THER
MAL
WIRE
STR
IPPE
R
24V-64W
FT-8001
24V-64W
FT-8001
Button
Press
Press
AWG 28
AWG 26
AWG 24
AWG 22
AWG 20
AWG 18
Reverse action switch
Measure the resistance across these positions
Pan head screw
M2
×
8 (2)
Hexagon Socket
Set Screw
M3
×
6
Hexagon Socket Head
Cap Screw
M2
×
8
Pan head screw
M3
×
6 (1)
Plain washer
Pan head screw
M4
×
6 (2)
Binding Head Tapping Screw
Nominal size: 3.5
×
45 (4)
Tapping Screw
Nominal size: 3
×
12 (1)
Tapping Screw
Nominal size:
4
×
12 (4)
Pan head screw with
spring, plain washer
M3
×
6 (1)
8. PARTS LIST
NOTE:
Spare or repair parts do not include
mounting screws, if they are not listed
on the specifications. Screw must be
ordered separately.
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Set
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Parts
Item
No.
①
②
③
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
⑧
Part No.
B3078
B3079
B3080
B3081
B1319
B2004
B2005
B2015
Part Name
Panel
Upper case
P.W.B.
Handpiece holder
Power cord
Knob
Knob mount
Cord stopper
Specifications
For control
with screw, spring
3-wired cord &
American plug
Item
No.
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
⑬
⑭
⑮
⑯
Part No.
B2016
B2017
B2103
B2224
B2836
B2300
B2838
B2852
Part Name
Rubber stopper
Hex. wrench
Wiring board for switch
Fuse / 2A
Transformer
Heat resistant pad
Lower case
Power switch
Specifications
Set of 2
1.5 mm
UL
120V
6. MAINTENANCE
Performing proper and periodic maintenance ensures proper operation of the tool and extends the product
life. Apply the following service procedure as dictated by the conditions of the usage.
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Blade
1. Maintenance
2. Interruption
If the blades become oxidized, it will be difficult to melt the
insulation. Remove oxide and stripped insulation waste from the
blades with a wire brush. Use light pressure when cleaning the
blades. Excessive pressure can damage the blades and shorten
blade life.
Do not clean the blades when they are hot.
When not using the unit, be sure to place it in the handpiece
holder. Operating the blades at high temperature without
stripping insulation for extended time may shorten the heating
element life. If you will not use the unit for a long time, turn off the
power switch.
Model No.
FT800-01
Plug
3-wired cord & American plug
Country
U. S. A.
Voltage
120V
Cord
SVT
Instruction Manual
JEC
Standard
MET
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Disconnection of heating
element
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Continuity check
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How to replace the fuse
Check the heating element for electric error.
Measure the heater element at room temperature (15 to 25
°
C; 59
to 77
°
F).
Normal detection is 9
Ω
±
10%. If resistance value is abnormal,
replace the blade with a new one.
1. Attach normal blades (with normal heater resistance) to both
handles.
2. Measure the resistance between the connector pins.
Between pin 1 and pin 5: 8.1 to 9.9
Ω
.
If the resistance value is different from the above figures,
replace the FT-8001.
Desolder the fuse and replace it with a new fuse. (Refer to the
figure in “Parts list”.
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Check
WARNING
Unless otherwise specified, turn off
the power switch and pull the power
plug out before performing the
following procedures.
①
⑥
⑦
⑧
⑬
⑩
⑭
⑪
⑮
⑫
⑯
⑨
②
③
④
1
5
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Removing wire insulation
1. Align the wire end to the lead adjuster.
2. Pinch the wire in the proper hole between the
blades in accordance with the wire diameter. The
pinched section will be melted by the heated
blades. (Refer to the drawing of the blade in the
parts list.)
3. Turn the wire and blade to spread the heat
uniformly over the insulation.
4. Slide the blade toward the end of the insulation.
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Use of reverse action switch
By operating the reverse action switch, the blade
opening or closing conditions can be selected
according to your work details.
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When the indication mark “R” is displayed: The
blades are closed and can be opened by
pressing the back of the button.
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When the indication mark “N” is displayed: The
blades are in normal position and can be closed
by pressing the front side of the button.
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Handpiece
Item No.
①
②
Part No.
G1-1601
G1-1602
Part Name
Blade / 18-28AWG
Straight blade
Specifications
Standard
Item No.
①
②
③
Part No.
FT8001-01
B3077
B3089
Part Name
FT8001/24V-64W
Lead adjuster A
Lead adjuster B
Specifications
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Wire stripper blade
①
③
②
①
／
②
①
②
7. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
WARNING
• Before repairing the unit, be sure to disconnect the power plug. Failure to do so may cause
electric shock.
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The unit does not operate even
when the power switch is turned
on.
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The power save lamp flashes.
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The power save lamp flashes 2
times consecutively.
CHECK
: Is the power cord or the connection plug disconnected?
ACTION
: Connect the power cord and the connection plug.
CHECK
: Is the fuse blown?
ACTION
: Investigate why the fuse blew and then replace the fuse.
Even if the cause can not be determined, replace the fuse.
If the fuse blows again, send the entire unit for repair.
CHECK
: Are the blades inserted firmly?
ACTION
: Insert the blades fully.
CHECK
: Is the connection cord disconnected? Is the heating
element broken?
ACTION
: Refer to how to check the disconnection of connection cord
and breakage of the heating element.
ACTION
: Turn on the power switch again.
CHECK
: If the same phenomenon occurs again, it is assumed that
the unit has undergone a system error. Return the unit for
repair.
