Burndy PATMD430LWJAW Safety Operating & Maintenance Instructions Download Page 9

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JAW INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

One  of  the  main  features  of the BURNDY

®

 PATRIOT

®

 

IN-LINE

®

 Crimper/Cutter tool is its ability to easily change 

out and install different types of jaws, without the need 

for any additional tools.  There are several different types 

of jaws for crimping and cutting, so it may be necessary 

to switch jaws depending on the application. (

See Parts 

Section to order other jaw variations.

)

1)  Engage the activation trigger lock and then remove 

battery.

2)   Press the black retraction trigger to ensure the ram is 

fully retracted.

3)  Grip the knurled end of the main pivot pin and pull 

outward.  Turning the pin while pulling will make it 

easier to get past the detent and pull outward.  (Note: 

The pin will not pull out of the yoke completely.)

4)  Squeeze the jaws slightly and remove the jaws from 

the tool. 

5)  Insert new jaws into the yoke by closing the jaws 

slightly in your hand.  Line up the tabs at the base of 

the jaws with the notches in the yoke.

6)  Push the pin inward so that it is fully inserted into the 

jaws and yoke.

BLADE REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE

If the blades wear out, it will be necessary to change out 

and install new blades. (

See Parts Section to order new 

blades and guide.

)

Required Tools: 9/64" Allen Wrench, 5/32" Allen Wrench

1)  Engage the activation trigger lock and then remove 

battery.

2)  Remove the guide by removing the #8-32 socket head 

cap screws.

OPERATION

Read and follow all pre-operation and 

safety instructions provided for your 

PATRIOT

®

 IN-LINE

®

 Crimper/Cutter and 

for the  battery charger (see  Charger 

Instruction Manual) and accessories. 

Failure to follow the proper operating 

instructions and safety information 

provided can lead to serious personal 

injury or death.

This tool is NOT insulated for use on or 

near energized conductors.  Use of this 

tool near energized conductors may lead 

to electrical shock, causing severe injury 

or death. 

Pinch point hazard.  Crimp ram operates 

at high speed and force and can cause 

severe personal injury. Keep all body 

parts away from moving parts of the tool, 

especially the area of the head and die 

holder during operation.

Blade hazard.  Cutter blades move at 

high speed and force and can cause 

severe personal injury. Keep all body 

parts away from moving parts of the tool 

during operation.

NOTE:  Do not immerse the tool in water, as the PATRIOT

®

 

IN-LINE

®

 Crimper/Cutter is not designed to operate under 

water.  This is considered abuse and will void the warranty!  

Always use the tool lanyard provided to prevent dropping 

the PATRIOT

®

 IN-LINE

®

 Crimper/Cutter.

BLADE REPLACEMENT 

Continued

3)   Remove each blade by removing the three                            

      #10-32 x 1/2" socket head cap screws on both sides.

4)  Install the new blades and secure with the three       

#10-32 x 1/2" cap screws on each side.

5)  Install the blade guide and secure with the #8-32  

socket head cap screws. 

6)  Be sure that all screws are tight before operating the 

tool.

7)  Cycle the tool. Make sure that there is no interference 

and that the jaws advance and retract smoothly. 

DIE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

For the majority of crimped connections, it is necessary to 

select and install the appropriate die for the application.  

Please refer to the connector catalog page or the die 

index number shown on the connector to determine the 

correct die set.

To Install:

1)  Select the appropriate die for the application.

2)  Engage the activation trigger lock and then remove 

battery.

3)  Push in die button while inserting the die into the crimp 

jaws.  The second die may have to be installed via the 

top of the tool.  (Note: For polarized dies – W28RT for 

example – orient the dies in the crimp jaws according 

to the arrow stamped on the die.)

To Remove:

1)  Engage the activation trigger lock and then remove 

battery.

2).  Push in die button while removing the die.

 

Note: The first die may have to be removed out the 

top of the tool.

