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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: 

Electric Torque Wrench 

Series: TWE 

TDS:- 

1399 

Prepared by:-  M.DAVIES 

Approved by:- 

 

Date: 25/03/14 

REV NO:- 

 

 

 

 

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SAFETY 

Please carefully read all safety instructions, in order to ensure the safest use and longest service life of the 
equipment supplied. 
 
Improper handling, misuse or operation by unqualified personnel will cause risks for 
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 The operator's health and life 

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 The machine and other objects 

 

KEEP

 these operating instructions and other applicable Hi-Force manuals in a safe place, and ensure they 

are available for all personnel that install, use or maintain the equipment.  

 

Work Area.

 

Ensure the work area is kept clean and tidy. 
Identify the risk area in which the tool is to be used. 
Do not use the power tool in an area that is subject to the risk of explosion, in which flammable liquids, 
gases or dusts are present. 
Ensure that no unauthorised personnel are within the working/risk area when the equipment is in use. 
Never leave the working/risk area with the equipment under load. 
Be aware: Distraction can cause you to lose control of the power tool. 
 
 

Personal Safety.

 

Before commencing work with this equipment, the operator should wear all the personal protective 
equipment recommended by his/her Company. Also we recommend that non-slip work gloves, ear 
defenders and safety glasses/visor are worn at all times. 
 
Before commencing work the tool should be inspected to ensure:- 

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All moving parts are in the correct working order and are not jammed. 

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No parts of the tool are broken, badly worn or damaged. 

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IF IN DOUBT DO NOT USE THE TOOL. 

 
Do not use the power tool if you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medicines. 
Inattention when using power tools can lead to serious injury. 
 
Do not overestimate your capabilities. Ensure when operating the tool you have a secure stance and that 
you are evenly balanced. This will allow you to control the power tool better in all situations. 
 
Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. Keep hair, clothing and gloves away from moving parts, as these 
can become entangled in the moving parts of the power tool. 
 
Torque wrenches can be dangerous if used by inexperienced or untrained persons. 
 

IF IN DOUBT ASK. 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TWE Series

Page 1: ...RATING INSTRUCTIONS Hi FORCE SERIES TWE Electric Torque Wrench These instructions are issued to ensure safe operation of the tool by the intended Operator To ensure maximum safety a copy of these inst...

Page 2: ...3 OPERATING PARAMETERS 5 1 4 EMISSIONS 5 1 5 RISK ASSESSMENT 5 1 6 ELECTRICAL SAFETY 7 1 7 OPERATOR 7 2 TECHNICAL DATA 7 3 OPERATION 7 3 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 7 3 2 TORQUE ANGLE MODE OPTIONAL 11 3 3 I...

Page 3: ...h the equipment under load Be aware Distraction can cause you to lose control of the power tool Personal Safety Before commencing work with this equipment the operator should wear all the personal pro...

Page 4: ...be switched on or off easily is dangerous must be withdrawn from use and must be repaired by a qualified technician Do let any unauthorized personnel use the power tool Electric power tools are danger...

Page 5: ...thout prior written permission from Hi Force will be deemed as improper use and all warranty and guarantees on the tool are declared invalid The wrench must not be used in an atmosphere where explosio...

Page 6: ...Other hazards A risk of crushing between the pistol grip and surrounding components The pistol grip and or driving unit are able to rotate The impact socket and the support arm can become detached if...

Page 7: ...caring out any work on the electric unit remove the plug from the mains supply 1 7 OPERATOR Minimum age 18 years The operator must carefully read and understand the operating manual before using the t...

Page 8: ...otor and gear are rotating it is not possible to make a setting on the display Also the on off switch and left right switch are closed down Classification Construction size Slow Strong Mode Fast Mode...

Page 9: ...e from the chart fixed to the motor housing and adjust the knurl to those values The poti setting is displayed with one post decimal place on the display e g 3 2 This is a factory default setting 2 0...

Page 10: ...gear control knob 9 in position 2 Only change gear when the motor is NOT running Should the speed selector not engage properly operate the torque wrench for a short time with no load applied 3 1 7 FA...

Page 11: ...ction including the symbol to flash three times Then the selected mode is engaged ATTENTION Angle of tilt mode selection is only possible in gear 1 mode If this selection is attempted in gear 2 mode a...

Page 12: ...ate the on off switch to start the bolting process with the application of the snugging torque Apply the torque at slow motor speed in order to keep the dynamic forces low When the snugging torque is...

Page 13: ...n Then the motor increases in speed If the required torque is too high for the tool the process stops The display shows for 3 seconds OLOAD OVERLOAD Additionally an acoustic warning signal sounds The...

Page 14: ...age Err03 flashes in the display for 3 seconds Bolting process is interrupted Additionally an acoustic warning signal emits The two diode lights flash red alternately The message is documented 3 4 3 D...

Page 15: ...ed Additionally an acoustic warning signal is emitted The two diode lights flash red alternately The error is documented Remedy Unplug the tool and plug in again If the error is still present send dev...

Page 16: ...ning procedure turn the reaction arm 13 slowly towards the abutment by starting the motor If necessary start motor at intervals Make sure the reaction arm is tightly fitted against the abutment The re...

Page 17: ...been tightened to the required torque must not be tightened again with the same torque This will lead to excess torque being applied At normal operating temperature and with constant mains voltage the...

Page 18: ...intervals in order to safeguard the electrical safety Before use always check that the fixing bolts of the pivoting handles sit tightly and that the handle itself is intact After gears have been run...

Page 19: ...OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Electric Torque Wrench Series TWE TDS 1399 Prepared by M DAVIES Approved by Date 25 03 14 REV NO 1 ECO Page 19 of 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13...

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