is important to ensure that all bolts are
secured with circlips.
Limitation of Liability
The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage caused by:
➢ Failure to observe the operating instructions
➢ Improper use
➢ Use of untrained or trained personnel
➢ Unauthorized modifications to the device
➢ Technical change
➢ Use of spare parts that have not been approved by the manufacturer
Crimping pliers
Wire ferrule pliers
Crimping Set XXL
Crimp- and Wire stripper Set L
Wire ferrule pliers and stripper Set M
them so that you have them to hand in the event of uncertainties or if the
Only work on voltage-free ladders!
product is passed on
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Troubleshooting
Summary of Contents for RC Technik 20001
- Page 1 Manual Art-No. 20001 Crimping pliers Art-No. 20002 Wire ferrule pliers Art-No. 20004 Crimping Set XXL Art-No. 20005 Crimp- and Wire stripper Set L Art-No. 20006 Wire ferrule pliers and stripper Set M These operating instructions are intended to make it easier for you to get to know the tool and to use it as intended.
- Page 2 Manual 1. Wire stripper Intended use of wire strippers The wire stripper is suitable for cutting and stripping fine-wire, flexible cables made of copper and aluminum with cross-sections from 0.25 to 6 mm² (AWG 23-10). Description of wire stripper The wire stripper has 2 holding jaws and 2 extractor jaws that close automatically when the two pliers handles are pressed together and move apart.
- Page 3 Manual Check the result: The single wires or the braided shield must not be damaged. Pressure points on the remaining insulation are permitted. Readjustment of the incision: The holding force can be regulated by turning the adjusting screw. By turning towards +, the holding jaws are pressed together more tightly.
- Page 4 Manual 2. Crimping pliers Purpose of use The crimping tool for insulated cable lugs enables high-quality crimping of cables with a cross-section from 0.5 to 6 mm² (AWG 22 - 10). With various jaws that can be used, uninsulated cable lugs and ring lugs from 1.5 to 6 mm² (AWG 16 - 10) can also be pressed.
- Page 5 Manual Close the pliers a little so that the cable lug can no longer fall out. Now align the cable so that the insulation is up to the stop on the cable lug. Squeeze the pliers together until they release and open again automatically.
- Page 6 Manual Troubleshooting of crimping pliers The pliers do not open Press the pliers together firmly until they open automatically If the pliers are jammed, press the release button (depending on the tension of the pliers, a screwdriver is required to activate the lever) Insufficient crimp result Select the right combination of cable cross-section and cable lug...
- Page 7 Manual Application of wire ferrule pliers Strip the cable according to the length of the wire end ferrule and twist the copper wires together slightly. Select a ferrule that matches the cross-section of the cable and attach it to the stripped end of the cable. The cable strands should be flush with the wire end ferrule.
- Page 8 Insufficient crimp result Choose the right combination of ferrules and cables Increase the quality of the ferrules Readjust the pressing force RC Technik Müllerweg 34 83071 Stephanskirchen Germany service@rctechnik.de www.rctechnik.de...
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