Operating Instruction Manual:
OM-TPE-A-01
Serial Numbers:
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6.3 Pendant Control Buttons (figure 6.2)
ON / ADVANCE
The On / Advance button (19) is a dual function button. A single press of the button will start the motor and
set the pump to retract mode. Once started, pressing and holding the button again will set the pump to
advance mode i.e. the wrench will advance. The pump will remain in this mode until the button is released.
Once released the pump will return to retract mode and the wrench will retract.
AUTO-CYCLE
The Auto-Cycle Button (20) is used to place the pump into Auto-Cycle mode. Once activated, the pump will
repeatedly run (automatically) full advance and retract cycles until the auto-cycle mode is deactivated. I.e.
the torque wrench will advance and retract automatically until auto-cycle mode is deactivated.
The pump should be operated manually at first, until safe reaction points between the tool/s and the
workpiece are established. Then the pump can be switched to auto-cycle mode, if desired.
To activate ‘auto-cycle’ mode press and hold down the ‘auto-cycle’ button (20) for 3-6 seconds.
To deactivate and return to manual mode, press the
‘auto-cycle’ button (20) once.
NOTE:
When deactivated the tool will continue to retract fully before stopping.
Pressing either ‘Stop’ Button (21) or (10) during auto-cycle mode will stop the pump and all tool
functions immediately.
STOP / EMERGENCY STOP
The ‘Stop / Emergency Stop’ button’s, (21) on the control pendant (18) and (10) on the electrical control box
(9) are pressed to stop the pump motor, either after use, or in the case of an emergency. Pressing either
button will stop the motor immediately.
Pressing a
‘Stop’ button does not remove power from the electrical control box. The
pump must be turned off and disconnected from the power source to remove power from
the electrical control box.
Once pressed, the motor is locked in the off position and will not turn on until the button/s has been released.
To release the button/s: Twist the button in the direction of the arrow until it pops up and releases.
