ABB T&B Tools TBM62PCR-LI Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 4

Conductor

Average compressions per charge

BAT-MK 

4/0 - 4/0 H-Tap

600

500 kcmil

550

Advance trigger

Release button

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 1

Lift Latch

Die Retaining

Screw

Die Retaining

Screw

C-Head

Ram

DBL Dies

or

6 Ton Series Dies

2

1

FIGURE 4

FIGURE 3

Spring

loaded pin

“W” Dies

1

2

To close, lift the C-Head

until it is securely engages to

the latch.

Latch engaged

Compression cycles

This guide indicates the number of compression cycles that the 
TBM62PCR-LI can be expected to perform when the battery is 
fully charged. These figures are approximate and will vary 
according to the charging and other operating conditions, such 
as temperature, humidity, and battery condition.

Switch operation

1. The ram advances when the Trigger is depressed and stops 

when the Trigger is released.

2. To retract the ram, depress the Release button. The ram 

continues to retract while the Release button is depressed. If 
the auto-retract feature is activated, the ram will automatically 
retract after the crimp is completed. See “Compression 
operation” section, page 4 for instructions on enabling and 
disabling the auto-retract function.

Compression operation

1. Retract the Ram fully by pressing the release button     (Switch 

Operation, page 4).

2. Open the tool head by lifting the Latch (Figure 1).
3. Select the appropriate size dies for the connector being used.
4. Loosen the two Die Retaining Screws. Insert one die half into 

the C-head and then insert the other half of the die into the 
Ram (Figure 2). Tighten the Die Retaining Screws.

5. The tool also accepts Burndy “W” type dies. Use of Burndy “W” 

dies requires that the die set DBL be installed first according 
to step 4. The “W” dies are then installed over the DBL dies 
and are secured in place by the spring loaded pins (Figure 3).

6. Close by lifting the C-Head until it is securely engaged to the 

Latch (Figure 4).

7. Place connector between the dies. Press the trigger and 

advance the Ram (Switch Operation, page 4) so the connector 
is held lightly between the dies. Do not deform the connector.

8. Insert the conductor into the connector.
9. Press the trigger until the compression is complete. A series 

of clicks will be heard followed by a release in the pressure 
when compression is complete. The LED indicator will display 
green followed by an audible beep when a complete 
compression is made. During an incomplete compression 

cycle, the LED indicator will flash red followed by a series of 
multiple audible beeps due to early release of the trigger or a 
low battery. The battery level can be checked by observing the 
gauge directly on the battery.

10. Press the release button (Switch Operation, page 4) to 

retract the ram. The ram continues to retract while the release 
button is pressed. The ram stops when it is fully retracted.

11. Remove the compressed connector from the tool.

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Summary of Contents for T&B Tools TBM62PCR-LI

Page 1: ...hould be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with national and local electrical codes WARNING Risk of shock disconnect power before installation Never attempt to make a compression on a HOT Line Never assume the power is OFF Determine beforehand if any electrical hazards could exist when making a connection to line or wire Tools are NOT insulated for use on or near conductors Use of...

Page 2: ...en disconnecting charger Protect cord from being stepped on tripped over or otherwise subjected to damage or stress Do not disassemble charger or battery pack contact Tool Service Center at 1 800 284 TOOL 8665 when service or repair is required Do not store the tool and battery pack in damp or wet locations or where the temperature may reach or exceed 50 C 122 F such as a metal tool shed or a car ...

Page 3: ...tery to remain in charger until cool before charging can initiate NOTE Do not place any foreign objects in the Charger 3 Full charge 100 achieved in approximately 45 minutes LED lamp lights green and melody or beep will indicate completion 4 When the battery will no longer charge or hold a charge the LED Lamp blinks alternately from green to red IMPOSSIBLE TO CHARGE 5 When the charger is out of or...

Page 4: ...or the connector being used 4 Loosen the two Die Retaining Screws Insert one die half into the C head and then insert the other half of the die into the Ram Figure 2 Tighten the Die Retaining Screws 5 The tool also accepts Burndy W type dies Use of Burndy W dies requires that the die set DBL be installed first according to step 4 The W dies are then installed over the DBL dies and are secured in p...

