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2.3) LED Worklights
Whilst the tool is in operation, the working area is illuminated by four high luminosity LED Work-
lights that switch off automatically at the end of the cycle.
2.4) Head rotation
For ease of operation, the tool head can rotate through 180°, allowing the operator to work in the
most comfortable position.
Do not attempt to rotate the head when the hydraulic circuit is pressurised.
2.5) Battery status
Batteries are equipped with LED indicators that indicate the remaining battery life at any time
by pressing the adjacent button.
When the battery voltage has dropped below a minimum safety threshold, the tool will
not start and it is necessary to recharge or replace the battery.
Worklights (7) illuminated combined with an audible alarm when the operating button
(3) is pressed, indicate that the battery voltage has dropped below a minimum safety
threshold. Under these conditions the tool will not start, and it is necessary to recharge
or replace the battery.
2.6) Using the battery charger
Carefully follow the instructions in the battery charger user manual.
3. DIE AND JAW ASSEMBLY
The interchangeable crimping jaws have plastic covers on the outside edges.
When introducing or changing jaws or dies, the battery must fi rst be removed from the tool.
3.1) Jaw assembly
Press the locking pin (6) and turn it to the right to release it into the fully open position (see FIG. 2).
Insert the jaws into the support head until the hole is aligned with the locking pin.
Push the pin (6) right in and turn it to the left to lock it (see FIG. 2) until the red lines are aligned.
3.2) Crimping die assembly
Use of ”W” style crimping dies into the CDD6N, CDD6-6N, CDD6-8N jaws
Press pins (11) and insert “W” dies into their seats (see FIG. 3).
To disassemble, simply press the pins (11) and slide them from the jaws.
It is recommended to use the tool only with product to be crimped inserted.