Summary of Contents for PATMD430LWJAW

Page 1: ...BURNDY LLC 2020 SAFETY OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ENGLISH PATRIOT IN LINE MD LW SERIES...

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Page 3: ...may be obtained free of charge from the BURNDY Tool Service Center SAFETY FIRST The information provided in this manual is essential for the safe handling operation and maintenance of the BURNDY PATRI...

Page 4: ...ere injury or death If injury results from escaping hydraulic fluid seek immediate medical attention to avoid serious bodily injury Do NOT over reach while operating this tool Loss of balance can caus...

Page 5: ...ttery clip in the tool has a star molded into it The star identifies acceptance of the BL series batteries NOTE For tools which do not have a STAR molded into the plastic battery clip use is limited t...

Page 6: ...uminum AAC 8 AWG 350 kcmil Full Tension ACSR 10 4 0 AWG Taps Copper 10 2 0 AWG Aluminum 14 4 0 AWG ACSR 14 4 0 AWG Stirrups ACSR 6 4 0 AWG CRIMP CAPACITY PATMD LW w PATMD430LWJAW DIELESS CRIMPING JAW...

Page 7: ...d battery and charger Rugged time proven design Audible pressure pop off valve Indicates properly completed crimps and cuts Interchangeable jaws More flexibility for crimping and cutting with multiple...

Page 8: ...ay from pinch point jaws prior to operating tool 3 With a fully charged battery installed depress the lower green activation trigger until the jaws of the PATRIOT IN LINE crimper cutter close You will...

Page 9: ...onductors may lead to electrical shock causing severe injury or death Pinch point hazard Crimp ram operates at high speed and force and can cause severe personal injury Keep all body parts away from m...

Page 10: ...ow the PRE OPERATION instructions and Battery Charger Instruction Manual 2 Ensure that the ram is fully retracted by depressing the black retraction trigger 3 Inspect the blades for wear or damage esp...

Page 11: ...e second crimp about 1 16 after the first crimp 3 Once the crimp is completed rotate the tool head 180 degrees Note Only the jaws need to be rotated Rotating the entire tool is not necessary 5 Continu...

Page 12: ...RL 4 YCA RL3 4 AWG YCA4RL 4 2 AWG YCA2RL 4 1 0 AWG YCA25RL 4 2 0 AWG YCA26RL 4 3 0 AWG YCA27RL 4 YSS R 4 AWG YSS4R 3 2 AWG YSS2R 3 1 YDS4RL and YDSR4RL with 4 AAC is rated for ANSI C119 4 Class 1A nor...

Page 13: ...erial Using a stiff brush never metal remove all contaminants in and around the ram and piston area and allow solvent to drain off tool The tool ram must be fully retracted before cleaning removing or...

Page 14: ...t short the battery cartridge 1 Do not touch the terminals with any conductive material 2 Avoid storing battery cartridge in a container with other metal objects such as nails coins etc 3 Do not expos...

Page 15: ...cool before continuing use Oil leaks from tool Seal defect or mechanical problems Return to factory for repair Number of crimps cuts per charge decreases with each battery recharge Battery is too warm...

Page 16: ...to individual use and charging habits 3 Q Can the batteries be recycled YES Once the battery no longer accepts a recharge simply follow the recycling instruction included in this manual for proper rec...

Page 17: ...Grooves 11 PATMD430LWJAW Dieless Crimping Jaw for Overhead Distribution Splices 12 PATMDCUTACSRKIT Replacement Blades 350 Cu 636 Al 556 ACSR Qty 2 13 PATMDCUTCUALKIT Replacement Blades 600 Cu 636 Al...

Page 18: ...place the battery in your mouth or nose Do not place wet batteries in a plastic bag The trapped moisture will cause the battery to rust SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR BATTERY COLLECTION LITHIUM ION BATTERIES W...

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Page 20: ...20 PATMDLWSOMI Rev K Item 50054506 For more information write or call BURNDY TOOL SERVICE CENTER 150 Burndy Road Littleton NH 03561 USA or call toll free 1 800 426 8720 ToolService burndy com...

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