Page 5: ...llel pin 7ND 05 1 17 On Off switch pin 751 13 1 18 3 x 10 Drive Pin AW 32 12 1 19 Hanging Strap 558 07A 3 20 M4 x 10 Screw ROB 159 9 21 Switch Unit 24 S MKREC PCB 1 22 Power Unit 751 15 1 23 Pump Piston 751 16 4 24 Spring 699 LI200 04 4 25 Cylinder Insert LI200 05 4 26 P 5 Back Up Ring E L LI200 06 4 27 P 5 O ring U565 LI200 07 4 28 M5 X 5 Screw F P 510A 05 2 29 Bush R14A 19 1 30 5 32 Ball 22 21 8...

Page 6: ...7 M3x10 Screw 658 08A 2 68 Body 751 34 1 69 3 16 Ball 16 49 4 70 P 29 O Ring 16 23 1 71 P 29 Back Up Ring B C 16 22 1 72 Ram 758 10 1 73 Ram Spring 415 ROB 12 1 74 M5 X 5 Screw C P 358 01 1 75 Body Head 658 02 1 76 M2 5 X 6 Screw 358 04 2 77 1 8 Ball 40 20 2 78 Spring 8 40 19 2 No Description Code Qty 79 Slide Pin 358 02 2 80 M5 X 10 Screw D P 55A 11 1 81 Retaining Screw 58 01 4 82 Push Pin 58 02 ...

Page 7: ...cité nationaux et locaux AVERTISSEMENT Risque de décharge électrique mettre hors tension avant de procéder à l installation Ne tentez jamais de comprimer un câble d une ligne sous tension Ne présumez jamais que le courant est coupé Déterminez à l avance si des risques électriques peuvent exister lors de la connexion à une ligne ou à un câble Les outils ne sont PAS isolés afin de pouvoir être utili...

Page 8: ...he et le cordon électriques ne tirez pas sur le cordon lorsque vous débranchez le chargeur Protégez le cordon pour qu il ne soit pas piétiné endommagé ou soumis à d autres contraintes et pour qu on ne trébuche pas dessus Ne démontez pas le chargeur ou le bloc pile Communiquez avec le Service de réparation d outils au 1 800 284 TOOL 8665 si un entretien ou une réparation est nécessaire Ne rangez pa...

Page 9: ...jusqu à ce qu il soit refroidi avant de commencer la charge REMARQUE Ne placez aucun objet étranger dans le chargeur 3 La charge complète 100 est atteinte en 45 minutes environ Le voyant à DEL s allume en vert et une mélodie ou un signal sonore indique la fin de l opération 4 Lorsque le bloc pile ne peut plus être rechargé ou maintenir une charge le voyant à DEL clignote en alternant du vert au ro...

Page 10: ...liser 4 Desserrez les deux vis de retenue de la matrice Insérez une moitié de la matrice dans la tête en C puis insérez l autre moitié de la matrice du côté du vérin voir la figure 2 Serrez les vis de retenue de matrice 5 L outil accepte également les matrices de type W de Burndy Avant de pouvoir utiliser des matrices de type W de Burndy il faut d abord installer le jeu de matrices DBL en suivant ...

Page 11: ...Goupille parallèle 3x22 ROB 121A 1 15 Plaque d indication 7ND 03 1 16 Goupille parallèle M4x35 7ND 05 1 17 Goupille d interrupteur marche arrêt 751 13 1 18 Goupille d entraînement 3x10 AW 32 12 1 19 Attache pour sangle 558 07A 3 20 Vis M4x10 ROB 159 9 21 Circuit d interruption 24 S MKREC PCB 1 22 Unité d alimentation 751 15 1 23 Piston de pompe 751 16 4 24 Ressort 699 LI200 04 4 25 Cylindre LI200 ...

Page 12: ...e 3 16 po 4 76 mm 16 49 4 70 Joint torique P 29 16 23 1 71 Anneau de secours P 29 B C 16 22 1 72 Vérin 758 10 1 73 Ressort de vérin 415 ROB 12 1 74 Vis M5x5 C P 358 01 1 75 Tête de boîtier 658 02 1 76 Vis M2 5x6 358 04 2 77 Bille de 1 8 po 3 17 mm 40 20 2 78 Ressort 8 40 19 2 Nº Description Code Qté 79 Goupille coulissante 358 02 2 80 Vis M5x10 D P 55A 11 1 81 Vis de retenue 58 01 4 82 Goupille po...

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